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He's the hero we need, but don't deserve.
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When did it stop being purple in here? The post cells I mean.
>>37908
So how do they plan on enforcing that?
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>>37911
Nearly a year ago.
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For this Sunday stream I'm giving you guys a choice to vote which OVA you want to watch: Mamono Hunter Youko or Yuugen Kaisha (also know as Phantom Quest Corp).
https://strawpoll.com/Dwyo3MPp0yA
If you don't trust Strawpoll reply to this post with your choice.
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>>37911
>So how do they plan on enforcing that?
Forcing the devs to add locks in the free as in freedom software if it doesn't get an goverment issued ID.
They don't want to? Go to jail, goy.
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>>37913
Both look cute, but I guess I will go for Mamono Hunter Youko, but it looks fun.
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>>37913
They are both nice picks but I will go with Youko
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>>37914
They could lose in court. Chances are Stallman is autistic enough to sue. Looks like its a thing only libtards want. If the social credit theory is 100% correct, it could die in the crib, because China is getting castrated right now.
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>>37917
At least in Colorado, both sides of the ZOG spectrum are endorsing this retardation, for some fucking reason but yeah it's democrats who proposed this to begin with, to nobody's surprise it's a blue thing like that 90s senate hearing over mortal kombat and doom.
>The Colorado State Bill (SB26-51), which would require all Operating Systems (Linux, Windows, etc.) to include mandatory age verification… has now passed the Colorado Senate.
>The vote, which took place yesterday, was 28 to 7 in favor of the bill with 79% of Democrats, and 67% of Republicans, voting “Yea”.
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>>37918
The GOP in this state is a fucking joke, and everyone knows it. And as a result, almost no one wants to get involved in politics because of how slimy the GOP leadership as they have (In recent past) made unironic hitlists against any and ever public figure they don't like and could possibly be a threat to their rule.
orenji is a normalnigger sellout
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>>37917
Everyone getting fucked because of the sandnigger/burgerkike slapfest, but specially the euros.
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>>37913
I've already given my answer: Devil Hunter Yohko it is.

>>37921
Frankly the Euros fucked themselves. Nobody outside the of Europe realized how buck broken from operation Bagration some of them are.
>>37921
lol who cares about yurop
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The world makes it really hard to ignore how retarded it's becoming.
Anyway guys remember when both Koei and Enix started out by developing loli eroge around the time that it had become a bit of a cultural phenomenon among otaku.
https://www.mobygames.com/game/58761/lolita-syndrome/
https://www.mobygames.com/game/58797/my-lolita/
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Seems like both these titles were developed by Katsumi Mochizuki, although these weren't his only H titles if I were to guess.
https://www.2dgalleries.com/art/bunny-chan-ken-the-secrets-of-lolicon-shojo-248209
>Katsumi Mochizuki is a Japanese manga artist and illustrator known for his mix of charming, expressive characters and educational storytelling. His drawing style, often close to shōjo manga, features big eyes and youthful designs that appeal to both children and young adults.
>He graduated from Rikkyo University with a law degree but chose to follow a creative path. After debuting in a youth magazine, he began working with educational publishers like Froebel and Gakken, creating manga that helps children learn in a fun and engaging way.
Early in his career, Mochizuki worked on the controversial 1983 adult PC game 'Lolita Syndrome', released by Enix. The game was contentious but showed the first visuals of his later signature style; vivid, cute, edge-of-shōjo, expressive character design, which would become a key part of his manga!
>His most famous character is definitely Bunny-chan, a friendly big-eyed girl who appears in many of Katsumi’s educational manga. Bunny-chan was the star of a long-running series teaching science and everyday knowledge in a playful, accessible way.
She is a cheerful, energetic girl with a very kind appearance making her instantly appealing and easy to recognize across different books. She plays the role of a friendly guide or teacher. She explains facts, introduces fun trivia, and helps readers explore science, nature, and everyday knowledge
>Bunny-chan became a familiar face to children through publications by Gakken, Shogakukan, and Kodansha, and is often compared to another household name and educational mascot: Doraemon
Although not as big as Doraemon, Bunny-chan manga spawned an impressive franchise of manga, books, video’s, games, toys and much more
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>>37925
You're also leaving out that what "saved" Capcom in the 80's was a series of strip arcade games as the company couldn't make a profitable hit whatsoever.
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>>37926
You happen to remember what those were called? I recall playing Nichibutsu's and Data East adult arcade games but I might have missed the Capcom ones.
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>>37927
https://www.timeextension.com/news/2023/03/random-this-strip-mahjong-game-saved-capcom-from-bankruptcy
<According to Akiman, Capcom was on the verge of bankruptcy when the development of Mahjong Gakuen started. It sold more units than Daimakaimura / Ghouls'n Ghosts, released the same year, in 1988. (Mahjong Gakuen sold 12,000 units)
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>>37928
Oh shit, I never played these (probably because Mahjong is something I could never get into)
Pretty wild that this of all things outsold GnG
>>37888
The sort of scattered level design is also present in the prequel and Bubsy 4D, seems to be what the developers are going for by now.
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Remember that is only through trial and tribulation that it is possible to find true love
>>37930
She can fix him.
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>>37931
>Balloonnu, put down you tlains and come have sex with me
<Only if you wear the conductor outfit and make whistle noises when I enter your tunnel
>>37930
But she is not jewish, it is not going to work.
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>>37930
This is how you make Elliot Rodger but with access to nukes
>>37912
I'm not a very observant person apparently.
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I watched 'The Hyperboloid of Engineer Garin' (Гиперболоид инженера Гарина) based on a novel by Alexei Tolstoy
It seemed at least partially Bond influenced and kind of meandered all over the place but it was entertaining nonetheless.
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>>37929
> The sort of scattered level design is also present in the prequel and Bubsy 4D, seems to be what the developers are going for by now.

Sonic Frontiers had more influence than people think. You can blame this guy for it if you want. Because his minigame saves your from grinding shit modern Sonic levels for those extra Chaos Emeralds.

>>37933
You mean Slavic? His dad has a faible for Slavs for some reason.
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Mesugaki white mage gets corrected!!
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>>37937
I have yet to play Sonic Frontiers, somehow it didn't interest me at all much like Forces. I stopped caring about Sonic around Lost Worlds because of how boring that game was.
Some jew named Stephen Thaler has been pushing for recognition of AI-generated media by copyright law since 2018 and every year the Supreme Court reaffirms that it cannot be protected because it is not media created by a human. If copyright law should apply to the gAyI industry at all, it should be to protect those whose artwork is stolen in order to train AI models, but the whole industry needs to crash and burn for many reasons.
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>>37940
The very same companies selling "AI scraping/theft prevention" services these days are the same ones that are stealing your data/art. OpenAI being the biggest culprit.
>pay us to stop us from stealing your shit goy
the best way to deal with these thieves is dataset poisoning but there are pieces of shit out there actively cracking and undoing model poisoning tools. Ask yourself this, who does this benefit? Why would you want to stop people from stopping jeets from scrapping their work?
also that jew Thaler sounds like a handful, maybe he should move to pissrael and wait for a nuke.
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>that disgusting superbowl ad for pokemon costed over twice as much as the development budget for Legends ZA
you can't make this shit up man
https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=JgzDkobffrY
>>37942
Yeah, it's the Super Bowl. It costs anywhere from $8-$10 million just to HAVE a 30 second slot of ad time in the first place.
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>>37942
>https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=JgzDkobffrY
<I hate everything that Nin10doh/GF/TPC are doing with Pokemon
<But I'm still going to buy their shit despite wasting my time to publish a 20 minute video ridiculing them
And this retard doesn't realize that he's the exact person that he's complaining about? And is wondering why and how things only ever seem to get worse?
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Here's some more character reveals for Villion:Code

<Jin Takamura
>An alumnus of the academy who serves as its headmaster at a young age.
>He is respected as a gentle and brilliant individual,
>yet he laments the current state where humanity pushes the responsibility for the future onto children in order to survive.

<Jiwei Fu
>An associate professor at the academy who, concerned for humanity's future, dabbles in dangerous research.
>He threatens students, saying, “Disobey me and you'll fail the course.”

<Nail MacLeod 
>He dedicates himself to environmental protection as part of the unofficial environmental group “Last day for future,”
>but has grown desperate and increasingly angry at humanity's indifference.

Also, some youtube livestreamer just showed off the game demo for half an hour! Contains a bit of everything: Dungeon, combat, dialogue, etc.
Sadly, there seems to be no English translation yet. But check it out if you're curious:

/watch?v=vtB8IKdF3H8
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Should I play the game?
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>>37945
>/watch?v=vtB8IKdF3H8
Well, at least it looks better than Soul Hackers 2. Let's wait it out and see.
>>37946
Genuinely a waste of your time, a downgrade in every way from prior titles.
>>37943
Really goes to show how little they care about their product
>>37944
It's the same with all these reviewers, they are retarded.
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>>37947
>Genuinely a waste of your time, a downgrade in every way from prior titles.
Fug... I guess I will just play Chinese games.
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>>37948
There's always your pals
>>37940 AI aka ml already has patent rights on some inventions. But to cut the story short businessmen don't actually value art at all. And anti-piracy seems to be some kind a weird projection after thinking about it for a long time. However, the normies are moralfagging the act of piracy now, and it makes me uncomfortable . It's much better to just say "yeah I like free shit" and move on with your day.

>>37809
>zoomer relative phone zombie
It's because television was never good anyon. Children are smart and are simply optimizing their dopamine. It's better to do something that isn't totally passive like both of those activities. 

>>37817
>>37823
Like dreamcast anyon said, just have no value and they won't come. As far as youtube is concerned, it's a me problem. No matter how good invidious gets, I'm still just consuming content which is a waste of time. 

Yeah I've been to "youtube kids" esque areas, it's pretty much 90% of the comments repeating the same popular comment to get some of those likes for themselves. If you can't beat that level of dopamine with basic interaction anyon, I'm afraid we have failed and have no right to look down upon others.

>>37866
>modding tools cumbersome
Not always a bad thing, it just changes what you're willing to do. Carmack was talking about this with doom3 dev commentary. more efficient tools didn't actually cut dev time, it just changed the level of details in the levels.

>>37942
>>37944
>A 20 minute video
A tip for anyons, if you want to go higher than 2x speed. Inspect element the video and go to the console, use this command 

 $0.playbackRate=2.5

Older browsers only went to 4x before audio cuts off, but now it's higher. Also seems to work across most different browsers with the same command.

The sound thing was cool, but they already invented that with sound cards and general midi 30 years ago. Not much else worth it in the video. Now anyon, you are falling for the autism trap. I've seen this guy before, he is deliberately a hypocrite as a sctick. But even then, buying something you're complaining about gives you more legitimacy with your complaint. And isn't quite as harmful as being wined and dined all expenses paid trip to a studio where a content slopper plays the game for 30 mins and then gives it glowing praise as some kind of unpaid PR guy. The former is one copy sold, vs. the latter is probably in the range 10,000+ copies sold min. Obviously that's hard to nail down exact numbers since it's more abstract and in a wider context.
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>>37950
>It's better to do something that isn't totally passive like both of those activities. 
People want to be angry, observational commentary from a critical standpoint lands you more engagement even on a site like this, anger inducing stuff gets you replies even on imageboards.
When I share about my creative endeavors or cool obscure media I've been discovering, I get close to no responses. I rant about le modern internetz and a gazillion people nod in unison.
I don't know if it has always been the case but imageboards (or what little remains of them in the West) have become these online gatherings for commiseration and I would be lying if I said that I'm not guilty of it as well at least to a certain extent. Many anyons seek to be perpetually miserable instead of doing something productive.
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mr president, international super celebrity, philanthropist and all-around rockstar Dream has been caught cheating in minecraft, again
this is a day that will live in infamy
It is weird how indians seem to recognize the true nature of jews and still strongly support Israel. It's almost like they desperately want to become their new favorite golem.
>>37941
>The very same companies selling "AI scraping/theft prevention" services these days are the same ones that are stealing your data/art.
I figured the data part was true before AI became mainstream. And for things like DDoS "protection". It always seemed like these things were "protection" as organized crime running rackets on local businesses was.
>there are pieces of shit out there actively cracking and undoing model poisoning tools
I wonder how well they're paid. Perhaps some of them are from the tribe already and reaping an easy paycheck by helping uncle Eli recoup imaginary lost earnings.
>maybe he should move to pissrael and wait for a nuke
All of them can exercise their right of return and do so as far as I'm concerned.
>>37942
It's a shame the singlemost successful franchise in the world can get away with being ran by bizarro retards who manage it like every day is opposite day merely because the brand is that strong.
>>37946
Play Showdown.
>>37950
>the normies are moralfagging the act of piracy now
You mean something along the lines of "I would happily pay for dogshit if it meant I was purchasing ownership of dogshit and not just a revocable license to eat dogshit"? Because I think that mindset has been popularized by the likes of Louis Rossmann and Accursed Farms (neither of whom I dislike to be clear).
>>37952
I think it's partly due to the veil of anyonymity encouraging people to vent their darkest thoughts and about their worst problems when they may otherwise possess the social wherewithal to not tie such things back to their identity.
>>37876
>There is one but its upheld by the community and therefore not very up to date. For example Gravity Rush Remastered is listed as "In-Game" but it's actually entirely playable with minimal artifacting.
I see. Guess I'll have to rely on that until devs put one. Thank you for the link.
>That's kind of cool, even if kind of inconsequential for popular shows which can already be torrented in high quality.
Probably a good idea to have it in HD (unless it's some shitty upscaling, considering CN no longer cares about those).
Nice Arisu and pink gamer too.
>>37878
>CDisplayEx
That's the one I was thinking about. Very straightforward and functional if you just want to read.
I might try OpenComic at some point just to check how it works and compares.
>>37888
Looks like it's a fun game according to you and Dejiko. Nice.
>>37892
>Although she looks a bit weird without cat ears, she almost looks like a different character, but still cute.
Reminds me of Winter Garden where both her and Puchiko are both older and also without their cat ears. They are very much cute still.
>>37894
>first spoiler
Whose egg is this? :^)
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>>37907
That's actually pretty cool. What's the name of the tool?
>>37920
It sucks because some of his art looks really cute but doing that retarded meme shit brought the attention of said normalfags.
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>>37928
Honestly that's something to be expected from a lot of older companies where you could make games with lolis and everyone would enjoy it. Very informative nonetheless.
>>37929
>Oh shit, I never played these (probably because Mahjong is something I could never get into)
If you want to take the easy way out you can download the cheats for MAME and just get free tits.
>Pretty wild that this of all things outsold GnG
Sexy girl sell too bad the current industry doesn't want to do that.
>>37938
Looks like a certain elf except hotter.
>>37952
Depends. If a certain anyon has an idea that wants to see it happen and other likeminded anyons agree with it and want to make it a reality they can band together and try (also for what is worth, seeing info shared in this thread is appreciated, even if I don't directly respond to it. Makes it also a breather to all of the "current thing" discussions happening here)
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saw a dude on youtube playing the guitar to just one viewer, he seemed to be having a good time.
did you guys see that shantae got an official japanese localization? but only on switch.
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PRE-SHOW (21:00 UTC)
Primal Season 3 (3 episodes)
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Mamono Hunter Youko
https://cytu.be/r/digitv
If there's still time left I might play a couple of things for postshow.
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I will play one more Jetman related video before Primal for any early anyons.
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https://xcancel.com/nvmusa/status/2029301026482979305
>This Sony MSF-1 is the OLDEST known existing Nintendo Playstation hardware artifact, and is the original development system for Sony’s planned Super Nintendo CD attachment. It is the ONLY known unit to exist!
>One of the biggest “What Ifs” of all time now lives here at the NVM!
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>>37893
>It's so fascinating to see Dejiko characterized so differently and koge donbo's art around the time this game was made had a really nice look to it. I am glad you are having a good time with it.
Yeah, I really like this version of Dejiko. Can't wait to see more of her. I haven't had the time to make much progress through the story this week.
>>37955
>Reminds me of Winter Garden where both her and Puchiko are both older and also without their cat ears. They are very much cute still.
She reminds me of the Winter Garden version of Dejiko too. Their personalities feel kind of similar, if I remember correctly. But I think I like this Dejiko the most, she's just too cute.
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Happy SUNY Sunday, everyone!

>>37910
As much as I wish this was a real quote, it probably isn't. From the looks of it, it's just some unverified rumor.
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Suggestion for the next streams
Zeiram - Iria
Darkside Blues
MD - Geist
Sol Bianca
Strait Jacket
AD Police  
Digital Devil Story: Megami Tensei 
Gall Force 1: Eternal Story 
Record of Loddoss war Legend of Crystania
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primal s03e01 https://fileditchfiles.me/file.php?f=/b77/BwMTMvFwFYOeWzzdxvtk.mp4
primal s03e02 https://fileditchfiles.me/file.php?f=/b77/AqLtqUSMpNmosRnzsWxC.mp4
primal s03e03 https://fileditchfiles.me/file.php?f=/b77/yTsxEprObtmLUjtcZzOr.mp4
mamono hunter youko 01 https://fileditchfiles.me/file.php?f=/b77/SpnsWcTeXNbiMhHZLYAv.mp4
mamono hunter youko 02 https://fileditchfiles.me/file.php?f=/b77/WApvIeOJNVtaWLPanURA.mp4
mamono hunter youko 03 https://fileditchfiles.me/file.php?f=/b77/AXsPREqLnATwMTgJJcj.mp4
mamono hunter youko 05 https://fileditchfiles.me/file.php?f=/b77/TMIrYpBmgvHXKhiaKyR.mp4
mamono hunter youko 06 https://fileditchfiles.me/file.php?f=/b77/lzsDmSIpYNczjdBeSmjZ.mp4

Pre-pre-show:
Toei TV Hero Encyclopedia Vol. 2: Jetman https://fileditchfiles.me/file.php?f=/b77/NjNrkdhlamcRCiXIuZyt.mp4
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>>37965
Don't forget to email me about the one thing. I finished encoding it a little bit ago. Seems like fileditch breaks if the file is too large or maybe I'm doing it wrong. It seems to play nice from uguu, but perhaps I need to run it by you before Sunday. I can always provide a more persistent fileditch link later on as well.
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>>37961
I believe there was a newer prototype found at some point a few years ago, makes you think just how different this one is specs wise. This is insanely cool though.
>>37962
koge-donbo's more romantic and shoujo leaning proclivities really shine in these other works, highlighting how Di Gi Charat is more of an exception to her usual style if aything
>>37963
Happy belated SUNY Sunday!
>>37964
Some interesting suggestions there, I believe MD Geist was already something sakura poster played though
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>>37957
>did you guys see that shantae got an official japanese localization? but only on switch.
That's interesting. I knew Shantae had some JP fans (and Trigger did the intro for one of her games) but I wasn't expecting an official translation.
>>37958
I need some white lolitas.
>>37962
>She reminds me of the Winter Garden version of Dejiko too. Their personalities feel kind of similar, if I remember correctly.
I haven't checked the PS2 game yet but in Winter Garden she doesn't have the gremlin attitude from DGC (although she's still an airhead).
>>37964
Cool list of suggestions but I have to see if I can fit them in the schedule.
>>37966
Check your inbox.
>Seems like fileditch breaks if the file is too large or maybe I'm doing it wrong. It seems to play nice from uguu, but perhaps I need to run it by you before Sunday. I can always provide a more persistent fileditch link later on as well.
We can discuss further by e-mail but when I upload stuff on Fileditch I don't seem to have this issue. Uguu is fine too.
>>37967
I believe there was a newer prototype found at some point a few years ago, makes you think just how different this one is specs wise. This is insanely cool though.
Yes, someone managed to get a different prototype from apparently some company clearance if I'm not mistaken. He sent it to some Jewtuber who apparently managed to get it working again but I don't know what happpened with it afterwards.
So far from the photos taken by the museum their prototype seems to connect to the SNES cartridge slot, much like a Famicom Disk System. It's not like the other one which is a console with both a CD unit and a cartridge slot (pic related).
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This is some dogshit advice lol
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Casual check on the 4th and 5th (Youko 4ever doesn't count, LOL) Mamono hunter Youko OVA reveal that there was more money in the animation. They have however slightly weaker writing. 5 Was a typical Monster of the week episode and 6 was mirror match the OVA.

Pretty comfy V-cinema. 

>>37968
> Cool list of suggestions but I have to see if I can fit them in the schedule.
Just pick and choose. We don't have to watch everything on that list. 

>>37967
> I believe MD Geist was already something sakura poster played though
There is also the weaker Sequel MD.Geist Deathforce if Sakura hasn't streamed it. 

The director of everything WarioWare is leaving Nintendo for a Professorship in Oska.
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lmao nintendo timed me out from their live stream because i said jack black was reading off a script during the mario movie direct.
can you imagine what kind of hellscape we would be living in if nintendo decided to take over the world
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Stumbled upon this cute Arale cosplay. 

>>37972
Can't be worse than a world in any other Zaibatsu's image.
>>37973
cute
I absolutely despise that MGS3 remake, how can you seemingly misunderstand what made the original game so special in the first place. Videogames aren't merely about their gameplay, presentation is just as important.
Horrid UE5 stock lighting and pseudo-stylized hyper realism are not the way to go. Everyone looks like they were made out of wax, more detail doesn't mean it's going to be better.
The original bonuses in the game were also poorly imitated, its presentation, everything in the original served a purpose and was built around the limitations of its platform, it was a great overall package that stood on its own. This new game relies entirely on nostalgia because its otherwise an inferior mockery.
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>>37965
Thanks for the files.
>>37969
The idea of her slapping him so hard he's falling over is goofy. He looks like he took a kick to the head or like he was hit with something like a bat. 
>>37973
That's pretty cute.
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I watched 'The Timekeepers of Eternity', this is essentially a transformative edit of The Langoliers using collage techniques and reducing the runtime to just an hour. It's an interesting effect but it could have easily just been the foundation for an original film instead.
>>37976
Exaggerated perspective and overusage of foreshortened poses to convey a mundane slap is genuinely such terrible advice. Of course this is a situational case by case, if you are depicting a house argument you won't depict it as a superhero battle and vice versa.
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>>37978
case by case scenario*
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>>37968
>That's interesting. I knew Shantae had some JP fans (and Trigger did the intro for one of her games) but I wasn't expecting an official translation.
I'm just confused as to why they only released it on Switch where it will become lost to time once the eshop or whatever shuts down.
>I need some white lolitas.
They are bourbon flavored white chocolate dipped cookies. You can probably buy them online if you really want some.
>Yes, someone managed to get a different prototype from apparently some company clearance if I'm not mistaken. He sent it to some Jewtuber who apparently managed to get it working again but I don't know what happpened with it afterwards.
>So far from the photos taken by the museum their prototype seems to connect to the SNES cartridge slot, much like a Famicom Disk System. It's not like the other one which is a console with both a CD unit and a cartridge slot (pic related).
Built in CD and TV consoles were a thing back in the day, hell there was even a hybrid PC/Mega Drive home computer
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>>37975
>how can you seemingly misunderstand what made the original game so special in the first place
Where do you want me to start? I think I've already developed a list.

>>37978
>if you are depicting a house argument you won't depict it as a superhero battle and vice versa.
That's half of what makes Kine-san so great.
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>>37981
>Where do you want me to start? I think I've already developed a list.
I would argue this is a case of blatant corporate philistinism and a complete disregard for KojiPro's legacy. But I'd like to hear what you have to say as well.
>That's half of what makes Kine-san so great.
I have not read this, but going by the title alone it sounds like Eiga Daisuki Ponpo-san, maybe?
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>>37980
>I'm just confused as to why they only released it on Switch where it will become lost to time once the eshop or whatever shuts down.
Because they don't care about that scenario

>>37982
>I would argue this is a case of blatant corporate philistinism and a complete disregard for KojiPro's legacy. But I'd like to hear what you have to say as well.
People want to fix the "mistakes" of the past. People want to make the game more "acceptable" for the new audience. People delude themselves into believe that they can "improve" it. People don't care and just want to milk a once popular thing into eternity. People want to attach their label to something already popular regardless of the result. People want to put "their" interpretation on it.

Also, don't think Kojimba is immune. Remember that Twin Snakes was HIS idea.
>I have not read this, but going by the title alone it sounds like Eiga Daisuki Ponpo-san, maybe?
Kine-san is a manga about an office lady who is secretly a massive cinema-otaku and runs an online blog. And many of the series' gags lampoon whatever the (Typically cinematic) genre/topic of the chapter is in extremely exxagerative ways (From home invasion movies to comparing Kine's obsession to The Exorcist).
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I'm really bored so I just watched a direct-to-video body horror movie called Cyclops (1987)
You are subjected to 40 minutes of unremarkable acting and dull dialogue before you get to see any cool special effects, which honestly were pretty well made but I can't recommend this to anyone otherwise. Just watch the last ten to twelve minutes, you'll get the better experience.
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>>37983
>Because they don't care about that scenario
>People want to fix the "mistakes" of the past. People want to make the game more "acceptable" for the new audience. People delude themselves into believe that they can "improve" it. People don't care and just want to milk a once popular thing into eternity. People want to attach their label to something already popular regardless of the result. People want to put "their" interpretation on it.
It's all so tiresome, I am reminded of how many games are being almost "Ghost updated" so to speak these days to remove content that was originally there over a decade ago such as Skullgirls.
>Also, don't think Kojimba is immune. Remember that Twin Snakes was HIS idea.
I believe he fully endorsed that game for a while, only later did he disown it, I believe Ground Zeroes had a jab at it or maybe it didn't but I clearly remember an easter egg involving scanning metal gear logos scattered through the map.
>Kine-san is a manga about an office lady who is secretly a massive cinema-otaku and runs an online blog. And many of the series' gags lampoon whatever the (Typically cinematic) genre/topic of the chapter is in extremely exxagerative ways (From home invasion movies to comparing Kine's obsession to The Exorcist).
This looks very cute and interesting, I will have to read a few chapters later.
https://xcancel.com/0u0kosamalunch/status/2030914466586796426
The intricate complexities of Japanese online discourse.
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>I agree with your assessment of the passivity.

>We have practically no capacity to regulate what parents do to their children. That isn't unexpected, the entire system is designed to make children totally subordinate to their parents in almost every single affair. Intervening into the affairs of a family is a huge bureaucratic process which is inefficient, and produces false positives and false negatives.
>Child abuse and child neglect are illegal in the United States of America, and despite the bureaucratic hurdles, this law is nominally taken seriously.
>Nonetheless, an average of 1 in 7 children are abused or neglected by their parents. It is a widespread phenomenon.
>Massive systemic change would need to take place to actually seriously address it. Until then, you can expect that for some children, outing them as gay or transgender will result in them being beaten or otherwise abused by their parents.
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>>37988
What have 8 year old twatter screenshots from Fujoshi creeps to do with anything ITT?
Fuck 39chan
What a shithole
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>>37987
anyon, what do you think Marx meant by "seize the means of production"?
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Happy CUNY Tuesday, everyone!
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Oh shit, I almost forgot:

Today is Mar10!!!!!!
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>>37983
>>37975
The mindset that lead to this remake isn't really new. MGS3 pachinko edition I would argue isn't that much better. The only difference is, back then graphical engineering and trends weren't nearly as bad as they are now, certainly provides a value to doing something earlier. 

All of the initial big remakes have something in common, which is... Teased potential graphical showcases, and a large fan demand simmering in the background from "insecure fans". RE2, FF7 and MGS are what I'm thinking of. These remakes would have potentially been decent if they were made on the PS3. But I'm not really sure why it took such a long time, even given that ff7 was originally going to be ported to ps2 with remade graphics. Perhaps, it was the japanese entering their nostalgia phase which made is easier for it to be communicated that there was demand for this?

Even so, I remember many years ago when the pachinko solid snake was shown off, people were begging for those graphics to come to home systems... Instead of just appreciating the original, or even the HD ports have redrawn 2D elements which is nice, in spite of it being a flawed port. Good example to be careful what you wish(beg) for. You just might get it.

images: spoilers for demoralization. Middle is pachinko.
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>>37990
Never heard of it
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>>37992
Happy Mar-ten day AND CUNY Tuesday!!!
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>>37994
Those pachinko cutscenes certainly stick closer to the original art direction than this remake ever did, but I still find it unnecessary all the same.
My main gripe with many of these is just unnecessary they are, I think the most egregious one comes from the West in the form of Dead Space Remake, a game that by all accounts still holds up just fine due to really strong art direction nearly twenty years later.
>Even so, I remember many years ago when the pachinko solid snake was shown off, people were begging for those graphics to come to home systems... Instead of just appreciating the original, or even the HD ports have redrawn 2D elements which is nice, in spite of it being a flawed port. Good example to be careful what you wish(beg) for. You just might get it.
There's a small yet loud portion of people that refuses to play older titles no matter what even in remastered format, generally very young and extremely casual.
Remember the PS3 FF7 remake tech demo? That looked far better than anything we got.
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>>37996
"Mar-Ten" sounds a lot like Martinet, come to think of it. Funny how that works.
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>>37998
That's an interesting coincidence!
A Vtuber did something good for a chance and prevented a promiment glownigger from going on stream with a infamous streamer.

More relevant is this however:
>  How Home Video Created Anime Fandom

> In April 1993, UCLA’s Animation Workshop hosted a birthday party for animation veteran Walter Lantz, then 94 years old. [...]

>Someone at that party asked Lantz, who worked on his first cartoon in 1915 and directed his first cartoon in 1924, what he thought had been the greatest technological development in the history of animation. The addition of sound to silent cartoons? The multiplane camera? The replacement of hand cel coloring by computer coloring? Lantz surprised everyone by insisting that it was the introduction of home VCRs in 1975.I don’t know if he was recorded, but he said approximately:

> “In 1975 animation was a dying art! All the theatrical animation studios were closed except Disney, and by 1975 even Disney was moribund. Animation for TV was all toy and cereal commercials, and was so bland that nobody but little children watched it. The very few festivals of animation were glorifications of the past, attended mostly by animation veterans and cinematic scholars, not the public. Then in 1975 the first home video cassette recorders came out. They took about a decade to become widespread, but suddenly the public was asking TV stations to show more classic cartoons so they could record them to watch whenever they wanted. Movie studios and whoever owned the rights to old cartoons found that there was big money in putting them out on video. The first video releases of old prints were later upgraded to remastered prints with original title cards. Today new animation features are being made because the studios know that they can make as much or more from video sales as from theatrical screenings. Animation that hasn’t been seen in decades is available again, and permanently for whenever anyone wants to see it, not just when its studio re-releases it theatrically or on TV. The animation industry was just short of dying when the first VCRs came out; now it’s bigger than ever!”

[...]

> Merlino and I were both members of Los Angeles’ weekly s-f fan club, The Los Angeles Science Fantasy Society. Merlino started to record s-f programs off of TV and bring them on his V-Cord to LASFS meetings and s-f parties. Some of his most popular programs were the Japanese giant-robot half-hour TV cartoons, which fortuitously had just begun on L.A.’s Japanese community TV channel in February 1976. After a few months (this was also during the peak popularity of Marvel Comics’ superheroes), a small subgroup developed within the LASFS who encouraged Merlino to emphasize the giant-robot cartoons and forget the other stuff. It was my suggestion to turn the irregular giant-robot cartoon screenings into a separate club with regular, publicized meetings. The Cartoon/Fantasy Organization first met in May 1977 with Merlino providing the programming on his V-Cord and myself as the secretary, bulletin publisher, and everything else. Cartoon fans in other metropolises like New York and San Francisco started clubs to record Japanese cartoons off their Japanese-community TV channels. So the creation of anime fandom in the U.S. & Canada can be traced directly to the VCR.

https://archive.md/QSCE0
 
Hopefully home video stays with for a long while and goes in tandem with the effect of streaming where even the weirdest crap can get a commercially viable place that leads to some more home video. 

>>37994
> a large fan demand simmering in the background from "insecure fans". RE2, FF7 and MGS are what I'm thinking of. These remakes would have potentially been decent if they were made on the PS3. But I'm not really sure why it took such a long time, even given that ff7 was originally going to be ported to ps2 with remade graphics. Perhaps, it was the japanese entering their nostalgia phase which made is easier for it to be communicated that there was demand for this?

The only one who did it halfway correctly was Capcom and I even doubt that. 

>>37997
> There's a small yet loud portion of people that refuses to play older titles no matter what even in remastered format, generally very young and extremely casual.
Remember the PS3 FF7 remake tech demo? That looked far better than anything we got.
Are you talking about the same apes who refuse anything that is longer than two entire sentences? We got someone like that on /v/ sperging out about pixel graphics intended for CRT TVs looking better with antialiasing filters for days.
>>38000
>Merlino
This Merlino???
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>>38001
Yes, that Merlino.
>>37983
>the boat sinking was the best part
A woman after my own heart.
>>38000
>A Vtuber did something good for a chance and prevented a promiment glownigger from going on stream with a infamous streamer
Context?
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>>38004
some chronically online retard did a thing that might or might have not made other chronically online retards upset
you are welcome
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>>37997
>There's a small yet loud portion of people that refuses to play older titles no matter what even in remastered format

There's actually plenty of kids I've seen on yt/twitch that have played remastered classics. The main problem is these remasters have things that diminish the experience to cater to casuals. Example: RE1 gamecube remake on HD consoles. Has a very easy mode added, but the main reason that's bad is because it's hard to know which difficulty you're picking in this game. So most first time players pick the middle option thinking it's "normal" when it's actually regular "easy" from the gamecube version. Combine that with alternative movement settings and you've basically fucking ruined the tension of the game for first time players. 
If they commited to only adding one of these options instead of both, and explained it better, it would be much better. Helping players out because there's no other(modern) games on the market to help them get used to tank controls is fine on paper, but this is just botched execution. Also re1reHD has also been "localized"/retranslated. Which has a similar intention, to decrease reading comprehension difficulty for retards I guess. That shows capcoms intent as much more cynical/how little faith they have in their players.

Also ff7 modern ports have "boosters". Which include 3x speeds. This again, ruins the pace of the game. The option is too easy to access so first time players are going to ruin their own experience. The worst part is I've seen "people" keep arguing this is a good thing because "muh time". Which is weird because I thought people always demanded longer games, now they want to skip through game replays? And they will put you down if you argue in favor of preserving art as well. As if having a family is anything special. It's not really hard to boot up CE and give yourself 100x speed either so I'm not really sure why these people have this defensive reflex besides wanting to feel superior over others. 

>>38000
I think video games have a similar problem to animation there. Like Fighting Games are pretty much dead outside its niche because I can't just put the disc in the console and press play and have action in 5 seconds. You have to "install" games now. wtf is this gay DRM. Too inconvenient to play with anyone on spur of the moment.
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>The worst part is I've seen "people" keep arguing this is a good thing because "muh time". Which is weird because I thought people always demanded longer games, now they want to skip through game replays?
The retards you're talking about are insecure individuals who want a game that "seems" long but will in no way prevent their ability to actually completing the work in a short amount of time. Remember that they also ridiculed AitD 2008 for it's "DVD-style chapter select".
>>38006
>I think video games have a similar problem to animation there. Like Fighting Games are pretty much dead outside its niche because I can't just put the disc in the console and press play and have action in 5 seconds. You have to "install" games now. wtf is this gay DRM. Too inconvenient to play with anyone on spur of the moment.
I'm glad someone else mentioned that because I've been faced with the ecaxt issue multiple times.
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I heard Quentin Tarantino talk about Rodan on the Video Archives Podcast and now I want to watch it myself, or I might STREAM it some time next month.
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>>38006
A huge issue I have with a lot of official modern re-releases of retro titles are the built-in savestate and rewinding features, this completely beats the point of experiencing the games as intended.
>>38005
Good summary. 

>>38006
>>38008
> I think video games have a similar problem to animation there. Like Fighting Games are pretty much dead outside its niche because I can't just put the disc in the console and press play and have action in 5 seconds. You have to "install" games now. wtf is this gay DRM. Too inconvenient to play with anyone on spur of the moment.

That's a problem of consoles in general. Online updates and system updates hidden on the medium practically killed the one argument console gaming had over computer games. That was the sales argument for those things. You pop the medium in and it just boots.
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I'm sorry what the fuck
corocoro?
this is some of the most disturbing shit i've seen from a children's magazine, actually made me feel a bit sick
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no this is not from corocoro aniki either which is aimed at older readers (it features the great NIKKE manga with lots of fanservice)
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>This week, we've removed 59 titles out of approximately 109,900 titles being tracked and discussed on the platform. Some of the titles were reported by our legal and compliance department as not conforming to clause 3.1.1 of MangaDex's Content Policy, in particular, depictions of drawn young children in sexual settings, and needing to be removed after we were made aware of their presence in the service.
lmao so it was true
hahahaha
fuck you all
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Here's some more Villion:Code character posts:

<Aoi Sashio
>The school counselor supporting students who strive in their studies to save humanity.

<Rin Yuzuriha
>She had become apathetic after realizing humanity had no future.
>However, she developed romantic feelings and returned to student life.

<Jenny Slosson
>A disruptive influencer who spreads rumors and conspiracy theories on campus social media out of jealousy and a need for validation, fanning the flames of division.
>When called out, she frames others as the villains and plays the victim.

<Tsuyoshi Gouriki
>Despite his intimidating appearance, he has a dutiful personality that finds it hard to refuse requests.
>He was appointed leader of the student vigilante group to maintain order.

<Zia Xin
>The top student serving as president of the student council.
>Through intelligent and skillful speeches advocating “Humanity First,” she was elected president for four consecutive years.
>>38017
>third pic
NIGGER!
>>38017
I don't like this art style at all.
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>>38017
That last pic reminds me suspiciously of the very cute Purin Ezaki from Ghost in the Shell: SAC_2045.  :D
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>>38016
>flesh consumption...
hmm...
>>38012
>>38013
Have your expectations been shattered?
>>38017
>>38020
The legs look a bit odd to me. The one in the lab coat has calves about the size of her forearms.
>>38022
Good old accusations of autism anytime anyone has any knowledge.
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>>38021
Yeah, same artist. Ilya Kuvshinov.  I don't like his style, to be honest. I wish the team had hired someone else. But oh well. It could be worse, I suppose.
Anyway, Famitsu says they've got an interview with him in their next issue.
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>>38017
the final version of the OP just dropped too!
just a shitpost pls dont take it seriously
>>38024
>Yeah, same artist. Ilya Kuvshinov.
Intredasting. Thanks for the info, Anon!

>I don't like his style, to be honest.
It's a bit offputting, I agree. Ezaki-chan's charm is in her soul largely (spergy nerd grill).  :)

>Anyway, Famitsu says they've got an interview with him in their next issue.
Neat! Also, turns out a new GITS show is landing in July; might be an improvement on the art style this time. Cheers, Anon.
https://asianmoviepulse.com/2026/02/new-ghost-in-the-shell/
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>>38027
>"The Internet is basically a god of yelling."
>t. Mamoru Oshii

WTF MAN!! THAT'S WRONG YOU B*STARD!111
:DD

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hJeH-4eUAxs  (@ ~32:57)
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>Stuffed animals look cuter when touched by people, Osaka University discovers
https://archive.ph/Xt7JS
huh, is it true?
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This looks pretty cool for having a puke aesthetic.
>>38030
Checks out. 

>>38027
> Neat! Also, turns out a new GITS show is landing in July
Gonna check this one out. Can't go wrong with more GITS. 

>>38031
Is it just me or are more 3D platformers hitting the indie market now?
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>>38031
oh i know the channel of the guy who made this, he posts useful resources and tutorials
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>>38032
Maybe that will be the next oversaturated genre.
>>38033
That's a relief. As much as I like stuff like DnB/jungle/breakcore, it's a red flag nowadays.
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i park in handicapped places so handicapped people give me handicapped faces
>>38031
The digital circus movie looks pretty good.
>>38023
>Good old accusations of autism anytime anyone has any knowledge.
Huh? Obviously some that obscure would be overwhelming known by neurodiverergent folks.
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>>38030
Wow. When that toy gets squeezed like that, her feet look like a big pair of titties from the front view.

>>38027
Speaking of that GitS 2045 thing, I just remembered they had a collaboration with that SMT gacha game years ago. Maybe that's what caught Okada's attention to Kuvshinov in the first place. That's just my theory, though.
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it's been less than a year since the switch 2 released and nintendo has already stopped releasing content on the switch 1, they'll probably end support altogether in a few months.
back in the day, big super famicom releases lasted until like 1998, sony released first party titles for the ps1 until like 2002 and third party lasted until 2004
fucking embarrassing
also fcuk grammer
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a highlight from my childhood. 
Rampage 2's main theme, composed by none other than Aubrey Hodges
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>>37821
Update:
IT'S HERE!

I hope you guys are enjoying one of the rarest calendar events ever. Might be once in a lifetime.
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>>38042
>Might be once in a lifetime.
Oops, turns out I was sorely mistaken on that part!
Still quite rare, though.
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i don't give a FUCK about idolmaster but i want to fuck all of these characters
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It's fucking insane just how bloated and verbose we had to turn the rules page just because almost every online retard shares the collective brainpower of a freshwater snail.
Living testaments of how autism cripples the brain, you might be good with computers but your communication skills are on par with those of Helen Keller.
>anyon stop being angry pls
I try
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>>38045
Dying societies accumulate laws like dying men accumulate remedies.
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>>38046
Try dealing with the kind of inept and actively-malicious retards who constantly try to actively disrupt every place they are a part of, the kind that is overwhelmingly present on imageboards, and you'll understand why rules are put in place. Don't shit where you eat, Plato.
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>>38047
I didn't mean this board, but the world. Since everyone and everything is so tragicomically retarded nowadays, most people need to be told everything due to lack of common sense.
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>>37970
>Just pick and choose. We don't have to watch everything on that list.
I'll see about it.
>>37973
That's very cute.
>>37976
>Thanks for the files.
You're welcome.
>I'm just confused as to why they only released it on Switch where it will become lost to time once the eshop or whatever shuts down.
I don't know if Shantae was an obscure title back when it first released and it managed to get that translation now when Nintendo decided to make people pay for GBA ROMs or if it had it in the first place.
>They are bourbon flavored white chocolate dipped cookies. You can probably buy them online if you really want some.
Sounds good.
>Built in CD and TV consoles were a thing back in the day, hell there was even a hybrid PC/Mega Drive home computer
I'm aware of that, I was just mentioning that in regards to the design evolution between the MSF-1 and the other prototype. I didn't know there was a PC/MD hybrid though, that's awesome.
>>37983
>Kine-san is a manga about an office lady who is secretly a massive cinema-otaku and runs an online blog. And many of the series' gags lampoon whatever the (Typically cinematic) genre/topic of the chapter is in extremely exxagerative ways (From home invasion movies to comparing Kine's obsession to The Exorcist).
That's incredible, it really reminds me of Pompo-san.
>>37986
Nothing wrong with what he said though :^)
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>>37993
Happy (and VERY belated) MAR10 CUNY day.
>>38009
We could give it a watch. Nothing like some Kaijus.
>>38012
>>38013
Corocoro having stuff like this puts something like Jump to shame.
>>38014
Once again, I want Crunchyroll 2.0 to die an agonizing death.
>>38015
Is this from the same Corocoro manga?
>>38027
>Also, turns out a new GITS show is landing in July; might be an improvement on the art style this time.
Maybe? I don't know if modern Saru can do that (also I don't know if this style is better than the movie).
>>38030
It should.
>>38042
It is great.
>>38044
Last pic related is also a good one.
>>38023
>Good old accusations of autism anytime anyone has any knowledge.
Anyone else really bothered by this? Everything is "autistic" and "neurodivergent" just like how everything was "trans"-coded a few years ago. I once saw someone say that CNC machines are trans-coded.
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>>38049
>Maybe? I don't know if modern Saru can do that (also I don't know if this style is better than the movie).
Understood. Please pardon me, I meant better than the art style of SAC_2045 an admittedly low bar, I acknowledge  :D The press copy seems to indicate it's going to be some kind of follow on (though other parts make it sound like its not).
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>>38051
Oops I left my tag on. Please baleet that post if you'd care to, BO. It was unintentional.
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Have a song.
>>38030
I feel like they should have tested this with different age groups. I assume people would find a stuffed animal being held by a child generally more appealing. 
>>38044
Randoseru and swimsuit is an odd combo.
>>38050
>I once saw someone say that CNC machines are trans-coded.
Well, the multiaxis machines are defying traditional machining roles. I'm sorry for being fucking retarded. I have been called a tranny a number of times over music.
>>38053
>I'm sorry for being fucking retarded. I have been called a tranny a number of times over music.
Unless you're listening to Michael Bolton, I don't get how people come to that conclusion.
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Some artist named Anda drew some FO3 loli art nearly twenty years ago.
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>>38048
I agree with you on that, most certainly and it doesn't help that those thirsting for more power won't hesitate to create more rules for their own benefit.
>>38049
>Nothing wrong with what he said though :^)
Those pictures you posted make me inclined to agree :^)
>We could give it a watch. Nothing like some Kaijus.
Certainly, I think it would be fun and would be a nice follow up to Jetman
>Corocoro having stuff like this puts something like Jump to shame.
I've seen mild fanservice in some Corocoro manga like Pokemon but it's nothing compared to this, which is very clearly eroguro. This magazine is aimed at the readers who just graduated from Anpanman, so it feels very out of place.
>Is this from the same Corocoro manga?
Nope, this is from Shouri no Megami: Nikke, before Corocoro went full digital, this would've been published in their sister (or rather brother) magazine Corocoro Aniki which was aimed at adult readers who also still read regular Corocoro.
It's pointless fanservice featuring Nikke characters, and that's all it needs to be.
>>38023
>flesh consumption
I'm pretty sure it's just all tongue in cheek but I would love to know exactly what the fuck that event was like.
>>38053
>Randoseru and swimsuit is an odd combo.
It's the killer combo
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>>38049
Shantae mentioned.
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Sunday 03/15 lineup:
PRE-SHOW (20:00 UTC)
>Primal Season 3 (3 episodes)
MAIN SHOW (21:00 UTC)
>Kobayashi-san's Maid Dragon: A Lonely Dragon Wants to be Loved (2025)
>Lupin III: Tokyo Crisis (1998)

https://cytu.be/r/digitv
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>>38059
On sunday!
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>>38060
Fixed.
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>>38049
>We could give it a watch. Nothing like some Kaijus.
Will there ever be some truly kino Kaiju, I wonder?
:D  Sorry couldn't resist
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ZOG has killed hianime
it was a good site with a decent selection of shows, particularly useful if you couldn't find a seeded torrent for any specific show, they didn't burn their subs or use watermarks so it was always high quality encodes.
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>>38064
>However, according to a message posted to HiAnime's official Discord, the streaming site is only temporarily down. The Discord post reads:
>"Greetings, everyone. There appears to be an issue with the website at this time. Kindly refrain from panicking or disseminating unofficial or unverified information. We will provide updates regarding the situation in due course. Rest assured, we are not going anywhere."
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The geniuses over at CELSYS have made it so both CLIP STUDIO and CLIP Studio Paint now share the same icon 
>>38065
Thanks for clarifying, i was actually worried for a second.
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>>38059
primal s03e04 https://fileditchfiles.me/file.php?f=/b78/fyIkwIjZgCarefWlnQWL.mp4
primal s03e05 https://fileditchfiles.me/file.php?f=/b78/HJvjsWQCCpfYBmMHSSiw.mp4
primal s03e06 https://fileditchfiles.me/file.php?f=/b78/RiNiSlRKIMLeoKJDKdzX.mp4
kobayashi-san's maid dragon: a lonely dragon wants to be loved (2025) https://fileditchfiles.me/file.php?f=/b77/IzvlTUPBDjPfAQPezevZ.mp4
lupin iii: tokyo crisis (1998) https://fileditchfiles.me/file.php?f=/b77/yiMXudiPcWwccPnBIt.mp4

Post-show:
GnT (1998-02-08) #0404 - Kiki - #00 Ramen https://fileditchfiles.me/file.php?f=/b77/hfZMxvjEhcZlfdCzpXDt.mp4
>>38068
Thanks for the files.
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this is a thing
>>38068
thanks for the show dude
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>>38068
Thanks for the files, Anyon. Hope it was a good stream! Cheers.  :)
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I wonder just how censored that Poker Night at the Inventory remaster is. Skunkape noticeably went back and censored a lot of content from the Telltale Sam & Max games. Most notably, a lot of Bosco's dialogue as well as re-recording his voice lines by a new voice actor
>"The bottom line is he was voiced by a white actor doing a stereotypical impression of an African American that made us cringe fourteen years later. We wanted to make this right by casting a black actor in the role."
A patch that restores Bosco's original voicelines exists but I am pretty sure that isn't everything they changed, I don't know if there's a complete list of changes anywhere. Sucks because this remaster is visually miles ahead of the original game.
I do miss when Sam & Max was a franchise that was only really popular among adventure game fans instead of the weird zoomer fujoshi fanbase it has developed now.
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>>38072
My dick is going nuclear alright.
>>38074
Its a shame they censored the games in the 3D ones.
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>>38076
https://gamebanana.com/sounds/50534
At the very least we got some restoration mods like these, but there was no reason to censor these games in the first place.
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This is running on 1985 hardware.
>>38078
Which hardware though? The color palette looks very modern. Is it on a modified arcade board?
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Maetel's VA has passed away.
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I do not even know what to say, is this the inescapable reality? Surely this will be turning point for AI bubble
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>>38078
This has to be on Amiga. 

>>38081
Yet another proprietary standard brought to you by nvidia. All because some faggot decided to not solve the problem inherent to FXAA.
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The RAM and GPU speculation is over for now. 

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>>38082
>This has to be on Amiga. 
Oh I didn't think about that. I bet it is.
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>>38080
Yes I heard the tragic news some days ago and then I saw this article, which made me quite sad
>【Comment】Masako Nozawa, who voiced Tetsuro Hoshino, pays tribute to Masako Ikeda, who played Maetel
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>Nozawa paid tribute, saying, "Once again, like during the movie, I've been left here alone, but I'll keep pushing forward here for a little while longer. Until we meet again on some distant star. I'm looking forward to that time."
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>>38081
we need to go back to properly implemented MSAA, I don't want more ghosting.
>>38079
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>>38082
Hello, yes this is indeed Amiga 500/1000
Also did DLSS just entirely change the art style of her face? Grace looks so much worse with it on.
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Speaking of RE, these new licensed statues are pretty cool.
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>>38087
uuh did You open the video? DLSS is the AI vibe coded slop quite literally, this is just pushing it further
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>>38089
i didn't realize it was THAT bad
I paid so little attention to some Puniru episodes that it feels like I'm watching them for the first time again. I don't think that having a chat box while you watch something is very productive.
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I really want to play Pokopia
The first pokemon game i want to seriously play in like a decade and its exclusively on switch 2, despite looking like dragon quest builders on ps3
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>>38087
Yes, it is running SD to change the whole pic to make it look better, and when it moves it looks like those fake ai videos.
I don't know what where they thinking, but the RE girl looks better.
>>38093
Play dragon quest builders 1&2 first.
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Happy CUNY Tuesday, everyone!
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>>38096
I had Builders 1 on PS3 but I didn't like the fact that it had combat too much so I didn't give it much of a shot. No idea if there's a PC port.
What I like about Pokopia is that its focused on building.
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>>38097
FREE CUNY
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there was a fish...in the percolator!
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loli characters who go ne〜 ne〜 and  mite〜 mite〜 when teasing are the best
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heh
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>>38094
i like that outfit
>>38103
I'll pay extra for this
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wtf when did jewtube add audio replies in its comment section
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>>38105
What's next?
Video replies?
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>>38106
That's been a thing on Vidlii for years
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Some astronomical kino on the US of A.
>>38106
A 5 star system, imagine that~!
>>38107
Vidlii is aping the vintage youtube layout and features from before 2010
>>38108
>inb4 this carried a deadly extraterrestrial pathogen and mankind is doomed
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>>38108
I think I've seen it tonight in Europe, or maybe it was something different.
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>>38108
>a massive airburst explosion "...that some residents mistook for an explosion."
Nice DIE-tier reporting, ((( CBS ))).

>>38109
>>inb4 this carried a deadly extraterrestrial pathogen and mankind is doomed
Heh.  :D

>>38110
>I think I've seen it tonight in Europe, or maybe it was something different.
Not likely. I don't think you'd have any kind of line-of-sight to the atmosphere located over PA & OH in USA (these only glow when they hit the atmosphere).

OTOH, these things tend to get gravitationally-bound together out in deep space. So perhaps there was another meteor over Europe that was related to this one in timing?
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>>38105
That's a bit strange. Why would anyone want to listen to comments while a video was paying?
>>38108
Neat.
>>38111
>airburst explosion
I imagine the sound in the video is just the sonic boom.
I've been reading Ryutaro Ito's blogposts, and by the looks of it, he just finished watching the 2026 World Baseball Classic finals.
In a way, I guess you could say Venezuela just got their revenge on the USA.

>>38108
Ohio is home to some real tough guys. Outdoorsmen and whatnot. That flying rock steered away because it got scared.

>>38099
Man, I miss Mega Man Legends, but I wouldn't trust modern-day Capcom with it.
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oh this one is good!!
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That Indy game is quite terrible but I am still quite fond about these licensed titles, mostly because of nostalgia. It's a good thing I had other games as a kid like Final Fantasy Tactics to develop some proper taste, but I still miss even these kinds of games.
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>>38115
fond of*
brainfart
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>>38115
I think movie tie-in games and "shovelware" were overhated. Some were trash, yes. But most were mediocre but inoffensive at worst.
I think they helped bring variety and dynamism, alongside "AA" games, to the industry. Some of those games helped starting the careers of some talented studios and developers.
It was a healthier industry. Now most productions are either overbudgeted and bloated "AAA" or indie games that has their own share of problems like lack of innovation by recycling past hits (pixelshit and now the overused "PSX" graphics) and the circlejerking and cliquey nature of some indie devs.
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I sent you the encodes, trashboat. Please try to find a moment to review them and let me know of any issues.
>>38118
There was a turning point for the gaming industry around the latter days of the PS3 which cemented a permanent shift in trends. Mobile games became free and not necessarily better while titles like The Last of Us and MW3 attracted far more tourists into the medium than any other game before them.
A lot of licensed titles were aimed at children and kids now began to play mobile games, so the middle sized market took a huge blow which ended up killing studios like THQ which published stuff like Spongebob and Saints Row games.
I do agree it was a healthier time, even the earlier days of the indie scene felt quite more innovative, I look back at titles like Braid, LIMBO and The Maw rather fondly, a lof of these games tried to stand out until the scene became cluttered with copycats and that has only worsened, it also really helped that they were made by competent developers because dev tools back then required a modicum of investment and learning unlike a lot of stuff today which just feels like soulless asset flips.
>Some of those games helped starting the careers of some talented studios and developers.
Certainly, it was breeding grounds for some really talented folk to shine through.
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best cs2 cheat?
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I got an instant permanent global ban on my own board for trying to post a gelbooru link earlier, admin please look at your appeals, I can't even post.
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The worst part is that I don't even know what part of my post or link exactly triggered the automated wordfilter so it doesn't happen again. Is it gelbooru links in general or was it the Original Image link that I posted which triggered some wordfilter? was it the part I used post styling or some other word? I was going to reply to the guy asking for "best cs2 cheat" and instead this happens...
I'm pissed.
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The source of the recent push for age verification had been found. It had never been about the children. Nah, they can shut up and get shafted. It was all about those precious ad dollars that had been wasted on clankers and third worlders.

>>38120
> I do agree it was a healthier time, even the earlier days of the indie scene felt quite more innovative
Just so you know. That indie scene had been nuked by us during certain shit storm. It was a sacrifice we were willing to make. The problem as I see it is that making video games became so expensive that they have to make all the money nowadays. It also didn't help that Western dev have let in their own destroyers instead of defending their audience. Now we have tourist who claim that you don't have to watch or play something to be fan of it. Fuck those people. 

Everything used to be healthier until technology rug pulled everything. Its not only the wide adoption of smartphones that did our entertainment in. Hasbro has pushed for D&D becoming a some sort subscription service. And then there is Elephant in the room that is the crash of the DVD market.
>>38122
Chobitsu, can you look at this?
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>>38125
Sure, I'll try. Patience.
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>>38124
>nuked by us
I didn't nuke anything, why would I nuke Castle Crashers.
>>38126
What was the ban message? (I hope not cp rule)
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>>38122
>>38125
OK, I've lifted the ban and informed @Admin about this.
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>>38128
It simply said 'cp' . The issuer was likely 'system' .
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>>38128
>>38129
>>38130
I'm guessing that some portion of the gelbooru image link I was trying to link to using post styling caused the falseflag, I attached the URL to the original ban appeal since I didn't want to trigger the ban again
https://gelbooru.com/index.php?page=post&s=view&id=5131881&tags=kusunoki_masashige
But you can click here and then click on "original image" to see the URL
Chobitsu might have the appeal at hand too.
>>38130
Oh sorry I'd need the note. I'll look into it a bit later
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>>38132
My apologies, I should've recorded it for you prior-to unbanning. I'll do so henceforward. Given the log & the circumstances, I'm guessing it was indeed 'cp-rule' in the note field.
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>>38133
I got access to server logs now, yeah it was that, cp spammer rules got their first victim. I've disabled it for now, but will probably get more of the CP spam now.
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>>38134
It's actually been doing a good job overall tbh. The problem is much lower here on trashchan than an other site by my observations. FWIW, I'd recommend leaving it up, and we can deal with things ad-hoc as we go (just like this instance).

---

BTW, if nothing but a link was posted here, is that link's domain on a blacklist in your system or something?
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>>38135
There are no domain black/whitelists, because every day a dozen of new pastebin clone sites pop up and it's impossible to keep up with them, so it just follows the redirects and sees if it sees anything fishy in the HTML. The problem is differentiating legal loli from illegal cp.
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>>38124
>The source of the recent push for age verification had been found. It had never been about the children. Nah, they can shut up and get shafted. It was all about those precious ad dollars that had been wasted on clankers and third worlders.
Can you post a verifiable link?
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>>38136
I see. Complicated. Also, I've seen your very-clear explanation posted on /meta now as well.

Thanks for taking such good care of us here on Trashchan, Admin!
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>>38138
Ok, I've whitelisted gelbooru.com for now, but still I'll need something better in the long run.
For the time being, it's better if you avoid direct linking any loli related stuff. Sorry for the inconvenience
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>>38139
Thanks for the lift, I have no idea how this works but I'm guessing some tag from gelbooru might have triggered something.
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>>38140
Here's how it was triggered, BO:
>>>/meta/1480
>tl;dr
The redirect links chain from your original post were suspiciously-complex (as some CP spammer might use).
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>>38141
Noted.
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>Chuck Norris has been hospitalized after a medical emergency in Hawaii
I think they got the headling wrong though, Hawaii has been hospitalized after an emergency with Chuck Norris.
This is sad though
>>38137
From a twitter-fag? Social media isn't exactly the halls of debate™.

I have unearthed some of the likely raw material for that post after a bunch of search queries:
https://www.usewonderful.com/blog/meta-ads-bot-traffic-surge

https://github.com/upper-up/meta-lobbying-and-other-findings
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>>38144
>From a twitter-fag? Social media isn't exactly the halls of debate™.
anyon, a lot of people post information on Twatter these days.
>>38143
I hope he recovers well.
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>>38143
Damn, the vaxx got him.
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>>38143
don't worry he's immortal
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>>38050
Tumblr and its consequences.
>>38051
Alright, got it.
>>38053
>Randoseru and swimsuit is an odd combo.
It is a great combo.
>>38055
These are great.
>>38056
>I've seen mild fanservice in some Corocoro manga like Pokemon but it's nothing compared to this, which is very clearly eroguro. This magazine is aimed at the readers who just graduated from Anpanman, so it feels very out of place.
It is, but the fact that a kids magazine has something you'd see on an older one makes me wonder if it's a self-censorship deal. That's just all I have to say on it.
>It's pointless fanservice featuring Nikke characters, and that's all it needs to be.
I agree. Thanks for the answer.
>>38057
Indeed. Have another.
>>38063
>Will there ever be some truly kino Kaiju, I wonder?
The Godzilla movies are fun.
>spoiler
It would've been more impressive if that dinosaur was someone's Blender animation.
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>>38070
>>38071
You guys are welcome.
>Hope it was a good stream!
It was. The dragon movie was alright, and of course Lupin is Lupin.
>>38078
Is this a new game developed for it?
>>38081
So sick of this ultra-realism bullshit.
>>38085
>Once again, like during the movie, I've been left here alone, but I'll keep pushing forward here for a little while longer. Until we meet again on some distant star. I'm looking forward to that time.
;_;
>>38091
I think you should go fullscreen for things that you really want to pay attention to (and if I'm not mistaken you didn't like Season 2 that much).
>>38094
Hot slut.
>>38103
This is what it should've been :^)
>>38108
I wonder if anyone has picked it up and tried to analyze it.
>>38113
Good for them I guess.
>>38114
Nice find.
>Rape and reverse rape
Hmm...
>>38121
Alt+F4.
>>38143
He's going to be fine.
>>38147
See >>38148
>>38058
>>38062
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Pikachu anyon please check your email whenever you can.
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pleb setup
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>>38151
context for this picture: this is a japanese artist who does somewhat cool art, as you can see its a retarded foid using win11
japanese are tech illiterate aside from a small handful of autistic linux enthusiasts.
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Looks like Crimson Desert is a janky mess. It reminds me of games like ELEX in its mediocrity, glad I didn't buy it.
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March 20 is Chester Bennington's birthday.
He would have been 50 this year.

R.I.P.
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>>38153
Created by the same studio that made Black Dessert. Still remember that one? Probably not. It was so forgettable, that they ended up giving it out for free to Steamfags. There are better ARPGs out there. Like Path of Exile that had been made by actual Diablo 2 fans who could'nt wait for 3.
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>>38152
>as you can see its a retarded foid using win11
>japanese are tech illiterate
Isn't Japan still using floppies? A tactic I approve of because FUCK anyone forcing me to use any version of Windows after W7.
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>>38143
>>38146
>>38147
>>38148
>>38149
Bad news, guys. He finally let Death take a win for once.
https://archive.ph/FRuML
RIP.
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>>38157
God's about to get a proper ass whooping for that one. May he rest in peace.
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I want a tank too...
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>>38154
So many vaccine's deaths.
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If you've got the time, listen to the great chansonnier Jake Thackray. One of the finest singer-songwriters that the UK had to offer.
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>More Like this: Omori, Black Souls, Until Dawn
Steam wants me to get triple AIDS. None of these games are remotely close to Look Outside.
>>38157
F
There was that old loli games chart that used to make the rounds on imageboards but every single version of it felt quite limited and left out a lot of independent titles, probably made by someone with a heavy bias towards retro japanese games.
I'd like to make one that isn't as shit but it would be a waste of time.
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Looks like this dev also made Summer in Mara and some other games with small, flat protagonists which I should play.
>>38165
>nip name
>its all beaner developers
wew, maybe its good i don't know
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>>38167
>beaner
They are from Spain, you uncultured mutt. Gonna cry about cultural appropriation next?
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>>38168
Oh excuse me, they are Muslims.
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>>38159
I wish my father had taken me shooting and driving tanks.
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>see mildly interesting eroge
>oh cool lets check out the trailer
>these girls are cute
>wait that one is not a woman
>check CG
>multiple scenes featuring crossdresser
this wasn't a problem in 2000s eroge
VNDB creator is kill.
>>>/nep/9500
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>>38153
So that little clip of the guy beating up a woman is not enough to make it interesting huh? That sucks.
>>38156
>Isn't Japan still using floppies?
They were but they've decided to finally move on from them.
>>38157
Rest in piece.
>>38165
This doesn't look bad although it does seem to really go for the N64 Zelda look.
>>38168
Since you brought up Spaniards, the guy is a character from a Spanish comic, right? I'm asking because he looks cool in that pic.
>>38172
RIP.
>>38173
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>>38153
The game gets good after 6 hours, just keep playing until 20 hour mark :^)
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Sunday 03/22 lineup:
PRE-SHOW (20:00 UTC)
>Primal Season 3 (3 episodes)
MAIN SHOW (21:00 UTC)
>Sol Bianca
>Westworld (1973)

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Donald Rumsfeld's iconic knowns quote is something I've been thinking about nonstop for a while now.
> “There are known knowns, things we know that we know; and there are known unknowns, things that we know we don't know. But there are also unknown unknowns, things we do not know we don't know.” 
This has led me to ponder if anyone has already postulated the existence of a fourth category, that of unknown knowns, which would be things that we don't know that we know, without delving too deep into epistemological exercises, this is already a fascinating thought experiment.
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>>38154
He passed away at a much younger age than I seemed to have thought.
>>38149
>Is this a new game developed for it?
Hamulet, correct. Some of these assets are placeholders from games like Metal Slug to showcase the technical capabilities of its engine.
>I think you should go fullscreen for things that you really want to pay attention to (and if I'm not mistaken you didn't like Season 2 that much).
Season 2 was admittedly weaker than season 1, but it was understandable that a show like this would try to delve into these topics.
>>38172
Well that genuinely sucks, there goes the leadership of a site that remained true to its ideals until today. Time's a cruel mistress.
>>38173
Flan
>>38174
>So that little clip of the guy beating up a woman is not enough to make it interesting huh? That sucks.
Game seems to have really confusing controls that everyone's complaining about and the overreliance on raytracing makes the game look quite ugly without it, breaking many graphical effects when ray reconstruction is disabled.
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>>38174
>Since you brought up Spaniards, the guy is a character from a Spanish comic, right? I'm asking because he looks cool in that pic.
Phil & Mort
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https://invidious.nerdvpn.de/watch?v=e5UlJVCADck
>Every Change to Kill Bill: The Whole Bloody Affair (It’s More Than You Think)
...Or how I learned to stop worrying and hate the MPAA
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>>38180
I never got the big deal about Kill Bill.
https://vocaverse.network/threads/common-misconception-s-about-crypton-future-media-and-copyright.10599/
Can't even call out "demisexuality", something even many trannies think is ridiculous. Shit like this makes me wish that the Heritage Foundation gets their way and these "people" have to fear for their lives.

As an aside, does anyone know if there's an actually good English vocaloid-related forum? I'm only aware of a few English vocaloid forums and they're all 1) shitholes 2) barely get any posts anyway
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>>38182
AUUUUGHH! I did it again, sorry. Pls baleet this.
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>>38176
Looks fun. It's nice out so I'll miss today's stream though.  
>>38161
That was pretty nice.
>>38177
>I never knew that I knew that I knew that.
I still remember laughing at the quote when he made it.
>>38172
That's a shame.
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>>38183
Update: I was banned for demisexualphobia
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>>38178
>Hamulet, correct. Some of these assets are placeholders from games like Metal Slug to showcase the technical capabilities of its engine.
Interesting. It does work really great even if those graphics are placeholders.
>Game seems to have really confusing controls that everyone's complaining about and the overreliance on raytracing makes the game look quite ugly without it, breaking many graphical effects when ray reconstruction is disabled.
Well I wasn't going to be able to play the game regardless but terrible controls and that retarded raytracing shit really kills any interest.
>>38179
Thank you.
>>38180
The MPAA are a fucking bunch of retards.
>>38184
Alright, done.
>>38185
>Looks fun. It's nice out so I'll miss today's stream though.
No worries, I'll share the links as usual. Have fun outside.
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>>38176
Starting in 25 minutes.
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>>38176
primal s03e07 https://fileditchfiles.me/file.php?f=/b79/EvrAfKZJFIHZSgySYuBQ.mp4
primal s03e08 https://fileditchfiles.me/file.php?f=/b79/POwXkyPahPzfbacODFoO.mp4
primal s03e09 https://fileditchfiles.me/file.php?f=/b79/XHLKkjoPdaBAfEWDAssu.mp4
sol bianca 01 https://fileditchfiles.me/file.php?f=/b79/WvPGNulCCKmDqgcqJir.mp4
sol bianca 02 https://fileditchfiles.me/file.php?f=/b79/XdoliayNSRiOIWnEZAYI.mp4 
westworld (1973) https://fileditchfiles.me/file.php?f=/b79/NBDGCjkJGuLPvSIzzKOA.mp4
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Apparently that latest Ollie and Scoops episode featured Barbara Crampton and Jeffrey Combs playing both of Claudia's parents.
They are the stars from the cult horror comedy film Re-Animator
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Not only do you get butchered translation but also your data stolen if you ever subscribe to Crunchy Roll.
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>Billionaire OnlyFans Owner Leonid Radvinsky Dies At 43
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>>38193
((( Leonid Radvinsky )))

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Leonid_Radvinsky
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>>38194
I'm not surprised at all
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>>38195
Imagine how many of the whores and simps that made him a billionaire were eat-the-rich "pro-Palestinian" libtards. Clown world.
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>>37925
>>37924
An update on this post regarding one of the pioneering figures of lolicon manga.
>Manga artist and teacher Mochitsuki Katsumi is in the end stage of liver cirrhosis, with trembling hands that make it impossible to move or work, and no income as a result.
>"Next week, I have to go to the hospital, but I can't afford the taxi fare. I hope I can sell a few more. Thank you so much for your kind support. Each piece is 300 yen."
https://motimoti.booth.pm/ (his store)
<I’m Katsumi Mochitsuki (もちつきかつみ), and back in the 1980s I drew educational manga for Shogakukan’s grade-school magazines.
<Bunny's Anything Watching in particular was pretty popular with kids.Even after that, I kept working on children’s manga and illustrations for Gakken and other publishers, planning to stay active and keep drawing for the rest of my life.
<But around spring 2024, my hands started trembling so badly that I couldn’t draw the way I wanted anymore.
<I went to the hospital for tests, and they told me it was end-stage liver cirrhosis caused by primary biliary cholangitis.I was admitted for treatment, but then I began having trouble walking. Ascites built up, and now I’m basically bedridden.
<Work has dried up completely—no more jobs, no income, and almost no savings left.
<I asked public assistance for help, but they didn’t do anything.
<I’ve been trying to get by selling my old original manuscripts, but they’re hand-drawn so they’re priced high, and they hardly sell anyway.
<Even so, I still need money just to keep living.I remembered I had set up a BOOTH shop a long time ago, so I decided to put my illustrations up for sale—any of them, just 300 yen each.
<At that price, I thought anyone could afford one, and maybe even younger people who don’t know me might see something they like and decide to buy it.If you’d be willing to buy even just one—with the thought of helping me—I’d be incredibly grateful.
<Thank you so much for reading this. Please, if you can, help me out.
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>>38193
>>38194
>mfw he took the vaccine
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These are 300 yen digital purchases so you don't have to worry about overseas shipping. It's a mostly symbolic purchase although you do get a high resolution scan of his artwork to download.
Please consider donating if you can.
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These are very cute.
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A community support fund also exists, many artists are contributing art for it each day. You get access to a lot of H Bunny-Chan fan art with your purchase as well as some rough sketches from Mochitsuki sensei.
https://mochix.booth.pm/items/7523253
>>38124
Color me skeptical. Bot farms will be first to use stolen IDs/fake videos/hack their OS to report a valid 18+ user. If anything, this will make it so real humans will be less likely to use your site.
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I am pretty sure data leaks like the the Crunchyroll one are a crime in the EU and a lawsuit waiting to happen in the US. 

Notch started making a game again. This time its a dungeon crawler that requires its own voxel engine.

>>38191
Well that's a cameo for the few parents and adult fans watching. Re-Animator is almost forgotten. 

>>38187
> The MPAA are a fucking bunch of retards.
Typical bureaucracy. The same type of institution led to a federal confiscation of Wolfenstein 3D together with the RaC bullshit it actually is against. 

>>38203
Tell that the hacks pushing for it. I am extremely skeptical that a intelligent person came up with it (or that it is even the actual motive). Otherwise they would have put those plans into the shredder immediately as soon they remembered what the "Cinderella Law" was. In 2011 South Korea introduced a law banning minors from online gaming to prevent boys from coping with how horrible live can be there. South Korean identities cost only a few cents shortly after the introduction, because the platform that was used to manage the ID of adults got hacked shortly. It was abolished in favor of a parental control system just five years ago.

https://archive.ph/YOYAF

>>38202
A nasty autoimmune disease and nowhere to get that covered on top of that. I hope he gets better.
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Wanted to go to the Miku Expo but they already ran out of tickets.

>>38193
Rest in piss. That shit is an astroturfed cancer. I have the theory they bot the shit out of "users" of this dreck to try to normalize this degeneracy. Didn't some article out there revealed that the whores using the app, even the supposed top 1%, make way less money than one would expect from it?

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>>38199
>>38202
Did my part and bought a few pics. Didn't know until recently how influential he was. Cute girls aside. I really like how he draws machinery. Pretty solid artist overall. I hope he gets a lot of support.
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>>38205
> I have the theory they bot the shit out of "users" of this dreck to try to normalize this degeneracy. 
Yes, but no.

> Didn't some article out there revealed that the whores using the app, even the supposed top 1%, make way less money than one would expect from it?
I know from an insider who spilled the beans about that business xXx dot com. First of all most accounts on there are run by agencies, i.e. pimps. Not by the users themselves. Second the business is more dishonest than cabarets. Since women hate simps in general, the agencies have outsourced user interaction to some saps in South Eastern asia or something. So if you have hawt texting with, let's say Belle Delphine, going on, chances are you are actually gay with some flip. The botting is also more banal than anything. Since Zuckerberg refused to sell adds to Onlyfan models, the agencies resorted to twitter bots. The users are really earning chump change like on any oversaturated market on the internet. 

The weirdest thing is, the product actually works. For some reason wankers are sick of porn and so it was rendered obsolete by this and also Hentai. Just check out the wrecks you find on porntube and clones. It even shuts up the usual suspects, because you can't access OnlyFans itself without paying and most children can't pay online.
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>>38193
With the band aid torn off;

You shouldn't hate that platform, because some creepy Hohol Jew told white women that you become rich by being cam whore, but because it enables creeps like Belle Delphine to expose themselves and simps to be simps. Even fapping to guro is more dignified than *that*. I heard more things regarding what else OnlyFans had exposed, but I don't think these statements are for you.
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>>38205
I misread that as Mike Expo and kept thinking "who the fuck is mike"
Where is that Expo happening? Tokyo?
>Rest in piss. That shit is an astroturfed cancer. I have the theory they bot the shit out of "users" of this dreck to try to normalize this degeneracy. 
Absolutely, it's trying to destabilize western society and further kill birthrates.
>Did my part and bought a few pics. Didn't know until recently how influential he was. Cute girls aside. I really like how he draws machinery. Pretty solid artist overall. I hope he gets a lot of support.
I did my part as well, his mechanical designs are pretty nice and a lot of them were used in his educational content, reminds me of the late Toriyama's vehicles.
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>>38210
>This is Changchun, Jilin province, China. The 7 dogs (neighbors from one village, incl. a corgi leader + injured German Shepherd) were stolen for the dog meat trade, escaped a moving transport truck on the Changshuang Expressway on Mar 16, and walked ~17km home together over 2 days. Video filmed by local netizen Lu on Douyin; details confirmed by owners, rescuers (via drone), and Chinese outlets like Dahe Daily/Jimu News. It hit 230M+ views there before spreading.
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>>38045
>>38047
Has it ever once occurred to you that you're the actual problem and that the problem is so pathetic that better people don't bother to point it out to you because they value their time and mental energy enough to not waste it on someone who spends more effort crafting a facade of sincerity and will deny to the ends of the earth that he's right instead of being honest? So all you get is less than ideal people (probably like me) trying to point it out to you, further confirming your bias that criticism of you is invalid based on the quality of criticism you commonly receive. Has it ever crossed your mind that you are also even seeking low quality criticism while also ignoring genuine criticism or instead reacting to genuine criticism by masking your faults instead of actually addressing them?
>>38208
>Where is that Expo happening? Tokyo?
There is a tour around both North America and Europe. Wanted to buy tickets before but due to professional motives I didn't know until now if I would be able to go. Now that I know I can there are no tickets anymore. Feels bad man.
>I did my part as well, his mechanical designs are pretty nice and a lot of them were used in his educational content, reminds me of the late Toriyama's vehicles.
Yeah. Toriyama's strongest skills design-wise were definitedly his mechanical and monster designs. His human design weren't bad. But had a quite obvious case of same-face syndrome.
I wish he had made a series more focused on his machines and more sci-fi stuff. But seems like he was always more inclined to humor. After Dragon Ball he burned out of long series altogether and focused in way shorter stuff.

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>>38211
Poor dogs. I hope everyone of those are doing ok in the wild even though I know myself is very unlikely everyone of that pack survived, specially the smaller ones.
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>>38212
>if you don't let others shit up your board with cuck porn then you are the problem hurrrr
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>>38212
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Vaguely psychologizing theory doesn't help, if you feel that any of the rules are excessive or in any way unjustified, please provide examples of any harm they might've caused to these so-called non-disruptive high quality posters.
All rules were added transparently and publicly announced with a proper, verifiable justification due to observable and repeated disruptive behavior, they weren't added under any private "facade of sincerity" on my part or that of any staff member. 
I am not claiming that my moderation is flawless, because it isn't. However, I do not believe you are arguing in good faith. If that weren't the case you would provide specific examples of excessive unjustified moderation that also isn't some sort of isolated instance.
You openly admit that you're a “less than ideal” critic that the topic is so pathetic that "better" people don't bother wasting the  mental energy to dissect it. You are basically laying out this preemptive disclaimer that shields you from having to offer evidence or engage me in any meaningful way.
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Needless to say, if you aren't actively trolling and genuinely have even the slightest interest in posting here or at the very least share constructive criticism in regards to the way this place is moderated with concrete examples of any wrongdoings or shortcomings, please do so. I remain open to suggestions.
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>>38213
They are all back to their owners.
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>>38214
That's not what I said at all. Your initial instinct to just twist my words maybe reveals your true character.
>>38215
>if you feel that any of the rules are excessive or in any way unjustified, please provide examples of any harm they might've caused to these so-called non-disruptive high quality posters
It's not about this board itself, it's about the impact it has/had on the larger image board realm. This board is/was, whether consciously or subconsciously motivated, a crafted panopticon that lured and captured otherwise culturally productive anyons who are defeated by loneliness or whatever personal affliction they have into a downward circle jerk where truth is a lie and lies are the truth generally when it comes to most things usually inspired by narcissistic cultural elements that existed in the nigger cattle world which the head failed normalfags at the top of the pecking order just had to bring here. It doesn't matter so much now but in the past you sapped the esoteric energy out of previous image boards by emboldening obvious nigger cattle lies such as the cheeto kike not being the most ruinous shabbos goyim in modern history but instead the savior of America. Like what the fuck? And on top of that attributing people who disagree with that as dumb/trolling/glowniggers?!?!?!?!? On the actual 8chan you wouldn't have been an issue probably but on fractured off shoots of 8chan you played a part (not the entire reason just a portion which is debatable in quantity) in the constant dwindling of substance of the image board scene.
>I do not believe you are arguing in good faith.
I don't think you are either, I think you'd rather have a shallow "friend" group instead of a board with a real purpose that actually generates substance, just a parasite on any and all culture while claiming to be the opposite.
>You openly admit that you're a “less than ideal” critic that the topic is so pathetic that "better" people don't bother wasting the  mental energy to dissect it. You are basically laying out this preemptive disclaimer that shields you from having to offer evidence or engage me in any meaningful way.
I meant as in I'm high strung and probably say more than I should where others would be more collected while saying the same thing but actually being concise enough for you to be incisive where you can't weasel around the accusation by appealing to relativity or some other pilpul.
>>38216
This board is not an actual board and I honestly shouldn't care but I occasionally check in just because you unfortunately occupy a part of the internet that was supposed to be free of this kind of model of communication. It's an inversion of what a board is supposed to be and my main point is that it never belonged on this part of the internet, it is in fact you who needs to be gate kept from but most people wouldn't realize something like that. And also it's been alleged you're a spic from Latin America which really would explain a lot actually.
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>>38218
>spoiler
No need for further armchair psychologizing, but I remember you know. You are that dude who is all tsun-tsun for me, you have the unmistakable schizo tinge imbued in all your posts, highly repetitive wording and all.
>It's not about this board itself, it's about the impact it has/had on the larger image board realm.
These are just a bunch of unfalsifiable claims, there is no verifiable impact that this board has had on the "larger image board realm" because as far as almost anyone is concerned, this place doesn't even exist and there is no possible metric to measure this other than whatever you've made up in your head, and this goes to the rest of your ridiculous post. You must be under some serious delusion if you believe that this minuscule board has had any semblance of influence anywhere other than your mind, we don't even show up on search results.
>this board is/was, whether consciously or subconsciously motivated, a crafted panopticon that lured and captured otherwise culturally productive anyons who are defeated by loneliness or whatever personal affliction they have into a downward circle jerk where truth is a lie and lies are the truth generally when it comes to most things usually inspired by narcissistic cultural elements that existed in the nigger cattle world which the head failed normalfags at the top of the pecking order just had to bring here. 
Somehow I expected proper concrete arguments but instead you are posting purely speculative, persuasive, ambiguous pseudo-profound bullshit.
>It doesn't matter so much now but in the past you sapped the esoteric energy out of previous image boards by emboldening obvious nigger cattle lies such as the cheeto kike not being the most ruinous shabbos goyim in modern history but instead the savior of America.
I understand you are still upset over a moderator banning you from /digi/ after you had a disagreement with him over Trump about two years ago, good grief dude get a new hobby.
>This board is not an actual board and I honestly shouldn't care but I occasionally check in just because you unfortunately occupy a part of the internet that was supposed to be free of this kind of model of communication. 
AHAHAHA, dude I genuinely do live rent free inside your head. This inconsequential board that gets 20 posts a day at most has driven you mad.
>It's an inversion of what a board is supposed to be and my main point is that it never belonged on this part of the internet, it is in fact you who needs to be gate kept from but most people wouldn't realize something like that. And also it's been alleged you're a spic from Latin America which really would explain a lot actually.
Hilarious, I'll keep the board running for another decade.
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>>38219
Whatever, this screen cap explains my point more than I can, this is an example of the better kind of person who doesn't deal with people like you directly that the "culture" of "boards" (should be read as failed normalfag groupchats) like this helped convince to give up on image boards. Also are you actually a spic or not?
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Also you what's the point in quoting my posts if you aren't even going to address the arguments made? You can call anything pretentious, laugh at it, call it arm chair psychology, but that's not an argument.
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>>38221
There's nothing to rationally debate because you can't engage evidence against something that’s written in such a way so as to dodge all evidence. I called your so-called arguments 'laughable' because that's precisely what your unfalsifiable mind-reading is and the point you keep missing, sorry anyon.

btw check my sick trips
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>>38222
You're deliberately ignoring the more damning points while fixating on the points that are speculative. Such as the fact that this board, and yes the entire board don't pretend like it's not despite you allowing some token people to say "Zion Don" every now and then, support one of most jewish politicians ever. You constantly bitch about (which in retrospect is probably you just regurgitating posts you read on twitter) what's wrong with the world, and how it's so fake and gay then turn around all in unison and PROUDLY profess your support for the cheeto kike, even to this day.
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Also I'm not going to let up on the spic question.
>>38209
I hope these dogs are okay
>>38220
Your desire to be left alone and to escape the normalfag is what will inevitably draw them to you. As you pointed out in your first post, it's a you problem. The normalfag only acts with unwarrented authority online. meet them in real life and any false bravado is absent.
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>>38222
This situation reminds of when louis rssman got into an argument with a schizo that worked on important (privacy) software. Please don't bully the schizo too much.. just some pushback so they can reallign with reality a little bit better.
>>38212
> Has it ever crossed your mind that you are also even seeking low quality criticism
>So all you get is less than ideal people (probably like me) trying to point it out to you, further confirming your bias that criticism of you is invalid

There's partial truth to this, but you're misinterpreting it. It's just a natural occurance of 2 different fields of mind that don't understand each other. So one's common assumptions don't apply to the other, and vice versa.
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>>38226
>desire to be left alone and to escape the normalfag is what will inevitably draw them to you
What lets them in is the lack of an actual application of gatekeeping made up of simple principles and not acting like a pissy baby hall monitor expecting people to forget about your culture, that kind of approach creates shit like the sharty. In this case this "board" doesn't actually have an established culture but rather wears the skin of multiple other semi-dead or already tainted cultures that they probably force themselves to like for shallow aesthetic reasons.
>natural occurance of 2 different fields of mind that don't understand each other
Okay that's all fine and dandy but we're not talking about some abstract minutia we're talking a clear cut situation of a group of "people" allegedly with a secret hue monkey or spic as their ring leader who support the most shabbos of goyim race traitor as if it were a badge of honor on the most Mongolian of basket weaving forums where this kind of shit should be unheard of. If that's not grounds for condemnation I don't know what is.
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Happy CUNY Tuesday, everyone!
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>>38227
It's funny how Trump's biggest critics online stem from him not being their "White Nationalist Dictator", and are then upset when he takes actions (Like starting random wars for shits and giggles) where he can be argued as acting as a "White Nationalist Dictator":
<Venezuela has been pissing us of enough, let's kidnap their leader
<Drugs are bad, can't we just kill the people making them?
<Death to America? How about you experience some deep penetration Gayatollah.
It's like these retards don't even understand their own political theories.
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oh well, these retards are really upping the ante with internet censorship, now they've blocked almost all messengers that are not government supported(aka without a direct probe up in your ass)
they are also starting to roll out chinese style whitelists, they say that it is only until war is not over, but everyone knows it's bullshit. So far it goes faster than I've expected, but nothing that cannot be bypassed, well, unless they decide to cut cables off or criminalize bypassing methods. Anyway, good to see you guys again.
>>38204
>Notch started making a game again. 
started? wasn't he working on it for years now?
>>38219
holy shit, this guy is like a full-blown Francis Dec, it's some 'gangster computer god cosher-bosher' level stuff
man, Reagan fumbled so bad when he closed mental institutions.

I think (although in reality i have zero idea what is going on in his brain) he meant to say that you ban everyone who disagree with you politically using rule about not shit-stirring with politics and thus create an info bubble. I think it's nonsense, since I repeatedly did that, but it still makes more sense than any other reading of his text.
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>>38219
< It's not about this board itself, it's about the impact it has/had on the larger image board realm.
>These are just a bunch of unfalsifiable claims, there is no verifiable impact that this board has had on the "larger image board realm" because as far as almost anyone is concerned, this place doesn't even exist

Let's top right here. How can this board even have any influence on some wider Image board sphere if most people don't even know it exists. 

>>38220
What the fuck was the 4cuck who wrote that smoking? The internet had alredy been midwitified and browned. There is virtually no escape from normalfaggotry. 

>>38223
> support one of most jewish politicians ever
What has that to do with anything? While we are at this level; Why is the entire dissident right suddenly in the pockets of muzzies, whining about a socialist experiment getting shredded since any American with a memory that goes further back than 2012 always wanted for over 40 years and why are they agreeing with the left now ? In retrospect I am baffled that the USA hasn't done this earlier.

I am so glad these people are getting pushed out. 

>>38230
> started? wasn't he working on it for years now?
Not that version of the game with the shiny new Voxel Engine. I think you reffering to its predecessor he made for a gamejam. Before that he was making some space sim. 

> holy shit, this guy is like a full-blown Francis Dec, it's some 'gangster computer god cosher-bosher' level stuff
man, Reagan fumbled so bad when he closed mental institutions.
Yup. Totally nuts. None of his complaints has anything to do with this board. 

>>38229
They are upset that Trump doesn't enact total kike death™ and National Socialism ( a nonstarter in America). Instead he  acts like a Yankee nationalist and destroys all the left's pokémen. 
> It's like these retards don't even understand their own political theories.
It's like those retards are brown. I say for the first and last time: With monetization and Internet access for the third world, the audience of the Podcast race got more tan and Muslim. This is especially bad with countries like Malaysia nations that don't have internet culture of their own. Of course those people in general are morons (see Intelligence of Nation by Richard Lynn and David Becker), but it doesn't prevent smart grifters from altering their talking points, because its that mass that gives you money for agreeing with them. 

This is why I am saying that all that Internet shit went wrong as soon money entered the picture.
>>38231
>I say for the first and last time: With monetization and Internet access for the third world, the audience of the Podcast race got more tan and Muslim.
We actually have proof of that now: https://archive.ph/sbwI2
<"According to a 2025 report, 90% of the accounts boosting Fuentes’s early retweeters were fully anyonymous, with roughly half of his retweeters coming from Pakistan, Nigeria, Malaysia and Indonesia"
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>>38231
>Why is the entire dissident right suddenly in the pockets of muzzies
because worshipers of a pedophile caravan-robber were able to ignore almost all dividing political lines(since most of them are made up) and present themselves as a ally to both sides, basically the same thing kikes did in 20th century. To the left they are poor poor brown people that are always oppressed by evil white ameriKKKa and apartheid pissrael, to the right they are super trad based warriors on a fight against degeneracy who hate Da Joos and love Jesus and Mary very very much. In reality they want to chop the heads of both sides.

Oh, and oil money. lots of oil money.

>Not that version of the game with the shiny new Voxel Engine. I think you reffering to its predecessor he made for a gamejam. Before that he was making some space sim.
I see, i thought he was making minecraft 2, but it seems he decided to go against it in the end. Honestly, good, notch is a talented guy and he shouldn't waste his life into one single idea.
>They are upset that Trump doesn't enact total kike death™ and National Socialism ( a nonstarter in America). Instead he  acts like a Yankee nationalist and destroys all the left's pokémen.
I think the main critique of such people is that orange man backs down from right agenda if pressured enough, like when he called off ICE raids after lefties REEEEED too much, but isn't doing the same for the Bibi and supports tiny hat people in all their endeavors even if hurts ratings.
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>>38229
I know it's redundant to post these images again because "people" with no actual discernment like you who are part of the orange nigger cult, especially ones who are just part of it online, come up with a million different different excuses to defend the imagined reality in your head about your favorite rock star politician that you identify with because he mirrors your own narcissistic nature, but I'll still post them anyways because they're forever relevant and still prove a point to truly sentient beings and not hue monkies.
><Death to America? How about you experience some deep penetration Gayatollah.
1.) You're not even American.
2.) America is somehow browner than the country you're posting from.
3.) America like 90% of countries is ZOG and needs to be torn down or allowed to collapse for an actual country to take it's place.
So yes, death to America, one of the most anti-White and subversive countries on the planet that rapes it's own population along with the rest of the world through the shit like USAID and countless glownigger psyops to the rest of the White world.
I know you're probably going to wildly misinterpret this is an advocation for brown countries instead but whatever.
>>38230
>he meant to say that you ban everyone who disagree with you politically using rule about not shit-stirring with politics and thus create an info bubble. I think it's nonsense, since I repeatedly did that
Allowing a select group of known "friends" who you can stalk their post history of instead of actually being anyonymous with a VPN or tor to vent every now and then as a pressure release valve to feign like you're a level headed person who just sees things differently doesn't work if the chosen viewpoint is idolizing an obvious jew puppet, that's such a drastic detachment from reason.
>>38231
>Let's top right here. How can this board even have any influence on some wider Image board sphere if most people don't even know it exists. 
In the past it was a concern for me because I thought this "board" would draw in twitter users to the web ring but now I realize they already have twitter and it's a special kind of poser who would see use something like this "board". It's still disgraceful that jschan is being used for something like this though and when there's an out of place gay circlejerk going on it's still worth calling them out on their own bullshit they can't actually refute.
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>>38228
Happy CUNY Tuesday!
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>>38233
>like when he called off ICE raids after lefties REEEEED too much, but isn't doing the same for the Bibi and supports tiny hat people in all their endeavors even if hurts ratings.
Because, per the way the constitution is designed, there are limitations on what Trump can actually do in the country. Since this is a nation that is built on the idea of people being largely independent and self-governing, with individual nation-states (Currently numbering 50) having their own governments, laws, and constitutions. Meaning that, after a certain point, it is actually on the people in those fucking places to hold their local governments responsible instead of waiting for Daddy Trump (Or whoever is the next president) to come and save them.

MEANWHILE, he's the commander and chief of the armed forces and basically has unlimited rights to do whatever he wants with the military outside of the country, for the expressed purpose of furthing the country's interests. Which getting rid of a genocidal regimes, who's been killing Americans for the past 47 years, announced themselves as seeing America as the "Great Satan" that needs to be destroyed, is funding and helping terrorists groups  and cartel networks from as far away as Hamas in Balestine to the CJNG in Mexico, is a constant threat towards American trade (And/or groups we do business with) even being able to operate in the Middle East and so requires a constantly military pressence and massive export of foreign aid to keep things stable, absolute is.

>>38234
>I know it's redundant to post these images
And I guess you won't care if I post this: https://archive.ph/KKxpL
<While critics spent years attempting to tie Trump to Epstein through guilt-by-association smears, the newly released FBI record shows something very different: Trump warned police, cut ties, and spoke out — early.
>You're brown, LOL
Someone is projecting their insecurities. These retards really do see "being white" as a desire form of "priviledge" don't they? Without ever realizing that they're country is shit because they made it that way, THEMSELVES.
>>38233 <--Me
>>38238
>per the way the constitution is designed
I want to add onto this that you have to remember that the concerns the Founding Father's had was a government that was being tyranical against it's own citizens. And so designed the American government and the Constitution with those safeguards in place. Outside of that, can you really blame them for lacking the forsight that, little over a century later, America would become and remain (For the past century) the most country on the planet?
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>>38239
>>>38233 <--Me
>>>38238
I'm retarded, never mind, mixed up which post was mine.
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>>38238
The United States is not a real nation and from the get go it was set up to fail, it's now in totality a cold mongrelized ZOG system even worse than the Soviet Union was before it collapsed. Anything that is a threat to that is good.
>And I guess you won't care if I post this: https://archive.ph/KKxpL
That doesn't exonerate him at all, this is typical petty disloyal backstabbing elite behavior or some weird lover's spat. Talking shit or snitching on your fellow collaborators is supposed to make you innocent?!?!?!?
>>You're brown, LOL
>Someone is projecting their insecurities.
Only non-White posers would cling on to the fabrication that is America for it's racial ambiguity as a coping mechanism to distract from the fact that they're brown. America is probably less than 50% White as it stands right now and the percentage of non-White infants born in the past 5 years supersedes the White infant population even more dramatically.
>>38239
>>38240
Not all the founding fathers, but the one's who had their hands on the pulley's and levers of control, were shabbos goyim Free masons and or judeophiles.
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Also the editing of this video is corny and weird but you should look past that because I couldn't find the original audio.
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>>38191
Those are some cool cameos. I wonder if Claudia is also voiced by another actress from that movie.
>>38192
So glad I never wasted money on that platform.
>>38193
Absolute great news, fuck him.
>>38197
>>38199
I'll buy some, he's a great artist and needs some support.
>>38202
There are a couple of options, it seems the one with the rough sketches is the 1000 yen option. Either one is fine by me.
>>38205
>Didn't some article out there revealed that the whores using the app, even the supposed top 1%, make way less money than one would expect from it?
Probably but I mostly remember how this platform was involved in disgusting shit with children and somehow VISA and Mastercard let it through. And yet retards think lolisho is worse than that. I fucking hate them.
>>38209
>>38217
I hope they survived.
>>38213
>After Dragon Ball he burned out of long series altogether and focused in way shorter stuff.
I can't blame him.
>>38228
>>38235
Happy CUNY Tuesday. Also nice delicious browns.
>>38236
I think this is a random illustration with a VHS filter slapped on it.
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Seven Seas will censor the fuck out of anything but will localize this nonsense completely uncensored.
https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/51952271
This isn't really surprising though, if you see who the author and target audience for this are as opposed to the kind of stuff that they frequently censor, it's clear bias.
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>>38243
>I'll buy some, he's a great artist and needs some support.
Thank you.
>There are a couple of options, it seems the one with the rough sketches is the 1000 yen option. Either one is fine by me.
It would appear you also get a password for another file also hosted on said BOOTH which you can freely download but is otherwise locked behind said key.
>Happy CUNY Tuesday. Also nice delicious browns.
I like the pictures you posted as well.
>I think this is a random illustration with a VHS filter slapped on it.
Oh, well that sucks.
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>>38241
I agree with your general points about politics, but I like this board and I don't think it's the best place to talk about it. Have you considered /homu/ on the webring?
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Do you guys know any webpages where I could download bande dessinée for free?
>OpenAI to End Provision of Video Generation AI "Sora." U.S. Disney Also Withdraws from Contract Including Investments on the Scale of 1 Billion Dollars and License Grants, According to Overseas Reports
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>>38235
Happi
>>38192
Crunchyroll is a plague and the anime piracy scene unfortunately exists at their whim, as well as Sony's. All they have to do is ID and block a few bots to get the new cartel to give up and retreat to AB, leaving nyaa to continue becoming the anime version of thepiratebay.
>>38193
The attempt to whitewash him because of his self-interested cancer philanthropy is disgusting. He wanted to cure his cancer so he could keep prostituting white women.
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>>38246
>I like this board
Honestly same despite my complaints I also liked the premise of what would have been an actual board if it weren't for the main cancerous element that I think enabled it to devolve into or be this way from the beginning as a gay group chat, which is static identities through tripcodes. Even all the rules, flags, and everything else about this would be fun and a nice respite from the more chaotic imageboard spaces but when you take out the element of non-static identities in an open environment such as this I think you're asking for conflict when your imagined perception of someone doesn't align with what they have been presenting. Also even in an ideal scenario like what I've described I don't know if the lack of static identities would be enough to prevent a circle jerk over backwards ideas such as cheeto kike worship because the board owner would still have complete authority over what viewpoints are allowed.
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Like this board just enables insincerity and artificial interaction.
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>>38249
>Honestly same despite my complaints I also liked the premise of what would have been an actual board if it weren't for the main cancerous element that I think enabled it to devolve into or be this way from the beginning as a gay group chat, which is static identities through tripcodes.
I hate tripfags but I don't think it makes a big difference on such a small board.  Full disclosure: I run homurachan. We've never had namefags or tripfags, but it's usually pretty obvious who you're talking to. The anyonymity provides some ambiguity, It's hard to avoid noticing when you've been posting with people for so long. Pretty much every small board I've seen becomes a friend simulator if it lasts long enough. I don't think it's a bad thing either. Topical boards are mostly either dead (for original topics) or very bitter (for multimedia) these days because mass culture is stagnant and awful. Boards like this let people discuss a variety of topics with guys they know, instead of getting stuck in a hype-disappointment cycle for one thing.
>Also even in an ideal scenario like what I've described I don't know if the lack of static identities would be enough to prevent a circle jerk over backwards ideas such as cheeto kike worship because the board owner would still have complete authority over what viewpoints are allowed.
Did you ever use 8chan /pol/? If you know the name imkampfy, then you should know it's not hard for staff to impose an orthodoxy. The only question is only many users are they willing to lose to do it. There's no realistic way to prevent that, all you can do in that situation is leave. Our guys and others left 8/pol/ a long time ago because no one could/would fix or remove the turk on Kushner's payroll.

>>38250
How so?
>>38251
>Pretty much every small board I've seen becomes a friend simulator if it lasts long enough.
Well if it's not a closed entry platform the lack of solid identities such as exclusive usernames allow for a more expansive feeling especially towards newcomers.
>Did you ever use 8chan /pol/
No and I regret referring to the actual 8chan earlier because I just looked at some archives of it again yesterday and was severely disappointed with how incoherent it was compared to what I thought it would be. I was spoiled by low PPH and the webring.
>How so?
Idk, just gut feeling from gauging the sovl of the bodies of text posted here and what's said.
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>>38251
>Full disclosure: I run homurachan.
Also no offense I hate the board software and board software that looks like that.
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This is great for reference when drawing clothing.
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>>38251
You're the /leftypol/ poster who had a fit recently on PLW, aren't you?
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>>38252
>the lack of solid identities such as exclusive usernames allow for a more expansive feeling especially towards newcomers
I kind of agree with you. There are some small boards elsewhere that are 100% tripfags and namefags. They can be intimidating to post on.
>I regret referring to the actual 8chan earlier because I just looked at some archives of it again yesterday and was severely disappointed with how incoherent it was compared to what I thought it would be
8chan was really good up to about the middle of 2015 and not much better than comtemporary 4chan afterwards. Some niche boards weathered the storm better, but refugees, newfags coming to the notorious hatechan and power tripping staff gradually drove away high quality posters.
>>38253
None taken. Meguca seems to inspire strong feelings.
>>38255
No. I haven't thought about /leftypol/ at all since I left 8/pol/. It was just reddit antifa retards ineptly fighting "racism" (anti-immigrant rhetoric) for oligarchs in exchange for hormone pills.
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Twatter will be de-emphasizing accounts having a say on topics and content that are foreign to the user's region
>Starting Thursday, we'll be updating our revenue sharing incentives to better reward the content we want on X:
>We will be giving more weight to impressions from your home region—to encourage content that resonates with people in your country, in neighboring countries and people who speak your language.
>While we appreciate everyone's opinion on American politics, we hope this will disincentivize gaming the attention of US or Japanese accounts and instead, drive diverse conversations on the platform.
>We invite creators to start building an audience locally. X will be a much richer community when there's relevant posts for people in all parts of the world.
https://archive.ph/BdeSz
>>38257
Does this mean that western xitter users won't be able to attack Japanese artists as easily now? Well either way I think those artists should just stop using that platform altogether and move to something better.
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>>38258
>Does this mean that western xitter users won't be able to attack Japanese artists as easily now?
Ideally this is what will happen. Knowing how these sort of things go it'll probably just be a shitshow. Maybe we'll luck out and it'll kill twitter though.

>>38258
>Well either way I think those artists should just stop using that platform altogether and move to something better.
I don't know they they haven't all moved to a Mastodon instance or some of the other art sites that I occasionally stumble upon.
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>>38257
They are almost banning all of India.
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>>38238
>Because, per the way the constitution is designed, there are limitations on what Trump can actually do in the country. Since this is a nation that is built on the idea of people being largely independent and self-governing, with individual nation-states (Currently numbering 50) having their own governments, laws, and constitutions
There actually aren't, he can order any non law-abiding group (which anti-ice protesters certainly are) to disperse on a given date, and use force if they don't. Governor or any other state level retard can do noting about it, except cry.
Of course, it would be REALLY unpopular, but there is no legal blockages to do so.
>it is actually on the people in those fucking places to hold their local governments responsible instead of waiting for Daddy Trump (Or whoever is the next president) to come and save them.
It is true, but they don't do it, and it hurts in doing his election promises. At what point of maliciousness do you actually just start to jail motherfuckers for incompetence with dealing with or/and allying with the criminals?
  
On the military point - i agree (although you still need congress for some stuff)
I want to make my position on Iran very clear - i don't care one bit if a  new ayatollah lives or dies, the same goes for any other retards in power there, i certainly understand why americans can be angry about the iranian government, but it doesn't change the point - war is not a popular decision, it will hurt ratings, and there is less immediate benefits than from deporting illegals, especially without toppling the regime with boots on the ground(which will be even more unpopular, not saying he will do it).
The one major pattern i see is that donald almost always picks the decisions that are also the goals of the jews. It doesn't mean that he doesn't do good-for-america-decisions, just that his high risk decisions usually involve a tiny hat somewhere.
>>38257
NO NO NO PLEASE SAAAR PLEEEASE
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>>38261
SAAR DO NOT REDEEM

>>38258
>Does this mean that western xitter users won't be able to attack Japanese artists as easily now?
You'd think technically it would, at least given the textual description. The fact he specifically spelled out US & Japan may mean those will be effectively treated as a block, which might mean no censorship between them.
Wew, It looks like there's been some silly stuff going on here for the last few days.
>>38254
That looks like an interesting resource.  Care to share any of your drawings informed by fabric modeling?
>>38190
And thanks for the files.
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>>38251
>Full disclosure: I run homurachan.
Please tell me how to get past you're normalfag filter. I've been trying to lurk /homu/ since you asked for webring replication here on Trash.
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>>38257
Not so fast, sar!
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>>38266
>Please tell me how to get past you're normalfag filter
Click the cog icon in the top bar to see user settings. I don't want to spoonfeed all of it. Btw that icon should repeatedly flash madoka pink for new users who didn't click it yet. Did the css not work for you?
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>>38267
Elon knows that twitter would have no engagement without ragebaiting jeets and botspam.
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>>38268
Thanks I'll give that a try.

>Did the css not work for you?
No it probably worked. I'm just a little dense at times.
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Saturn's 3D controller from 1996 had a hall effect stick but you're telling me that the DualSense from 2020 does not?
You can get a Gamesir T3 Lite for 19.99 and it has hall effect joysticks but a 79.99 controller does not, ridiculous. Bloody shame too because the DS5 has the finest D-Pad in the market and is otherwise great for racing games.
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>>38272
>You can get a Gamesir T3 Lite for 19.99 and it has hall effect joysticks but a 79.99 controller does not, ridiculous.
anyon, Sony make their money from selling console accessories: https://archive.ph/OseYT
And while the DualSense is selling for $80, it actually consts $20 to manufacture: https://archive.ph/ekLwp
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>>38273
Good fucking grief they are really scalping the shit out of people, and it seems that the console itself basically lands them no profit on its own.
I guess I am the sucker here, they probably sell replacement hall sticks too.
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>>38272
>e DualSense from 2020 does not?
How are we suppose to seel more controller to the gayings, if the stick doesn't stop working, my fellow nihongoni?
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nigger snape
i wonder if they will retcon harry mistrusting snape for the entirety of philosopher's stone and james hanging snape upside down now out of cowardice, either way this is unintentionally hilarious
this trailer looks like fucking cheap garbage too and you wouldn't believe it but this has a higher budget than the first film.
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>>38277
>>38278
LOL. Do not redeem!

>nigger snape
Add it to The List
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>>38268
Didn't really help still get borked rendering of the text.
>pic related
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>PS5 drift investigation suggests DualSense sticks ‘have a life of 417 hours’
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Glad I just bought a cheaper controller, it might not last me that long but at least I didn't waste 80 bucks on something that will last me a few months at best before drifting.
Ideally I should have bought a G7 Pro or a KK3, maybe the 8bitdo Ultimate 2C is as good as they say? I didn't want to wait for Chinese shipping though.
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I know now they won't stop using potentiometer-based analog sticks for cheaper controllers because otherwise people would be using the same controller for 15 years without replacement. I have one of the Dualshock 3 models with hall effect and its sticks still work just fine after all this time, that's not profitable for these companies.
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>>38282
>cheaper
I meant to say standard, Sony has a flagship Dualsense Edge controller which has swappable modules, by default it doesn't ship with hall effect sticks despite the premium asking price (129.99 iirc) instead you have to purchase them separately from their online store and they are almost always out of stock, how convenient.
In any case my chinese controller has all this stuff for 30 bucks.
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westoid tranny zoomer normgroids haven't discovered jokebear, he is safe unlike chiikawa.
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>>38280
There are multiple tabs in the user settings menu. Please don't make me spoonfeed all of it to you.
>>38281
I've got a gamesir G7 SE. It's been pretty good. My only complaint is that it has no real macro support because it's an officially licensed xbox controller. I want to replace it with a steam controller, but the new one is nowhere to be found.
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>>38285
I wanted to buy that but didn't know if it was worth the asking price so I just settled for a Gamesir Nova 2 Lite, it's surprisingly sturdy for its price but the trigger stops aren't too great so I won't use them, two mappable macros in the back and a circular mechanical D-Pad meant for fighting games even if I prefer those cross styled ones, separated with a pivot like the SNES or PS1. I can't ask for much more given its asking price.
>Steam Controller
I'd love to own one of the new models given how it seems to be the gold standard for a feature gamepad (it'd be the DS5 if it weren't for its awful sticks)
They added women to deep rock galactic and they are very very ugly
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>>38277
They even gave him dreadlocks. The show is starting to look like an AI parody.
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>>38289
He's also only 35 or so, so it just looks off on every level. At least Snape wasn't changed to a woman.
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>>38282
>that's not profitable for these companies.
It is when you company's brand is built selling quality products.

>>38277
>>38290
Is no one going to mention how Snape is an unironic cuck? Or are they going to change that to somehow make Snape Harry's REAL dad. All the while ignoring how many levels deep that joke is
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I'm making kona chan
I think she is one of those people who are quite serious and passionate about their hobbies even in her thirties, but is otherwise hyper and outgoing.
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>inb4 fake fan
i think i got her down right, no?
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its a shame about the pronoun bullshit because im loving this demo so far
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This really fits her character.
I will stop posting screenshots for now
 i dont want to flood the board
>>38291
>Is no one going to mention how Snape is an unironic cuck?
Snape was Harry's father, he was the bull that manage to cuck his bully, why else would he risk his life to save Harry?
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by the way its friday
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>>38295
anyon, there are other games that you can play.

>>38297
Because he's a simp?

Also, if he was Harry's dad, why did he spend majority of the books literally being a dick to him? To the point that it borderlined on unironic torture? The only reason I can think of is some screwed up sexual tension.
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>>38299
>why did he spend majority of the books literally being a dick to him?
Spare the rod, spoil the child.
>To the point that it borderlined on unironic torture?
Fake news, the only one that actually tortured the brats was the pink lady.
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>>38295
Did you go with they/them? :^)
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LMAO. I'm sure the soyim will still swallop it right down.
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>>38302
Raising prices more is insane. They're pricing kids out of entering the market and giving up more market share to phones.
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>>38303
((( line must go up ))).
>>38300
>the only one that actually tortured the brats was the pink lady
You're leaving out how half the plot of the fifth book is Snape literally mindfucking Harry.

>>38302
[Citation FUCKING needed=

>>38303
>They're pricing kids out of entering the market and giving up more market share to phones.
Sony has made it apparent and practically announced that they don't care. Their plan and priority is trying to squeeze as much money as they can from the people who own a PS4/PS5.
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>>38305
>Snape literally mindfucking Harry
That was training so that Harry didn't get mind raped by voldermort.
>[Citation FUCKING needed=
You will pay the price and rike it!
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>>38305
https://www.forbes.com/sites/conormurray/2026/03/27/sony-raises-playstation-prices-by-100-second-price-hike-in-a-year/
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>>38307
>Wars in the Middle East
>Sony selling the base PlayStation for $600 with no games
What year is it?
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>>38308
>Wars in the Middle East
I talked to my retarded father today, and he is realy exited about this.  He is all for the eschatological bullshit.
>>38308
In any case though, those where better days. Also, fuck Sony.
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>>38309
>He is all for the eschatological bullshit.
I'm Christian and all for Trump attacking Iran, but it's these fucking nuts that need to do the world a favor and fellate a shotgun. One of the points the Bible makes about the end times is that no one is going to know the date or time of when it happens. It could happen this weekend or a three and a half centuries from now. But then again, if these retards actually did read their fucking book, then they'd remember Luke 4, verses 9-12:
<Then he brought Him to Jerusalem, set Him on the pinnacle of the temple, and said to Him, “If You are the Son of God, throw Yourself down from here. For it is written:
<‘He shall give His angels charge over you,
<To keep you,
<and,
<‘In their hands they shall bear you up,
<Lest you dash your foot against a stone.’ ”
<And Jesus answered and said to him, “It has been said, ‘You shall not tempt the Lord your God.’ 
You don't "force" God's hand. Doing show carries with it the implication that you know better than God about what's "good" for the world, and how do you think he's going to take that kind of attitude? Then there is also the problem, given how we don't know when it WILL happen, why are you changing your attitudes because "Well, the world is coming to an end, time to finally be a 'good Christian'." If you actually were honest about your faith, you wouldn't need the apocalypse to cause a change in attitude. That's the entire fucking point of Job. In fact, everything surrounding the Anti-Christ heavily implies that it's something that happens naturally, without opposition, and actually with mass approval. And it's only those that stick to their principles and their faith, regardless of the circumstance and consequences, that end up "saved" once it all begins to happen.

This is also ignoring that the Cheetoh & Chief is not trying to start the apocalypse, he's removing a piece from the game board.
>>38311
>it's these fucking nuts that need to do the world a favor and fellate a shotgun. 
Harsh. I'd rather not see my dad kill himself, but I can't and wouldn't contest your point.
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>>38311
POTD
Based.
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https://store.steampowered.com/app/3609320/Bombun/
>hey that game looks really cute
>wait a minute, that character design looks familiar
>mfw
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>>38314
Seems the powersource for all those round bombs crashing everywhere has been found.
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I have a couple suggestions for streaming. Not immediately, but eventually, if enough of you haven't seen them before or wouldn't mind watching again:
Escaflowne
Cyber City Oedo
Gunbuster/Diebuster
Dead Leaves
Figure 17
Bocchi Rock
Mokke

(and maybe some are shite, but I can provide all of those if anyone is interested in watching them)
>>38309
>>38311
>>38312
I don't like posting much anywhere anymore because I am dealing with something familiar and share a very similar sentiment and, well... I hope we can all come out ahead from our situations.
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>>38245
>It would appear you also get a password for another file also hosted on said BOOTH which you can freely download but is otherwise locked behind said key.
Interesting, I might go for that.
>I like the pictures you posted as well.
Thanks, they're pretty good.
>>38248
>Crunchyroll is a plague and the anime piracy scene unfortunately exists at their whim, as well as Sony's. All they have to do is ID and block a few bots to get the new cartel to give up and retreat to AB, leaving nyaa to continue becoming the anime version of thepiratebay.
That wouldn't stop someone from reuploading those to Nyaa.
>>38265
You're welcome.
>>38270
Trains.
>>38288
Could've picked a better H OVA.
>>38298
Thank you David Lynch.
>>38316
Thanks for the suggestions (however this is my last week running the stream, next month it'll go back to Dejiko).
>I hope we can all come out ahead from our situations.
We can all hope.
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Also, just because I saw this mentioned before and because it needs to be reminded: the reason there's a "no politics" rule for this board is because this is not a /pol/-style board and it also drowns out any other conversations going on. If you want to discuss political happenings this is not the place to do it.
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>>38318
My apologies for this then >>38309
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>>38318
I didn't mean to imply I'm fretting over politics. It's more of a petty and personal thing.
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Joe Pesci is cool, haha, like a clown.
>>38319
No worries. It's mostly just for things like those massive walls of posts from a while back but I appreciate the effort.
>>38320
Sorry about that.
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Sunday 03/29 lineup:
PRE-SHOW (19:00 UTC)
>Primal Season 3 (finale)
MAIN SHOW (19:30 UTC)
>Digital Devil Story: Megami Tensei (1987)
>Cosmic Fantasy: Ginga Mehyou no Wana (1994)
>Goodfellas (1990)

https://cytu.be/r/digitv
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>>38322
>No worries.
Thanks. I wasn't trying to make any sort of meaningful statement or stance. I often don't think what I say through properly. 
>>38323
This looks like a fun lineup.
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>>38323
Starting in 25 minutes.
>>38324
>This looks like a fun lineup.
It is.
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>>38325
I'll try to get in later.
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primal s03e10 https://fileditchfiles.me/file.php?f=/b80/kXdhgCFzgqIRoJqRXVPR.mp4
digital devil story: megami tensei (1987) https://fileditchfiles.me/file.php?f=/b80/ZkmOyvyomMHNRsSpOZ.mp4
cosmic fantasy: ginga mehyou no wana (1994) https://fileditchfiles.me/file.php?f=/b80/TuShWUxktPZzcVCKzifn.mp4
goodfellas (1990) https://fileditchfiles.me/file.php?f=%2Fb80%2FsGNZBrposEUdLAMcEoi.mp4
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>>38327
Thanks for the files, I missed the first half of the stream.
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SAAAR, DO NOT REDEEM THAT TURBOTAX SAR
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>>38329
>the real victim is a boomer with a black grandson
kek
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>>38330
Is that Al Pacino
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>>38331
It's not Al anymore...
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Day 3 of nofap. I can feel the power...
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https://www.ownaj.com/products/bombun-plush
huhh
>>38333
Checked & keep going, Anon!
>>38330
>worked for cbs
>took the Kool-aid
>now raising mutts like a good goy
I don't know what is worse, wasting money on niggers/mutts or designatedshittingstreeters?
Where are all these russians on Steam buying RTX 40/50 series cards? I see all these reviews and I have to wonder if these are like upper-middle-class tech urbanites and rich kids since Nvidia and similar stopped direct sales years ago.
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I used to make generic hyperbolic posts praising Trump because I knew it triggered some spergs, it worked.
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>>38338
Alternatively, you might considering honoring the BO & staff's wishes and simply not bringing up politics here at all? Sleepychan has a couple of good outlets for such, and understand that Homaruchan does as well.

You can even bring it over to /robowaifu/ 's news thread with a welcome!  :D

>Why not contain it?
Cheers, lad.
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>>38339
I'm referring to the old sleepychan days, hence "used to". I do agree on the not bringing up politics part however, and I should probably check out homurachan (just need the URL)
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>>38340
Ahh, understood.

>I should probably check out homurachan (just need the URL)
Easy peasy. They're on the webring!
https://homurachan.org/
I think /homu/ is the board. You can ask the Admin though (he's posting ITT rn).
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Man i'm really not crazy about this software homurachan is running on
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I'll stay here. Neil Young's personal website is really nice looking and it reminds me of a bygone era of the internet when each site was a personal statement and the whole thing felt limitless.
https://neilyoungarchives.com/
I also love Mark Marek's website
https://www.markmarek.org/
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The B-17 segment from Heavy Metal is one of my all-time favorite works of animation and hardly anything comes close.
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>>38341
>You can ask the Admin though (he's posting ITT rn).
I was lurking and doing something else.
>>38342
ヽ(ー_ー )ノ
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>>38344
>Heavy Metal
This?
https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0082509
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>>38346
None other. Boy those scores are a bit lower than I remembered, seems like some people can't appreciate good things.
I used to be crazy about this movie and the Heavy Metal magazine, I'd get used copies of old issues from this one place as a teenager, it was nice to read something with such unrestrained artistic freedom, and breasts. Moebius was pretty cool, there's an 80s ova titled Dragon's Heaven which was heavily influenced by his work.
>>38345
I'm already getting the gist of it, but I don't know if it has this one post preview feature that I've seen elsewhere where others can see what you are posting before you send your post?
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https://e-hentai.org/g/1208559/87953bc9d6/
Here's an artbook.
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>>38347
>if it has this one post preview feature that I've seen elsewhere where others can see what you are posting before you send your post?
Liveposting.
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>>38349
Oh it does then, can it be disabled?
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>>38350
>can it be disabled
Not right now. Originally it could, but that was removed a long time ago because the implementation had issues. Adding it back with a new design is on my todo list, but it's a chicken and egg problem. The people who stick around like liveposting, so implementing non-live posting is a very low priority.
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>>38351
It raises some privacy concerns and I can be a bit self-conscious if I feel like I'm being watched. Guess I can just write down my post on my text editor before posting it.
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>>38352
>privacy concerns
Anything I can do about that? I don't minding putting a higher priority on trying to reimplement non-live posting, but it'll be a few days. I need to finish working on some things for our meguca anniversary on april 1st.
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>>38353
Well besides the obvious exposure of potential unintended content like an accidentally pasted password or similar, I have no way of knowing if someone within the moderation team is logging all intermediate drafts and the potential for datamining from both moderation and third parties is pretty huge, there's also the likelihood of typing patterns being analyzed and people being identified based on how they write, the speed, frequency to fix typos, etc.
I also don't know how properly secured this is, potential for traffic being intercepted could be huge here, end-to-end encryption is a must.
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Do people play Splatoon on pc via netplay for cemu?
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I remember discussing a couple years ago about this one project with another anyon elsewhere and he repeatedly tried to make this appeal to familiarity by claiming that said project was led by "former 8chan anyons" as if that was some sort of testament to said person's character when there were some absolutely retarded posters on 8chan, an absolute melting pot of a site if there ever was one.
Said project later on hired a tranny to do their music, so much for that.
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>>38354
I'll try to keep this brief since I already talked about it on /homu/.
>I have no way of knowing if someone within the moderation team is logging all intermediate drafts and the potential for datamining from both moderation and third parties is pretty huge
Draft liveposts are only stored in memory in the browser client and server and are deleted immediately after the post is submitted. If you applied the source code patches I posted on Homurachan, the relevant code is in db/open_posts.go.
>the likelihood of typing patterns being analyzed and people being identified based on how they write, the speed, frequency to fix typos, etc.
This is fair, but it's inherent to liveposting. I don't see how it could be mitigated.
>I also don't know how properly secured this is, potential for traffic being intercepted could be huge here, end-to-end encryption is a must.
Meguca still supports HTTP/1 and hence plaintext connections over HTTP and WebSocket, but Homurachan only accepts HTTPS and WSS connections. I don't see the point or technical feasibility of adding end to end encryption, the server needs to know the content of the message to generate HTML templates for unfinished liveposts. I'm open to suggestions though, I'm eventually going to rewrite the post backend anyway to switch from websockets to webtransport.
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>>38357
>a couple years ago
>8chan, an absolute melting pot of a site if there ever was one.
I'll presume you mean blacked.gov? 8ch died several years ago now.
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>>38359
I never said I was discussing this on 8chan, I am aware that it died dude.
>>38358
I appreciate all your clarifications on these regards, I don't have anything to add however and I can't code so I couldn't give you any pointers. My personal belief is that making liveposting optional is the best compromise but it's not my site, my software or my concern so it doesn't really matter.
>>38359
Heh, just double-checking. If you've been around the webring as long as we all have, you've experienced plenty of abuse along these lines by cakefat and his ((( cohorts ))).
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>>38362
I've been around for longer than I'd care to admit.
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>>38363
Fair enough. Glad you made your way here, Anon. Cheers.
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>>38364
Same to you.
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The cool thing about online discussion is that people don't know how much contempt you have for 90% of them when they can't see you face-to-face.
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Happy CUNY Tuesday, everyone!
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>>38348
That's pretty neat.  I don't think I've ever seen Dragon's Heaven.
Why you're seeing a lot of Japanese posts on Twatter now
>If you’re seeing a bunch of Japanese posts, here are some fun facts:
>Japan has more daily active users and more time spent on X than any other country in the world.
>Over two thirds of the country is monthly active on X. 
>X in Japan has one of the highest penetration rates of any social network in history.
https://archive.ph/Tt28L
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I've never seen more jealousy, cattiness and spite among individuals than in the indie gaming scene. The amount of dirt, trash-talking and accusations being tossed around by wannabe devs and indie devs is pretty insane.
The art community gets rightfully accused rather frequently of crab mentality but indie devs just take it to another level.
>>38367
Happy CUNY Tuesday!
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Also the people who are into game development for the money because they see it as a get rich quick scheme are by far the dumbest, and possibly indians.
The indie game market is oversaturated, there are far more games being released each day on platforms like Steam that games were released fucking yearly in the 80s. 
It doesn't help that pre-existing web clout and nepotistic ties help you get much farther than actual skill. I was thinking about Bombun and how despite being a somewhat decent platformer, it's not really that great however it was made by a famous cub porn artist who has direct ties to a popular indie game publisher plus a established fanbase.
I like Undertale, unapologetically so, but it definitely got a lot of people talking about it because Toby Fox was friends with Andrew Hussie and Fangamer staff. Fangamer was pivotal in getting youtubers to play the game, which got everybody playing it.
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>>38369
Why? I thought a platform like Xitter would be full of Americans crying about how Japanese are pedophiles because of loli pictures. Or did most of those people piss off to Bluesky? I never got into Xitter so I don't know much about it.
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>>38371
Hate to say it, but that's nothing new.

>>38372
You still have some of those nuts, but it seems like a lot of them are getting slammed by almost everyone. Especially since majority of the people left pearl clutching over it are trannies, if not another flavor of Wokeness or from a brown country.
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>>38372
There are a lot of those but Japanese people don't care because most of them can't speak English nor are they concerned with other nations think of them.
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GTA Carcer City looks like a really promising fangame, the map itself is a rundown Rust Belt city (same one as in Manhunt) with a very convincing layout.
I wonder if it will feature a story mode at all, and it better not be another FO: The Frontier
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>>38373
I realize that Louis C.K is a cuck and this phrase was originally being uttered in a retarded libshit sense, but "It's a big club, and you ain't in it" is a surprisingly truthful statement. 
Even in "independent" artistic circles, there are clear cliques and a lot of these people know each other even if you think there's no possible way they do, and some of them are like a microcosm of the kind of nepotism and degeneracy you see in the big leagues. 
Many will pretend to be squeaky clean but then will cover up for their Shadman tier friends when shit hits the fan.
The world is a rotten, rotten place in dire need of a reset.
(Went 18 hours without wishing for a nuclear apocalypse)

Anyway, ratto
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The next big online scandal will be tied to the furry community, that rabbit hole goes deep.
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>>38376
Oh wait that was the bigger cuck, George Carlin. I get them both confused.
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>>38372
Have you played Hytale yet
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>>38378
George Carlin's joke about White, middle-class Republican bankers running the world always kills me.
>>38379
No. Would you recommend purchasing with the current amount of content it contains?
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>>38380
>George Carlin's joke about White, middle-class Republican bankers running the world always kills me.
It's the most disingenuous thing ever.
>No. Would you recommend purchasing with the current amount of content it contains?
I've had a decent amount of fun with the game as it stands right now but it's admittedly not all there yet. All base mechanics are mostly there and there's a lot of room for creativity, then again I mostly play solo and build bases, so if you are looking for something more than that maybe wait a little.
Multiplayer can be fun too, there's a bunch of game modes which I've enjoyed. I know you also bought Atlyss and that had even less content back then than this does now, so it's hard to say. If there's a cracked copy somewhere, give it a go. Make sure it's a recent one.
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The only thing worse than talking to others online is talking to people in real life.
I dread ever having to interact with my fellow human, it leaves me feeling completely drained and I hate revealing practically anything about myself to others, I don't trust people. 
I never go to social events or gatherings of any sort nor ever have I, I don't have "friends" either because that shit is gay.
I really do want to be left the fuck alone.
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>>38382
Going out of your way to tell people you don't like talking to people seams like it's  bordering on being disingenuous.
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Shoutout to the time some brown xitterfag posted a fatfur digimon commission he paid for here lmao
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>>38383
I was just venting, not really hoping for people to read it per se. 
I'm very fatigued from forced interactions do to a job and stuff.
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>>38387
due*
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>>38382
Yeah Latin America sounds like a real shit hole.
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>>38389
I'm jewish
How you been?
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>>38387
That's understandable. I wasn't tying to make you mad. The deleted response surprised me a bit, but it's fine.
>>38386
What the fuck?  Do you have a link to it?
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>>38391
Yeah I still have the picture.
Also yes I am a fucking asshole and I am not proud of it
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>>38392
Wew, Cherubimon in gold bikini top. That is an distinctive thing to pay for.
>>38392
Considering some of the shit I've seen (And fap to), this pic is actually rather decent
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>>38390
It's hard for me to tell if you're joking or not.
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>>38394
Yeah... well... hmm...
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>>38394
It's funny to me.
>>38395
Oy vey, believe me!
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>>38397
>Oy vey, believe me!
You could be poking fun at me for being hysterical/gullible or being serious and actually providing context, but in any case I actually used to relate to what you originally posted about people all my life up until around middle school when I started getting into imageboards more heavily and began to form a more nuanced attitude and approach to this subject. I would genuinely get so ass mad at everyone for blindly obeying every single kind of institution or paradigm of thought that just happened to exist before them with absolutely little to no input of their own on the matter or even the direction it was heading while at the same time persecuting any sincere dissent or innovation that was outside of the allowed pressure release bread and circus narrative such as a certain figure that was performatively marked to be persecuted to embolden the lie that it was actual dissent. This anger was mostly internal though as I hadn't developed a fleshed out world view myself on most issues yet so I couldn't point out what was exactly wrong with what other people "believed" or chose to be complicit in, which I can now very briefly summarize as "turning the entire earth into a goy factory" but I didn't have the means of fully understanding this or articulate it until like half way through high school. My misanthropic feelings manifested through other provocative ways such as being generally unruly and saying extremely unsettling and or disturbing things that I could come up with from my tortured mind because I felt very unsettled and disturbed by everyone else's lack of will to be human.
>I dread ever having to interact with my fellow human, it leaves me feeling completely drained and I hate revealing practically anything about myself to others, I don't trust people.
Your problem is that you're misidentifying cattle as humans.
>I never go to social events or gatherings of any sort nor ever have I, I don't have "friends" either because that shit is gay. I really do want to be left the fuck alone.
I'm paraphrasing something that was posted on the webring a while ago but, there are actual human beings out there, and it's your job to find them online and offline. But more importantly it's your job to not be the very niggercattle you're trying to run from in the first place.
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Actually not in any case, if I was hypothetically addressing an ethnic kike regardless of the subject I'd encourage them to commit suicide as a solution to all of their problems.
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RABBIT RABBIT RABBIT
:^)
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>>38398
There's no greater niggercattle statement ever uttered than "Making peace with the establishment/system", it basically implicitly equates complacency and conformism with maturity. Anyone who genuinely believes this lacks a soul or any agency. 
I've similarly had a phase of disillusionment which led to unfiltered anger and heightened emotions as I didn't know precisely what was wrong with everyone but something clearly wasn't right. Imageboards helped me alleviate that somewhat, particularly reading stuff on /pol/ and adjacent boards, which slowly helped me shape up something more akin to individual thought.
I still struggle with the daily ordeal of coexisting with willing slaves and the stupidity of it all.
>here are actual human beings out there, and it's your job to find them online and offline
It'd be one hell of a thing, wouldn't it.
>last spoiler
I'd like to believe I am trying not to fall into any niggercattle pits, however few they might be in my way since I am a reclusive person by nature.
>>38400
RABBIT RABBIT
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>>38332
It's DUNK!
>>38343
Neil's website really does remind me of those older sites that were really customized like that, animations and everything.
>>38348
This is very cool, espcially the mecha designs.
>>38366
Some things never change.
>>38372
There are JP artists using Xitter to post art.
>>38374
The problem is they tend to go after those artists for drawing tits or loli.
>>38385
That's actually pretty well done.
>>38367
>>38400
Happy Rabbit CUNY day.
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Look what got cheaper!


>>38372
> Why? I thought a platform like Xitter would be full of Americans crying about how Japanese are pedophiles because of loli pictures. 
> Or did most of those people piss off to Bluesky?
The latter also with the new Algorithm change, the chances the chances of those people meeting each other got far slimmer. This was enacted, because the change to the monetezation scheme got held back. Before that the entire userbase wanted digital borders.
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The board is under new ownership. Sorry I got an offer that I couldn't refuse.
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Welcome to the carrot lounge!
Only buns allowed
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Hail Rabi-en-rose!
I have a confession to make. I am an African-American trans girl. My name is Tariqua. Please arrange a fart White slave master orgy for me, please. I live in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
>>38381
I will try to check it out soon. I watched a video of Vinny playing it when it first released so that's all I know about it still.
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>>38407
Is this true, Grok?
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>>38410
Ayo you in philly too my kween? i'll deliver my farts asap
>>38411
Fact checked by true lagomorph patriots
I'm born in the year of the rabbit
So I qualify as a bunny

I love easter
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>>38413
>So I qualify as a bunny
Nam every carrot
Moushryans rise up. Our time to purge the b*nuy menace has come and so have I.
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>>38416
DO NOT ANGER THE BUNN
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