Them boys is HOT to the touch

we could try to make an /h/ board on here

>>302032
/h/ is taken by filthy preverts but >>>/hobby/ looks open

>>302033
lets come back to discuss it in a group next sunday?

Maybe we make a /76/ board or something with threads for all the /jp/ /v/ /h/ /etc/? I’m not trying to further splinter /sp/, nor am I trying to have to remember a bunch of new borts. /hospice/ callin fams.

>>302035
lelno wtf theres literally like 5 regular users

I think budys shouldn't open new boards. Just wait for dudder to check on spartschan
there are many claimable board, but could take a while until we process the claim
also you could check out existing boards there are couple of english language ones that might be of interest

>>302029
>drumsticks only
they look good but why no flats? flats have better skin-to-meat ratio, more sauce coverage and more crisp edges

>>302038
i lik flats beter to budy
They didn’t have any flats, just drumettes at the store :/

>>302042
actual buffalo niggers (from buffalo) dont eat the flats ever
only drums for real beefalo wings

dem gud lookin wangs
need ta fix muh smoker, ordered a pellet one lik a retard and that thing bout blewed up muh home cuz da augur dont feed
hopin its just wet pellets

>>302050
lol
nah
you can order one or the other, but its def not the standard

Is writing malware that overheats the batteries of indian scammer laptops causing them to explode and kill the benchod niggers an hobby?

>>302059
isnt that basically what stuxnet is?

>>302064
no

wait shorkcel is gonna make a new board for his hobbies?

>>302065
it kinda is tho
lik the whole point of stuxnet wasnt to steal data or hijack control of the computer or whatever lik a normal varus. the point was to cause irl damage to equipment by sending junk data to sensitive external equipment, while simultaneously tricking the computer into thinking that said junk data was "normal"

so i guess its not external equipment, but in spirit, youd be doing a similar thang. varus tells computer fan to "chill", while simultaneously telling computer that "this is fine", until sukhdeep is engulfed in lithium hellfire

>>302071
There are interesting things in laptop and phone charging circuits over the past 5 years. It's nothing to do with cooling but rather charging circuits with direct hardware level access to allow specific iterations of under and over voltage.

Every single laptop and phone with USB-C power circuitry for power input and output has this design and its not a fucking coincidence.

I'm sure the same people who made stuxnet also influenced every hardware ODM/OEM to adopt this strategy of being able to remotely turn your lithium battery powered device into an bomb just like the pagers.