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Welcome to the new /late/!


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Making a thread here now. Post any issues you have or changes you want to see in this thread

Radio worked without issues for few hours as my last post. So I think it's working

Radio: https://latestation.live/
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Station is down? The link says its not working.

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Welcome to /late/

The rules are:
>Global rules apply
>The Board is NSFW, however, just keep it to a minimum. Don't just go around posting porn just because.
>No politics
>You can talk about other boards. Just don't advertise them.
>Don't go around stiring shit up.

Links
Radio - https://latestation.live/
Discord and IRC - https://discord.gg/hRe2yv96qY - IRC (Rizen) #late.city
/late/ Archive - https://anon.cafe/comfy/res/1512.html#q3453

friends of /late/
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I miss the old internet, especially the parts I never got to experience. So instead of doomscrolling and letting the algorithm decide what I see, I’ve been spending some of my free time exploring what’s left of it.

It sucks seeing so many forums and imageboards fade away. Some are still accessible through Web Archive, like 420chan and Dreamchan, but a lot, like Late Nights, are just gone forever. Still, I’ve noticed small communities popping up again, which is awesome. We really need an internet built for people, not just for AI and inflated egos.

I miss how simple and full of substance things used to be, so I want to bring some of that back, and maybe even create something new. Even the new communities are lacking of something, it's like they are trying to emulate the aesthetics only (the ones I found until now)

so, anon, got any cool nostalgic websites to share? 

Saw this one yesterday, pretty interesting. The person that made this is really creative.
https://skumsoft.ltd/slimenet/home9a.html
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In a way it just became the way real life always has been. You must always be careful and never speak or act "wrong" in public. Internet hasn't so much died as it was remade in the image of real life. Definitely not the best thing since sliced bread.
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>>3074
'You must always be careful and never speak or act "wrong" in public.

This is obvious, nobody here is talking about being free to post bad things online. Most of the times you can get in trouble for a bad joke in a private conversation, which is ridiculous because that wouldn't happen in real life It's not normal, A.I slop doesn't happen in real life, it's not normal. Hyper sexualized content wasn't too normal in real life too. You clearly didn't read everything people here are saying.
Anymore I just dial in, get what I need, then log out. Now that everything we post gets slurped up for AI training everywhere - even people I work with are eating this AI nonsense up (and they should know better, they lost thousands on turdcoins last hype cycle). 
But not to be too much of a downer, real life is pretty great so I'll be spending my spring/summer outdoors!
But I do remember BBS access in the early 90's - video games on 386/486 PCs, finding out what anime was (Maison Ikkoku and Kimagure Orange Road), colleges had the goods!
Regular message boards and personal web pages were neat in Web 1.0. My parents made me buy my own dial up account because I was a net junkie and using up all the hours. 
Gnome darts was my favorite flash game, it vanished when Flash cycled out. Foamy / Ill Will Press was my jam for flash animation - they still have it on youtube but the new stuff looks like AI tinkering... plus I'm not in college anymore so it's probably not funny like when I was 21 and drunk. 
I dunno, just glad I checked out on Web 2.0 for the most part - I don't have socials haunting me and the people I did interact with were the real deal. I'd almost argue the Facebook/Instagram era was even worse than the short form video and Discord push right now. I don't envy kids trying to navigate any of it though. It reminds me of when videogames and movies switched to CG 20+ years ago - it was ROUGH for a while there; yikes.
>>3033 (OP) 
If you feel the same, come join us, a little corner where we’re bringing back what’s left of the internet. (I don't know if I can post links here)

https://discord.gg/7qCUJ2nPsE
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>>3152
Then why not """bring it back""" out here on the Internets itself, Anon? Why the Doxxcord honeypot/information-blackhole (for everyone but the Globohomo that is)?

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The spiders web
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When I nightwalk and crawl inside the old buildings around, I get a lot of spider webs in my face. It's like a spiderweb bukake and I hate that >(
>>1149 (OP) 
I'm stuck in the web

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Have you ever encountered love, real and genuine, anon? 

I did once, didn't workout and I thought everything I felt was just an illusion. But love can be a manifestation of the beautiful things inside of you, and that is very real. It don't need to belong to anyone or anywhere.

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Let's talk, you and I
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 I've been planning to end my own life recently. This doesn't come from a place of depression. Not at all. I know what depression feels like, I've lived it for the better part of 15 years and this is not it. I don't feel bad. Not anymore.

My cat died about a month ago. She was ancient, a bit into her 20s. Lots of health problems, I had to go to the vet every month. It was not cheap. I freed her from a bad home, many years ago. As strange as it sounds, I did not see it coming, at all. She did very well recently and her health was well-managed. She just suddenly collapsed. Thrombosis. She went from fine to dead inside of 40 minutes. All the vet could do for her was put her to sleep so she could pass quicker, with less pain.

She was all I really cared about. I'm an unemployed NEET. Certified mentally ill too, even though the (non-US) government tries to take my benefits away every other year or so. Sometimes in legal ways, sometimes in less than legal ways. They're currently in another attempt to. This one is one of the more brazen, less legal ones. They fail. They always do because I know my rights. The actual goal is just to wear me down. That I stop replying to their little threats and letters. Save some money. I used to get so upset about this. Now I just write my little letters and own threats back and I don't even really feel it anymore. I imagine to be upset because that's what I'm supposed to feel like in that particular situation but if I'm entirely honest to myself I'm not upset. I think eventually a few years down the road they might manage to take my benefits away because this corpo-facism is so hot right now. Maybe not. Who knows.

It feels so liberating to plan my death. I've chosen the "exit bag" method. The parts for that are easy to get and it's all really easy to put together and not dangerous for other people, which was important for me. It also seems painless, quick and non-messy, and I like that.

Even though I got the impression in the last 45 years on this planet that humanity is mostly a bunch of malicious monkeys, I still don't want to hurt anybody, not really. Not even my narcissist parents who are in failing health and imagine I'll start wiping their asses as soon as they won't be able to. My father is very close to that point. When I was a kid, he used to spend weekends at bars and brothels, often not coming home for days and being blackout drunk when he finally did. Every minute he had to spend time with his kids he made it very clear that it was a huge burden to him not to be either in a bar or in a hooker in that moment, mostly by endlessly screaming and being physically threatening towards us for every percieved slight or annoying noise we made. To this day, I cannot stand people yelling. Makes me livid. Anyways, my mother stayed for the money. She's somewhat better than him, but not by much. He's got Parkinson's and to be frank, he deserves every minute of it.

I'm very different compared to my brother and sister. These two are complete narc psychos too. (Yeah, for all you know I might be too and believe me I often wondered about it myself but just trust me, I am not) I sometimes think I might be the product of my mother doing a little cheating too, especially since I don't look like the rest of my family, at all. My therapist thinks it's mostly nuture and not only nature and she imagines I'm different because I had other influences. She says when you're very young it doesn't take a lot to turn out different, sometimes e.g. caring for a pet is all it takes to go down a different path. That might be true. I always loved cats and I cared a lot about the cats we used to have.

I got really exited about AI and it gave me somewhat of another lease on life two years ago. Then eventually I realized it's just another shiny tool for the few select rich to get just that little bit richer on the expense of all others and I immediately lost all interest. I did make some money on keggle though.

So yeah, I'm about to peace out and frankly, it makes me quite happy. It's funny that the same people who try to take my benefits away are also forcing me to live by making suicide basically illegal in my country. It's almost like these people hate people having dignity and agency or something.
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>>3136
Don't take that route, Anon. If you do your troubles will only be just beginning.

God doesn't want you to do this, quite frankly.
>>3136
pro tip: battles are hard, and winning them is incompatible with taking the easy way out
also not all battles can be won
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I started noticing things, as I got older. 
Your self "crystallizes", and it becomes harder to associate your identity exclusively with your personality as you notice more and more that many things beyond your control become a consistent part of you.

In adolescence, because we are more malleable, we are more potential, we tend to associate our identity with the part of us that seems the least variable, which is our will.

In my case for example, it's the fact that my voice is inaudible. No matter how loud I try to speak, almost nobody notices, even those who are waiting for an answer. For some others, it's coming off as aggressive when asking innocent questions or just looking around. It's not that bad, some people have chronic bad breath or insomnia.
So the idea is the aspects of our identity we have no control over.

The one that's currently busting my balls is that people tend to feel this pressure to appear impressive or interesting when writing to me, whether it's emails or regular letters.
A few months back, nostalgia recently brought me back to one of the first websites that made me love the internet, it's an inactive husk now but still online. I still had my password so I logged in and read the DMs I used to exchange with my friends almost 20 years ago
I couldn't resist trying to guess their passwords too which seem obvious in retrospect and saw in the DMs some of them exchanged about me that, even then, they felt torn between the desire to talk to me and the concern of not seeming worthy enough of my attention. 
This type of retardation used to plague my online "life" because I'd get to know people, we'd start chatting via email then 10 months after my last reply "Sorry for the late reply, I didn't find anything interesting to say" Back then, I put it on the account of them being 14yo girls, so surely this wouldn't carry over into adulthood right ?
Fuck yes did it carry over.

Now I'm just trying to be nice to this coworker who finally managed to be transfered to another team because the manager is a huge cunt, so I wrote an email to congratulate him and celebrate his escape but he feels embarassed to "waste my time" and apologizes for having nothing interesting to say. Nigger, if I wanted interesting I'd open a wikipedia article not strike up a conversation with someone.
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>>3149
>Like'd, Updoot'd, Reblog'd

>Seriously I can't be the only one in this case
You're not. I suspect it's a combo of being an Aspie, + being smart enough & insightful enough to hold deeply-held beliefs. This is an indimidating combo to most normalfags, in my experience. The overtly gregarious have fashioned means in their own psyches to work around this, and in my experience can eventually turn out to be frens (as long as they themselves have 'something to say' as well).
>tl;dr
It's complicated.  :^)

You know what they say, Anon :
>"Just keep throwing it against the wall; eventually something will stick."

Keep moving forward! Cheers.  :)

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What comfy niche forums and websites do you use?
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>>2463
They've got a nice programming board.

>>3072
>not Lainch Me
ONE JOB  :^)
JK. Let's all love Lainch.
There was one I shit you not called to.ma.to

It's finally gone sadly, it looks like it was around since the mid or late 90's. It's Japanese, I can't understand it, also means that finding any archives of it AND putting it through a translator is kinda tricky.

This might belong more in the "I miss the old internet" thread, but I used to visit it because it looked like a comfy place.
I've liked using marzichan from time to time
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>>3083
Unfortunately not much is going on there for some reason. Probably because hikari focused all the comfiness on itself
>>2365 (OP) 
https://denpa-chan.org/

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Number 3, or is it 4? Who's keeping count, anyways?

Last thread hit bump limit, so now here's an all new Trashchan edition of the thread. I like this place. I think it will make a good home for us.

What's on your mind, tonight?
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>>3135
Doing fine, Anon. Yourself?
Evening late, good to find you all well. Just downgraded my internet to 400 Mbps - cable rates were killing this broke anon. Should save me $55/mo with 1 year lock-in and auto bank withdrawal. My superpower is being cheap so time to let it fly ^_^!
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>>3142
Based, spend less time online and focus on what matters. Reduce quantity, increase quality !
>400 Mbps
>Based , spend less time online and focus on what matters.
>Reduce quantity, increase quality !
i can't believe i'm reading this
>>3142
>Just downgraded my internet to 400 Mbps
Damn, that's a downgrade? Best I can get is 30 Mbps.

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He died 5 months ago

Rip dead yitty yat 😥
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Cats and dogs are so endearing. I fall in love with strays all the time, in addition to the ones I've owned. When the strays stop visiting or the housemates die, it's a horrible feeling. I don't know if I could handle something like a parrot, though a hatchling now would probably outlive me. Turtles, definitely. Interesting how some animals that are made into pets can outlive the original owner by decades while others die within a couple.
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Sorry to hear that, it's tough losing one fo the family for sure. We just lost our dog and the house is so different without the goober calling the shots.
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>like a parrot, though a hatchling now would probably outlive me.
When my grandma passed, we had to find a home for one. Cool pets but very noisy and messy!
Mine died a month ago. It didn't come unexpected but I still can basically think of nothing else. The death was very sudden.

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In honor of the new board

ANIME THREAD:

WHAT ARE YOU WATCHING?

WHAT DO YOU SUGGEST?

Post WAIFUS!
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>>3084
>required watching
I know this is a must watch but I fail to gather enough motivation to start
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>>3095
it is well worth the effort to start
finally got around to watching attack on titan, it was ok, kept a consistent level of story quality unusual for long runnning series, though some parts of it just take so fucking long which is why i ultimately didnt like it
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Chobitsu. I seem to see some new aspect of it basically every time through, tbh.
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I remembr picking up the scans when less than 2 volumes were available online, but then dropping it because of the yucky relationship with Mikasa. The disgusting incel fantasy vibes it gave off were too off putting, 
And the setting was just edge cranked to 11 trying to qualify as grimdark and mature

Honestly, the first chapters hurt so much to read that I got a kick out of seeing it shit the bed more than 10 years later, the payoff was honestly worth the wait

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