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>>36798
>>36799
i've watched some of his stuff before. i took what he was saying as some of the worst districts of japan, like the one he was in, arent even close to as bad as ghettos in america rather than saying guns are bad. some of his content is interesting, talking about culture shock as an american, but a lot is about dating too. he seems pretty down to earth when he says most japanese people do not want to date outside of their race and it's often a red flag if one does.

>>8842
ohh, we're more similar than i would've guessed.
i probably should've taken after your example and not included the secondary characters, looking back

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>>8840
I like Clara, she's funny and cute. Cute and funny, perhaps.
I like Otsuu as a protag more than Jack. She's more direct and more of a leader while Jack is just kind of there to be support (both literally and story-wise).
Hameln is just really cool, and so is Red.
Thumbelina is there twice because I didn't like her in 2 but I did like her in Nightmares.
>>8841
Most likely, I never saw anyone else ever post Neptune (or any Neptunia/CH character)

>>8843
I'm about to be in the same boat you are. My ISP, the only tethered ISP I can get, is now charging $100/month for some of the worst residential service one could ask for. I rarely hit over 10 MBPS. 

So I'm going with 5G, which of course means that I'm going to be blocked from 4cuck as well. We can be cucked neighbors together.

>>8843
Also I don't know if it helps but I've tried clearing cookies and posting in other threads, and in some threads I'/m blocked from uploading images and others I'm not. I think it's literally just random.

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>>8845
>everyone hates Thumbelina
Good. I hated her even more in 2, actually. Especially when I started liking Cinderella, after Thumbelina was a giant bitch to her the whole game.
On another Mary Skelter-related note, yesterday was Alice's birthday. While I don't dislike Alice, I don't really like her that much either. She suffers too much from what I call "main girl syndrome". That is, she's a fairly bland, inoffensive girl, often a childhood friend, who is treated as the "canon" choice and shoved down your throat constantly. The only thing she's missing is being a healer archetype. Her best moments are when she goes monotone and starts verbally ripping into someone, and her entire role in 2, but throughout the rest of Nightmares and Finale, she's pretty much just the typical childhood friend character among much better options.
That said, I think she works well as an Alice archetype, trapped in a horrific wonderland, constantly questioning the nature of everything around her. Mary Skelter uses its fairy tale motifs extremely well, at least in the first two games. Finale drops the ball there and it's one of the reasons I consider it inferior to the first two.

>>8846
>>8847
Welcome to the club. It's pretty comfy here, actually. No shitposters, no need t

>>2321
Oui, ça doit être le deuxième ou le troisième.
Ça dépasse ton quota ? Combien ça coûte ?

>encore un fil sur les feujs
Et encore un first qui peine à dissimuler sa rage. Comme quoi.

Et Quid du #PALLYWOOD ??

>>2415
>>2321 ici, en vrai je m'en bat les couilles mais faut pas que ça tourne à l'obsession quoi.
>sa rage
juste ma lassitude anon, juste ma lassitude.

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Assez fan.

Le principe d'un imageboard c'est pas de poster une image quand tu fait un thread l'ahuri ?

>>16127
Good luck finding your notebook.
>closed due to pollution where i live.
Sounds scary, stay safe and healthy.

>>16131
Nah, i just got too much free time on my hand.

>>16132
Well since i lost my notebook, i moved to trying to use the Obsidian note app thing. It makes it easier to record vocabulary or grammer, since i can open a Ebook on the right and go on typing on the left.
With my luck, i'll be losing my computer.

>>16135
Thanks Anon.
Yeah, i've been coughing even when indoors. I'll live but it could be more comfortable.

>>16127

> I did learn and practice typing Hebrew on my keyboard (i could not find a keyboard or layout sticker so i just memorize the placements).

are you jewish, anon?

>>16156
Do you want them to let you in to the party?

>>16157
Please don't be rude on /comfy/.

>>2008
Thanks
I don't know if it works but we'll find out soon

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>>2006
Impressive. Very nice.

Relatively new Mega Drive/Genesis game
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d-2C2WtK3sU

>>2011
Neat! May it be an inspiration for your own work, Anon. Happy Thanksgiving!

>>2012
Its a different kind of game
There are many new games for the Mega Drive/Genesis in development or that have been released already

>>1890
Thank you

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https://patentimages.storage.googleapis.com/8d/ee/ae/0c0248761c9c7e/US20190168897A1.pdf

Might be interesting to build and test this thing

Some channelers have mentioned electro gravitic tech
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hnhCxgvTCWU
https://www.youtube.com/@gflstation

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This book has a chapter about Thomas Townsend Brown and his ideas for producing electric rockets and how that led him into making electrogravitic thrusters

>>1823
I had this idea that perhaps Biefield-Brown effect takes the triboelectric effect into account
So if one uses a copper metal for the negative (larger metal part of the capacitor) and something like aluminum for the positive (less massive metal part of the capacitor) Then one might get a greater propulsive effect

>>16154
Happy Thanksgiving, Anons  :)

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>>16125
It's berry weird when it habbens, isn't it?
I wood like to know, maybe there are some word filters here ;)

Anyway, welcome aboard anon. I can help in french if anyone interested.

Also we used to have a /lang/ board back to the cafe times. Also if anyone is interested there is this not so active textboard:
https://4-ch.net/language/

>>16125
B2 isn't so bad, and you don't need to be above C1 for vast majority of tasks.

>>16129
 Thanks! 
I did take some classes on French before but it never really sit well with me. Not my cup of tea, but the phonetics sounded berry well.
Romance languages in general, honestly.

>>16130
I understand that, it does go back to the question of wether you wish to be fluent or shrimply be understood.

>>16124 (OP) 
What language or languages are you working on?

>>15621
>Encyclopedia Brown
Now that was a "comfy read" where the protagonist was as much as a sperg as I was.

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As a departure from children's novels, I'd suggest picrel to anybody who has not read it. It's a shrimple and short story and will only take a few hours to read.

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>>15670
I never read that one but I did enjoy A Farewell to Arms.

I am currently reading Timbuktu by Paul Auster and i find it quite enjoyable.

>>16126
That sounds interesting, I might pick it up next.

That's it, winter is officially here. It's freezing cold!

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>>16070
> 1. Why?

Big hopes anon.

I have been rooting for a life change which depends on landing a job.

> 2. What do you achieve by making this post?

More clarity.

A comfy back and forth can be helpful see things through other eyes.

"No Anon Is An Island"

Tomorrow I will make my housemate chai because they have stressful job things.

Be the comfy you want to see in the world

>>16105
Well spoken indeed. We need to help each other here. Cheers.  :)

>>16107
>Be the comfy you want to see in the world
This. Same story, help your neighbors.

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It's been a busy week so far. I wrapped up my hunting season over the weekend (unless I go out in early January) and have spent a fair bit of time processing and freezing meat. I might stick something in the outdoors thread later. 
Tomorrow, I'm going to go see my dad and stepmother for turkey day. I really dislike like the cheap wet-cured hams he heats up, but he doesn't need to know that.
>>16107
>Be the comfy you want to see in the world
Excellent perspective anon. Kindness makes the world a better place.

https://protectchildren.ca/en/resources-research/experiences-of-child-sexual-abuse-material-survivors-report/

This study has some interesting facts. 33% of CSAM victims in this study reported being recognized by someone. 74% of them were worried about being recognized.

Starting on page 16 of the PDF, some of the CSAM survivors talk about their experiences with undergoing abuse such as stalking and harassment. It was basically like an aftereffect of being in CSAM.

>A handful of survivors alluded to offenders recognizing them by chance, such as by someone who had viewed the sexual abuse material and happened to be in the same restaurant or online chat room as them. Far more common, though, were descriptions of offenders deliberately tracking down survivors.

>Offenders will use social media, news reports, and other publicly available information to research survivors.[58] They learn the names of survivors, what they currently look like, their social media accounts, where they live and work, and so on. Sometimes offenders then publish this personal information in online communities of offenders — an action commonly referred to as “doxing.”

There's more testimony from them in the PDF, but that portion kinda reminds me 

>>1336
>Offenders will use social media, news reports, and other publicly available information to research survivors.[58] They learn the names of survivors, what they currently look like, their social media accounts, where they live and work, and so on. Sometimes offenders then publish this personal information in online communities of offenders — an action commonly referred to as “doxing.”
What weasel wording. Typical ((( kike tricks ))). Implying that some Anon who knows a child model's name is an "offender" simply because they looked up her information. This kind of smarmy manipulative language is why sensible people come to hate these
"Won't someone please just think of the children!?"
types in the end.

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Please spare us your little tête-à-tête here, the both of you.

>>1337
>What weasel wording. Typical (((  kike tricks  ))). Implying that some Anon who knows a child model's name is an "offender" simply because they looked up her information. This kind of smarmy manipulative language is why sensible people come to hate these
>"Won't someone please just think of the children!?"
>types in the end.

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>Please spare us your little tête-à-tête here, the both of you.

They were outright harassing the victims.
>Of the 82 survivors who were recognized from the abuse imagery, 78 experienced further harassment or abuse. 
That's out of 281 people involved in the study.

https://content.c3p.ca/pdfs/C3P_ExperiencesOfCSAMSurvivors_en.pdf

>Armed with knowledge of survivors’ personal information, some offenders stalked survivors. Some detailed the horrifying
experience of being followed in person or virtually, as did these survivors:
>“My abuser shared my address and we had cars that would park in front of our house and wait there sometimes for an hour. When the police would drive by the people would leave.”
>“I remember one time seeing someone talking in an image board… about me moving to [another country] — almost 6 years after the abuse recordings happened, I have no idea who they were, and it scared me. They were angry. I have no idea if they’re still following me today.”
>The stalking typically resulted in additional harm to survivors, including being called derogatory names, blackmailed, or physically assaulted. Stalking also involved repeated phone calls, hate mail, and knocks at their door. In a few extreme cases, an offender broke into a survivor’s home, left behind underwear, or harmed the survivor or their pets. Survivors were also stalked by offenders online, often targeted by many offenders and over lengthy periods of time. One survivor, for example, had “hundreds of Facebook messages for years from people all around the world.” 


>Another explained:
>“People even find my relatives’ old Facebook accounts and will scroll back to family pictures posted [years ago] just to share them and make jokes about how they’ve seen me nude. I can’t have social media accounts of my own, but if a photo that I’m in somehow trickles onto the internet, it gets found. I’m stalked constantly.”

 

>>1338
>They were outright harassing the victims.
There are laws already in place to deal with such behavior. Their language speaks for itself as to the the """researcher's""" natures (eternal-victim feminists, I'd expect). Please stop this pandering here.

And as to the schizo's primary point: LEA should go after the perpetrators stealing kids, not this shite. Jews run the porn industry. Want to track down all these missing children? Just follow the money.

>>1339
>*queue the violins*
Yes, they're sick perverts. Indians are far worse (and will become a MUCH more significant problem of this sort as they begin coming online). If it's blatantly-illegal behavior they're engaging in, then LEA can deal with them. But such nuisance behavior is trivial by comparison with actually-kidnapped-and-abused-children (often blood libel'd, as we saw evidence for time & again [cf. the Jew York Kiddie Rape & Murder tunnels from a couple years ago]).

>tl;dr
Keep your damned agendas within some kind of perspective here, friends.

I've decided to take part in the Metroidvania Month game jam on Itch.io, which I heard about from a dev I follow on Twitter (I don't like it either).

This is going to be my first project of any substance but I did a little work today and I will do a little work tomorrow, and hopefully I will have something technically playable by the middle of December. I'm doing this blogposting because I want to keep myself accountable.

>>2420
Good luck.

>>2420
Good luck, anon.

>>2420
I've made some really good progress on creative projects that aren't the game. Will try to get something concrete done this weekend.

>>2439
Smidgen of progress. I was following a basic platformer tutorial and realized that Redot is not stable enough on Artix to manage scenes and nodes properly, which is not unexpected. S'what I get for using a hipster's hipster distro. I'll just recreate what I was doing on Windows since I have an installation of Redot there that's perfectly stable.

Splitting my work between the two halves of my dual boot machine is an odd conundrum, though. I'd like to use Blender and Krita in Artix to have less overhead (and less distraction), but I know from experience that workflow can be a bitch to manage across different OSs.

At least Redot is making everything way easier than I thought it would be. That's a huge relief.

J'aime bien La Société de Minuit pour ma part :)

>>1739 (OP) 
Within Reasons de Alex O'Connor, philosophie, religions et un peu de physique. Peu importe ton point de vue, ils y sont tous représentés.

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Je viens de tomber dessus, j'aime beaucoup

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>>2433
>manuel valls [...] automatique breakdance
J'ai pas la ref mais ça a l'air rigolo, c'est quoi ?

>>2434
Une chaîne style narration mystérieuse qui parle de scandales historiques/criminels. La vidéo en l'occurrence porte sur la manifestation criminelle, voire occule de la décadence de la cours de Versailles durant les dernières années.

>>3428
>What if it's AI generated?
The absolute zeitgeist

>>3428
What if we're all AI generated?

>>3455
Or something even stranger https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Boltzmann_brain

>>3456
I like this, because he's right, and if he's not you can't prove it.

Doesn't look real.

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Stakhanovisme de la tristesse.

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L'hédonisme de l'épicurisme de l'ahahahaha

>>1482
Congrats! Just take your time and enjoy it, Anon.

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Just came across the neatest looking Lego set today at the store. It's quite beautiful really. I had to share it with >/rocks/

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I got one of these sets the other day just because the sunglasses pieces reminded me of the "aesthetic sun" and I thought I might be able to use it an a synthwave/vaporwave build someday.

>>1495
>...and I thought I might be able to use it an a synthwave/vaporwave build someday.
Sounds fun, Anon! Good luck.

>>1485
That's cool.

>>1047
Kind of the same deal for me. I've tried all sorts of mixes and combinations to mask the alcohol flavor but they always end up tasting too much like alcohol. So I've decided just to take one or two shots of straight vodka if I want a buzz. If my mouth is going to get assaulted by alcohol I might as well get it over as quick and efficiently as possible.

My combination of choice for hosting is this:
>12oz glass
>Add 5 or so ice cubes
>Add 1 1/2 or 2 shots of Jim Beam peach whiskey
>Fill with Arizona Arnold Palmer 1/2 and 1/2
>Stir well
It's such a smooth drink you have to be careful not to overdo it, especially if you serve out of a punch bowl or pitcher

not a drinker but recently had a sip of hot wine (no idea what wine, it was red) and quite liked it. Might experiment with heating drinks. Wish I had someone to drink with.

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>>3691
>not a drinker
Same, but a hot toddy or warm brandy can be very comfy in the wintertime.

bottom shelf cask tawny/port, cheaper than water, decent percentage (20% - 35%), decent amount (2+ litres)
otherwise i drink gin & vermoth at a 1:1 ratio, and a baker's dozen olives for good measure

>>3567
I like that first one, Anon. GG.

>>3566
Those look like they could be orchids growing on that branch? Nice bridge!

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looking through one of my old sd cards, had decent taste for the time
1/3

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>>3705
2/3

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>>3706
3/3

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>>3727
Is it The Old Dark House?
I wonder if the remake is a film I once saw but haven't been able to identify

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>>3728
It might have been, the woman in that pic definitely looks familiar. Is that Gloria Stewart?

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>>3729
Yes it is

I just watched the "remake" of The Old Dark House and it is awful, nothing like the James Whale original though apparently that film was lost when William Castle's was made.

Even worse, it's not the unknown film I'm still hoping to find.

>>3732
>unknown film
Any details you'd care to share?

>>3733
It's some other British comedy based around a horror or mystery situation in a large house with guests arriving. I happened to see part of it on TV and thought the dialogue was hilarious. There are a number of films in this vein but I haven't found the right one.

>>2445
>>2446
This was the first Game Fest of this kind, they're planning to make it an annual event
Maybe I could show my game there someday

>>2450
>Maybe I could show my game there someday
Good luck Anon. Go for it!

I saw a dream where I was working on a new update for my game.
But I don't have a game yet...

>>2454
Neat! I wouldn't ignore that, Anon. I suggest writing all the details you can remember down while you still can! Good luck.

>>2450
Goodluck Anon, have fun!