Overboard Index

sheep_dog.jpeg
[Hide] (43.7KB, 600x426) Reverse

>>17525

1755632623838913.jpg
[Hide] (152.3KB, 1064x1596) Reverse

>>17525
Those aren't dogs they're smol ponies, obviously.
>>17528
Lel.

ponie_dog_computer_.jpg
[Hide] (43.8KB, 600x364) Reverse

>>17531

>>17542
lmao

today_i_discovered_round_blue_thing_in_humans_yard.webm
[Hide] (827.3KB, 400x800, 00:24)

>>17509
TIME TO PLAY THEN

Unexpected_Monopoly_Man.jpg
[Hide] (413.2KB, 1800x2048) Reverse

>>9662
There is also the problem that lawsuits take time, and even the "speediest" anti-trust lawsuits take several years before seeing a court room, let alone a judgement. For example, the lawsuit against Microsoft began with the initial investigation in 1990, was closed in '93, re-opened in '94, finally became a court case in '98, didn't reach a judgement until 2000, was overturned in 2001, began settlement talks in 2002, and didn't actually reach and agreement on the settlement until 2004.

To put that in perspective, during the time of the anti-trust suit against Microsoft went from investigation to trial to finally seeing a conclusion, over three million Americans experienced their entire educational career, we had experienced three different presidential administrations, video games has gone from being released on cartridges to CDs to DVDs to digital downloads, we had seen the rise and fall of Saddam Hussein and Osama bin Laden, and the computer market went from Commodore/Amiga/Apple/Atari/IBM/NEC/MSX to M$/Apple.

That's a big reason why I don't support almost any legislative actions, because this shit takes too long, so you might as well take it upon yourself to do something because it will be faster (If not take the same amount of time). Now you can point to SKG and their success in Europe, and talk all you want about how "that's" how a government is 

0e35cc58f10a64762adacac91f7a127c82261c5a145b995a3347d8e0907296f4.png
[Hide] (54.4KB, 725x476) Reverse

Choujigen-Game-Neptune-The-Animation-02_12.09_2019.01.15_19.12.32.jpg
[Hide] (358.6KB, 1920x1080) Reverse

1734625071168.png
[Hide] (158.2KB, 500x500) Reverse

>>9661
There's a few still up for sale on eBay. It's gonna run you +$100, though. For some reason, the Candidates are going for much higher prices than the main four now. When I bought Blanc and her sisters, Blanc ran me almost as much as Rom and Ram combined, but now she's less than either of them. Either someone bought up a bunch of the sisters, or stock for them was underproduced compared to the main four.

>>9663
Oh, I'm aware it takes ages for this fossilized bureaucratic corpse of a system to make much of a move on anything. Our ancestors built entire cities in the time it now takes to just approve the construction of a single road. It's just that the situation at hand is so dire that I'm really just hoping for a Hail Mary at this point. Never did I imagine that it would come to a point that we'd see entire series locked out of most mainstream platforms just because they feature (relatively mild) anime fanservice. Tokyo Clanpool's whole situation is just completely mind-boggling to me and really opened my eyes to just how bad it's gotten. The reaction on 4/v/ was telling. "Damn, this must be the most over-the-top hypersexual skullfucking rapefest porn game ever if it got banned from this many storefronts", and it's just a Vita game from less than a decade ago whose content you can already find similar takes of on Playstati

https://news.denfaminicogamer.jp/interview/260402w

Yuke's did a new interview on their now-recently completed acquisition of Aquaplus and they mention wanting to port Dungeon Travelers, Routes, and Tears to Tiara to Switch. Hopefully there's nothing in DT that triggers anything wrong for a JP eshop release. There's no touching mini games but the loli-service is extreme.

>>9634
Possibly another victory:
>Niconico Owner Launches New Adult-Oriented Creator Platform
https://archive.ph/kxpKp
<Kadokawa subsidiary Dwango, the company behind Niconico, has officially launched a new content platform called “Sapocia,” positioning it as a fan community service geared toward adult-oriented creators and audiences.
<According to the announcement, Sapocia allows creators to set up their own paid fan clubs, where users can subscribe to access exclusive content and interact more directly with them. The platform supports a range of media formats including articles, videos, livestreams, and ASMR content.
My understanding of the press release is that it's going to be like Patreon, but it mostly seems restricted to video content. That's not to say people couldn't also use it for artwork and game development.

BlancMeh.png
[Hide] (164.8KB, 250x310) Reverse

>>9665
Guess I ought to take a win where I can get it, but just 3-4 years ago, not only would there have been no question of whether or not it could release, but it would have released globally as well. Aquaplus really picked a terrible time to switch teams to Nintendo like a lot of the JP industry. I would rather they have released it to GOG like most people were asking after 2 and 2-2 got banned from Steam, but apparently Aquaplus are allergic to not having DRM.

>>9666
There seems to have been quite a few new platforms popping up on the Japanese side lately. DLSite launched Pommu recently as well. A couple years ago, Niconico was forced to purge most of its adult content for the global credit cards. This seems like an effort to split that content away from the greater Niconico brand.

1773268115488133.webm
[Hide] (456.4KB, 720x590, 00:04)

>>38416
DO NOT ANGER THE BUNN

76%.jpg
[Hide] (156.6KB, 1293x902) Reverse

>>17527
76%

>>2138
>So, exactly like the materialist scientist's philosopher's appeal to their multiverse fantasy, then? At least the science apologist's claims are based primarily in observable reality.  :D
I wouldn't write off a something like a multiverse, but I don’t treat it like a foregone conclusion either.
>Which part of (illegitimate, in this case) "free will" was the hard one?
>Again strong free will is at play here.
Couldn’t Yahweh have created a universe with free will but without evil?
>There's a wonderful unabridged audiobook series of the entire collection. Its performed by various British personalities. If you're a fan, you owe it to yourself to give them a listen. Cheers, Anon.
I'm kind of tempted to watch the BBC adaptations again. They might be cheesy, but I find their production values charming in comparison to modern adaptations. I haven’t seen any of them since I was a kid. Too bad they don't cover the entire series like the audiobooks you're talking about.

>>2142
>Couldn’t Yahweh have created a universe with free will but without evil?
I don't know. I suppose you can ask Him when you meet? I'm sure others have questioned the same millions of times.

>I'm kind of tempted to watch the BBC adaptations again.
Neat. I'd like to see those.

>>2143
>Neat. I'd like to see those.
Here's The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6Fft9DLIp7E

Apparently there's a Blu-ray release with these adaptations that just came out.

>>2148
Yeah, that's charming thanks Anon. AFAICT, they released 4 of the 7 books in this TV series?

>Blu-ray release
<forwhatpurpose.jpg
Are they remastered, I suppose?

>>2152
>AFAICT, they released 4 of the 7 books in this TV series
Yeah, or three if you don't want to count the second one as two books' worth of material. They smushed Prince Caspian and Voyage of the Dawn Treader together. I'd have to watch it again to see how well they pulled it off.

It sucks that they weren't able to adapt all the books.
>Are they remastered, I suppose?
Yup, although I'm not sure how good it could possibly look due to it being shot on tape.

>>17056
A bretty souvenir they are.

14310f035c1c7f4511172240d57374d6db0e6a0c.jpg
[Hide] (1.1MB, 2000x750) Reverse

>>17035
It just sounds berry funny anon.

scuds.mp4
[Hide] (15.9MB, 1920x1080, 00:07)

These are amphipods of some kind swimming around in an overflowing flooded spring.  All of the black on the bottom was these tiny crustaceans.  There must have been hundreds of thousands, if not millions, of them.  I assume they normally live deep in the spring and were pushed out by the heavy increase in water pressure/current.  They were eberrywhere.

chocolate_milk_vs._baja_blast.jpg
[Hide] (2.9MB, 3757x2721) Reverse

>>17540
This is from the same area. Here the spring water was colliding with river water.

>>17540
Intredasting.
>tfw Anon lives in the land of Sea Monkeys

tulip_1.jpg
[Hide] (2.1MB, 3122x2861) Reverse

tulip__2.jpg
[Hide] (2.2MB, 3142x2597) Reverse

oakleaf_yellow_picotee_primrose.jpg
[Hide] (2MB, 2960x2380) Reverse

fern.jpg
[Hide] (1017.8KB, 1662x2597) Reverse

Spoiler File
(3MB, 2778x2083) Reverse

>>17490
>>17496
Thanks. Here are some more plants from yesterday.

>>17489
My hyacinths are already dead now. We had an early start to spring, followed by a late return of frost :(

Yeah, eberrything froze after that first batch of pictures.

Gran_sasso_park.mp4
[Hide] (7.3MB, 1080x1920, 00:09)

>>17537
>>17539
>>17543
Sorry hear the frost got to your garden, they still were berry bretty anon!
And you can't control the weather so don't let it get you down.
I also finished your video recommendation and am starting 
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xAYVBqoIDr4
Thanks for sharing anon!

>>17545
I wasn't really sad; I know that Mother Nature does what she has to do, no matter what.
But I was really habby to feel spring in the air before we fell back under the grip of a winter that just won't let go. We're in the home stretch: we should have nice weather berry soon :)

illust_140248157_20260401_083159.jpg
[Hide] (844.9KB, 1040x1296) Reverse

Good morning anons, I hope eberryone has a good month; and may you all be as comfy as possible!

>>17532
Rabbit rabbit rabbit Anon. Good month to you and yours.  :)

うさぎ_うさぎ.jpg
[Hide] (53.4KB, 761x1049) Reverse

>>17533
Thanks anon, best wishes and have a wonderful day :)

>>17532
I hope you have a good month too.
>>17533
Rabbit rabbit rabbit.

by_kakao_choko.jpg
[Hide] (612.6KB, 720x957) Reverse

>>17536
Thanks anon, best wishes and have a wonderful day!

>>17510
I first roasted some anaheim chilis and a bit of kale. The base was made from 1/2 cup rolled oats, 2 tbs chia seeds. 2 tbs hemp hearts, 2 tbs pumpkin seed powder, 1 tsp curry powder, and 1 1/4 cups water. The veggies were added on top with a fried egg and reduced sauce made of equal parts ketchup, worcestershire, and butter.

>>17510
>>17522
Nommy -looking, and thanks!

meatbags.jpg
[Hide] (2.1MB, 3609x2831) Reverse

ribs.jpg
[Hide] (1.6MB, 3356x2342) Reverse

I experimented with some pork ribs last night.  I cut them into manageable sections and vacuum sealed them with black pepper and slices of ginger, garlic, and shallot.  I then cooked them at 180°F for two hours with an immersion circulator.  After that, I removed the meat from the bags and discarded the vegetables.  I coated the meat with salt and brown sugar before placing it in the oven at 350°F. I let it bake 30 minutes, flipped the ribs over, and thrn let it bake for another 30 minutes. At that point it was pulled out of the oven and coated in a sauce made from tonkatsu sauce, ketchup, cider vinegar, honey, and dried cayenne pepper.  I turned the heat up to 500°F and returned the meat to the oven for maybe 7 or 8 more minutes.  This turned out bretty good and the texture is appealing.  Unfortunately, the ginger didn't impart much flavor.  I should have pureed it or something.

beer.jpg
[Hide] (1.4MB, 3321x2360) Reverse

>>17530
Also, although the high temperature finish did char some of it as intended, it set of the smoke alarm, so that was a bad idea.  Also also, this deserved a beer to go with it.

>>17530
It's that time of day when I'm starting to get hungry, and that looks delicious—my mouth is watering rn.

>>2122
Ouais dans le fond je suis pas fan non plus mais j'étais tombé sur son travail à une époque où sur youtube il y avait une explosion de chaînes pourries type prank/clown tueurs/vlogs à la con et ça avait été cathartique en quelque sorte.
Puis j'aimais bien son style.
Je me sentais l'envie d'en remater quelques uns mais pfffiout, disparus ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
Dans le même genre il reste le Radis Irradié même s'il se concentre plus sur les "influvoleurs" maintenant maintenant et Max Est Là mais il ne publie plus à ma connaissance.

D5zyty2WkAAbGvU.jpg_large.jpg
[Hide] (293.8KB, 1200x1200) Reverse

>>2125
j'ai eu ma période anthox aussi mais j'avoue que j'ai eu l'occasion de prendre un peu de recul sur ce que je regardais et j'en suis vachement + critique aujourd'hui
en "équivalent" je regarde G Milgram, au moins il se moque/critique des arnaques ou des entreprises bidons (comme le radis irradié si je comprends bien)? mais au moins on est pas sur des micro-influenceurs internet mais vraiment des sujets un peu plus ancrés dans la société

>>2127
G Miligram ainsi que le Radis c'est très bien oui.
Anthox c'était plus "divertissant" mais surtout ça me rassurait sur l'idée que je n'étais pas le seul à avoir un avis négatif sur certaines modes.

https://archive.org/details/anthox-colaboy-mes-chers-non-abonnements

>>2682
Merci anon :)

a116a692fd767bde56d697a6b36b50c15a27fdcd252940bb5ec08b50901fb826.mp4
[Hide] (1.9MB, 540x540, 00:28)

Une coincidence, pour sûr.

Nicolas-Gouyou.png
[Hide] (600KB, 1005x1064) Reverse

Nicolas-Gouyou.mp4
[Hide] (7.3MB, 1280x720, 01:27)

Un peu tard pour se réveiller et s'inquiéter des conséquences

6d6a57b1a992552828e445c6d1e380ff38b8a406fa9c7af881be70dc3f5819fd.png
[Hide] (321.5KB, 768x521) Reverse

52df75a0913060ebc6035dfc19ba9aab04f9fbd7261cdc8317ac8c49d4098ba7.png
[Hide] (57.5KB, 768x222) Reverse

6c854f8daee05152600cd3af81d68cdd74c5f74d2842b8fb7fccff9ac057acd8.webm
[Hide] (304.8KB, 720x1280, 00:05)

DGSE carrément

jews did this.

>>2692
Un pote de mon ex va passer en jugement dans cette affaire. Il a joué aux barbouzes pour cette loge en participant à de multiples crimes dont le meurtre (de l'ancien pilote je crois).
Pour ce qui est de la question du complot, je pense que cette affaire était surtout liée à la loge Athanor sans que les obédiences supérieures ne s'en soient mêlées, mais qui sait, on ne nous dit pas tout ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

Shawn_Robinson.jpg
[Hide] (60.8KB, 620x477) Reverse

>>2908
>>2925
>>3741
I'll definitely not be able to include the full RAI broadcasts since they're extremely aggressive with the copyright so I had to trim the TEATRO 10 section, you can still see it unedited in one of the links in the description

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pTJmKWyQGew

ClipboardImage.png
[Hide] (72.1KB, 250x250) Reverse

>>1414 (OP) 
>and which film has the best score in your opinion?
Dragon Heart is one of my favorites

Господин_Oформитель.webm
[Hide] (2.2MB, 640x480, 03:33)

In my recent dive on Soviet cinema i looked into a movie that had a seemingly famous composer on it, Sergey Kuryokhin. 
The score was pretty good but a song caught my attention from the rest, sadly it's not in the official score and also isn't on the discography of the composer so who knows its real creator but here it is anyways.
It is played when the movie goes into a calm nature setting, which is itself an oddity in an otherwise very interesting project that delves into obvious esoteric topics that would make most anons get an anti-virus alarm siren on their head at full volume perhaps more on that later

>>3285
holy shit man please do not ever link this modern smrd sloppa again 
if u want gypsified music there is plenty good one https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sZKAPsVYaTY&list=PLx_1rPHbWCrS1CMbMXjnBYKjKiCdk3_uW&index=3 
and this is example of actual serboid / balkan music https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vHk3y1Uiwb4&list=RDvHk3y1Uiwb4&start_radio=1 
so please brother

>>3774
Shit music. Hitler was right. You're still illiterate and stick out like the fake white nigger that you are.

>>3771
I can't take half of what you said seriously. Your English is terrible as well and it makes you hard to understand.
>Corman
>good
Okay. I'll bite. 

Masque of the Red Death is technically the best movie he ever made. If you watch a movie like The Court Jester starring Danny Kaye, you will see that he was technically on par with a film of that caliber. He was better tbh but he was generally on par with other directors who were churning out movies back then. Another similar director would be Andre de Toth. Modern equivalents would be Brian Yuzna and Charlie Band particularly with his Puppet Master movies. I like these movies, but I can see the edges of the sets if that makes sense.
If Vincent Price wasn't in that movie, it would likely not be a cult classic and be somewhat neglected in retrospect.

IMO, to be considered a competent director you have to have a near technical mastery of the medium. At the end of the day, this is mostly what directors ultimately do. If you're an auteur on top of that and attuned to formal and philosophical depth, I'd say then that director could be considered a genius. 

I would say then that itt all competent directors are: Trier, Tarantino, Haneke, Fellini, Fincher, Scorcese, Petersen, Spielberg,  Godard, Eastwood, Griffith, Chaplin, Rodriguez.

The TECHNICALLY worst itt are Corman, Jodo, Landis (he's better known for his writing anyways and a good script can transform an otherwise mediocre movie), Anderson, Carpenter, Godard, Zahler 100 percent, Refn, Noe Iskanov, Lanthimos. A lot of these people literally make ugly movies with poor acting. Even if they have cult qualities or other appeals, I cannot honestly say that they are good directors.
An adjacent example would be outsider art. Some people find the art deeply interesting, yet often the art itself is not technically well done.

>>3775
>Muh english
Stop sucking cock and get to it
>to be considered a competent director you have to have a near technical mastery of the medium
I think i get what you mean, you are seeing the director as the technical leader rather than the creator. It is a logical take on it and i respect it, but as you might've deduced most anons here see the director under the doctrine of the auteur, for better or for worse.
Also i do have to say many directors are neophytes and downright retards with some technical aspects, like Kar-Wai Wong with audio or Tarantino with lightning. In your definition i would like to see Tarantino trying to something with a low budget, he always brute forced his movies with actors, licensed soundtracks and set pieces lifted from other movies.
Corman managed to do competent projects in different genres, from old school noir (Machine Gun Kelly), drama (Intruder aka Rockwell Cpt. Kirk), horror (The Fall of the House of Usher) and sci-fi (X-Ray Eyes). Note my use of "competent", as in good enough for general release and with enough qualities to be remembered, like Machine Gun Kelly's aping 30's cinematography and using overloaded blank rounds.

>I cannot honestly say that they are good directors
Under your definition i would agree with the exception of Corman who worked with shoestrings, that is justifiable when he used a 1/10 of what others spent in the same market.
>Geniuses
I would add Griffith due to being the pioneer in several regards and Scorcese when he feels like it but it seems he made many projects for money rather than personal urges.
>I am not speaking on the merits of individual films 
You mean judging on overall careers? that makes them harder to judge but i can understand

>>3776
>Stop sucking cock and get to it
What?
>i would like to see Tarantino trying to something with a low budget
Okay, well he already did. Numerous times.
>your technical-focused criteria makes sense but you are forgetting the important part of an audiovisual narrative product
No I am not. Read again dipshit.
>at the end of the day you are a pedestrian element fit for working on nigger productions at Starz TV rather than function as a creator
And you are so dumb you don't even understand what I am saying.
This conclusion on me doesn't even make any sense. Because I am essentially laying out what constitutes a COMPETENT director, you somehow are judging me as a crew person rather than an auteur. What the fuck is going on in your retarded fucking head guy? It sounds like you have serious psychological problems. I never even claimed to be a director or anything or want to be one? This is weird projecting.

The one thing I really don't miss about imageboards is the disproportionate amount of mentally ill and retarded people on them. I look forward to never speaking to your illiterate, dumbshit ass again.
Anyone with a sound mind would understand what I am saying. 

The fact that one of your takeaways is that I am rejecting or neglecting narrative demonstrates that you barely even read my other posts or you genuinely are borderline illiterate in English, which is evident.

>>3777
>well he already did
5 million is not low budget, even in 90s/00s Hollywood
>No I am not
You are, amateur
>The one thing I really don't miss about imageboards
Feel free to fuck off and kill yourself then, you clearly stick out like a sore thumb who cannot understand basic posts and dismiss them with muh imperfect grammar arguments.
Buddy read the thread and realize you are in an entire different channel for all the wrong reasons. Nothing else to say, you can now enjoy my non-presence.

>>3778
what a dumbass kek

mayuri-pinup-png.png
[Hide] (19.9MB, 4554x7700) Reverse

naoko-guitar.png
[Hide] (17.7MB, 5293x4419) Reverse

reiko-keytar.png
[Hide] (10.6MB, 4500x4635) Reverse

Also here's a bunch of stuff I drew since the start of the year.

>>2600
>>2601
>I understand that not everyone likes strong-looking chicks, but I really do.
This is well-beyond "strong-looking chicks". But fair enough, at least you're being consistent, and true to your style so there's that.

Regardless, I admire the fact you're actually pursuing your dream and not just sitting around complaining about things. GG.

ClipboardImage.png
[Hide] (392.4KB, 850x1079) Reverse

>>2602
I actually reduced the size of her deltoids a bit. Or rather flattened them so that they're more straight on from her shoulders.

>>2603
Thanks for the update.

sachi-lowpolymodelprev15.png
[Hide] (310.5KB, 1247x1301) Reverse

Sachi's model is finally done. Next phase is to get her ready for animation.

96c99826fa6895f92af30c489f5a4e8ca0316b492520823b85ede7bb108a63f3.jpg
[Hide] (987.5KB, 2296x3061) Reverse

The demo is up and running in Akihibara's Happinet. So far, no one has posted anything notable that I can see.

>>9568
As I said, I imagine Norihisa took a lot of people with him when he left. Either that, or Tominaga is such a scumbag he fired all the competent people and replaced them outsourced scabs.

>>9572
https://imagetranslate.ai/translate-to-english
I used this for the first two pages. It uses Grok as a base. Then I guess I ran out of free credits, so I switched to Google Image Translate for the third one.

neptune__blanc__noire_commission_1_coloring_by_planeptune_d6yv6vg.jpg
[Hide] (1.4MB, 1658x3000) Reverse

>>9616
I find it pretty funny that it's literally right next to the demo for Underwater Ray Romano's final entry. Really reinforces that all these otaku publishers are in the same boat together, and they'll probably go down together. So far, it doesn't seem like Compile Heart intends for this to be the final Neptunia entry unlike Aquaplus, but who knows how much longer they'll last if this new mainline doesn't sell a bajillion copies.

>>9544
>We have a name now for the one responsible for Neptunia's post-2020 direction: Hikaru Tasui, who has been producer since Sisters vs Sisters. So then it can be reasonably assumed this guy was the one who had Neptunia abandon turn-based.
You think if this game underperforms compile will get rid of the guy and go back to what works or are we stuck with him>>9545
> so he could sell you Genshin Impact with Neptunia characters.
If gust could not sell me the ruined atelier this guy will not be abl>>9617
>it doesn't seem like Compile Heart intends for this to be the final Neptunia entry unlike Aquaplus
Aquaplus have years worth of old games put them on gog and steam invest the money they get to have them translated uncensored then put the profits from that into another game, It's not like they are out of options with a catalog like that.

bf5cf8dfc5d13e28bc5d23597bf4c31e3576bdd25ef32e0bf471010250724648.jpg
[Hide] (166.9KB, 768x768) Reverse

5c26635ade12b53b77ad1d58f3fb40854dc3de9a255dd663132b1018f25070c9.jpg
[Hide] (1.5MB, 3024x3024) Reverse

https://note.com/nepnepmania2dx/n/nb42cdbc77cd1

Some Japanese guy went to the Happinet demo yesterday and wrote a blog post about it (props for the Nepugurumi of my wife). Actual story/character-wise, not much that we don't already know. Only things that jump out to me is that all of the Gamindustri nations aside from Lowee are already "advanced" to the state we were shown in the reveals even before the timeloop/reset and the appearance of the new goddesses. The other thing is that the introduction narration apparently calls Gamindustri as having "transformed into an era of diversity and coexistence". First of all, LMAO at Compa trying to sugarcoat the modern gaming industry, it's a total shithole by any metric and I'm sure any otaku game publisher can attest to how well they're "coexisting" with it. Second, while I'm not going to jump up and immediately declare pozz because the word "diversity" was used when it could just be in a typical sappy Japanese way instead of the "DIEVERSITY IS OUR STRENGTH"-type messaging that has become one of the mottos of our modern dystopia, it's still enough to make me cringe.
More substantial things revealed here is that the demo was running on a PS5 at consistent 60fps, rare for modern Compa games where 60fps is usually limited to outsourced Xbox ports or PC ports on higher-end hardware with p

>>9655
The fact it runs at 60 FPS on PS5 is actually great news. This means Compa learned to use proper update loops in Unity and in theory the game should work great at any framerate now. Or they just sped up the physics tickrate from 50 to 60 ticks per second.
Switch 2 should be a LOT more powerful than Switch 1 which ran SvS and GMRE at 30-ish FPS which highly suggests that Switch 2 should be able to handle 60 in V:C. However, only Neptunia saw performance improvements. Either they haven't landed in Villion yet because it's an early build, or Compa just doesn't give two shits about fixing it.

>>2607
To what? There's only like 3 distros not using it.

>>2607
I don't know why this would matter. The only meaningful use case of this would be to make invasive anticheat work, which has been one of the biggest problems with porting certain big games to Linux.

>but what if they lock down every Linux computer on earth!?
Yeah what if your mom wasn't fat. It's so absurd that it's pointless to even think about.

oy_vey_no_criticizing_core_arch_linux_devs.png
[Hide] (59KB, 819x352) Reverse

oy_vey_no_criticizing_core_arch_linux_devs_2.jpg
[Hide] (21.2KB, 1556x158) Reverse

>>2609
https://nosystemd.org/
https://github.com/BryanLunduke/DoesItAgeVerify (some of the distros in this use systemd, but if they keep it they'll likely continue using forks or outdated versions when this gets pushed through)
The first site has a decent selection. I'd advise avoiding Chimera Linux though, as it's run by a seething, FOSS-hating tranny who makes really stupid decisions (like trying to force Gnome as the default UI on a non-systemd distro) and apparently gets mad at bug reports because they necessarily imply his work isn't perfect. He's such a lolcow that previous versions of his website declared suckless software users were to be banned on sight for being dangerous software extremists.
>>2610
It is absurd, but this is Poettering and corporate tranny devs we're talking about. They're currently trying to frame people who don't go along with this as "MAGA Linux" and censoring complaints on leddit.
It's happening. It's absurd, and obviously won't infect distros that won't comply, but it is coming. Be ready.

>>2612
Thanks for the resource, anon.

I made a game...

...April Fools haha I actually didn't!

>>3907
Lol. Well I prayed for you, so maybe God extended grace towards you (you do know that's not normal, right?  :)  I'd recommend you don't push it like that ever again. Cheers.

>>3908
you do know that's not normal, right?
Liver strong. 
I've honestly never had one, even after some pretty serious alcohol poisoning.  Almost drowning in vomit unconscious kind of stuff. I had not drank so much in years though, so I figured it would finally catch up to me.  Thank you for your prayers. Perhaps God did, or maybe over and over has sheltered me.  And your not wrong I need to quit this stupidity.

>>3909
>I've honestly never had one, even after some pretty serious alcohol poisoning.
Can't last IMO.

>Thank you for your prayers. Perhaps God did, or maybe over and over has sheltered me.
You're welcome. May He did.  :)

>And your not wrong I need to quit this stupidity.
Yes you do. Please take care of yourself Anon. We need you here. Maybe find some grand vision you've dreamed of as a child and go make it real!  Good luck, Anon. Cheers.

>>3910
>Maybe find some grand vision you've dreamed of as a child and go make it real!
I don't think I can be a velociraptor though.

>>3912
Really though, maybe I should find something to chase.

124263475477.png
[Hide] (140.8KB, 403x445) Reverse

I just spent like 4 hours debugging, and turns out it's a Windows problem. There's a Windows API that randomly throws exceptions on purpose, not because there was an error, but just for some random internal state changes. If you capture exceptions and try to go run your own error handling routines, the Windows API will corrupt everything.

>>2627
That sucks (as expected of Wangblows). Did the last White man with two brain cells to rub together at least give you an exception type you could NOP on in your loop before he turned out the lights and left the building there at M$?
[code]catch (pooshit_exception_type_388904 const& e) {
  // do nothing because reasons lol
}[/code]

1393425383567.png
[Hide] (75.7KB, 231x231) Reverse

>>2627
>use the API to browse for files to load
>returns nothing no matter what I select
>use same API to browse for a path to save file to
>returns 2 file paths, one is the path I selected, the other is a completely unrelated path from my program and disconnected from any part of this process and never used in anything related to this API
>take a 3 hour break
>try to save a file again
>now it returns nothing too
I swear someone is watching and doing this to me and laughing right now. I finally start getting some of my productivity back, and this is the kind of shit that starts happening.

>>2628
It's not a C++ kind of exception. I'm using Windows' vectored exception handler which is called first when any exception anywhere occurs, I can fix this problem by switching to a "higher level" one (unhandled exception filter), but 99% of my own crashes will corrupt the call stack and/or related memory and prevent me from creating an error report. I don't actually know why but the vectored one seems to catch those crashes before they fuck shit up.

I can check for this particular exception code and pass it forward t

>>2629 
Never mind the second one started returning nothing because I had commented that part out.

>>2629
>anon using a 14 year old crop of mine
Horee shit.

>>17473
>>17478
I woodn't say it's negative, it's realistic.
As someone else who's been fired before by the > going a different direction route with zero explanation dialogue 
Its frustrating; conformity and social dynamic seem to take precedent typically which I also find as crazy.
> All you can do is keep moving forward 
That's just it, one day at a time one achievement at a time;  your thoughts on this are correct don't leave a job unless you have a plan. It's easier to get a new job ironically when you have a job my only stipulation is if it effects your well being or your employer is abusive.
You shouldn't be too hard on yourself though, while employment is important it doesn't shape who you are.
I became my job at one point and while I don't regret what I achieved when it was all said and done it was just me; and learning to be myself again has its own challenges.
I wood try a few things if your unsure of your own direction explore as many options as possible at least you'll know what you like and dislike and at least give you the information to make formulated decisions going forward.

>>17482
>I became my job at one point
It's weird, because you don't, or at least I didn't, realize how true this is until it suddenly stops.

f747aaf3121fba224b87dd11a861d253db287ddd.jpg
[Hide] (7KB, 278x212) Reverse

Spoiler File
(26KB, 472x578) Reverse

>>17449

I am not >>17447 but...

> And our clothes are all too often ripped
> And our teeth are all too often gnashed

Yeah....

>>17499
Stay stronk, Anon. Always darkest before the dawn as they say.

>>17499
Hmm...
>And it lasts as long as it possibly can
>But I just don't
>But I just don't accept this
>I just don't accept this at all
It'll be okay.

>>17021
>Thank you for subjecting yourself to my autism.
No, thank you for displaying your enthusiasm.  It's a nice thing to see.  I'll have to listen to these later even though I'm bretty sure I will dislike all of it.

>>17023
>even though I'm bretty sure I will dislike all of it.
It's so twee that I can imagine it being a bretty big turn-off to a lot of people. If you want it out, I'd definitely recommend beginning with Begin. It's frontloaded with mellower material but gets a little more rocky after "The Island." If you still feel like you're developing Type '67 diabeetus after hearing it, then that wood be a good place to stop.

Maybe U.F.O. wood still be worth listening to for you, since it's psychedelic folk and not sunshine pop, but that all depends on your tolerance for folk music. I'm not big on the "wannabe poet with an acoustic guitar" side of things, but I can appreciate the fleshed-out orchestration. I like it, although personally I wood recommend this album before U.F.O. for that sort of thing >>7840.

>>17030
NTA
U.F.O. is a berry nice folk album.

Not sure if this channel is from one of you anons, but the music is delightful.

https://youtube.com/channel/UC3Q_ljkAROk9I00h2VZpiBw

I guess this isn't music per se, but rather some very nice ambient background.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1VnE2DOEHQs