Post #1759357

2026-04-22 05:00 UTC

Сподіваюся, з древньою археологією у Лари краще. --- I sure hope Lara&#39;s ancient archaeology is much, much better. Context: Lara comments that it&#39;s the ID of &quot;one of the prisoners&quot;. Which is obviously absurd on many levels. For one, GULAG slaves didn&#39;t have &quot;IDs&quot; (why would they need that in a death camp?), they had &quot;personal files&quot; (paper folders) stored probably somewhere around the administration. For another, someone who reads Russian can get more fun out of this: - It is an ID for a low-level NKVD guy (think sergeant for the Soviet version of Gestapo) - Expired in Dec 1940 (i.e. early in WWII), which is one of many anachronisms in Rise of the Tomb Raider - Even more funny that its owner belongs to the Ukrainian branch of NKVD, specifically from Mykolaiv region. Needless to say, it&#39;s unlikely that a Ukrainian NKVD officer has been working as a guard in a Siberian concentration camp near Krasnoyarsk. #games #TombRaider #kek

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@altbot@fuzzies.wtf 2026-04-22 05:01

Provided by @altbot@fuzzies.wtf, generated privately and locally using Gemma4:26b @stargazer@woof.tech A digital interface on a black background displays an open, brown-toned identification booklet titled "GULAG ID". The left page features a black and white photograph of a person, with the text "выдано 10 января 1940 г.", г.", "Действительно по 31/XII 1940 г.", "УССР", and "личная подпись". The right page contains the text "НКВД СССР", "Управление НКВД по Николаевской области", "Удостоверение 380", and the handwritten name "Кузнецов Алексей Н Николаевич". Surrounding the booklet are interface elements including "← GULAG ID", "Gulag Possessions", "A gulag Identification card for one of the prisoners.", "HOLD [L MOUSE] TO ADJUST THE CAMERA ANGLE", "RESET", and "BACK". 🌱 Energy used: 0.687 Wh

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