Could we simulate a solar flare and burn out all electronics across the world as a result? By doing that the new computers created would be extremely expensive due to the costs of recycling and the lack of available resources. Such we can go back to comp

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▶Anonymous 11/06/17 (Mon) 03:20:47 No.816059>>816094 [Watch Thread][Show All Posts]

Could we simulate a solar flare and burn out all electronics across the world as a result? By doing that the new computers created would be extremely expensive due to the costs of recycling and the lack of available resources. Such we can go back to computers costing $2,000 a pop and returning to a time when computers were for hobbyists and build our free software utopia from the ruins. No more normie internet.

▶Anonymous 11/06/17 (Mon) 03:24:34 No.816063>>816064

We have to run the simulation to find out.

▶Anonymous 11/06/17 (Mon) 03:28:20 No.816064>>816066

It would be easier to code a computer virus based off of zeroMQ and destroy all computing devices that share energy in any shape way or form.

>>816063

What did he mean by this?

▶Anonymous 11/06/17 (Mon) 03:30:54 No.816066

>>816064

>Could we simulate a solar flare

What did he mean by this?

▶Anonymous 11/06/17 (Mon) 03:49:14 No.816071

OP there's nothing stoping you from building whatever you want. You could even go full Terry and build your own OS, and push it further with your own network protocols that you and no one else will use.

▶Anonymous 11/06/17 (Mon) 04:36:20 No.816091

>back to 50's but with good goy modern mass ideologies

>everyone will sign in to mainframes by their state ID

>usebook will send mandatory ads spam to your inbox

>arpanet is still working, and will be used to develop planetary-scale networks again

>(((someone))) accidentally had a stash of modern computers in a Faraday cage

>sells them for gazillion sheckels

Anyways, what you are looking for, is intercontinental nuclear ballistic missiles.

▶Anonymous 11/06/17 (Mon) 04:41:32 No.816094

>>816059 (OP)

Hello, 0bserver.

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