What if we kissed on the Cray supercomputer loveseat?

[randamumaki@mstdn.social]

@ClarusPlusPlus If supercompute then kiss?

[gabrielesvelto@mas.to]

@ClarusPlusPlus never forget how cool computers used to be

[polyfloyd@hsnl.social]

@ClarusPlusPlus Rather large for a loveseat tbh. Unless it is for a whole polycule?

[masukomi@connectified.com]

@ClarusPlusPlus reminder: if it moves beyond just kissing, you can go inside. Depending on which way the opening is pointed you may be totally unseen.

[kestral@masto.hackers.town]

@ClarusPlusPlus IDEAL DATE right there

[goetz@freiburg.social]

@gabrielesvelto @ClarusPlusPlus That Cray was a rather hot one, not really cool, sorry to interrupt the love story.

(<scnr>)

[casandro@f-ckendehoelle.de]

@ClarusPlusPlus According to one of the talks available from Mr. Cray, one of the design criteria was, that it should be comfortable for the engineers to take a rest after they were done setting it up. It houses part of the power supply and cooling.

[ben_carver@hcommons.social]

@ClarusPlusPlus straight into a Tron romance

[cinnamon@mk.absturztau.be]

@ClarusPlusPlus@gamedev.lgbt Follow me. I know the way in...

[simonzerafa@infosec.exchange]

@gabrielesvelto @ClarusPlusPlus

They are still cool but some components are just 400% more expensive than they used to be 🫤

[jellyfriend@plush.city]

@ClarusPlusPlus somone should rebuild this with modernised rails...

[jellyfriend@plush.city]

@cinnamon @ClarusPlusPlus the gap only appears for TRUE gamers