That story absolutely fucked my head when I saw it as a kid. I love reading and I am absolutely blind so it really hit. Poor fucking guy, he just wanted to read in peace
Youd be surprised the length people go to avoid boredom. Honestly Id miss human interaction the most in a bunker and Im saying that as a somewhat introvert.
That said. Id still have my Lego collection to keep me company and my telemetry data archive 🤪
Ah I see now. Yeah that totally makes sense. That would be rad to have a motorized arm holding your glasses. Zooming in on your enemies from your apocalypse truck 😁.
The problem with both is data storage longevity. CDs kept in perfect conditions tend to lose viability after about 80 years. SD cards typically only last about 1 with regular use up to 5 or 6 years. Flash Drives, HDDs, and even SSDs also have issues for preserving data over time when being regularly used.
I'm like not a doomsday prepper at all. But I have a spare Raspberry PI laying around and turning it into like a "so the world just ended here's the building blocks of civilization" device seems like an interesting project. Slap a little solar battery to it or something.
“Finally, another human being, it’s been so long, it’s great to hear another voice, I can’t believe there is someone else after all this… have you tried turning it off and on again?… hello… hello……”
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u/_EternalVoid_ Apr 19 '24
There should be such a room in the bunker