Eat it. There really isn't anything else to do with it considering you don't have a processor, memory, or a power supply. I suppose you could scrap it for parts, but that might be difficult considering you don't have a soldering iron. All a motherboard does is bus data and supply power to parts, as well as preform POST and BIOS/EFI services. You still need an actual computer with it.
Suppose you find yourself in 120 BC, naked, and with a motherboard in your hands
Nolan Sanders
Xavier Parker
All you need is a few lemons, some copper and some zinc. Idk how viable any of those are in 120BC but hey
Benjamin Robinson
the absolute state of humanity
Jonathan Moore
>A language spoken more than 2 thousand years ago would be similar because ayyyy lmao
You know nothing about linguistics.
Connor Brown
>What are your options?
I find some clothes.
Travel to a cultural center of the Roman empire like Alexandria or Antioch.
Find intelligent people there and tell them the truth.
Aiden Gonzalez
All roads leads to Rome, flattard
Wyatt Roberts
see .
Maybe you should've read the whole thread before replying, user, gosh how awkward for you, looking like an idiot in front of all of these anons. :/
Jacob Ramirez
Stash it for later and asses my situation. Focus on shelter water and food, then use my advanced future knowledge and wit to establish a relationship with the first locals I come into peaceful contact with, somewhere down the line I might trade the motherboard for something useful. After I had the necessary provisions I would travel the world for the thrills. All the while I would be focused on gaining as much power as possible, transcribing my knowledge for future generations, and leaving the world in the best state.
Colton Sullivan
Celtic languages, user.
Like:
>en.wikipedia.org
Jason Clark
smug, wrong and retarded... the other guy is clearly right.n