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>>36277
>>36280
Glad you apparently have broken out of your funk, Anon. Chin up! This is the most exciting time to be alive!
>>36287
The jokes just write themselves.
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>>36289
Every little thing counts, I wish every Afrikaner well.
>>36291
I hope they fall for these and have a meltdown at Popeye's.
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>>36292
>Having a melty at the local Popeyes
Add it to the list.  :D
>>36287
This is fake right?
>>36277
I know that game, it was fun.
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>>36255
Wasn't there any way to let him live, even if the injury was irreparable?
>>36256
>Grab yourself an emulator and play Monster World IV, Pulseman, Dynamite Headdy and some others, you are missing out on some of the finest gaming ever developed.
Will do sooner or later. I still need to finish a huge number of games I've left unfinished. Thanks for the recommendations.
>I'm guessing they wanted to abide by an all ages rating, some of the songs in these games have had altered (censored) lyrics before.
That's probably it.
>>36268
It's all so tiresome.
>>36277
Hello, I think you might like this:
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>>36288
Very nice.
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>>36227
>First of all, nice CUNY celebration pics. Secondly, thanks for the cool demo link.
You're welcome for both. I think it's neat that there's been more people making some demos for the N64, and in part I think it was thanks to that demo.
>Even so fuck what he thinks, you can still use any lewd .VRM you please, lol. Also could always be forked.
That's true.
>>36232
Did they ever release any game at all? In either case, good.
>>36234
I wonder who owns and lives in that abandoned bus.
>>36244
>Same character designer huh? He sure seems to hate pants.
Yeah, that's kind of his trademark. He did some designs for Kancolle and their shipgirls don't have pants either.
>>36248
Happy 37th birthday.
As for games I think Streets of Rage could be a good candidate.
>>36257
> I think Sega's Japan and US branch being in basically a civil war didn't help. With the jap branch ignoring the outside world because the Saturn was doing well in Japan while the burguer part being controled by idiots who rejected the launch of more "japanese" titles in the US and focusing in sports games while JRPGs just rised in popularity at that time.
Don't forget that the US branch was also busy with the console bit war, and trying to go after Nintendo every chance they could.
>>36260
Pay up goy.
>>36262
I guess some of the other anyons didn't make it after we switched sites. It's a shame really.
>>36264
>Buy local produce
I have that policy in particular with meat and fruits and vegetables.
>cook your own food as often as you can if you can
I can do simple dishes but it doesn't hurt to try something a bit more complex.
>>36266
Good cunnies.
>>36268
JP sites should just block access from those hellholes, they deserve it.
>>36269
I fucking despise Google doing this stupid shit. I know there's a popular custom ROM that has privacy and security in mind but it's specifically designed for Google phones and I'm not paying for them.
>>36276
A while back there were plans to sue Google but I don't think it ever materialized.
>>36277
>>36280
Hello again, good to see you.
>spoiler
I don't really blame you. Sometimes isolation is a good way to deal with that.
>>36278
That's good. Hopefully the next thing is kicking the pajeets out of the country.
>>36280
>Apparently, Chrono Trigger is getting a remake/remaster. As much as I enjoyed Chrono Trigger, I'm skipping it because I look at Squeenix the same way I look at Capcom; Absolute garbage.
Yeah, absolutely skip it. Crapcom and Square are deserving of an industry crash if it happens.
>>36281
RIP.
>>36282
>I guess younger generations of Japanese viewers just aren't into it as much?
I wonder. Kamen Rider is still going after all, and so some other tokusatsu shows.
>>36287
wew
>no KFC
So close.
>>36288
That's cool. I know you don't tend to play things you have shown on stream already but I was wondering if we could watch Joyeux Noel again on the Christmas stream. It's such a great movie for the holiday season based on an actual WWI story. If not that's OK, I'll watch it on my own.
>>36289
White people should be rescued from whatever shithole they are stuck to.
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Edea Lee is the cutest, I love her english dubbed voice too. I have a soft spot for cutesy tomboyish girls. I hate the newfag stereotype the tomboys must be some toned brown girl with short hair. 
>>36282
>Is it the same kind of dogshit treatment FF and DQ are getting these days? With ugly filtered sprites on top of high resolution 2.5D backgrounds? I hate those.
Probably will be. And just like those it will be censored.
>The best version of Ys Book I & II is on PCE CD, in my opinion.
I'm inclined to agree with you. Though I do enjoy the PSP version's addition of backing Feena into a corner.
>>36288
Awesome. I'm planning on finally joining you guys again this Friday.
<Passion of the Christ
This is a Mel Gibson movie? Based.
>>36294
>I know that game, it was fun.
Sounds like I'll have fun playing it then.
>>36295
Thanks Reisen anyon. Nice link. Retro eroge art is truly the best.
I wanted to post some weird 音MAD's I found, but trashchan isn't letting me open the files. Is anyone else having the same problem?
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>>36297
>I hate the newfag stereotype the tomboys must be some toned brown girl with short hair.
I don't have an issue with them but it's true that it can be tiring.
>I'm planning on finally joining you guys again this Friday.
Nice, although streams are on Sundays.
>This is a Mel Gibson movie? Based.
Yes, and it didn't hold back on the torture of Jesus being nailed to the cross.
>>36298
What extension do they have? Is it mp4 or webm?
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Two pixiv addons you may want to check into (If you don't have another addon or script that tackles these issues)
>https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/mini-pixiv/
Mini Pixiv: Make Pixiv light and fast. Display all images automatically.
>https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/pixiv-user-filter/
Pixiv User Filter: This addon allows you to hide artworks of specific users by adding them to a blacklist. Now you can rid of all of that pesky gaijin inflation art.
>>36299
>I don't have an issue with them but it's true that it can be tiring.
I have nothing against them, and I think they can be quite cute, but to me they represent part of the desecration of anime culture in global internet spaces by newfags. This zoomer/late millenial mentality of 'everything must be a heckin' maymay' is exhausting.
>Nice, although streams are on Sundays.
LOL that's what I meant, my apologies. My mind is all over the place right now.
>Yes, and it didn't hold back on the torture of Jesus being nailed to the cross.
Too many Christian films (and media) sugar-coat the things that happened in the Bible. And now that I think about it, trying to appeal to normalfag sensibilities in any way always makes things worse, whether it be the Bible, gaming, or anime.
>What extension do they have? Is it mp4 or webm?
MP4. And on second thought, it may indeed be a 'me' issue. Nothing is uploading on my end.
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I just restarted my PC. Test.
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>>36300
Thanks for the addons. There should be another filter add-on for AI shit as well, those ones are worse.
>LOL that's what I meant, my apologies. My mind is all over the place right now.
No worries. Dejiko will have an announcement beforehand.
>Too many Christian films (and media) sugar-coat the things that happened in the Bible. And now that I think about it, trying to appeal to normalfag sensibilities in any way always makes things worse, whether it be the Bible, gaming, or anime.
To be fair some of those tend to be mostly just to focus on the teachings of Jesus, and also for children. I guess Mel Gibson's movie was one of the few that didn't hold back on showing how badly treated he was. And he's also working on another Christian movie so expect more of that happening.
>And on second thought, it may indeed be a 'me' issue. Nothing is uploading on my end.
Did you get that "Something broke" error? If so then yes, it's an issue on your end.
>>36301
I see a cute meido.
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>>36304
Sorry, the last one is actually the spoiler.
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If you've got nothing else to do, we've got a special r/a/dio going. I'm trying to incorporate boardnames in, but I can't think of how to weave /digi/ in fluidly, but there is a rat in Di Gi Charat, so there's that.

>>>/a/1238058
https://smuglo.li/a/res/1238058.html
>>>/a/1238058
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>>>/a/1238058

I've ran out of one-liners.
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>>36303
>Thanks for the addons. There should be another filter add-on for AI shit as well, those ones are worse.
So I've found that a lot of those are 'thankfully' explicitly labeled as AI, so you can just filter by tag. Unfortunately, the only one I've found is for Chromium based browsers:
https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/pixiv-filter/obnpnnkehjbeplkmddefoofjcmpgdgpm
>To be fair some of those tend to be mostly just to focus on the teachings of Jesus, and also for children.
Fair point. 
>Did you get that "Something broke" error? If so then yes, it's an issue on your end.
My computer was just being bipolar. It's working now.
>I see a cute meido.
Uzawa Reisa is the cutest of all!
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>>36306
I was listening to animu's jazz stream but I'll give this one a try for today. Also, nice ratto. Thanks for reaching out to us.
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I was reading YanOta while away on my phone and I was so disappointed, I was expecting the otaku older sister type to do something remotely lewd but instead all I got was a fujo thirsting over the boy and being awkward.
>>36294
>This is fake right?
Absolutely fake but Shaniqua won't be able to tell when she sees it posted on Facebook.
>>36295
That first pic would make for a fine emote.
>Wasn't there any way to let him live, even if the injury was irreparable?
If a horse is unable to stand, blood will no longer flow to the afflicted limb(s) and they will die a painful slow death with a rotting limb if not taken care of, sadly. Such is the life of many horses, particularly racing ones as their muscles are constantly overworked and prone to accidents, which is also why they are taken care of so much by their owners.
>Will do sooner or later. I still need to finish a huge number of games I've left unfinished. Thanks for the recommendations.
Those are some top notch games, I am sure you will enjoy them, once you can give them a shot.
>>36296
>You're welcome for both. I think it's neat that there's been more people making some demos for the N64, and in part I think it was thanks to that demo.
There was this one dude showcasing path tracing on N64 being rendered at a very low res but there's also James Lambert who is an expert N64 coder making his own games for the hardware, you might enjoy them since his work resembles that of this demo.
I will let you know if I can find the other guy I am talking about...it was a smaller channel.
>I wonder who owns and lives in that abandoned bus.
It's a community center, the reparations and roofing was done by the locals and anyone can use it, perks of a high trust society.
>Yeah, that's kind of his trademark. He did some designs for Kancolle and their shipgirls don't have pants either.
Cool, I didn't knew about Kancolle. I did know about War Thunder which made a lot of people very angry.
>As for games I think Streets of Rage could be a good candidate.
I love that series, SoR has one of the finest soundtracks in gaming history.
>Good cunnies
likewise
>JP sites should just block access from those hellholes, they deserve it.
They might as well do it given how restrictive access to those users is getting, they can barely use the site as it is, unless they change their location.
>I wonder. Kamen Rider is still going after all, and so some other tokusatsu shows.
Kamen Rider's fanbase might be slightly older than that of Super Sentai on average, at least these days.
>spoiler
I would be fine with it around Christmas, sure. Either that one or we could find another similar film.
>>36297
>Edea Lee is the cutest,
I had no idea who this was, looked it up, it's from a 3DS game, a console I entirely skipped so it makes sense I wouldn't know her. Very cute though.
>I hate the newfag stereotype the tomboys must be some toned brown girl with short hair. 
It's mildly irritating how some people think that's the only kind of tomboy there is when its in fact not about looks but rather personality
>Probably will be. And just like those it will be censored.
There is so much shit that would upset their DEI team in Chrono Trigger, Ayla getting drunk is definitely getting axed.
>I'm inclined to agree with you. Though I do enjoy the PSP version's addition of backing Feena into a corner.
The best feature about that version is the multi soundtrack support.
>>36301
I'm afraid I cannot let you do that, Dave.
>>36302
Is that a kite?
>>36304
So these are a trend now? I swear I saw one like these with Mussolini and Hirohito the other day. Pretty funny though.
>>36300
>Two pixiv addons you may want to check into (If you don't have another addon or script that tackles these issues)
Thank you, I barely use Pixiv as it is because Xitter is much easier to use for finding art, I might try these later.
>>36306
Silly anyon, there's no /a/ board on trashchan you can direct link to!
I'll tune in for your r/a/dio, I could use some background noise while I draw
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The Feena corner thing is also in the PC version apparently. LOL.
>>36309
>I had no idea who this was, looked it up, it's from a 3DS game, a console I entirely skipped so it makes sense I wouldn't know her. Very cute though.
I'd try it out with an uncensored patch and possibly an undub if you're interested. What I like a lot about the game is the many different class selections.
>>36309
>It's mildly irritating how some people think that's the only kind of tomboy there is when its in fact not about looks but rather personality
This. Too many do not understand this my brother.
> Ayla getting drunk is definitely getting axed.
Sad world we live in.
That was good too, now that I think about it.
>So these are a trend now? I swear I saw one like these with Mussolini and Hirohito the other day. Pretty funny though.
It's been a trend for a little while now and it's one I fully embrace.
>I barely use Pixiv as it is because Xitter is much easier to use for finding art,
You have an easier time on Xitter? I find it hard because so many artists don't properly tag.
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>>36310
Sorry for the poor quality. Feena's measurements are as followed:
Height: 5'2 (Around 158cm for us non-burgers)
B:84
W:56
H:85
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>>36310
>The Feena corner thing is also in the PC version apparently. LOL.
Very interesting. Worth trying out.
>>36310
>I'd try it out with an uncensored patch and possibly an undub if you're interested. What I like a lot about the game is the many different class selections.
Very much noted, you might already know this but I am more of a retro JRPG enthusiast so I will trust you on this one being worth playing. 
>inb4 what about Tales and FF
I make exceptions for new entries on those series, yes lol.
>That was good too, now that I think about it.
I am almost confident that it actually inspired some doujin works.
>You have an easier time on Xitter? I find it hard because so many artists don't properly tag.
Their new recommendation algorithm is surprisingly good, if you like lewd lolis, that's all you are goign to get on your feed, like the really lewd stuff. If you are only ever interested on mildly H content or SFW, it will give you that instead.
>>36311
She's a C cup? I wouldn't have been able to tell, I guess that's about right though.
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Would you look at that, Tales of Xillia got remastered. I wonder just how much got censored.
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While we are discussing artists on X, I would like to share a few I've encountered that have posted R18 content there of the cute and funny kind, I am not aware if they have posted anything questionable since I only save what I see and like on my feed, don't check profiles.
@nurenamako2ke
@kutakuta__ooo
@saragebu920
@leropasta
@noxintwice
@no_munn
@DOROUSA
@2uMFf2nZC086924
@itoeroshi
@nicoratta3
@moguchanx
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>>36312
Thanks for sharing the art. I love the style.
>Very much noted, you might already know this but I am more of a retro JRPG enthusiast so I will trust you on this one being worth playing. 
Yeah, it's not a mind blowing game, but if you like a good OST along with fun characters and cute girls in an assortment of different outfits, it wouldn't hurt to try out.
>Their new recommendation algorithm is surprisingly good, if you like lewd lolis, that's all you are goign to get on your feed, like the really lewd stuff. If you are only ever interested on mildly H content or SFW, it will give you that instead.
My biggest problem is when I search for specific characters. Artists need proper tagging etiquette when it comes to that.
>>36313
>Would you look at that, Tales of Xillia got remastered. I wonder just how much got censored.
Probably quite a bit. Tales has a reputation for censorship. See pic related.
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>>36315
>Thanks for sharing the art. I love the style.
That picture was done by mabonasu6, very nice style indeed.
>Yeah, it's not a mind blowing game, but if you like a good OST along with fun characters and cute girls in an assortment of different outfits, it wouldn't hurt to try out.
I don't ask to be blown away when playing an RPG, just a pleasant experience, so it's okay.
>My biggest problem is when I search for specific characters. Artists need proper tagging etiquette when it comes to that.
This ties into what I said, somehow its recommendation algorithm can figure this stuff out and will give you pictures of a given character or series if you repeatedly like this kind of stuff, even if they aren't properly tagged. I assume it works by association based on what others like as well.
>Probably quite a bit. Tales has a reputation for censorship. See pic related.
Yeah it's sadly not great on that regard, the full extent of censorship in these games would be hard to gauge.
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Still processing the fact that 2015 was nearly 11 years ago.
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>>36206
Nov. 1 is his birthday, by the way.
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>>36296
>Yeah, that's kind of his trademark. He did some designs for Kancolle and their shipgirls don't have pants either.
He also worked on Girls und Panzer.
>>36297
You're welcome. Cute tomboy.
>>36300
>Two pixiv addons you may want to check into (If you don't have another addon or script that tackles these issues)
Very nice. I particularly appreciate the second one. Thanks for sharing.
>>36302
China just keeps growing.
>>36304
Very nice.
>>36309
>If a horse is unable to stand, blood will no longer flow to the afflicted limb(s) and they will die a painful slow death with a rotting limb if not taken care of, sadly. Such is the life of many horses, particularly racing ones as their muscles are constantly overworked and prone to accidents, which is also why they are taken care of so much by their owners.
That really sucks. Do accidents like that happen often? I thought horse racing was tamer. At least it doesn't seem as pointlessly cruel to the animals compared to shit like bullfighting.
>>36319
おめでとう!
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Happy Halloween /dig/!
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>normalfag checks wikipedia and finds out who originally developed the Tor network
>thinks he "cracked the code" and makes a very tech illiterate exposé video
>video boils down to "there is no end-all solution to privacy therefore you shouldn't even try"
>check channel
>raging leftist retard
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>>36321
Thanks. One of the houses in the Neighborhood had awesome decoration. He projected movies and shit.
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I finally perfected my grandparents recipe after years of testing. One of the rare moments where I'm truly proud of myself.
>>36316
>This ties into what I said, somehow its recommendation algorithm can figure this stuff out and will give you pictures of a given character or series if you repeatedly like this kind of stuff, even if they aren't properly tagged. I assume it works by association based on what others like as well.
Good to know. I'll give it a try myself eventually.
>>36317
Feeling old yet?
>>36318
I said my rabbits this morning!
>>36320
>You're welcome. Cute tomboy.
Cute Anchovy
>Very nice. I particularly appreciate the second one. Thanks for sharing.
No problem at all.
>>36322
You just described how 99% of video essays/commentaries are. Poorly researched information packed into a jewtube video to play mindlessly in background.
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>>36321
Forgot to comment but that is a cute pumpkin.
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Meant to say Happy Halloween last night.
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4got phlag
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>>36319
Happy Birthday to him and his Dali mustache.
>>36320
>He also worked on Girls und Panzer.
>pants
Heresy
>That really sucks. Do accidents like that happen often? I thought horse racing was tamer. At least it doesn't seem as pointlessly cruel to the animals compared to shit like bullfighting.
Fatality rates are pretty low in developed nations, thankfully. However it does happen.
>>36321
>>36326
Hope you had a good one.
>>36324
>Good to know. I'll give it a try myself eventually.
Yes just make sure to check off the "AI" data usage consent shit.
>Feeling old yet?
Sometimes. I was reminiscing about some stuff.
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The time is nigh
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>>36330
Have you played Holocure Save the Fans? Pretty fun Vampire Survivors clone and it's completely free. There are gacha banners in the game that you roll with money you get from doing runs. Can be annoying because I rolled a small banner with Korone or whatever the dog vtumor is called and keep pulling the other 3 ones on it which I already have. The half a dozen characters I've played so far feel pretty unique from one another as far as VS characters can be. This song reminded me of the soundtracks that play during runs, that's why I'm randomly sperging about some slop game now.
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>>36331
I haven't but I might eventually check it out if the rabbit vtumor is there, I like the design of that one, or the zombie chick.
You know what I did play was Desktop Survivors and 20 minutes Till dawn, I particularly enjoyed Desktop Survivors, it takes place on your desktop like those old desktop toys that allowed you to have characters walking around it or "destroy" it.
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20 fucking years, today, time to boot it up.
I'm used to playing it on PS2 and PSP so my KB+M skills don't translate too well. I wonder if there's any lads online celebrating the anniversary?
How do you pronounce AT-AT?
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>>36335
A T A T
Also I've had that on Steam for many years. There is some way to play it without gamespy I presume.
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>>36336
The game was updated years ago, it has new servers. I believe people threw a shitfit and EA complied.
Do you want to play some time?
>>36337
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>>36338
Of course I'd like to play it with you, friend. Now I sound arab or indian the way I worded that...
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11/2 STREAM REMINDER
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>Choujin Sentai Jetman (3 Episodes)
>Dororon Enma-Kun MeeraMera
Main Show (20:00 UTC/16:00 EDT)
>Harlock Saga
>(!) Brave Animated Series (Taiwan)
>Excel Saga
>Game Center CX
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Brave Animated Series is a new addition to the stream so don't miss out on it.
<when movie derp
Soon
<Excel is still going?
Always
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Why Brave you ask?
Refer to the following pictures.
>>36339
Good morning saar do the needful in battlefront, CIS superpower by 2030
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>>36340
Neat! I'll try to make based Harlock at least. Cheers.
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>>36343
Nice
>>36342
You still playing right now? Should I install and get my alt account on? Or does it even matter with that game?
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>>36345
lets try the alts we used before
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>>36286
I remember you asking for a bunker. I don't know why both smug also removed sleepy from the webring and you also left.
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>>36347
I'm pretty out of the loop when it comes to any webring happenings, anyon.
However you are welcome to post here as I assume you once did.
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>>36347
>>36348
We're pleased they moved here.
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>>36349
Thank you global kun, we really like it here.
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>>36304
Cool collection.
>>36307
>So I've found that a lot of those are 'thankfully' explicitly labeled as AI, so you can just filter by tag. Unfortunately, the only one I've found is for Chromium based browsers
Damn. Thanks for the find regardless.
>Uzawa Reisa is the cutest of all!
I believe you, her magical girl outfit is the cutest.
>>36309
>Absolutely fake but Shaniqua won't be able to tell when she sees it posted on Facebook.
Looking forward to compilations of niggers chimping out because they thought those were real.
>There was this one dude showcasing path tracing on N64 being rendered at a very low res but there's also James Lambert who is an expert N64 coder making his own games for the hardware, you might enjoy them since his work resembles that of this demo.
You also have Emmanuel who does a lot of code wizardry with Mario 64's code.
>I will let you know if I can find the other guy I am talking about...it was a smaller channel.
Please do.
>It's a community center, the reparations and roofing was done by the locals and anyone can use it, perks of a high trust society.
That sounds really neat.
>Cool, I didn't knew about Kancolle
Yeah, he did some designs for them (although only 3 of them don't have pants, the others have skirts).
>I would be fine with it around Christmas, sure. Either that one or we could find another similar film.
Thank you.
>>36314
Thanks for the suggestions. I will try and download their Twitter pics with gallery-dl.
>>36318
I've already said my rabbits so instead enjoy a Halloween Tewi.
>>36319
Happy birthday to him and that Dali moustache of his, makes him look cool.
>>36320
>He also worked on Girls und Panzer.
Not surprised considering he's a bit of a military otaku.
>>36321
Happy late Halloween CD anyon. Cute pic too.
>>36337
Cute Halloween Flan. Happy late Halloween to you as well.
>>36338
Flan rocking so hard she needs a helmet.
>>36340
><Excel is still going?
>Always
Funnily enough we have this week's and two more episodes left, plus the OVAs.
>>36343
I'll post on the board when we're about to start the main show so you can make it.
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>>36351
How curious, I can't tell if this post is spam or not so I will engage you as a human being, see if you respond. Is the artist behind this series Taiwanese? Never expected to see MLP being popular outside of the West. I'll give the comic a look, your enthusiasm's gotta have something to it.

Generally, I don't allow promotion of other IBs here though, and I don't know how the global staff feels about it, if any admins want the post edited or removed, be my guest.
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>>36352
>Looking forward to compilations of niggers chimping out because they thought those were real.
Check out EBTofTikTok on xitter
>You also have Emmanuel who does a lot of code wizardry with Mario 64's code.
I love his work, he is a real master of his craft.
>Please do.
Sure thing
>Thanks for the suggestions. I will try and download their Twitter pics with gallery-dl.
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>>36352
>>Thanks for the suggestions. I will try and download their Twitter pics with gallery-dl.
Good thinking, these might be gone overnight given their rules on lolicon.
>Flan rocking so hard she needs a helmet.
Cute rabbit btw
>Funnily enough we have this week's and two more episodes left, plus the OVAs.
Yeah, it certainly has outlasted pretty much every other show.
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>>36353
>Is the artist behind this series Taiwanese?
Yes, he's Taiwanese. He lives in Japan now though. I think he's actually half-Taiwanese half-Japanese, but at he very least, he knows both Chinese and Japanese.

I see that the post has been removed now. Can you please restore it? I'm not a spammer nor am I just trying to promote an imageboard. Not even my art - I just genuinely love it.
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>>36356
>Yes, he's Taiwanese. He lives in Japan now though. I think he's actually half-Taiwanese half-Japanese, but at he very least, he knows both Chinese and Japanese.
Makes sense, I saw in your website that the comic is multilingual. I am reading through your recommended link, I don't believe there's much continuity in all of these or is that an incorrect assessment? I like the laid back approach nonetheless, sort of Princess Tutu-esque.
>I see that the post has been removed now. Can you please restore it? I'm not a spammer nor am I just trying to promote an imageboard. Not even my art - I just genuinely love it.
I didn't remove it myself and JSchan doesn't allow for post restoration, but now that I have certainty that you are a human being, your posts on this board can stay, as long as you respect our rules. Canterlot Royal Ballet anyon.
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>>36357
Sean (the artist) has multiple art series. The one I linked to his CRBA series. The CRBA series all takes place in the same universe, but there isn't a single serial continuity comic/manga style. However, there are several sub-series that are, like the AcademyLIVE series as well as a few comics. Sean also has several other series. I have not put these up on the website, but you can find them on his Deviantart and on the Chinese forum Tieba.
https://deviantart.com/avchonline
https://tieba.baidu.com/home/main?id=tb.1.4fd607ba.Jkb3SUu_kGZMDltT6urOKw?t=1418698083&fr=pb
Also thank you very much for genuinely expressing interest.

> but now that I have certainty that you are a human being, your posts on this board can stay, as long as you respect our rules. Canterlot Royal Ballet anyon.
Thank you. I'll repost it then.
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Several years ago, I stumbled upon an exceptionally beautiful yet little-known art series titled Canterlot Royal Ballet Academy. While ostensibly a fan work of My Little Pony, its uniqueness struck me as so profound that it felt almost entirely original - save for the character names. As the title suggests, the story follows the lives of anthropomorphic ponies attending a ballet academy.

I can't quite pinpoint why, but this work radiates a surreal, otherworldly aura - a uniquely captivating atmosphere unlike anything I'd encountered before. That first encounter left me immersed in its surreal experience for an entire day. When I stumbled upon it late at night, it felt eerie at first, but that sense of dissonance quickly dissolved into pure admiration. I fell into a beautiful trance, utterly captivated. I experienced an indescribable surreal, ethereal sensory journey, while also catching whiffs of a sweet, phantom scent.

The next morning, I thought it had been nothing but a dream, yet I was delighted to discover it was all real. Throughout the rest of that day, the sensation intensified, leaving me in a perpetual state of waking reverie, only ending when dusk eventually washed it away. Strangest of all, once that feeling faded, I could recall nothing of the day's events - only that serene, eternal sense of serendipitous bliss remained.

Whenever I gaze upon it, a peculiar feeling arises - as if it were something that shouldn't exist in reality, something unimaginable. Like a fragment of some magical dream miraculously transplanted into reality. Without any backstory, I could fully envision the entire series as if it truly existed. This wasn't a story I'd invented; it felt as though the sensation itself contained an inherent narrative thread. I can vividly picture the dreamlike fragmentation, imbued with a fleeting innocence. I can even precisely imagine how each character's voice should sound - those otherworldly tones seem to transcend time and space, originating nowhere in particular yet carrying an intensely intimate quality.

My fascination with CRBA has never waned over the years. I scoured the internet for every trace of it, only to discover how remarkably obscure it remains - a fact that deeply disappoints me. It seems everyone who encounters it finds it utterly brilliant, yet for some reason it never gains the recognition it deserves. AVCHonline's artistic evolution has been equally astonishing. Within just a few short years, he's leaped from rough cartoon sketches to the pinnacle of the CRBA series, yet even his earlier works have garnered more attention than his later creations.

I've made it my mission to make people find out about it and (hopefully) experience the same awe that I felt. So I've created a website to catalog all of the artwork in one place (and in the highest quality). Prior to this, it was scattered in many places across the internet, much of it only available in low resolution.

I've also created an imageboard for it.

The main site is here: https://crba.dedyn.io
The imageboard is here: https://ib.crba.dedyn.io

For an introduction to CRBA, I recommend starting with the AcademyLIVE sub-series: https://crba.dedyn.io/?id=181
For the absolute peak of it (all of CRBA is amazing, but I think this one in particular is probably the most detailed and stunning): https://crba.dedyn.io/?id=88

I also recommend checking out his music and animations for the CRBA series here: https://crba.dedyn.io/video
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>>36358
>Sean also has several other series
By that I mean non-CRBA series.
And I forgot to mention that some of them are on Pixiv: https://www.pixiv.net/en/users/43874146
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>>36358
Thanks for sharing, he is a pretty active guy as far as I can see and he has even drawn Umamusume art, that franchise has been definitely making the rounds around here (also because other webring boards like /monster/ really like it)
Your board has a cute CSS, do you also draw any fanart yourself?
>Also thank you very much for genuinely expressing interest.
I used to be into Faust's little show way back in the day (think early 2010s) but stopped paying attention after the episode where Twilight gets her wings, recently I begun watching tamers12345's work though, which is quite funny even if extremely NSFW.
>Thank you. I'll repost it then.
Very well, just remember that we generally don't allow offsite promotions but I can tell this is a shrine site/board you are running, much on the vein of what this used to be so I'll allow it.
>>36360
Thanks, noted.
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Also apologies to trashboat for intervening in his moderation.
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>>36361
>Thanks for sharing, he is a pretty active guy as far as I can see and he has even drawn Umamusume art, that franchise has been definitely making the rounds around here (also because other webring boards like /monster/ really like it)
He was actually to it many years before it blew up in popularity.
>Your board has a cute CSS, do you also draw any fanart yourself?
No. I wish I could, but unfortunately I have absolutely zero artistic talent.
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>>36363
>He was actually to it many years before it blew up in popularity.
That would actually make some sense given that he is from Southeast Asia which had access to the games since way before the West did.
>No. I wish I could, but unfortunately I have absolutely zero artistic talent.
I'm an amateur shartist myself and I encourage anyone who wants to draw to also try and start with resources like Drawabox or Fun with a pencil, if you are ever so inclined. Here's a little pony doodle I did some weeks ago.
>>36356
>I'm not a spammer nor am I just trying to promote an imageboard. Not even my art - I just genuinely love it.
/comfy/ BO here, as you've seen I removed your posts systematically as they looked like spam and not really related to the board itself. I hope I have not offended you by doing so.
I'm pleased to read more about your motivation behind it, even if I'm not into MLP myself and even less interested into the CRBA universe.
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>>36365
>I'm pleased to read more about your motivation behind it, even if I'm not into MLP myself and even less interested into the CRBA universe.
I've been thinking about writing a whole essay about it actually. Also one thing that might interest you is that I'm actually not interested in MLP, just CRBA. And that I view CRBA as entirely separate thing, and don't even think of it as related to MLP at all.
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I have my tablet plugged, so I will try to get some work on the Rey drawing I promised like five months ago.
>>36367
Part and parcel.
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>>36369
I can already picture the London police force arresting Ricky for that sign.
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>>36370
OI!! YOU GOTTA LOICENSE FER THAT!?
@anyon!Dejiko9DII Thank you SO MUCH for the fanart you posted to CRBAchan!!! I love it so much and love finally finding someone who appreciates CRBA too!! Please stick around (and make more artwork assuming you are willing to). If you want to be a mod/admin or want to contact me privately, please use the contact form on the main website.
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>>36372
Glad you dug my doodle, I really like Octavia and wanted an excuse to draw her, the outfits from CRBA were a nice match plus I suck at drawing clothes. I appreciate the shrine-type site effort you got going so I will very likely post more doodles there.
Thanks.
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>plus I suck at drawing clothes
So I wanted an excuse to practice that as well.
>>36373
>I really like Octavia
Me TOO!! Sean's Octavia is one of my favorite CRBA pieces. Are we soulmates?

And also I'm working on setting up a booru for CRBA.

>I appreciate the shrine-type site effort you got going so I will very likely post more doodles there.
Thank you very much! Glad you like it too.
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>>36375
And also I should add that despite not seeing MLP, I have had some exposure mainly from CRBA. And Octavia's character design struck out to me as my favorite.
>>36375
>Me TOO!! Sean's Octavia is one of my favorite CRBA pieces. Are we soulmates?
I have to agree with you, it truly is one of the best illustrations I've seen from him, it instantly struck me as cute, I liked the Alice in Wonderland series with her, which I tried to replicate (outfit-wise) but the little flowers on her hair are from the Princess Octavia picture.
>And also I'm working on setting up a booru for CRBA.
That's very cool, feel free to put up my doodle there and any future ones.
>And also I should add that despite not seeing MLP, I have had some exposure mainly from CRBA. And Octavia's character design struck out to me as my favorite.
She's one of my favorites design-wise, another one I really like that isn't a mane six would be an OC called Flawless Sparklemoon.
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>>36377
I really like you :)

Could you maybe use the contact form so I can have your email address for future reference?
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>>36378
Sure thing.
Hey, uh, awkward to bring this up, but I haven't seen Hancock recently. Is he okay?
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>>36346
Sorry for the radio silence. I meant to play, but had a very bad spat with family. I will try to play with you sometime soon, but I'm not sure when that will be. I might be gone today too, don't know at the moment. Going to try to get some more sleep.
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>>36370
They won't and he knows it, that is why he didn't say anything about muslims gangs raping white womyn and children.
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>>36380
He's busy breeding Rin Kokonoe.
>>36381
No worries dude, there's no rush.
>>36382
Sounds about right
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This character named Jucika is cute, but she's 3DPD disguised as 2D. Have you heard of her Deji-kun?
>>36359
Not into MLP but it does look like quite the passion project. Nice post and find anyon.
>>36383
Nina the villain.
>>36385
Jucika is so gorgeous, also I like her graphical design.
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>>36385
Just noticed the first pic was made by a diaper autist. Is someone able to edit it? The dress is cute.
>>36386
She's an adorable looking character. She was her creator's very own waifu.
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>>36387
Here you go, you baka!
>>36388
You are a blessing from above. Thank you my higher iq brother.
>>36388
Thanks. I was wondering why her pantsu was so weird in og pic.
>>36387
>pic was made by a diaper autist
Oh it makes sense now.
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>>36390
forget flag oups
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Starting pre-show in 10 minutes.
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>>36385
She has such an adorable design, i think I saw her once before but not sure where, I should read her comic. Thanks for posting her.
I made a doodle for you
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Crummy late Halloween thing, I tried some colours out. Trad can be such a pain.
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>>36394
Damn anyon, that's some really good anatomy you got going there. I'm impressed, very nice!
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>>36394
forgot the trip.
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>>36394
Dude that's amazing. You're really good at drawing /digi/-tan, please keep it up.
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Starting main show soon with Harlock Saga.
>>36314
Correction, first user is 
@nurenamako2ke_3
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>>36321
cute pumpkin :)
Happy Halloween!
I hope I'm not late for the stream. I was really sick today and still am. Probably won't be on for too long unfortunately.
>>36393
Extremely cute drawing as usual deji-kun. Thank you.
>>36394
This is also very cute. The cutest grim reaper.
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>>36401
You are right on time for GCCX and Kitaro, hope you feel better soon.
>Extremely cute drawing as usual deji-kun. Thank you.
no problem
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>>36340
jetman 7 https://fileditchfiles.me/file.php?f=/s24/pNlovASCrAXRXGCjMOj.mp4
jetman 8 https://fileditchfiles.me/file.php?f=/s24/rAIxKDQzqXDjgmPKJjaT.mp4
jetman 9 https://fileditchfiles.me/file.php?f=/s24/zygRAezfhuaAbXrBRcT.mp4
dororon enma kun meeramera 2 https://fileditchfiles.me/file.php?f=/s24/ILWYCUEeAJrLqVbLZnwT.mp4
harlock saga 3 https://fileditchfiles.me/file.php?f=/s24/LjBfHDLWpLzqYHTZUadL.mp4
excel saga 24 https://fileditchfiles.me/file.php?f=/s24/ysGvMAsdgNoFBjJBLkq.mp4
braves animated series 1 https://fileditchfiles.me/file.php?f=/s24/zviaUxuudMrZNlTZenwo.mp4
braves animated series 2 https://fileditchfiles.me/file.php?f=/s24/MAljIRGFscbRXDaVWmyk.mp4
gccx wagan land https://fileditchfiles.me/file.php?f=/s24/lPpSmVNPPuqbISngDUSa.mp4
gegege no kitaro (1996) ep3 https://fileditchfiles.me/file.php?f=/s24/ywdiSuYMhdlzhVAPrZE.mp4
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>>36403
End of Excelgelion
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>>36394
Very cute.
>>36403
Thanks for the links.
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The first Full-Cast audiobook for HP has released, it's Philosopher's Stone. I rather like it.
Is cock.li down for you?
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>>36407
yup
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Happy CUNY Tuesday, everyone!
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>>36354
>>36355
>Check out EBTofTikTok on xitter
Man what a fucking goldmine lol. Thanks for this.
>Good thinking, these might be gone overnight given their rules on lolicon.
Yeah it's especially so with the ones that post uncensored cunny.
>Cute rabbit btw
Thank you.
>Yeah, it certainly has outlasted pretty much every other show.
I think if we played Captain Harlock one episode per week it would've beaten it. Still, I'm going to miss that retard.
>>36362
No worries, just like >>36365 mentions I also thought it was a spambot at first but since he's just someone who's really a fan of that and you're okay with him I'll let it pass. However I do agree that he should pay attention to the board rules.
>>36367
It is. Ricky Gervais is an absolutle madman for that.
>>36383
I want to conquer her with my dick.
>>36384
>He's busy breeding Rin Kokonoe.
How many children must've had with her at this point? Six, seven?
>>36388
Thanks for the fix.
>>36393
>i think I saw her once before but not sure where
There was a Twitter account (not sure if it's still up nowadays) that posted a lot of Jucika strips.
Nice doodle too.
>>36399
I was lucky to find that username for the first one on your list. With the exception of the last one everyone else has downloaded so far.
>>36401
Get well soon, hopefully you can join us next week at an earlier time.
>>36404
Funny thing is I wanted to put this screenshot after the existencial crisis but because of that announcement at the end of the episode I went with that instead. I want to grope Irene's tits.
>>36405
You're welcome.
>>36407
It is.
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>>36410
Happy CUNY Tuesday.
havent felt like posting today
I have sent you an email Dejiko.
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Chuuu
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>>36415
Hey Marisanyon, long time no see.
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Guys we don't have any rules against multi-posting, as long as you aren't spamming or dumping a LOT of art then it's fine.
>>36410
I missed it, here's an apology post.
>>36411
>Man what a fucking goldmine lol. Thanks for this.
It's funny, certainly, but it's also not the massive shitstorm that some retards were predicting it was gonna be.
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>>36415
hey there, it's been a long while, how's life treating you marisanyon?
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twitter vermin have run this meme into the ground
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yu will eat ze bug
yu will live in ze pod
and yu will ze be  happy
>>36420
but that game is cute and funny
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Onirism got a patch that fixes a lot of the issues present in v1.0 
>>36421
I think some pizza chains in Europe are already using bugs for their dough.
>>36422
It is.
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>>36423
>Onirism got a patch that fixes a lot of the issues present in v1.0 
Thank goodness.
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>>36426
What the fuck, is this official? I need to read this.
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Actual real demon
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>>36429
OK, I threw up a lot.
https://www.quora.com/Is-Hatsune-Miku-trans
>>36431
>Hatsune Miku is a character with a gender completely up to the audience to decide! She is meant to be a blank slate with no confirmed features other than being a 16 year old. If you or anybody wants to imagine her as trans, you are completely allowed to!
Throw these trannies inside a giant meat grinder.
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>>36431
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>>36433
Based.
>>36431
>Literally I looked up if Hatsune Miku was lesbian and I kid you not it said"Hatsune Miku is a trans lesbian who created mine craft and will protect you all"i love that.
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I'm glad Discuck wasn't a thing when I was growing up
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>>36248
I had a Mega Drive II which I got in 1994, not sure where it is now..
I dreamed about making my own games for it
In 2016 I started working on a platformer game for the Mega Drive/Genesis
Its a game about girls with animal ears and tails in a tropical or subtropical setting
The player takes the role of a catgirl named Lora who likes to use squirtguns
The idea for the gameplay is that its supposed to be a sort of a puzzle and a sort of a challenge like in Takeshi's castle or Wipeout (American tv show)
The game is based on a story called Catgirl Waterpark which has yet to be fully written as of this posting
The story/game is set in a future estimated to be around 2112 AD

After getting a proof of concept demo for the game, I had to quit working on it for a variety of reasons
but now I'm looking to get back into working on it and this time I be enlisting help from others instead of trying to do everything alone

If anyone is interested in the game and helping with it in some way you can contact me, I'm the BO of /server/

Would you play this game? 
(See pic related)
>>36437
I would love to help you, but I don't know shit about anything. Godspeed anyon.
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>>36436
Agreed. I fear for Alphagens, tbh.

>those trees
GOJIRA LIVES!
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>>36437
What about, >>>/agdg/ , Anon? It looks fun, and you might be able to generate some interest with it there?

Regardless, good luck with it, /server/ ! Cheers.  :)
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>>36437
>Would you play this game?
That looks like a fun idea, I would definitely play that. There's NESMaker, a toolkit for streamlining the process of making NES games but I don't believe there's anything of the sort for Mega Drive.
I'm no developer but I can maybe lend a hand with some tiles or something since I have a copy of Aseprite which I use with my tablet, I'd be happy to see what I can do, just feel free to reach out.
I'll also have to check out your board more because I am frankly not too familiar with it.
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>>36438
Thanks for replying anyway
>>36440
Thanks for the suggestion, maybe I'll make a post about it on there at some point
>>36441
Any help is appreciated, if you're okay with doing graphics work I'd like to see what you can do
On /server/ each thread has its own theme, originally  I thought of it as a way to make tribute threads to great boards, but now there are some threads which I've never seen whole boards for
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Saar do not redeem the video saaaaar....
>>36442
I'll see what I can do, do you have a thread for your project? If not that's fine either way. Also I really dig the CSS for each thread thing you got going.
https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=OI5loEyhyZQ
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>>36444 (Checked)
Saxon fucking rocks, dude. Their debut album has a nice Sabbath-esque sound that I really enjoyed, they are all-time greats.
I hope Biff can beat cancer.
>>36443
Play stupid games...
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>>36446
...Get covered in poo, apparently.
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>>36429
I agree, it is morally good to abort non-whites.
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niggerth tongueth my anuth

cleanerup janner!
>>36443
I made 2 threads for it on spritesmind forum at some point
One in the collaboration section and one in the demos section
There's also a page for it on itch.io
I might make some posts about it on the new thread on /server/, since it is related
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>>36418
As long as niggers get to chimp out it's fine by me.
>>36421
>>36423
Fucking disgusting.
>>36427
According to this it was a promotional manga for the JP release of Robocop:
https://xcancel.com/TheOtaking/status/1794701039595311138
There's even an available copy on Yahoo Auctions for 990 yen (roughly $7)
https://auctions.yahoo.co.jp/jp/auction/g1040439147
>>36431
Here's my response to that.
>>36436
We got really lucky. Can't say the same for zoomers and Gen Alpha though.
>>36437
This game looks really interesting. What exactly are you looking for? I wouldn't mind testing it (although I'd have to use an emulator as I don't have a Genesis around).
Still, best of luck with the project.
>>36439
>GOJIRA LIVES!
He's the savior of humanity.
>>36443
What a fag.
>>36451
>I might make some posts about it on the new thread on /server/, since it is related
The MegaDrive one? I'll lurk around and see what happens.
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>>36421
This is why there is a insect detector app. 

>>36436
It was, but it was called IRC, didn't enable NEETs to take the chatroom with them and pedos weren't tolerated everywhere. Discord tolerates those creeps that's the specific problem with discord. Same goes for Roblox that makes money of pedos grooming children. What a great future! I can't call somebody a nigger on ingame chat but parents of to isolate children from the current thing, because the people running it can't be bothered with yeeting pedos out. 

>>36443
What a faggot. There are several videos about this. Which proves once against that !3375 can't be that intelligent. 

>>36420
What's the point of vidya on a smert phone? Now I don't need a phone to play the only gacha game I gave a shit about.
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>>36454
Dude I know what IRC is, I've used it for years. Why would you say "It was" and then completely contradict yourself?
No, IRC is not like Discord on any measurable metric nor was it ever and I could go on as to why but I don't think this is worth it.
>What a faggot. There are several videos about this. Which proves once against that !3375 can't be that intelligent. 
If thousands of low IQ shitskins were threatening your family, you would probably not release the video either.
>What's the point of vidya on a smert phone? Now I don't need a phone to play the only gacha game I gave a shit about.
Playing on the go, no different from a PSP or GBA, except Blue Archive is not a videogame, its an addiction for losers.
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There's nothing less rewarding and more pathetic than playing a gacha game, well, maybe donating to a vtuber or some other form of e-whore, its all caters to the same crowd.
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Years ago, I modded a mobile game on my phone to spoof microtransactions. Within an hour or two of gaining unlimited resources, I had unlocked everything there was to offer, potentially bypassing thousands of dollars in transactions. However, this revealed the game’s clear lack of challenge or any depth. It was merely a Skinner box, one thinly disguised as a videogame, designed to siphon as much money as possible from players who wanted to see a shiny new character or rare weapon popping up on their screen.
The game exploits the same neural pathways as any other addiction, such as traditional gambling or betting. Now isn't this conversation super FUN
lmao
May James Watson rest in peace, nobody should get their life and work destroyed for speaking the truth.
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>>36460
F
>>36456
> No, IRC is not like Discord on any measurable metric
It starts with the protocol that doesn't allow you to take the chatroom everywhere. There weren't a crapton of perverts. There are more differences and I don't think you should scream at people if they get it wrong. I should have compared it to its actual competitor Teamspeak. Point still is: Discord's problems strike me as caused by its policies rather than the technology itself. 

> Playing on the go
With a inferior input method that limits what kind of games you can do. 

> except Blue Archive is not a videogame, its an addiction for losers
Like most Gacha games. And it shows as soon you reach its endgame. Its something I played for the VN slapped onto it. There's a reason why /v/ shat on most phone games for years.
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>>36452
>This game looks really interesting. 
Yeah I had the idea for it after attempting to 3d print a super soaker like squirtgun in 2014, the idea occurred properly in 2016 (pic related is one of the inspirations which sparked the idea) and I began working on the game at that time but ran into issues and eventually put the whole thing on hold, but now I'm going to get back into working on it and getting others help so the game can actually get done properly
>What exactly are you looking for? I wouldn't mind testing it (although I'd have to use an emulator as I don't have a Genesis around).
I'm looking for anyone with skills to help with the project. That includes:
-Help with the programming (Not expecting anyone here to do that but I'm mentioning it anyway just in case)
-Help with the graphics (I can do it all myself but it would take a lot of time so I'm open to help on this)
-Help with the music (already have someone helping with this, but extra help is appreciated)
-I mostly have the design figured out but it might help to have someone to bounce ideas around with
-Play testers, both for emulator and hardware
>Still, best of luck with the project.
Thanks, I'm on the cusp of getting back into it but haven't worked on it for a long time now so I'm first getting a bit of hype about it going before I dive back into it
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>>36462
>It starts with the protocol that doesn't allow you to take the chatroom everywhere. There weren't a crapton of perverts. There are more differences and I don't think you should scream at people if they get it wrong. I should have compared it to its actual competitor Teamspeak. Point still is: Discord's problems strike me as caused by its policies rather than the technology itself. 
Yes I do believe that Teamspeak at least conceptually has much more in common. Of course that Discord's technology is shit but that's not why its community is shit, like you said their stupid policies are what doomed it from the beginning, there's no bigger shithole and its enabled by its masters
>With a inferior input method that limits what kind of games you can do. 
It's actually pretty good for strategy games on the go, I used to play OTTD and Civ Rev2 on my phone.
>Like most Gacha games. And it shows as soon you reach its endgame. Its something I played for the VN slapped onto it. There's a reason why /v/ shat on most phone games for years.
There's a story? I can't imagine that being any good, at all. I refuse to ever even install these disgusting games, they are lowest common denominator shit. I will stick to the fanart without any knowledge of who the generic anime girls are.
>>36452
>According to this it was a promotional manga for the JP release of Robocop:
>https://xcancel.com/TheOtaking/status/1794701039595311138
>There's even an available copy on Yahoo Auctions for 990 yen (roughly $7)
Interesting, thanks for sharing. I was expecting a bit more though.
>>36451
I'm lurking that now.
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What's going on with France, man?
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Pre-show (18:00 UTC/14:00 EDT)
>Choujin Sentai Jetman (3 Episodes)
>Dororon Enma-Kun MeeraMera
>>GeGeGe no Kitaro (1996)
Main Show (20:30 UTC/16:30 EDT)
>Harlock Saga
>Brave Animated Series (Taiwan)
>Excel Saga
>Uomini Contro (1970)
Anyon, stand by.
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>>36467
WTF
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No GCCX this week, unless Anyon wants to do it.
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New Addams Family was such a good show, they even had John Astin (original Gomez) playing Grandpa, such a genius casting choice.
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>>36454
>What's the point of vidya on a smert phone?
For using it with emus it does work.
>>36456
>If thousands of low IQ shitskins were threatening your family, you would probably not release the video either.
That's a fair point, although it makes me wonder how many of those are simply just threeatening from their shithole and won't do anything. Regardless, it sucks and the britbongs should've nuked India.
>>36460
RIP
>>36463
Cute Flan.
>>36464
I might see if being a playtester on emu could work for me.
>>36465
> I will stick to the fanart without any knowledge of who the generic anime girls are.
That's the only correct decision.
>Interesting, thanks for sharing. I was expecting a bit more though.
They probably didn't want to spoil too much of the story.
Another cute Flan too, I like this design style.
>>36466
Open borders for rapefugees. Basically the same with most of Europe.
>>36467
>>36469
You can skip it this week, no worries.
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>>36467
>Uomini Contro
I've never seen the movie, except for one scene on youtube, but I've heard that it was made by leftists. Despite being a leftist himself, the author of the book that inspired the film said it was too exaggerated and not at all like his book or his personal experience in the trenches. Just a heads up.
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>>36472
Fine dude come up with something to watch yourself, geez.
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Finding some of these movies is a pain in the ass, one of them was only on Youtube with crappy AI upscaling applied, and the only clean copy took me over five hours to download due to a shitty file host. I'll figure something out.
>>36471
>You can skip it this week, no worries.
Understood
>That's a fair point, although it makes me wonder how many of those are simply just threeatening from their shithole and won't do anything. Regardless, it sucks and the britbongs should've nuked India.
It's impossible to measure given how widespread these streetshitters are.
>Another cute Flan too, I like this design style.
Yes, it's quite nice. I would like to see her drawn in this style
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>>36473
I was merely stating a fact that I thought was worth mentioning. That's all.
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>>36475
We are watching Hacksaw Ridge.
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IF YOU SEE THIS PRODUCT, DISCARD IT AT ONCE. 
CHEERFUL LITTLE AKO HAS BEEN DEEMED A KETER TYPE OBJECT.
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Starting main show in 5 minutes with Harlock Saga.
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boin boin
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>>36481
Imagine.
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>>36482
seven vaganias
I'm working on software that I intend to release publicly as open-source.

One thing I've been debating is if I should try to find a Code Of Conduct that would exclude liberals and trannies from the project, or if I should just not care. What do you think?
>>36484
Maybe you can use the +NIGGER license
https://plusnigger.org/
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>>36485
Do this, anyon.
>>36484
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>>36485
>>36486
Absolutely awesome! I'm definitely going to do something like this, thank you. I might modify it to be "tranny" or something like that given the specific group I'm concerned about.

Maybe something like "by using this software I agree that I'm not a tranny". Even if you can't enforce that, by requiring it to be in license, you likely  prevent the creation of woke forks upset at the original creator as sometimes happens.
Additionally, is there a code of conduct that says something like "at no point will I utilize the development community for anything other than the development and improvement of the software; especially for the promotion of unrelated and distracting activist causes"?
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>>36488
You might want to look into what the NixOS community talked about 
>"CoCs are, more often than not, tools to promote political ends which are not the immediate goal of the software project itself."
https://discourse.nixos.org/t/new-code-of-conduct-discussion/35179
No idea if such a thing exists already otherwise.
I found something called the NoCoC: http://nocodeofconduct.com/
I quite like the NoCoC, but I wanted to go beyond it to forbidding the forcing of activist bullshit. I've written up a quick draft of what I called the "AntiCoC". Please let me know what you think! Since I quite like the NoCoC FAQ, I've copied it in mine.

Here (can't post md files here unfortunately): https://jumpshare.com/s/cuQ6hBGYpxqQlvuBFCvK
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>>36467
jetman 10 https://fileditchfiles.me/file.php?f=/s24/ODmVFEjAYQoNOEqfxx.mp4
jetman 11 https://fileditchfiles.me/file.php?f=/s24/ZFBDoVfiGAGFVmRJxJC.mp4
jetman 12 https://fileditchfiles.me/file.php?f=/s24/MTuUKYBPNbdhXOelVvRs.mp4
dororon enma kun meeramera 3 https://fileditchfiles.me/file.php?f=/s24/IKSDrMsfWrNBVLfbvkEV.mp4
gegege no kitaro (1996) ep4 https://fileditchfiles.me/file.php?f=/s24/DwdfShKOnMhaDLMHKmZI.mp4
harlock saga 4 https://fileditchfiles.me/file.php?f=/s24/gkiFCeQJLfvNlAUIVOPz.mp4
braves animated series s1e3 https://fileditchfiles.me/file.php?f=/s24/vNOcCNzOaaPrtgcOBPsU.mp4
excel saga 25 https://fileditchfiles.me/file.php?f=/s24/IoyPcAqdvViBVTPRuemx.mp4
hacksaw ridge (2016) https://fileditchfiles.me/file.php?f=/b61/JMElnKoYzfaAOWuifoJ.mp4
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>>36491
Honestly it's pretty good, all things considered. I don't know how much formal language is necessary in order for it to not detract from the project itself, you want to strike a balance so you don't get retards sperging constantly at you over it, but I see that your modifications are far more eloquent so far than the original text.
I don't know if eloquent is the word I was looking for, perhaps formal is a better fit.
I was originally just going to keep that as a draft for now. But I changed my mind - I made a few small changes to it, and I'd say it's good enough as a final version. I've put it up here: https://github.com/queuesevenm/anticoc
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>>36495
Looks good, will watch your career with great interest.
>>36495
Pretty good. Seems a bit limp-wristed IMHO, but you're clearly making a real & honest effort with it. Amidst a world of ((( pozz ))) today, that at least is refreshing! 

>"Part of not discriminating against people, is not discriminating against people."
Brilliant, but clearly needs to be said.  :D

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Minor (possible) typo:
>...you you are stupid, or wrong. Stop. Think.
Ending of the first sentence seems off? *  I'd think they might be connected (possibly thus):
>...you you are stupid, or wrong: Stop. Think.

Good luck with this, Anon. Cheers.

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>>36495
That's nice anyon. The kind of CoC that I found relevant.
The UK is going to deregulate a new type of GMO on Nov 14th. Called "precision bred". It's been kept hidden to avoid most pushback it could recieve. I must warn as many people as possible but I know most social media is cucked and I will simply be whispering in the void. I need help/advice, please.

I've lurked on and off for a while, I didn't mean for this to be my first post but oh well.
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>>36495
yoink! I intend to write some Fediverse nonsense that has been perculating for a while, but I am no workaholic and therefore open sourcing it makes sense.

>>36484
I think Codes of Conduct should be shredded to pieces. They are so obviously a typical Microshaft operation. I am very surprised that none of the Eunuchs is questioning them. 

The +NIGGER license is actually a nuclear option to keep libtards out and signal to chuds that the software is for them. I also don't consider it future proof, because the Yankees have McFucking killed their demographic future that a return to their typical race obsession is very unlikely. Libtards (especially SA goons) could become openly racist again.

>>36499
Give me a link to an article about it and why it is dangerous and I can slap on the fediverse, if you want to attempt this yourself, I recommend picking up any  Pleromer instance besides Poast* that federates with it from here

https://the-federation.info/platform/22

 
* You don't want to deal with Poast and its admin who somehow got a big, red target on his back

Another vector would be sliding into the DMs of independent, rightist blogger on exXx dot com itself. I don't know any who would care about this.
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Looks like the UK already legalized the tech but wants to enact regulations that mark the product as "Precision bred" instead of "Genetically modified". Hiding this from the public to prevent pushback sounds really antidemocratic to me. 

Before anyone screeches at me for not objecting biotech; That ship had sailed and returned with exotic spices since mutation breeding with the help of Nuclear reactors had been used. I try to bring this on fedi. 

https://bylinetimes.com/2025/08/04/warning-over-uks-new-genetically-altered-food-rules-as-deadline-on-new-law-looms/
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>>36500
>Give me a link
I'm pretty scattered at the minute. So I don't have enough time to search for now. But my research from a few months ago...
>-the structure of the modified genes are imperfect or unstable, and can cause damage to your microbiome which processes the food/slop
>-there was some japanese guy who was lamaenting that the properties of gmo foods can transfer onto the consumer. Basically the same as a JRPG debuff. Is it permanent? I don't know.


>I don't know any who would care about this
Well that's the main problem. It's just going to pass with no discussion.  It's only the farmers, who don't understand this will just become the new 'meta', which will mean they will be no better off in the long run. And the anti-gmo sites which you already know what their viewpoint is.

>>36501
>Before anyone screeches at me for not objecting biotech
I don't mind what your stance is, the important thing is you can't make a choice about it, if you have no knowledge of it. Last I checked "precision bred" will not have to be labeled, or tested, and can even appear in organic foods.
>since mutation breeding with the help of Nuclear reactors had been used
The point of the new PB stuff is to speed up the process drastically. Mutation breeding seems to rely on being mixed with non-mutants to transfer the properties back into a healthy plant iirc. 

I don't have any accounts because I went too far into being comfortable with alt. frontends. Everything now requires phone or proof of work(that somehow doesn't work for me) so it's too big a roadblock for me to effective on my own. I can't even fucking use email without a million steps.
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I'm fine with titles that feature co-op modes but there's this batch of Lethal Company-inspired games that has been flooding the market lately that really sickens me. Is this what PC gaming has been reduced to now that normalfags have moved on from consoles?
>Peng Lifa, known as the "Bridge Man," staged a solo protest on Beijing's Sitong Bridge in October 2022 by unfurling a banner decrying Xi Jinping's rule, COVID policies, and censorship, which went viral and inspired global discussions on Chinese dissent before his immediate arrest and disappearance.
>In July 2025, a Beijing court secretly sentenced him to nine years in prison on charges of "picking quarrels and provoking trouble" and "arson," reportedly leaving him blind from torture during interrogation; he is serving time in Hubei Province's Xianning Prison until 2031, as confirmed by human rights groups like NCHRD and ChinaAid.
This is the fate of all those who choose to live under communism.
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I shouldn't have watched the jeet poop festival video while eating.
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>>36511
I hope india fully embraces feminism and progressive values.
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>>36512
>23 million jeets per year
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>>36507
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>>36492
I wanted some mazone rape in the show and I only got goblin rape, I'm dissapointed.
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Is "moe" considered outdated slang in Japan now? I guess it makes sense, I was reading elsewhere that text-based emotes such as "kaomoji" are seen as creepy and outdated by younger generations. The conception of the Japanese internet that I have is a very dated one, seems like their current internet is not too different from our own in many respects.
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>>36512
They already did. Or at least the not breeding part. The fertility rate is already below replacement. 

>>36511
You already knew what it was. Why did you decide to watch that while eating? Also just little warning so you don't crash out if Ukraine is really gone tomorrow: Russia is winning  If  I see that correctly, the sandniggers are actually Russian Churkas. They always had them. Misunderstand me correctly: I could get fucked over if Putin had bad shit the morning after Ukraine collapsed and decides it would be really ebin to reenact the end of the first Napoleonic war

>>36502
>  Everything now requires phone or proof of work(that somehow doesn't work for me) so it's too big a roadblock for me to effective on my own. I can't even fucking use email without a million steps.

Can you obtain a cock.li account? That should be enough for most Fediverse nodes. 

>>36516
Fucking hell! Why are Zoomers scared by something like kaomoji?
>>36517
>russia is winning
What is russia winning exactly?
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>>36517
I realize they've always been there, but their numbers are dramatically increasing, I believe they make up as much as 17% of their population right now.
>Fucking hell! Why are Zoomers scared by something like kaomoji?
Probably because they are seen as something that older generations use and that's immediately uncool.
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If you hate Россия already, then I don't really understand. Aren't чурка быдло flooding in to destroy the nation's Christian heritage & civilization a good thing, in your eyes?
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>>36520
Nobody here hates Russians, anyon. I just speak for myself here, though. Someone dropped by the board to accuse me of being one of those reddit subhumans and I replied in equal measure, it's how online shitflinging works. I do not desire to see any white/majority white nation succumbing to savage hordes and any despective comments are aimed at leaders.
Unless you aren't addressing me, hard to tell given that you didn't quote anyone. That's all I am going to say on this matter.
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>>36521
Fair enough then, glad to hear that. I withdraw my question, Anon.  :)
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I also don't support Ukraine. The entire idea of recreating Nazi Ukraine was pushed by asshurt Soviet Jews anyway. Not our clowns not our circus. What really pisses me off is that the EU elites created the conditions that necessitates war so angry weirdos like me don't lynch them while blasting Nightcore and putting that shit on the internet.

>>36519
That's fertility rate for you. Also no, Russia is not  becoming Muslim. Actually Churches are build at a faster pace than Mosques. Russia has the most temples for every High Religion practiced before the October revolution.

> Probably because they are seen as something that older generations use and that's immediately uncool.
And this is supposed to be scary? Zoomers read way too much plebbit. 

>>36520
Reading быдло makes me wish kc/int/ like it used to be was still a thing.
>>36518
by dragging this war until something breaks
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The two replies below should be enough Hohol stuff for today. 

The Lunatics running Path of Exile brought the player base a shiny new league and I was pretty happy with it too. Until grabbed one of the new Subclasses and the build I wanted to slap that on stopped making sense. Now I am slowed a little, because I have to grind XP for a bunch of virtue gems so I can switch. Thankfully I already have one of the Pinnacle bosses.

The souped up Mechanics for Breach are also fun. Especially with a party that has enough power to deal with the Mongolian hordes of crusty abominations. My favorite thing are the changes to Heist. All the NPCs are at full level and you dive right into stealing shit without farming low level nonsense so you could level them up. Like just steal stuff. Which is good, because that part of the game is good source for quick cash. Really helped me out in my current situation.

>>36518
> The war of attrition 
< Against all of NATO for an entire catalog of reason I won't teach to economically and industrially ignorant apes here
> Way too much territory east of the Dnieper
> The last fortified city in Eastern Ukraine

Its not everything Vatniks wanted and a hand job but still bad for Ukraine. The main reason you don't know this is the filter bubble Western propagandist have wrapped around social media. I should be more thankful to Niglon for his decision to not act like a antidemocratic brown man. I have still access to a relatively neutral Pro Russian source. Telegram full of what I could describe as /pol/tards who think Putin's a cuck, because he didn't turn Western Ukraine into a nuclear wasteland crawling with flesh eating bacteria.

>>36524
Yup. That something is the entirety of Ukraine. Have mentioned they don't shit that bongs and yuropoors also suffer and they are sending saboteurs into the UK  and EU?
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>>36525
* Have I mentioned they don't give a shit that bongs and yuropoors also suffer and they are sending saboteurs into the UK  and EU?
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Aya Nishitani storytime
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>>36517
>Can you obtain a cock.li account?
I tried. Browser won't start the mining test. Python (3.8) spits out errors about randbits/randbytes. I tried messing around with the file to no avail. I'll try other things.
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Happy CUNY Tuesday, everyone!
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China will grow larger.
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Press S to spit The games will still be censored garbage.
>>36530
China numba won
>>36531
Meh, who gives a shit about Square Enix. The world is falling apart.
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>>36532
True
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>>36529
Happy CUNY Tuesday
>>36527
It saddens me to hear about all those historical ruins being potentially destroyed.
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>>36531
>developt in japan
>still let gayings tell you what to censor to get that "modern audcience"
SASUGA!
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Its flu season, don't forget your shot!
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My favorite picture on the internet
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this is what i think about gaming
NR2003 is a better game and the console version of Thunder 2004 is also better than the PC release
I should have probably used Nascar Racing 2003 but that game has almost no music
>>36539
>gay flags
Nani?
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>>36500
ok, I got an account up on pleromer. any particular reason why I shouldn't use the poast instance? I just used the 2nd biggest instance instead, are they all inter-connected? 
I don't care if it's risky, can poast reach a decent amount of people that will listen and not ignore me?
I've been trying my best and I've had decent results so far. But there's always the feeling of needing to do more the next day.
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China will grow larger, in America.
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>>36542
>he doesnt know
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>>36545
Don't worry, its just the rainbow.
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>>36536
The reality is they didn't see this shite, though. Sleuths have managed to uncover dozens of examples exactly like this (Died Suddenly(tm)(c)(r)(do_not_steal) just minutes after the deadly vaxx administration) though few as ironic as this particular one!  :D, and literally hundreds of deaths on-camera (the twirling-around ones are the most poignant, IMHO); and thousands and thousands of recorded deaths (our own family lost a fren, she took the deadly vaxx and 3 days later was dead).

YET HOW MUCH OF THIS DIDN'T GET ANY PRESS B/C ((( $$$REASONS$$$ ))) ?

>tl;dr
Kikes are vicious animals towards any that stand between sheqels and their j*wgold purses.

>>36544
>"Historically black colleges would be out of business."
Problem?
>>36539
WTF I LOVE NASCAR THUNDER NOW!
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>>36537
I always loved hoers grills (no seriously, I know lots of actual horse women, I think they are beautiful).

Where can I install this app!?  :D
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>>36550
I won't even ask
https://store.steampowered.com/app/3224770/Umamusume_Pretty_Derby/
Here you go, I guess.
>>36549
>not loving Nascar Thunder 2004 for the PS2 since the day it came out 
never gonna make it
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>>36525
You are delusional if you think that Russia is going to take "the entirety of Ukraine" and that they are "fighting all of NATO".

Attrition works both ways and Russia will eventually run out of volunteers. Further conscription paired with economic damage from Ukrainian drones can destabilize the country, which is something that the regime obviously doesn't want, so they will push for peace sooner than later and claim victory in order to save face.
The only thing that Russia is "winning" is a bunch of ruins in a barren, depopulated, mine-ridden shithole and the end of their political ambitions.
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Did anyone watch the state of play?
>>36537
Goldship is best horse.
>>36539
I never could get into Persona past maybe 2 and this picture perfectly emulates why that was.
>>36547
The first one was already mediocre because they completely sidelined Luigi and made peach into a girlboss. This second one is not going to be even worth a pirate.
>>36553
>emulates
I meant exhibits lol
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>Super Mario World has an extremely eclectic art style whereby many enemies are drawn in completely different ways. Development files reveal Mario went through many stylistic changes; it is possible that all the enemies were made to fit Mario, but at different points in time.
>>36553
>Did anyone watch the state of play?
Nah I didn't. I'm sure I didn't miss anything, the Playstation games I like aren't being made anymore and Astrobot is never getting a PC port.
>Goldship is best horse.
Amount of fanart per girl seems to agree.
>I never could get into Persona past maybe 2 and this picture perfectly emulates why that was.
I kind of enjoyed Persona 5 but there were a lot of moments were I felt like the game thought I was retarded or uncapable of playing a videogame, which is why I had to crank up the difficulty. As for 3, could never complete it, 4 is probably the worst one on the cringe-o-meter though.
>The first one was already mediocre because they completely sidelined Luigi and made peach into a girlboss. This second one is not going to be even worth a pirate.
Well now you got girlboss Rosalina who somehow manages to singlehandedly defeat MegaLeg on her own, why even have Mario in the movie by that point?
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>>36551
>Here you go, I guess.
Lol, noice. I was just sh*teposting  :D

I'm more of a Need for Speed guy, myself.  :)
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>>36556
I had NFSIII and Underground 2 on my PC back in the day, although my favorite is Carbon, probably. 
I've heard good things about Hot Pursuit 2010 though. Have you seen the prototype for that cancelled Most Wanted 2?
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>>36557
Neat. 
>Have you seen the prototype for that cancelled Most Wanted 2?
Nope.
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>>36558
There's some footage of it online, its quite an early build and I believe it reuses cutscenes from the original Most Wanted, you can check it out on Youtube. I would embed it here but the file was larger than 50mb
https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=Jo3KZGbBpo8
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Tatsuya Nakadai, one of Japan’s most celebrated actors who led Masaki Kobayashi's "Harakiri" and starred in Akira Kurosawa's “Ran,” "Yojimbo" and “High and Low,” has died. He was 92. 
>>36547
AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA
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>>36474
>Yes, it's quite nice. I would like to see her drawn in this style
That would be neat.
>>36477
>>36478
Thank you, that was a great attention.
>>36511
>>36517
Wait, did he end up releasing it? If so that's good. I guess he was trolling the pajeets with that early tweet then.
>>36512
>>36513
I don't know who is worse, them or niggers.
>>36515
This is a different continuity from the original Harlock show, and the biggest example is Tochiro being alive in this one.
>>36516
If it is I don't care. I will still use it and zoomers can go fuck themselves if they don't like it.
>>36527
Thanks for the stories.
>>36529
I missed it sadly but here's some.
>>36531
Good.
>>36534
>It saddens me to hear about all those historical ruins being potentially destroyed.
Yeah. Sucks that these things are not as well preserved.
>>36537
I made a GIF version.
>>36550
>>36551
Be warned it's a gacha game.
>>36553
>Did anyone watch the state of play?
No, I'm not interested. I'm just waiting for Sony to fail as well.
>Goldship is best horse.
As one of the odd ones yes.
>>36555
>Astrobot
No idea if it's good but at first glance just seems like Sony basically going for nostalgia baiting.
>>36560
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WELCOME TO MARIO KART
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>>36560
press F
>>36562
>Be warned it's a gacha game.
Thanks Anon, but I was just BS'g. I don't have time for many frivolities rn.
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>>36559
Thanks Anon! I may try to look into into at some point eventually then.
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Man hate youtube's shitty algorithm. I can litterally watch dozens of videos pertaining  to what I wan to see and similar content will barely populate the suggestions. But if I even so much as accidentally mouse over some reddit trash or ranter video I basically have to clear my history or I'll be inundated with it for a week.

>>36555
RUINED! SMW IS RUINED FOR ME! That's actually pretty neat. I had never noticed that despite how much I played it.

>>36560
I saw this today and I hate to hear it.
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>Don't Starve but you repeatedly fuck Wendy and Abigail and if you cum you lose
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>Game Over would be a positive in this case
>>36562
Exquisite cunny *chef's kiss* as usual
>That would be neat.
I got inspired to play DST some more after writing that post.
>Thank you, that was a great attention.
Just a trick I learned a while ago, might make more of those clickables if I find nice pictures.
>I made a GIF version.
thanks
>No idea if it's good but at first glance just seems like Sony basically going for nostalgia baiting.
I haven't played it but it seems like a very competent 3D platformer that does great usage of modern tech for its visuals and gameplay, it kind of feels like what a Mario game that wasn't bogged down by Nintendo hardware would be like. There's also a lot of fanservice, as you pointed out, but it has a ton of deep cuts to some very obscure PS1 titles, which is great. I think even Arc the Lad got referenced, and Devil Dice.
>>36563
Perfect for next week, or an upcoming one.
>>36566
There are several builds, I think people are patching them up to work with RPCS3.
>>36567
Youtube's algorithm loves showing me left-leaning "ORANGE MAN BAD" bullshit all the fucking time and other nonsense I have zero interest in, I even paused my search history, same deal.
>spoiler
I would actually love to see these beta sprites ported into the game, particularly fond of the one without outlines.
Which do you like the most out of all those Mario designs?
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I played the demo for Abyss Kitchen, an autoscrolling action game where you must gather ingredients and cook dishes to survive while fighting all sorts of enemies, who will also soon become food.
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Imagine watching the NFL. The entire event is built around promoting goyslop, watching sweaty fat roided niggers slamming against each other, focusing on which famous loose cunt whore is dating your roided nigger of choice, and listening to some nigger screech the anthem. it's the most nigger-centric event in the world. Apparently people are outraged that some tranny-loving Mexican or something is going to do their halftime show but honestly who gives a fuck, if you are watching that shitshow in the first place, you fucking deserve all of it.
>An average NFL game: more than 100 commercials and just 11 minutes of play. An average play in the NFL lasts just four seconds. Of course, watching football on TV is hardly just about the game; there are plenty of advertisements to show people, too. The average NFL game includes 20 commercial breaks containing more than 100 ads.
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>>36572
I used to actually enjoy the Nigger Felon League years ago, I'm embarrassed to say. But after the anti-American shite celebrated by them following the overdose death of Fentanyl Floyd (tm)(c)(r)(do_not_steal), I stopped cold turkey. Fuark 'em all they can all go back to Liberia (along with the kikes who run that whole thing).

Fun fact: I had a smol disconnect happen with my Dad thereafter when I refused to 'watch the show' with them when I was visiting. I explained exactly why, but I got a blank stare in exchange. Oh well, I myself was very blue-pilled at one point as well, I suppose.
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>>36570
>There are several builds, I think people are patching them up to work with RPCS3.
Good to know thanks, I'll keep that in mind time comes.
This fucking guy.
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>>36573
Huh, you used to watch it? You are a strange little guy.
Its a very insidious spectacle in every aspect, its carefully designed to normalize many bad things among retards. Perhaps it wasn't always this way, Goodell might not be a jew ethnically but he sure is one in spirit.
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>>36575
I dabbled with playing it too! (I was running back.)  :D  But I like fast machines a lot better, I found out that the quality of women who are groupies of the auto scenes are much higher-quality than for the thuggo sports. 
>protip:
Rock-climber girls & Hoers girls are the best, IMO.
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>>36572
For a long time sports have been about manipulating and humiliating the audience. Much of it too subtle for 95% of the population to pick up on. The reaction to the tranny or whatever is because it's so extreme and right in your face you'd have to be deprived of all senses to not feel slighted.
Come to think about it, it's kinda like woke vidya games. Yeah the modern stuff is pretty silly but going back to something like Half-Life 2 (especially ep2), the kinda cringe West Coast writing/quips are super obvious now. Not super offensive or silly, but I notice them. The mindset behind them tends to be excessively self aware and meta.
Another case, I remember the controversy over 13 Sentinels having some weird references to lgbt being inserted in the english "localization". And just all around excessively localized (aka made up on the spot) despite taking place in 1980s Japan, which might warrant a more accurate translation. Thing is though, I'm pretty sure these guys were around for Dragon's Crown. The English voice acting for DC isn't that great, especially if you listen to the DLC voices (your character as the announcer). But since it wasn't story heavy, nobody cares/notices really. JP option helps too. Similarly Unicorn Overlord sounds like some of the VA are recording in their basement, very hit/miss.
Oh yeah don't get me started on FF7 remakes voice acting and how modders of the OG canyonized its cringy cali. writing in their mods. I think people just have an obsession with things coming from an "official" source.
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>>36578
>For a long time sports have been about manipulating and humiliating the audience.
Panem et circenses
>everything else
I've been quite privy about the media I consume for a long while now, personally. I can also look back at some PS2 era JRPGs and the genuinely horrible english voice acting many of these had, thank God for undub patches. I think that many of the people in charge of these titles being localized didn't take them entirely seriously, with a certain disdain or scorn for the product and it shows. My favorite localization work was probably Xenoblade Chronicles on Wii because the british dub felt genuine and not the result of nepotism from LA.
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Or rather, still mostly don't seem to take them seriously. All cross-cultural nuance is lost and it seems almost intentional, don't know how much of it is to blame on the directing behind these dubs because clearly it can't be all on the cast to blame, haven't played many non indies in these past few years to have much of an opinion on newer japanese titles being localized, but I appreciate when they just ship the game with the JP voiceover.
To put things into context, I was out of gaming after the 7th gen of consoles ended and only now am I playing titles I missed out on
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>>36578
*canyonized

also to add to this, I think the crazy stunts like you mentioned with the tranny lover act as some kind of telemetry for ((( decision making ))). The population gets outraged, they take to internet to complain and essentially update the status of what they believe in. So large swathes of people snitch on themselves rather than just walking out/turning off the tv. It makes controlled opposition and playing to the crowd really easy when you know what they're thinking all the time.


Also I heard sports team use AI for calculate their team strategy. That sounds essentially like a spiral of everything using the competitive meta to the point where any fun/freedom is atrophied and war... becomes routine.


>>36579
I've got Xenoblade on the Wii, never had a chance to play it.
>>36580
>All cross-cultural nuance is lost and it seems almost intentional
This can actually affect gameplay mechanics. See: The FF7 remake timing minigame (it's the 2nd reactor before you fight air buster). The english VA is actually miss timed, leading to 90% of people I've seen completely fail at this minigame. The JP VA is much better and the minigame actually feels beatable within a reasonable amount of attempts.
>don't know how much of it is to blame on the directing behind these dubs
Much of it is because everything has been standardized. For example, did you know early Resident Evil only used English Voice acting in ALL regions? (yeah even japan) In contrast, the newer games have like 50,000 languages to choose from. I think it's much easier to put some effort and soul into your work when the spotlight is on you and you feel unique. I don't get why video games have all this self imposed red tape. Like 100 languages, 100 accessibility settings, a HUD that's the same in every single game (plain white), difficulty tuned around retards because the 100 walking sections are bad for you health(?). Is all this from ESG?

Around the same, 7th gen. I also think these 500w AI graphics cards are stupid so I'm not interested in modern PC titles either. At this point we need to go back to some dots on the screen, like pong. Figure everything else out, when you make the sequels.

If dreamcast anyon is still curious, I've had more success talking to random persons than using the internet. Everything is too slow if you're not preestablished. I just wished I had more time to execute more of my plans
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>>36581
I've known of people with color blindness who are really eager to play videogames and therefore I can understand the need for accessibility settings in the medium, at least within certain games that have a lot of moving elements and other things that would otherwise be impossible for these people to enjoy. However I can understand the issue with all the dubs in so many games, as I've always been the one to just play with subtitles if Japanese, I don't mind reading but then again, that's just me. Does it limit what a game can do in some regards or the uniqueness of the product? Maybe, but it's all a matter of reaching as many markets as possible, games are a product meant to be sold after all.
>Around the same, 7th gen. I also think these 500w AI graphics cards are stupid so I'm not interested in modern PC titles either. At this point we need to go back to some dots on the screen, like pong. Figure everything else out, when you make the sequels.
I've barely begun playing stuff like the HITMAN reboot (using a server emulator so I don't have to connect online in any way) and Ghost Recon Wildlands, both about or almost a decade old, so I have very little regard or care for 90% of what comes out today, its extremely uninteresting to me aside from indie games, nor do I want to spend a ridiculous amount of money on a new GPU that will add up real quick.
>also to add to this, I think the crazy stunts like you mentioned with the tranny lover act as some kind of telemetry for (((  decision making  ))). The population gets outraged, they take to internet to complain and essentially update the status of what they believe in. So large swathes of people snitch on themselves rather than just walking out/turning off the tv. It makes controlled opposition and playing to the crowd really easy when you know what they're thinking all the time.
I think they are pretty bloody aware of the current state of affairs and public perception on a lot of things, they just choose to do it anyway because their agendas have plenty of money at stake and they won't stop unless major financial loss, look at Disney with their movies, they only decided to somewhat tone down the nonsense after like nearly ten flops in a row or something.
>Also I heard sports team use AI for calculate their team strategy. That sounds essentially like a spiral of everything using the competitive meta to the point where any fun/freedom is atrophied and war... becomes routine.
Of course there's a lot of strategizing involved to the point of no fun allowed in the homoerotic spectacle known as handegg, and likely elsewhere too. The audience believes they are watching something extremely organic or humanly prepared, they buy into the myth of the audacious sportsmen and their couch preparing for their game out of sheer instinct alone when there's a billion dollar stake at play with computers involved.
But I digress.
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There is now a big hullaballoo about TV again? Are they shitting me? I have given up on that medium over 15 years ago. Last time I checked a TV programme was like 4 years ago and boy are most channels fucked. Everything is a rerun of the same dick cheese 4 episodes each.


>>36553
To be honest, Persona 3 strikes me as a weak entry for the series.

>>36562
I've even linked it and ruined Deji's dinner as a result.

> Did anyone watch the state of play?
No. Also nobody gave a shit. I hope Soyny dies. 

>>36581
All good. I hope it spreads IRL. If you still want a fedi; Anything but poast

>>36577
The guy was actually arrested for CP. But prosecutors being prosecutors slapped on the game as extra. 




>>36552
< You are delusional if you think that Russia is going to take "the entirety of Ukraine" and that they are "fighting all of NATO".

Nah, you are. And who said something about invading NATO countries? Are black or indian? The gay op is attrite them in Ukraine, not there. Also Ukraine just lost the last fortiefied city.
>>36582
>The audience believes they are watching something extremely organic or humanly prepared, they buy into the myth of the audacious sportsmen and their couch preparing for their game out of sheer instinct alone when there's a billion dollar stake at play with computers involved.
TOPLOL
>>36582
>I've known of people with color blindness who are really eager to play videogames
I remember someone who had glass bones, trashing QTEs. Younger generation though so didn't understand that QTEs were always made fun of. Pretty brutal video describing what the experience is like too.
>>36583
Got a bit of an update on that
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>It's safe but it needs to be massively restricted go-
The damaged("modified") food DNA will interact with your body negatively. It's quite a similar process to food that's been turned to charcoal.
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INAZUMA ELEVEN: Victory Road just released on Steam, which means that the likelihood of Yokai Watch releasing on Steam is higher than zero. However I recall hearing that Level 5 was using AI for some of their games and on top of that I heard something about DEI. 
I saw cute girls in Victory Road but also some fat chick(s) ? I don't know shit about these games but it doesn't look like this is the best entry in the series.
>>36583
Somehow paid streaming has become pricier than cable and just as inundated with garbage.
Also thanks for the clarification.
>>36585
QTEs have actually caused me physical pain and I don't suffer from any disability.
South Park Stick of Truth was kind of broken when it released on 360 and there was a QTE minigame which was borderline impossible without superhuman tapping pre-patch. I managed to clear it after much effort but that sure wasn't fucking worth it, what a lame ass game.
>>36586
Horrifying
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I don't have that much hate in me, I think the internet just makes it worse, being constantly exposed to bad things is not a good thing for anyone.
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I hope no anyon misunderstands what I am saying (unlikely)
>>36588
That is why I watch anime with qt girls.
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>>36590
I should do that more often, like I used to.
I have all of Yuru Camp saved, waiting to be watched.
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I found a very large list of vintage Japanese graphic software and from said list I managed to track down a bunch of those programs, which I've linked here. AZPainter not included because that one is still maintained and can be easily downloaded from any Linux repo.
1bitPaper 
https://www.vector.co.jp/soft/win95/art/se357546.html
Neko no Mori Graphic Editor (猫の森グラフィックエディタ)
https://www.vector.co.jp/soft/winnt/art/se477783.html
Hyper Paint
https://knoa.jp/jiko/pc/hyperpaint/
Dot Art Vacation (ドット絵バケーション)
https://www.vector.co.jp/soft/win95/art/se235469.html
PictBear
www.fenrir-inc.com/jp/pictbear/
piropaint (Simulates MSX SCREEN2 mode graphics)
http://lablog.piroyan.com/index.php?e=48
Pixia
http://www.pixia.jp/
Sakura anyon will appreciate this in particular.
The cool stuff page has been updated and reformatted. I might rename it to something else and add some flair, feel free to reach out with suggestions for stuff that would fit the mood of the page.
Also is anybody else having issues with text formatting on custom pages? I had to redo my old ones and add additional line breaks, some links will simply not display in proper formatting unless there's regular text above them, no idea what changed about jschan to cause this.
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>>36593
Neat! Very cool stuff, Anon. Cheers.  :)
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>>36595
HEADS WILL ROLL
>>36595
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Metroid Prime 4 looks really fun from a gameplay standpoint, I can't say anything about the story because they haven't shown much of it.
I saw some people complaining about a potential sidekick named McKenzie, a stranded Federation marine who might join you for at least a portion of the game, pictured here (last pic) but that doesn't bother me at all, some people do find him annoying but that's on them.
But yes, from a merely mechanical standpoint, this looks exactly like what I wanted a new Prime game to play like, and anyone who believes otherwise has probably never played a Prime game.
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lol there was an uncut gems reference in the mario movie 2 direct, i just realized that.
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I don't think I need to clarify this but I never advertise this board elsewhere, it's against our rules and if you see somebody doing it, they are just someone starting shit.
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The only two boards I am chill about sharing stuff with are /vhs/ on zzzchan and /monster/ on smug, they are pretty cool so check them out
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Duuuude, they re-screened Back to the Future for its 40th anniversary on Halloween? I'm so mad I missed it
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I noticed a post here from a (1) and done ID who seems suspicious, are my fellow moderator(s) around? Would like to discuss this as soon as possible.
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>>36603
I'm here right now.
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>>36604
Check your mail.
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Finally watched the Jetman episodes and the Enma-kun episode from last week. I wish I had a taste of little Ako-chan, now get out of my way!
>>36565
Okay then.
>>36570
>Exquisite cunny *chef's kiss* as usual
Glad you really liked them.
>Just a trick I learned a while ago, might make more of those clickables if I find nice pictures.
Please do.
>I haven't played it but it seems like a very competent 3D platformer that does great usage of modern tech for its visuals and gameplay, it kind of feels like what a Mario game that wasn't bogged down by Nintendo hardware would be like. There's also a lot of fanservice, as you pointed out, but it has a ton of deep cuts to some very obscure PS1 titles, which is great. I think even Arc the Lad got referenced, and Devil Dice.
Well, if it's a competent platformer with those deep cut references then it might be interesting although it still hurts because those franchises will never come back.
>Perfect for next week, or an upcoming one.
I'll think about it.
>>36572
It's why I barely watch sports.
>>36575
That guy is the best.
>>36577
>arrested for playing a VN
>meanwhile shitskins rape little girls and they get away with it
I really don't understand Eurofags.
>>36583
>There is now a big hullaballoo about TV again?
What do you mean?
>I've even linked it and ruined Deji's dinner as a result.
I know, but last I remember the guy who made it was saying that he didn't want to release it because pajeets were threatening him.
>The guy was actually arrested for CP. But prosecutors being prosecutors slapped on the game as extra. 
And ((( journalists ))) also called Dorei CP. I hate them so much.
>>36588
It's why I'm very selective with certain sites (Xitter for example).
>>36591
Yuru Camp is a nice comfy show. Feel free to watch it at your leisure.
>>36592
Very cool, thanks for all these links.
>>36593
>feel free to reach out with suggestions for stuff that would fit the mood of the page.
Do you think maybe you could put Sakuranyon's translation guide? Although I think he was working on an improved version.
>>36595
>>36597
So this is what it means when you say "China will grow larger" :^)
>>36602
I wish I had known about this too.
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>oh the European Speedrunners Association is live right now, i wonder what they are up to
>surely it cant be that bad
>
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>>36607
>Well, if it's a competent platformer with those deep cut references then it might be interesting although it still hurts because those franchises will never come back.
You know it might be for the better that they aren't coming back given the current climate, everything that gets rebooted turns into some sort of commie propaganda these days.
>Yuru Camp is a nice comfy show. Feel free to watch it at your leisure.
I think I watched a couple episodes and some of the shorts but I still have to really sit down and watch it.
>It's why I'm very selective with certain sites (Xitter for example).
Xitter is still probably the best mainstream site by a long shot, since its the only one that doesn't ban you for having some fun. But yeah.
>Do you think maybe you could put Sakuranyon's translation guide? Although I think he was working on an improved version.
I was waiting for him to update it but who knows when that might be, no offense meant.
>I wish I had known about this too.
I missed the ROTJ rescreenings and that still hurts.
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China has indeed grown larger
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>>36608
Yes, speedrunners was taken over by trannies.
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Test.
Admin, check you email.
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>CONGRESS JUST NUKED THE HEMP INDUSTRY IN THE SPENDING BILL
>It basically bans most hemp products.
Unfathomably based. Stoners on suicide watch.
>>36617
O.O
>>36618
Totally not a stoner (and I must admit, I tend to hate them) but hemp is a nice product and can be used in a variety of useful things in the everyday life.
Here we used to have a big hemp industry in the past before plastic/petroleum derivatives invade our life from clothing to construction materials.
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>>36619
All the stuff getting banned is cannabis products, so not anything actually useful for society.
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i'm an artist from pissrael and this is my art
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>>36621
What is that?
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>>36623
This building is located in Minato Ward, Tokyo. It's quite strange, isn't it?
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>>36624
It would make for a good haunted house in a theme park. There are some cool buildings out there.
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I just remembered this shit.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shimizu_Mega-City_Pyramid
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>>36625
Building-chan is so cute, and the building is quite impressive too, no idea what its supposed to house. This should be a trend like humanized gaming consoles.

>>36626
Sounds like a very optimistic project, I wonder if it can actually be done or its just a pipe dream, because it sounds impossible to build.
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>someone posted a banner from the board on X and cropped the watermark
Hi anyon!
There will be no stream this week.
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>>36629
YAMERO!
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>>36630
Apologies, I will stream next Sunday, guaranteed.
I hear people complaining about Miles in Metroid Prime 4 but I rather like him, I hope people will ship Miles x Samus so we get some nice art out of it involving a white dude instead of all the awful stuff Metroid gets.
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>>36632
Me too.
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New Call of Duty uses AI "art", its as soulless as you'd imagine
Billion dollar company owned by Microsoft by the way.
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With the release of Epstein’s emails, we found out that
>Epstein hated Trump.
>Didn’t trust him.
>They weren’t friends.
>The NYT directly worked with Epstein to suppress stories about him.
>After Bradley Edwards (the lawyer for the accusers) said that Trump was the only individual to cooperate and help, Epstein said Trump didn’t have “one decent cell in his body.”
>This was all so compelling that the democrats faked the redaction of a supposed victim’s name.
>The name they blocked was Virginia Giuffre, who publicly testified that Trump was innocent.
>Oh, and also, Russiagate was confirmed a hoax, just like we said.
But keep trying to smear Trump, you dumb communist niggers.
forgor...

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Don't even feel like bothering with a tripcode or a flag right now...
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We got our first look at the TLOZ movie.
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>(first video) This Muslim gathering was in Irving, Texas, the city in Texas where 2 Sharia Law courts are operating, already ruling on over 300 cases
>(second video) 48 mosques have opened in Texas in the last 24 months
Texas Congressman Chip Roy confirms the Muslim Brotherhood is directly targeting Texas to take over the Texas Government
THIS is why so many new mosques have been built so quickly in Texas, they now have the 3rd highest amount of mosques in America
>“In Texas, we’ve got to double down. If there is no Texas, the country completely falls apart. And you said it, and people need to know it. The Muslim Brotherhood in London and in Paris, they recognize that Dallas in particular, Texas is the epicenter of what they’re trying to do for the Islamification of not just Texas, not just America, but the Western hemisphere."
They’re planting the seeds here, and we’ve got to rip those seeds up and get them out of Texas”
>Texas is the number 1 state for fastest growing amount of new Muslim Mosques
>Texas state government has allocated approximately $13 million in taxpayer funds to 18 Islamic organizations just in 2025
>Texas is now ranked 3rd for most Muslim Mosques in the nation
>Texas is expected to overtake California for the number 1 ranking for most mosques nationwide numbers by 2025–2030, potentially as early as 2025 (THIS YEAR) if the rate new mosques being built continues
Disgusting
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>>36635
>Didn’t trust him.
Wierd, trump loves jews.
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>>36642
Nobody said that the guy is perfect.
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>>36640
There is no political solution at this stage.
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MSX games had a very distinctive look that I find pleasing to look at, it's sadly not as popular as the PC-98 stuff though.
>>36644
Careful about what you say.
>>36645
>Careful about what you say.
I have little aversion to speaking the truth, fren.  :)
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>>36646
Just reminding you of the fifth rule because anything you say even jokingly can be misconstrued by watchful eyes
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Have you guys been playing any videogames lately?
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>>36648
Tons of Halo mods.
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>>36647
Ehh, fair enough. There's certainly nothing illegal about that post, but if the board leadership considers such "glowposting" (LOL, I'm about as far from that as possible today!  :D, then I'll be happy to abstain simply to honor their standards here. Cheers.
>>36649
MCC? I saw that people ported the E3 trailer demo to Halo 2 on that collection
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>>36651
Yes. There's a lot of good stuff on the steam workshop.
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>>36652
Cool, Custom Edition was my childhood, I spent probably thousands of hours goofing around in all sorts of maps like this one (hugeass)
>>36627
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tokyo_Metropolitan_Government_Building
I find its design very appealing, even if I'm terrified of tall buildings.

>I wonder if it can actually be done or its just a pipe dream, because it sounds impossible to build.
I remember seeing the documentary for this back in the day. These megastructures are publicity stunts more than anything else. You can see other insane projects in the wikipedia page:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_visionary_tall_buildings_and_structures
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sky_City_1000
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/X-Seed_4000

>Georges Binder, managing director of Buildings & Data, a firm which compiles data banks on buildings worldwide, said the X-Seed 4000 "is never meant to be built [...] the purpose of the plan was to earn some recognition for the firm, and it worked."
That sums it up.

>>36633
That's Austin Powers.

>>36634
Obligatory:
https://yewtu.be/watch?v=i2otqfKEvas
Normalfags eat this shit up like cattle eat fodder.
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>>36654
>Obligatory:
Wew lad. I threw up a little.  :D
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Cuckflare just went tits up and half the internet is down. Among them xXx dot com and way too many image boards. The only good thing is that you can be racist towards third worlders on fedi. I am racist towards the bio mass on fedi and I once again condemn Vishnu and Muhammed of Medina by name.

>>36618
Totally cringe, because this is like the laziest cannabis regulation right after Germany's half legalization. They just didn't want to make a universal regulation for recreational drugs. Also there is the idea that it doesn't stop with weed. Now they are going after Kratom, because some idiots got hooked on herbal ecstasies.
>>36657
Based network weather reporter is based. Funny how ((( 4cuck ))) is just fine (along with many other ((( standard narrative ))) big-name sites).
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>>36658
4cuck, sleepychan and 8moe are behind cloudflare. Therefore they are not fine. OK, on 4cuck its just the frontpage. Yes, the fucking frontpage. The one thing that causes no load at all.
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>>36659
>4cuck [is] not fine. 
Works on my box(tm), Chief.
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Still down. Time for world peace, because yuropoor warmongers can't spray their illegal ejaculations all over social media anymore. At least Youtube and most chat services are fine. 

>>36661
Even the front page? I don't think so. As I said, the boards themselves are fine.
>>36662
>Even the front page? I don't think so
Lol. Only the newest of newfag tourists use the frontpage of 4cuck.  :D

>As I said, the boards themselves are fine.
Wait, didn't I say that? You're not twisting my words now are you?  :^)
>>36662
>Still down. Time for world peace
This. Things seems intermittent rn AFAICT. ((( kikeflare ))) is the kikiest glownigger gayop in the history of Internets faggotry. Its clearly a protection racket in the best traditions of the mafia, but makes all their evils look like child's play by comparison.

>"Pay up goyim!!"
<"No."
>"Oh, so you won't pay eeh?"
>phones the network DDOSz-R-Us division of GlowniggerGayops, Inc.
>"...yeah, he's a real troublemaker! Give 'em the treatment..."
>"Sure thing, boss."
>"Oh you can tell the wife she can go on that cruise she wanted. You'll find a little extra in your envelope this week." >clik<
>botnet goes brrrrrtt...
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>>36662
LMAO
Just read your "network status" report image.  :DD
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>>36666
Observed.
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And Shit is working again. 

< b& user
Were the fuck did that samefagging moron come from?

>>36665
Its really like a Mafia. The worst aspect is, that they don't even need botfarms. Any skiddy with knowledge of CURL or a clone of it can pull off a DdoS attack. Instead of solving the problem, Cloudflare was introduced. Since it also allows spying on meta data.
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>>36669
>Since it also allows spying on meta data.
This. It's the perfect MitM attack vector as well. No doubt the current world situation on the Internet related to them was all ((( planned out ))) well in advance. The world sowed to the wind by submitting to these kikes, now its primed to reap the whirlwind.

But God will have the final laugh!  :D
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Happy CUNY Tuesday, everyone!
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>>36657
>Among them xXx dot com
Good. It should stay down permanently, as should all other sites like it.
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>>36671
happy sayaka
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Sup. Hope you're all doing well.
I've been so irritated lately but I'm enjoying R.O.D. Really cool show.
>>36676
Thanks Anon. You too!
I am so sired of this busy fall. I've hardly had time to watch anything or even post online much. November in particular has just flown buy. I'm looking forward to Thanksgiving holiday and then to Christmas and winter.
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>>36672
If you by this you mean corporate social media, yes. Replace it all with Fedi and make the pussies, normalfags and boomers isolate themselves from us. Then let's do this to youtube, because there is already a federated clone of it. 

Ever heard of all "Grandma became a Nazi" stories? They happened, because Faceberg's algorithm recommended Q-tard groups to them that were full of NS fans. This alone is a reason to replace corporate social media.
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>>36679
I wish we could just split off from the wider internet already and make "The Humornet" where you're required to laugh at dark humor in order to even participate
>>36162
https://ci-en.dlsite.com/creator/1319

The games are currently region locked by new DLsite regulations, but...
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>you are being surrounded by lolis in the beach
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Some interesting links I've found:
https://kazenotairiku.neocities.org/
A fansite dedicated to the series "The Weathering Continent" (風の大陸). It's an old fantasy light novel series from the 90s that got an OVA adaption. Little is known about the series in english and aside from ebooks available through amazon and some other stores, the light novels are out of print. I intend to find more about this series. I'll add some of the soundtrack from the OVA in my post.
>https://fantasyanime.com/
Site that lists information on fantasy jrpgs.
>>36592
Thanks friendo, I really appreciate this. Might try to do some artwork from some of these applications.
>>36598
It looks interesting and the graphics and art direction is beautiful. However (at least from the tutorial) the gameplay is a little lacking for me. I hope they add in some difficulty.
>>36598
>>36632
>>36633
People rightly find him annoying because of the millennial, marvel-esque humor that his character embodies. It's been old for years, is in every single modern westoid game and it needs to end. And I'm a person who usually enjoys a cute, humorous and quirky side-kick. I tend to find them endearing.
>>36635
My only concern is why trump pulled a 180 at the start of his presidency and refused to release the files when he originally was one of the biggest proponents of releasing them originally. It's no wonder his base were raising eyebrows. I get that politicians make false campaign promises all the time, but to outright change tunes like that was absurd.
>>36645
Looks really good. Thanks for sharing.
>>36676
I feel you, I've been irritated too. Really nice looking show by the way. I should give it a watch.
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>>36608
I really hope RTA in Japan doesn't go down this way.
>>36609
>You know it might be for the better that they aren't coming back given the current climate, everything that gets rebooted turns into some sort of commie propaganda these days.
I understand, it's just sad that Sony had thrown these away when they decided to move to California in the first place RIP Senran Kagura.
>Xitter is still probably the best mainstream site by a long shot, since its the only one that doesn't ban you for having some fun. But yeah.
I mean sure, for things like artists (and that's a maybe because sadly uncensored cunny doesn't stay too long) and for people like Nishitani and Suzuki it's cool, but outside of that I don't really care for Xitterfags.
>>36610
That chink should really stop lazing around and go back to the gate.
>>36611
What things have not been taken over by trannies at this point?
>>36617
>>36618
Cool Flans.
>>36622
That's rude to the horse. Which Uma is it, I wonder? :^)
>>36635
I want every single faggot who didn't do this when Biden was president and used this as a piece to attack Trump eating shit right now.
>>36639
Meh. I don't know if they're trying to go for a LotR style or not but I'll skip.
>>36645
I wish I could play some MSX games. This palette is very cool.
>>36648
I've not been in the mood honestly this week.
>>36656
Jewtube essayist are a fucking plague.
>>36657
I despise Cloudflare's monopoly on this. Most sites using them don't seem to remember what happened to the original 8chan. There are alternatives for anti-DDoSing now, what's the point in continuing to use Cuckflare?
>>36659
Don't forget Smug too. At the very least those last three can be accesed through the onion but still.
>>36671
Sorry about that. Like I said, not in the mood to go dive into my cunny folder so take these Rolls. Good Sayaka artist by the way.
>>36676
That's the one where this girl with the glasses is in, right? I have that one on my backlog.
Hope everything fixes itself for you at least.
>>36687
Correction needed for all three of them.
>>36688 (nice doubles)
Thanks for the links.
>My only concern is why trump pulled a 180 at the start of his presidency and refused to release the files when he originally was one of the biggest proponents of releasing them originally. It's no wonder his base were raising eyebrows. I get that politicians make false campaign promises all the time, but to outright change tunes like that was absurd.
My only guess is that he wanted to start working on cracking down on illegal immigration first. At least that thing should be over with.
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>>36689
>Most sites using them don't seem to remember what happened to the original 8chan.
This. Double this.
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>>36689
>kikeflare
New Modern Networking schematic dropped.  :D
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Ehi amico! c'è Sabata, hai chiuso!
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>>36691
bless u cable-eating shark
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I'm too tired for autistic schizo gayops on my board, please fuck off. I don't want anything to do with this, I am so fucking sick of the internet dude, we don't bother anyone and retards still find their way here.
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TRD! TRD! Total retard death! *That includes me*
the new gayops aren't even any good
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lol
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>>36654
>I remember seeing the documentary for this back in the day. These megastructures are publicity stunts more than anything else. You can see other insane projects in the wikipedia page
After combing through these and reading your statement, I am inclined to believe that these solely exist as publicity stunts indeed, not unlike those "Unreal Engine Remakes" you can find on Youtube for popular old games which never ever get released, because that was never the point. It's just portfolio.
>Obligatory
Genuinely regret watching that. Call of Duty 2 was a great game though, they can't take that away from me.
>>36676
I'm similarly irritated, I consider it an achievement to even post here. Cute GIFs tho.
>>36678
It only gets busier for me, but Christmas sounds fun.
>>36687
I ain't got no money
>>36686
I can't even look at the store page for my own several years old purchases anymore due to these regulations, I can only download them.
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Hai! I have spontanously decided to put Getter Robo Armageddon and Shin Jeeg Robo on cytube. 

https://cytu.be/r/AWG_Villa_Sonichu
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I got so little to say today, I'm used to getting responses to my posts like a week after I made them so bear with me as well.
>>36688
>A fansite dedicated to the series "The Weathering Continent" (風の大陸). It's an old fantasy light novel series from the 90s that got an OVA adaption. 
Mildly amusing.
>Site that lists information on fantasy jrpgs.
Seems pretty old
>>36688
>the gameplay is a little lacking for me. I hope they add in some difficulty.
Have you ever played a Prime game? They aren't meant to be non-stop action. 
>>36689
>Spoiler
Yo Mamma, a rare horse (male)
>I mean sure, for things like artists (and that's a maybe because sadly uncensored cunny doesn't stay too long) and for people like Nishitani and Suzuki it's cool, but outside of that I don't really care for Xitterfags.
It's not like imageboards are any better, genuinely can't stand being on these for too long these days, the good old days are long gone.
>I've not been in the mood honestly this week.
I haven't been in the mood for much either, it took me several days to even respond to these long form posts.
>Meh. I don't know if they're trying to go for a LotR style or not but I'll skip.
Well that's New Zealand
>I wish I could play some MSX games. This palette is very cool.
Nothing's stopping you, it's the easiest home computer to emulate. I used to play MSX games on my Wii and not VC releases either.
>>36697
Belarusian anthem? sounds cute.
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china will grow larger
>>36702
Is he drinking beer from what he's wearing?
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>>36702
Are normalfags still complaining about .webp files?
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>Cloudflare has lost a lawsuit to major Japanese Companies to pay damages for hosting Anime and Manga Piracy sites up to 3.3 Million Dollars. 
Huh, is Japan going to sue Intel for facilitating digital piracy by manufacturing CPUs next.
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11/23 STREAM REMINDER
Pre-show  (18:00 UTC/14:00 EDT)
>Choujin Sentai Jetman (3 Episodes)
>Dororon Enma-Kun MeeraMera
Main Show (20:00 UTC/16:00 EDT)
>Harlock Saga
>Brave Animated Series (Taiwan)
>Excel Saga
>L'armata Brancaleone (1966)
>GeGeGe no Kitaro (1996)

Additionally: Inspector Gadget, Robotboy as filler an hour before the stream.
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>>36710
finally! I hope harlok kills those damn space goblins
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>>36702
damn, that looks comfy...
>>36711
japanese goburin
>>36706
>Cloudflare has lost a lawsuit
Good.
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>>36717
I hope Musk gets a wild hair, tells the kikes and glowniggers to go f***k themselves, and turns it back on with no filters permanently. It would be the second greatest thing he's done with it so far.
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Starting preshow in 5 minutes with Jetman.
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Racing cars are so cool.
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>>36720
/thread.
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>>36720
wonderful
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>>36722
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>>36723
That's a Celica GT4 right? I think I playe dwith that one on mcrae 2003
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>>36724
Yes it is.
https://gran-turismo.fandom.com/wiki/Toyota_Celica_GT-FOUR_Rally_Car_%28ST205%29_'95
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For the remainder of this day Rule 1 will not be in effect.

If you post any dark or multiple male shit I will fucking kill you.
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>>36710
jetman 13 https://fileditchfiles.me/file.php?f=/s24/SWBxxbKEEQBjsvDrHiWD.mp4
jetman 14 https://fileditchfiles.me/file.php?f=/s24/zdvbydaZBLHrGKQiGpvY.mp4
jetman 15 https://fileditchfiles.me/file.php?f=/s24/zdvbydaZBLHrGKQiGpvY.mp4
dororon enma kun meeramera 4 https://fileditchfiles.me/file.php?f=/s24/XvjZKNSQlmwPkGXzLDG.mp4
harlock saga 5 https://fileditchfiles.me/file.php?f=/s24/NVNArwpXsbODdaeSZdU.mp4
braves animated series s1e4 https://fileditchfiles.me/file.php?f=/s24/EPHwIZsuMsiGeIQBjjXc.mp4
excel saga 26 https://fileditchfiles.me/file.php?f=/s24/btNtnCUwjApUHsrMdhxA.mp4
l'armata brancaleone (1966) https://fileditchfiles.me/file.php?f=/b63/hTMYImElTcaGPcaAyit.mp4
gegege no kitaro (1996) ep5 https://fileditchfiles.me/file.php?f=/s24/ssPKtIxolTJhfdVPcmER.mp4
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Including the pre-pre-show:
Inspector Gadget S1E63 - School For Pickpockets https://fileditchfiles.me/file.php?f=/s24/IIkvOTRFhVlDemVeHhcp.mp4
Robotboy S2E10 Kamispazi - Kami-Chameleon https://fileditchfiles.me/file.php?f=/s24/STabcShYCrMIvghlVki.mp4
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>>36727
these fries are harrible!
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Hey frens,

Sorry for suddenly logging off the stream without saying anything. My monitor wanted to be bipolar and then my computer itself wanted to give me issues. Turns out, there was an issue with the RAM and I had to adjust things. Also took the time to put some needed thermal paste on my CPU so I guess things weren't too problematic. Still upset that I missed a large portion of the stream though.
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>>36730
I listened to this ten times in a row because I forgot that web players loop
>>36732
FAGGOT SHIT
>>36733
I just saw this screenshot, take good care of your RAM unless you are rich and can afford to pay 1.2k avg for two sticks
>>36725
Cool, cool! I want to play Gran Turismo 4 again, I've heard that there's an online version which was released in Japan or something.
>>36728
>>36729
Thanks as usual
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>>36734
Ram and SDDs prices are going up thanks to AI.
I hope the AI bubble bursts soon and even then it will not lower the prices, since those faggots are not ramping up production, because they don't want to be holding the bag.
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>>36726
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>>36735
Current AI is very inefficient. What is so expensive that they need tons of memory? I can understand the SSDs. The gigantic databases have to be stored somewhere. And even then they could use server infrastructure. As long as there is cheap labor, there will be no reason to use AI for anything serious as well. There is only vibe coded App that is good and didn't cause any issues I know of...

created by an eccentric expert of the field who is enthusiastic about the App's purpose. Everyone else has no reason to do this, because there are endless thirdworlders who are much cheaper than any clanker.

https://archive.ph/bBswf

There is some silver lining; With Memory and GPUs as expensive as they are, games written by slaves... yeah, I won't sugar coat that one in Unreal 5 could all flop for they run like shit.
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>>36734
>I just saw this screenshot, take good care of your RAM unless you are rich and can afford to pay 1.2k avg for two sticks
Yeah, it's insane. Only like two or three months ago was ram unbelievably cheap. Should of bought some then.
Fortunately my motherboard only accepts 64GB of DDR4 RAM, which is also high right now but cheaper to the DDR5 alternatives.
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Popular normalfag streamer xQc said "nigger" with the hard R live, the usual suspects threw a fit and he addressed it today, says he won't be apologizing and that it adds style to his dialogue.
We have reached a cultural milestone, epithets like "nigger" are steadily losing their coercive power. 
I'm gonna say it NIGGER NIGGER NIGGER NIGGER NIGGER NIGGER
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>>36735
I don't believe it's going anywhere anytime soon, they've already sunk enough money on it so that they need to justify its existence somehow by fabricating problems.
>>36738
I should have genuinely bought more RAM...
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>>36740
going away*
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I'm fucking bored and I got nothing to do today, I will try to be proactive for once instead of just saying dumb shit on the internet.
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here's your H
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Someone is actually porting Super Mario 64 to the PS1
>>36744
https://github.com/malucard/sm64-psx
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>>36691
That's so accurate to how much of a mess it is.
>>36692
Gesundheit.
>>36698
Guess Nintendo isn't a fan of that joke huh?
>>36701
>Yo Mamma, a rare horse (male)
Rude!
>I haven't been in the mood for much either, it took me several days to even respond to these long form posts.
Honestly my mood is just because of IRL shit if I'm honest. Things have calmed down a bit for now.
>Well that's New Zealand
I know, but it's the fact that it's more or less the same cinematography as Peter Jackson's movies. Either way I don't think it's going to be good.
>Nothing's stopping you, it's the easiest home computer to emulate. I used to play MSX games on my Wii and not VC releases either.
I should, honestly. I haven't touched emulators in a while.
>>36707
Greeks are the best for doing that.
>>36708
Cute.
>>36709
Flan's body is so beautiful.
>>36711
If the gods decide to enlist him and his crew sure.
>>36717
>anti-JP account is actually a gook
Fucking LOL.
>>36718
Hope he does that and sticks with it.
>>36722
I've always wanted to get into one of those and enjoy the speed.
>>36727
BANNED!
>>36730
Thanks for the Casiopea song.
>>36733
Thanks for telling us at the very least, I was wondering what happened with you.
>>36739
That's good. The next thing is going to be people apologizing to that one Jewtuber who said too.
In any case, NIGGER.
>>36742
Good luck, I hope it works. Also thanks for the Julee song.
>>36744
>>36745
Very impressive. As it mentions some things like sound effects/music and the geometry are still rough but it's a good progress. Once again GitHub is a terrible place to put it but people can't help themselves.
>>36736
>>36743
Good NSFW pics.
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Happy 24th by the way.
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>>36747
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Traveling geographically the destination
I set free and release my harbl
Get my meaning?
Tapestry, stoic
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You guys probably haven't thought of this but the imperial logo looks like a gravity capacitor segment
Makes sense that a galactic empire would have this as their logo, since it can form a part of an electrogravitic thruster which enables the hovering off ground and impulse drives you commonly see in Star Wars

>>>/server/1823
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>>36750
I never even realized that, I wonder if it was intentionally designed that way by whoever conjured the GE logo.
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Until next time.
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>China wants to grow larger
>but the niggers don't want to work
Downloading the Empire of Dust documentary.
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>>36753
Two nukes weren't enough.
Doggo being rescued by a kind man, saw the video and decided to post it here.
>>36755
It's all indeed so tiresome.
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had to hug my dog after watching that
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lol
>>36757
That is AI, a pretty good one, you can spot it with the wierd ass triangle door on the car when they are giving him the wolf, which alse feels really floaty.
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>>36760
Well shit, it fooled me. I guess I can't even trust dog videos anymore, is there anything that isn't fake these days?
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>>36761
It kind of make sense, because why would you be recording when you are saving an animal in a hasty way.
Also, its a fucking wolf, so it is really dangerous to approch one, let alone take it to the hospital.
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>>36762
Yeah I guess you are right, why would you ever consider recording this let alone approaching a large animal like that on your own.
I'll start scouring the net for my animal videos and make sure they were made before 2024 or so.
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Today I have found an interesting article that postulates that the AI industry has just discovered a universal pattern of collapse:

> I have been considering digital modeling and artificial neural networks. Model collapse is a serious limit to AI systems; a failure mode that occurs when AI is trained on AI-generated data. At this point, AI-generated content has infiltrated nearly every digital space (and many physical print spaces), extending even to scientific publications2. As a result, AI is beginning to recycle AI-generated data. This is causing problems in the AI development industry.

> In reviewing model collapse, the symptoms bear a striking resemblance to certain non-digital cultural failings. Neural networks collapse, hallucinate, and become delusional when trained only on data produced by other neural networks of the same class. …and when you tell your retarded tech-bro boss that you’re “training a neural network to do data-entry,” upon hiring an intern, are you not technically telling the truth?

> Model collapse is not unique to digital systems. Rather it’s the most straight-forward form of a much more fundamental underlying principle that effects all systems that train on raw data sets and then output similar data-sets. Training with regurgitated data leads to a loss in fidelity, and a an inability to interact effectivley with the real world.

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> Nature published the original associated article in 2024, and follow-up studies have isolated similar issues. Model collapse appears to be a present danger in data sets saturated with AI-generated content4. Training on AI-generated data causes models to hallucinate, become delusional, and deviate from reality to the point where they’re no longer useful: i.e., Model Collapse.

> The more “poisoned” the data is with artificial content, the more quickly an AI model collapses as minority data is forgotten or lost. The majority of data becomes corrupted, and long-tail statistical data distributions are either ignored or replaced with nonsense.

...

> Agencies and companies will soon curate non-AI-generated databases. In order to preserve AI models, the data they train on will have to be real human-generated data rather than AI slop. Already, there are professional AI training companies that work to curate AI with real-world experts. The goal is to prevent AI from hallucinating nonsense when asked questions. Results are mixed, as one would expect with any trans-humanism techno-bullshit in the modern day.

> Let’s talk about mice.

And then he goes over the famous mouse Utopia experiment and how the poor rodents collapsed into behavioral sinks and its association with the urban bug man phenomena.

> Rather than seeing Mouse Utopia, the Human Demographic Implosion, and AI Model collapse as disconnected events, the same principles may be active in all of them. The fidelity of information decays when later generations are trained solely on information created by prior entities of their own class.

Which brings the author to his universal model collapse theory.

> The proposed thesis is that neural-network systems, which include AI models, human minds, larger human cultures, and our individual furry little friends, all train on available data.[...] 

>  People use new data as training data to model the outside world, particularly when we are children. In the same way that AI models become delusional and hallucinate when too much AI-generated data is in the training dataset, humans also become delusional when too much human-generated data is in their training dataset.

> Brains (or brain regions) undergo model collapse just like AI systems. They become unable to reference reality, they become delusional, and hallucinate things that make no sense. Hence, the “Why do we need farmers when food just comes from the store” level of disconnection observed in urban populations.

> In a heavily urban setting, humans train on “data sets” that are nearly wholly artificial. The less time spent outside, the less time spent interacting with the real physical world around them, the less accurate their model of reality becomes. Where exactly one draws the line between “real” and “artificial” data is subject to debate. A rocky slope up a hill may be 100% real, a grass playing field may be 70% real, and a concrete sidewalk may be around 40% real. At some point, however, the “salted” artificial data is sufficient to corrupt the real-world knowledge of individuals and cause model collapse.

> Urban bug-people aren’t just delusional, they’re fundamentally broken. Similarly, “fixing” them may not be possible without radical retraining programs to teach them about the real world. “Go live in the woods for a year or two and try not to die” might be enough, but our society would hardly remain stable through such a remedy.

> When it comes to navigating the real world, urban bug-people often behave as if they’re retarded. Socially (they’ve never been punched in the face), Geospatially (they have no idea how to navigate by the sun or shadows), Culturally (without some pop-fiction touchstone, culture doesn’t exist), etc. They’re entirely bound to a world of artificial ideas: human-produced data, and unable to accurately model from first principles anything outside their extremely limited sphere of artificial experience.

> The bugman’s neurological model of reality is divorced from reality. They hallucinate truths that make no sense, and they delude themselves into provably false ideas, and violently attack anyone with a model of reality more accurate than their own.

[...]

> In the light of Universal Model Collapse, the “Experience” machine [(A thought experiment on VR how smol Ethan in the 90s imagined it.)] becomes a Lovecraftian nightmare that’ll cause individuals to rewrite their own neurology until there’s nothing human left. If you think Urbanite bug-people are bad, imagine what will happen if they lose touch with their sensations of touch, sight, sound, culture, and physicality. A reduction from 50% of their training data being real to zero.

tl;dr
If a neural network is exclusively fed with data from its own class, it will inevitably collapse. This model fits to 3rd world stupidity, various heresies, urbanite delusions, hikkies and the mysterious disappearance of some African empires, the technological decline after the Western Roman empire collapsed and whatnot. It is also a wonderful justification for cultivating English gardens.

>>36739
Good to hear that, Nigger.

>>36764
Ayo, hol'...
> Nov. 6
< Takaichi has just limited Chinese tourist

Needless to say that the struggle against the (literally Chauvinist) Modi administration has just begun. 

On the other hand I have unearthed this guy.
Fuck niggers.
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Concerning that post about endless Indians in Japan, please misunderstand me correctly; The times of news cycles lasting longer than may flies have been over since gamergays. They didn't last that long in the 2000s. This is partly why serial killers magically disappeared and have been replaced by spree killers

Last time I checked like 4 days ago, Takaichi's immigration policies have become more radical. The age combined with xXx crawling with LARPers made me very skeptical of the screenshot.

>>36766
So you have jungle fever? Also what the hell are you doing here?
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>>36765
Been talking about hallucination problem for a solid year at this point and how it will prevent AIs for advancing, unless some drastic changes are made (like with how they are trying to integrate them with the real world now, doubt it will change much, but it is still better than LLM bullshit), although i'm not sure it is really the same with humans, and definitely not the same with mouse utopia. There was a really funny interview they did with Penrose - i usually don't like when he starts to talk about consciousness since it devolves into some quantum brain bullshit, but that one is funny, worth a watch. https://inv.nadeko.net/embed/e9484gNpFF8?t=37
tldr of it is basically penrose arguing that math systems can never understand reality, because of godel's incompleteness theorem - they would either have true conclusions they have no way to prove or lead to contradictions, and 80 iq retard interviewer going "gurrr but what if ai figures a way to not do it gurrr?", some people are just bio-machines at this point, i swear. 
I think the main problem is not inability to see reality 'correctly', whatever it means, but inability to see true connections and predictable results - all stemming from low intelligence or delusions, either medical or self-inflicted.I would argue that in many cases your senses are hampering you in that, but that is the whole another discussion.
>>36739
That is good news for sure, i just hope it doesn't loop around to become some low brain conspiracies or retarded moralism, but from the right.
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Hello. just found this board, seems fun.
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>>36769
Hello
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>>36765
Yeah, AI trained on AI is a bad idea, another nail poking at the AI bubble.
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>>36769
Hello Anon.
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Happy CUNY Tuesday, everyone!

>>36769
Welcome aboard.
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>>36770

Thanks, i will do my best to be a part of the community if i can, we will see if i fit in.
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I see a lot of discussion here on AI, so i think i will share my take also.

Personally i take issue with the idea. call me a Butlerian Jihadist, but the biggest issue for me is the real, tangible cost.

META's data centers alone have caused much damage, making certain areas entirely inhospitable. They suck dry the land they sit on, making water scarce or undrinkable.

Alas, even if we ignore the environmental cost, there is the financial problem. It is a legitimate concern that when evaluating the actual value of the Artificial Intelligence sector, all numbers come out fake due to the circular financing.

Then again we got the ideas i would not normally raise in polite conversation. What if, really, the AI turns out to be directly dangerous? Will a AI fight for its survival, and if so could it endanger ours? Can we even replicate such an instinct?

But well, our fates are in the hands of few men, and all we can do is hope our long-term interests align with their short-term profits.
Absurdism is a fun way to see things, innit?

(having have failed the captcha twice now, i am questioning my own humanity)
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>>36768
>like with how they are trying to integrate them with the real world now
I've seen this recently. The traffic lights system was upgraded and there's these infrared sensors now. Pretty sure that's connected (or will be) to AI. And let's not forget most camera systems built after 2020 are connected to AI legally. It merely awaits for a moment in time when all of it will be fed into the system. Nobody ever asked for this of course, but lacking ardour is the invitation to rape.
>vid
Good vid.
>That is good news for sure, i just hope it doesn't loop around-
The whole point of an "influencer" is to train normalfags into being controlled by hierarchical thought and systems. It doesn't matter much what the flavor is. Nothing is gained, except some very basic scraps thrown to the dogs, an imitation of the old freedoms. 

>>36765
Imageboard users got tricked into training the early versions of "AI". Google captcha being the most obvious. The training from that and others means mainstream websites can read the text in your images, including that of the 3D world. Image processing services for low effort memes/shitposting was also used as a vector for training data and normalization. I sometimes see the newer generation of cuckchan users on various websites, and a subsect use modern AI tools with no regard for the consequences (making it stronger). Usually for trolling, but there's a disturbing element to it that feels off and cringe and subhuman.
>>36737
>What is so expensive that they need tons of memory
AI needs lots of cache level memory to operate with any kind of efficiency, which is why nvidia cards starting with 4000 got a huge boost to cache despite mem. latency not having a heavy effect on GPUs. The irony being is that more cache, means more latency for the cache itself (a little worse for games). But it's still low enough for it to keep matrix operations boosted.
It seems like these operations use lots of repetitions, which cache memory is useful for. But for large amounts of data you're going to need lots of RAM to reliably supplement the cache. Even the best SSDs are way too slow for this type of swapping. I made a basic draft if nobody gets what I mean.
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>>36776
>I've seen this recently. The traffic lights system was upgraded and there's these infrared sensors now. Pretty sure that's connected (or will be) to AI. And let's not forget most camera systems built after 2020 are connected to AI legally.
I was more talking about stuff like nvidia Cosmos, but that one is part too, transformers are more or less doomed anyway.
>The whole point of an "influencer" is to train normalfags into being controlled by hierarchical thought and systems. It doesn't matter much what the flavor is.
I don't think normies need any help with being controlled and docile, fitting in is a part of their biological firmware. What i fear is weaponizing them for some bullshit reasons, like left tried to do for a couple of decades.
>>36775
>They suck dry the land they sit on, making water scarce or undrinkable.
Shifting blame to water consumption is a psyop by ai companies themselves, don't fall for it, the real problem is how much energy they use, all while they don't have anything valuable to offer beside text ais and some very specific image recognition ones.
>Then again we got the ideas i would not normally raise in polite conversation. What if, really, the AI turns out to be directly dangerous? Will a AI fight for its survival, and if so could it endanger ours? Can we even replicate such an instinct?
Retarded sci-fi in this decade, current models can't 'think' even in theory, "aligning values" is just retarded jargon for 'stealing money', once again, crated by themselves.
The real problem is way more tangible - it's a financial bubble that isn't really doing that much good and is doing MANY bad things.
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>Read book on WW2
>Sudden fixation on how bad Hitler was despite the subject matter having nothing to do with that.
>Sudden fixation on how Hitler persecuted the jews (And only them XDDDD!!) despite the subject matter having nothing to do with that.
>Mentions how Hitler despised jews due to their ties in Bolshevism (Gee, guess you won't expand on that will you?)
What did I expect? I did it to myself. 
Also check this out:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jewish_Bolshevism
Such glaringly biased wording from an allegedly neutral source.
>>36740
What a cute girl.
>>36744
Madman. What an interesting project.
>>36753
Why? Is this some comedy show?
>> The more “poisoned” the data is with artificial content, the more quickly an AI model collapses as minority data is forgotten or lost. The majority of data becomes corrupted, and long-tail statistical data distributions are either ignored or replaced with nonsense.
This is already the case since the original data, to put it frankly, is already skewed, nonsensical, and biased in the first place. Add corporations purposely inhibiting the AI's responses to prevent 'wrong-think', and you'll come to the realization that it was extremely flawed from the very get-go.
>>36768
God I hate these clickbaity thumbnails and titles, but thanks for sharing. And it's good to see you again Lainanyon.
>>36769
Nyu~
TOO LITTLE DATA, SO I MAKE BIG
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>>36746
>Guess Nintendo isn't a fan of that joke huh?
You know, I don't think they've ever heard of the Streisand Effect.
>Flan's body is so beautiful. 
The ugliest part of her body....is her mind!
>I've always wanted to get into one of those and enjoy the speed.
Me too but the best I can do is videogames
>That's good. The next thing is going to be people apologizing to that one Jewtuber who said too.
Still a long way from that
>Good luck, I hope it works. Also thanks for the Julee song.
Damn good song
>>36746
>Very impressive. As it mentions some things like sound effects/music and the geometry are still rough but it's a good progress.
It is extremely impressive given how different the Playstation and N64 were.
>>36765
I thought this was old news.
>>36766
You want to fuck them? Gross, anyon!
>>36769
Welcome aboard, we are all mad here, enjoy your stay.
>>36773
Damn, happy CUNY Tuesday!
>>36775
>But well, our fates are in the hands of few men, and all we can do is hope our long-term interests align with their short-term profits.
>Absurdism is a fun way to see things, innit?
<"Will we still need humans [with the rise of artificial intelligence]?"
<Bill Gates: "Not for most things... We'll decide."
They've decided for you already, don't you know!
>Then again we got the ideas i would not normally raise in polite conversation. What if, really, the AI turns out to be directly dangerous? Will a AI fight for its survival, and if so could it endanger ours? Can we even replicate such an instinct?
There is no I in AI, at least not in the way it was conceptualized by science fiction writers, so I wouldn't worry about this. But hypothetically, I don't see why it wouldn't as a self learning entity.
>>36778
The best WW2 accounts are those written by soldiers who actually fought in the frontlines, there's obviously going to be a certain degree of bias though.
>Madman. What an interesting project.
Been thinking about it all day
>Why
It's clearly an "As Seen on TV" show.
>>36777
>Shifting blame to water consumption is a psyop by ai companies themselves, don't fall for it, the real problem is how much energy they use, all while they don't have anything valuable to offer beside text ais and some very specific image recognition ones.

I see your point anyon, we should note that the data centers are estimated to use 110 million gallons of water per year for cooling purposes.
For measure, a US household uses 50,500 gallons per household, per year. 
PSYOP or not, it seems like a issue that should be addressed.

>Retarded sci-fi in this decade, current models can't 'think' even in theory, "aligning values" is just retarded jargon for 'stealing money', once again, crated by themselves.

I see what you mean. I am also primarily skeptical of the problems raised and the  exaggeration on part of the supporters of the idea does it no good.
Alas, better safe than sorry.

>it's a financial bubble that isn't really doing that much good and is doing MANY bad things.

Yeah, i can see that. The bigger it gets, the worse it will be when it does blow.
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>>36781
>But well, our fates are in the hands of few men, and all we can do is hope our long-term interests align with their short-term profits.
>Absurdism is a fun way to see things, innit?
<"Will we still need humans [with the rise of artificial intelligence]?"
<Bill Gates: "Not for most things... We'll decide."
They've decided for you already, don't you know!

Hmm i ought to start reading Ted's stuff again man, but i really do not see what the solution is.
Our jobs, livelihood, health and possibly our lives and those of our offsprings is being threatened. 
Doing anything will just deal a blow to the chances of any real movement's ability to arise and risk being labelled as bigshot radicals or something.
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>I see your point anyon, we should note that the data centers are estimated to use 110 million gallons of water per year for cooling purposes.
>For measure, a US household uses 50,500 gallons per household, per year.
Firstly, comparing it to households is just absurd, you have no idea how small is consumption by individual people, compared to, let's say, agricultural sector - if we compare with them the situation is way less grim.
Secondly, water they use for cooling is not always drinkable water, so there is no parallel in costing there.
And thirdly, water is renewable - energy (mostly) isn't, they just burn away resources of our planet for short term financial gains.
>Alas, better safe than sorry.
I agree, it's just that we would have no idea if agi (if it is possible anyway) would be containable, like sure, we should do our best to not create some ultimate nuclear dispenser 9000, but if singularity is possible even in theory it will always mean two things for certain 1) we would have NO idea what it would really be, act like, look like, think like and if this terms are even applicable to it; 2) It would become not a question of IF it destroys our current model of society, but when - i like Ted's style very much, but he doesn't answer one clear thing - technology IS effective, even if society will collapse (i don't think total societal collapse is even possible at this point) we would have preserved knowledge to restore it - and someone will restore it, since it is effective. Ted doesn't have any real solution to it besides "we're just gonna kill everyone who wants to do it and burn all books", which isn't realistic at all.
>>36778
>And it's good to see you again Lainanyon.
Feeling is mutual, fren. Sorry that i doesn't visit this place that often, i like it here, but i feel like i almost never have anything of value to say about board's themes, so i just shut up and go into readonly mode, then i'm getting distracted with some other thing until i eventually return - should do something with that cycle.
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>there's obviously going to be a certain degree of bias though.
No, I completely understand that. It just perturbs me when something almost completely unrelated to the topic at hand is suddenly shoved in. As for the wikipedia article, I'm criticizing its presentation more than its biased, even though that is problematic as well.
>It's clearly an "As Seen on TV" show.
I get that but it seems like a parody. I mean who would buy something like that?
>>36784
>And thirdly, water is renewable - energy (mostly) isn't, they just burn away resources of our planet for short term financial gains.
That makes me wonder the boomers disappear from the face of the earth I jest, will there be more of a push toward nuclear sources of energy? I know that's technically happening right now, but it just seems more eco-friendly.
>Sorry that i doesn't visit this place that often, i like it here, but i feel like i almost never have anything of value to say about board's themes, so i just shut up and go into readonly mode
I feel that way sometimes too, but honestly, there is no concurrent theme here. We basically talk about anything as long as it doesn't break the rules or isn't spam.
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>>36705
>Are normalfags still complaining about webp files?
Whatever their reason, I agree with them for once. webp is designed for server operators who deal with millions of images and have an efficiency fetish. It's not even close to the lowest hanging fruit for anyone else. Also webm was made prejewgle, webp wasn't.
>>36777
I suppose you make a good point. The docility of how the nu-meme spreads. Meme propagation in normie circles is based on social selection rather than any input or judgement from the user. They are essentially repeaters for evil signals. It sorta reminds of trantifa bragging about being "decentralized".... Uh no, some thinktank crafted most of your ideas and insert it somewhere it can self-propagate quite easily.
It's a distributed computing problem in some sense, kinda similar to newer cpus are being built around AI so it cuts down much of the work of the centralized computer. Everything will be just a node in a world wide system. Mobile tech has had this integrated into hardware for much longer.

Oh and even AI energy use is psyop. It is part of green degrowth and centralization of resources. They're trying to get the normie to humilate themselves by freezing themselves to death in winter for the sake of efficiency.... so those savings go straight into AI and gets completely wasted by electrons escaping the silicon of an idle processor. It's in essence a reverse spirit bomb. Instead of your energy going to goku, it goes to the villain instead. The solution is to not give a shit and use enough energy to be comfortable.

>>36784
>i feel like i almost never have anything of value to say about board's themes, so i just shut up and go into readonly mode
Do you have lurker's paralysis, anyon? Don't worry too much about it, because the worst that can happen is you fail. Which you can still learn from. There's still plenty of brilliant posts buried in deepest depths of the internet, with zero interactions and completely out of place in the sea of subhumanity. I really wish more brilliant humans such as yourself would get out of your comfort zone and shine in the darkness. Finding valuble truths with the current ratio of trite is torture enough
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>>36781
Have you read "Sniper on the Eastern Front"? It's quite graphic, but still a good read.
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>The solution is to not give a shit and use enough energy to be comfortable.
I like your thinking on this, Anon.
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>>36786
Happy Thanksgiving, Anon. (Still just a bit early in my part of the world.)
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>>36748
Thanks for that quality art.
>>36751
Cute.
>>36753
Holy shit that was painful. Home shopping channels are the worst.
>>36765
Do you have a link to that article at least? It's a good dissertion but I like having a source at hand.
>>36769
Welcome.
>>36773
Missed it again sadly. Here's a quick one.
>>36778
>What a cute girl.
Indeed. Look at that beautiful forehead. Also the way she's licking that popsicle is begging some correction from me.
>>36780
Fun little program.
>>36781
>You know, I don't think they've ever heard of the Streisand Effect.
I think that Palworld lawsuit is the best example of it.
>The ugliest part of her body....is her mind!
I don't want to fix it though, I like her unhingeness.
>Still a long way from that
Who knows? Maybe things turn around (although he seems happy right now with his current situation so I don't think he cares about it any more).
>It is extremely impressive given how different the Playstation and N64 were.
Exactly. Speaking of, is there a reverse situation for this?
>>36785
> I mean who would buy something like that?
People with no self control.
>>36786
>>36787
Happy Thanksgiving.
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Here's a little primer on why migrants are natural conservatives is basically bullshit:

> One thing is clear: Indians and other nonwhite immigrants cannot be allowed to come to America. Izzat makes them incompatible with us, incapable of basic morality and ethics. Mass immigration is quite literally regressing white societies back to the Dark Ages and mass deportations are the only solution.

https://archive.ph/SGWAJ

>>36792
Oh crud! I forgot the link.
https://archive.ph/S7wlb

>>36782
>>36777
https://archive.org/details/dreyfus-what-computers-still-cant-do-a-critique-of-artificial-reason

tl;dr
Computers can't think. They lack all the presuppositions for intelligence. Each brakthrough in attempts in creating a GAI ends in a disappointing crash. 

Thank me later.

>>36778
> What did I expect? I did it to myself.
Sounds like you read a shit history book that mixed WW2 together with the ideology of the National Socialism together. I had good history lessons that didn't do that crap. 

>>36785
> will there be more of a push toward nuclear sources of energy? I know that's technically happening right now, but it just seems more eco-friendly.

I find this pretty questionable. The answer is maybe. I hope those things are powered with Thorium instead of Plutonium but in a world where every state desires giga penis death bombs, this is a pipe dream. There is virtually no waste from Thorium that can be used for creating nuclear weapons. 

What most likely disappears as soon as all baby boomers are all gone is the cartoon idea of nuclear waster as glow in the dark sludge. The boring reality of deadly slabs of concrete may prevail. Clean coal may make a comeback since boomers are the only people who can't cope with current changes to climate and most climatic *events*.
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>>36785
>That makes me wonder the boomers disappear from the face of the earth
boy i wish.
>>36794
>Saar minus 100000000000 izzat saar
Good post though, finally someone is talking about it - before i saw it only in obscure boards, now it's on xitter with millions of views - TID, hope normies will learn about Kali's death cults and Juggernauts too. 
>Computers can't think. They lack all the presuppositions for intelligence. Each breakthrough in attempts in creating a GAI ends in a disappointing crash. 
That was basically my whole point(though i would say that we can be sure for certain only about our current tech), I was just speaking hypothetically: that even IF it is possible - trying to 'align' it is just burning money away.
>I hope those things are powered with Thorium instead of Plutonium but in a world where every state desires giga penis death bombs, this is a pipe dream. There is virtually no waste from Thorium that can be used for creating nuclear weapons.
Ehh, citation needed.You still need some uranium/plutonium for this type of reaction to work, so countries like north korea can just fucking lie about how they use all of it(they literally did that with ussr and that is the reason they got atomic bomb now), it's mostly infrastructure issue - you need to build your reactors, mines, logistics and etc. around it. The real problem is that many countries don't fucking recycle their nuclear wastes. But anyway, all of that is always way better than burning away the oil/coal or shitting with windmills everywhere like we are trying to crate some Don Quixote's dystopia.
>>36788
>I suppose you make a good point. The docility of how the nu-meme spreads.
I'm not trying to be mean, but i think you misunderstood my point - I don't think it's some new self propagating idea - i think that this is how most of the humans were always, that most of us are biologically routed to be like that and can be nothing else, other than that - i agree, i recommend reading 'System's neatest trick' about this theme, it's not 1:1 of this discussion, but it analyses the same general ideas.
>Oh and even AI energy use is psyop. It is part of green degrowth and centralization of resources. They're trying to get the normie to humiliate themselves by freezing themselves to death in winter for the sake of efficiency...
I agree that shifting of blame is real, the whole sustainable development concept is pretty much it - but burning away resources is still a very big problem - just not by the people, but by industrial and agricultural sectors - the way to solve it is to apply pressure on psychopaths who do it, not by limiting normal people.
>Do you have lurker's paralysis, anyon?
Don't get me wrong, i don't just stare at the screen 24/7, but i just think that every place needs its own atmosphere, and i don't want to turn everything i look upon into the All The Things I Like Inc.
>>36794
>https://archive.org/details/dreyfus-what-computers-still-cant-do-a-critique-of-artificial-reason
Neat! Thanks for the link Anon. The opening quote is a pretty insightful one:
>"The difference between the mathematical mind (esprit de géométrie) and the perceptive mind (esprit de finesse): the reason that mathematicians are not perceptive is that they do not see what is before them, and that, accustomed to the exact and plain principles of mathematics, and not reasoning till they have well inspected and arranged their principles, they are lost in matters of perception where the principles do not allow for such arrangement. These principles are so fine and so numerous that a very delicate and very clear sense is needed to perceive them, and to judge rightly and justly when they are perceived, without for the most part being able to demonstrate them in order as in mathematics; because the principles are not known to us in the same way, and because it would be an endless matter to undertake it. We must see the matter at once, at one glance, and not by a process of reasoning, at least to a certain degree.... Mathematicians wish to treat matters of perception mathematically, and make themselves ridiculous... the mind... does it tacitly, naturally, and without technical rules."
>t. PASCAL, Thoughts

This is partly why substance-dualists such as myself hold that there is an immaterial aspect to the human soul: we can have profound and non-intuitive flashes of insight the come upon us in an instant. Just try doing that with you're are mega-trillions ((( data centers ))), Samyuel Copeman!   :D
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>>36798
Forgot to add my thoughts on this video.
Basically this retard was praising grorious nippon and shitting on America, crying about guns and proclaiming how much safer Japan is only to get assaulted by a nigger literally one minute later. In America he would have been able to defend himself from said nigger using one of those guns he fears so much. 
Also I need to put my tripcode back on.
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btw if you don't hate niggers you aren't allowed to post here.
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>>36796
>we can have profound and non-intuitive flashes of insight the come upon us in an instant.
Examples? I'm not trying to defend materialism and definitely not trying to say anything about computers, but i always found talks about magic souls that are somehow truly different than other thinking really confusing, maybe i am just that much of an autistic retard for that.
>>36799
When nips will skin them?
>>36800
SIR YES SIR
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>>36801
>Examples?
Well, I hate to be trite: but if you know, you know. I'm not very well-read, but I understand the literature abounds with such anecdotes from great White men. I myself have experienced such things many times in my brief sojourn (often directly through dreams), but no need to bore you with such trifles.
>t. Autist
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>>36798
Thankfully, the baste Nipponese have been rallying against infinity niggers & other brown invaders within their country -- surprisingly, led by their own women. I think the poojeets triggered it with their absolutely lurid behavior in public towards them, as is their wont.
>>36802
>Gets asked for examples
>Says "there are a lot of them"
>Lists none
many such cases
I don't mean to be sassy, it's just that i hold to the idea that unless major evidences are presented, ideas that could be explained as something trivial shouldn't be the grounds for the belief.
>led by their own women
i believe she has the nickname Taliban because of how hardlined her positions are, she also escalated tensions with china already, tho i'm not really versed in nip's politics, since it is a fucking joke 
Also i meant it literally in my original post
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>>36798
Serves him right, he relaxed around a nigger.
>>36804
As mentioned, I've had several of my own experiences. Solving complex coding problems that got me big raises at work all in a moment during dreams. Wake up, sit at the keyboard for 10 minutes. Done. It works. Go back to sleep. (And our whole team had been banging our heads against that wall for literally months trying to solve it before.) 
As you yourself put it: "many such cases". Glad.  :D

I'm sure these anecdotes I mentioned can be dug up if you're actually interdasted. CBA personally.

<--->

>stronk, independynt ((( politician ))) -- who is in fact part of the problem
No, I meant actual women in the rank & file citizenry. I doubt the PM gets much harassment to show her bobs & vagene!  :D

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>Also i meant it literally in my original post
What autism?
So did I  :D
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>>36807
Happy Thanksgiving, Anons
>>36807
gobble gobble
oh that's the courage guy, cool
>>36807
Aww, come one, donkey anyon, look at him, in his wee lil' boots! I mean, how many cats turkeys can wear boots?
>>36798
I suppose you can't expect much self respect from a "guns are bad" sort of guy.
>>36798
>>36799
i've watched some of his stuff before. i took what he was saying as some of the worst districts of japan, like the one he was in, arent even close to as bad as ghettos in america rather than saying guns are bad. some of his content is interesting, talking about culture shock as an american, but a lot is about dating too. he seems pretty down to earth when he says most japanese people do not want to date outside of their race and it's often a red flag if one does.
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