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>>3999
>>4000
Noice.

>>3999
After i got blessed with trips here, i improved my situation a bit.

>>4002
Glad to hear it, Anon!

>>4002
But you're not me!

>>4004
sorry for confusion, i meant i am 3999.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Papal_tiara
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Papal_coronation

>>18002
I had no idea these existed. 
>>17650
These are berry interesting plants. Thanks for sharing.

>>17650
>>18023
I've seen both that plant and it's much more colorful relative.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Monotropa_uniflora
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Monotropa_hypopitys
There's also a species of conifer on New Caledonia that uses the same myco-heterotroph system.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Parasitaxus

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bovril

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_fictional_catpeople

>>39238
No. What happened is he finally decided to abandon Cuckflare and switch to a different DNS provider. It's probably taking time because it has to update the records.

>>115181
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>>115183
Hey, retard, did you know that the landing struts for the moon landing were designed the way they were BECAUSE scientists thought that the moon had "soft ground"? Because they were all die-hard believes in the bing-bang theory and so believed that the moon, due to lacking an atmosphere over billions of years, had a soft unstable surface that was effectively like landing in several feet deep soft snow. Meaning that if they were to have faked ANY part of landing, that would have been the defiante part and the dead giveaway. Yes, this means by extension that the Christians were right that the universe was a several thousand years old, and scientists proceeded to have a mass coronary as they immediately spent the next decade writing endless papers explaining how their theories "totally" weren't wrong.

>>115187
>Yes, this means by extension that the Christians were right that the universe was a several thousand years old
Lol. This isn't a Christian doctrine. Only a very smol portion of Christians believe this unbiblical philosophy: the so-called Young-Earth Creationists (YECs). The vast majority of Christians don't maintain anything else on this topic beyond the biblical passages that state that this creation is ancient.

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>>115183
Question, China has had drones up to the moon, what reason would they have to continue any fiction that America, their biggest enemy that they would gain the most from humiliating, went to the moon.
>>115045
>Hark, yon foole thinketh there be lande beyonde the western seas. Doth he not know the Earth to be flatte?

>>115187
>Hey, retard, did you know that the landing struts for the moon landing were designed the way they were BECAUSE scientists thought that the moon had "soft ground?
Nobody cares. We're talking about how a man could be in the moon here.

>>115189
Obviously they want to prove that they are the  first human type life form that could travel into deep space and made an asylum in the moon. Unfortunately it's scintifically not feasable to achive this goal even with the current technology that we have right now.

Look, if Russian could'nt do it, what the flying fuck a mutt could able to accomplish this? In fact the Russian have ventured into space many years earlier than the mutt and found out, even if the laws of the 2nd thermodynamics doesn't applied in deep space, it's rediculously impossible for a life form to survive in an empty vacuum environment. Let alone, go through the radiation belt lol.

Here's the thing that I don't understand about mutt. When it comes to space soyence, they just dont want to admit failures.In fact they managed to failed at a greater degree by telling lies about success they had until, they've been found out about how spectacularly they had failed. Talk about the stardard of being double nigger, yes the mutt has crowned this title back in 1969. People forget that the only w

saars, this is an anime board

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>>18106
very amazing-looking birb!

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>>18099
I'm sorry.

Up next we have some Momokuri!

Momokuri - 09
https://mega.nz/file/0fBwDApC#fzyW7RW2Aws8nCPkhRW_GqKGwMvh4OgIQFUUZMaMR-E

Will there be a stream today?

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>>115172
Yes. Couldn't load the site last night to mention it, but the stream will be starting shortly!

Also meant to post another episode of Kyoukai.
Kyoukai no Kanata - 09
https://mega.nz/file/9fgjVaCQ#xz6Wdm4yWsT4gok2vSOVM3suo5LX-GFhy0HN4xZkHlI

>>115173
Thanks for the stream

Time for your Momokuri and Kyoukai!

Momokuri - 10
https://mega.nz/file/UY920aSa#z0zXTqf374N7A7Oi5BgjAZpD25TnL-enN__OC7iJYNg
Kyoukai no Kanata - 10
https://mega.nz/file/hJ9jWZJQ#lK7muck6qfAqDid-aZY-44vbbyn0HOYoC0mq7BgHEzw

>>1062
>when the pilot is jostled by impact it can cause some feedback loops.
Yeah, that's an interesting point. Pacific Rim showed a lot of that pilot jostling going on during battles.

>>1063
I imagine the pacific rim system with its neurological interface goes like "oh pilot is falling, ignore pilot input until we're on the ground".  The puppeteer frame probably wouldn't actually translate to direct to direct control, but rather a sort of cushioning (and feedback) to allow the pilot to move and the computer to read the motor cortex.  2 pilots gives 2 readings.

Still, with such a system its hard to tell if mental strain is real or just a plot device.  If you're linking 2 people's minds together to get synchronized movement, sure.  But if it is just to control the mech, there are folks with neurolink tweeting just by thinking about it and they don't seem to have much problems

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>>1043 (OP) 
fyi you can convert .webp easily to .gif with gimp. I do it all the time.
>>1062
>Gasaraki's Tactical Armors do a pretty good job, as I understand it the mech has AI that handles much of the gruntwork.  However there also appears to be some sort of magical woo-woo neuro link to it and the actuators are based off something organic.  If an AI is trained for walking, you could just have a pilot control it with a dpad, really.
Some mecha like Big O and the other Megadeus' (Megadei?) are basically fully sapient and seem to just allow the pilot to guide their actions, to varying degrees based on how much they like the pilot. Which in turn allows a really simplistic looking mechanical control scheme to work.

>>1064
>Still, with such a system its hard to tell if mental strain is real or just a plot device.  If you're linking 2 people's minds together to get synchronized movement, sure.  But if it is just to control the mech, there are folks with neurolink tweeting just by thinking about it and they don't seem to have much problems
The justification they provide in the first film (Haven't seen the second, and never will as I heard it's trash) is based upon the myth that dinosaurs were "so big" that they had to have "two brains" to function. In fact, this is outright stated as also being true for the kaiju in the films. And so the logic extends that you need "two minds" to handle controlling these big giant robots neurlogically. And in case you're wondering, no, the dinos having "two brains" was a myth like I said. It's based upon 19th century theories on how dinosaurs functioned.

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>we did it
>we built the first production-ready transforming mecha
>but you have to lay on your back and tilt your head up to see forwards when the mecha transforms
Little did Tomino know that newtypes would just be people with really flexible necks.

POTD
Yeah this looks excellent! I was afraid it would turn out looking exactly like Ghost in the Shell: SAC 2045. Thanks, Anon!

>>115184
Oh man the quality in this PV is depressing. I remember how stunning it was watching gits in early 2000. This PV looks nothing like the predecessor, what a shame.

No Oshii?  No watch.

https://xcancel.com/gelbooru/status/2053211720231862279
Gelbooru is down after being backstabbed by crimeflare. At this point lozertuser likely has a level of autistic spite on par with famous pedophile Joshua Moon, so it's likely to be back in a couple days. Just be ready to start scraping when it does.

>>115191
Also, add 131.143.124.72 to your hosts file and it comes back, they only cut off the DNS.

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>>10114
>Clea's All Lives skills for this purpose. 
All Lives restore *some* mana conditionally. Three consecutive All Lives are not enough to reset the entire gauge sometimes.
Two Manafronts guaranree 100% MP on the entire party, making all the skills free, unconditionally. She can instantly respawn the whole party  at full health from any range for free.
>unlike Lily brings more to the table than healing.
You'd be right if Lily's healing wasn't enough to make the game basically play itself after CH7. With Lily, Shina and Celica can have ZERO downtime on invulnerability, or rgue that Lily is the single strongest character in the whole game and Manafront/Revive abuse trivializes the game exactly the way Ram's Twin Saw Solid did in SvS. She also has a powerful poison skill that's way more likely to process than Shina's Rokudian.
>Lily was pretty much on the permabench for my whole playthrough
Kudos for not adopting the cheesiest fucking way to beat this game.

>>10114
>>10117
reading all this is making me feel like i stumbled my way through the game, even though i don't remember having too much trouble with it...

i remember shuffling my party around a bit, i do know that i ended the game with Shina, Al, and Celica, though; Shina and Celica alone felt like more than enough to bulldoze everything...

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>>10100
>Whew! I almost got aroused by this extremely visceral kissing section. Dodged a bullet there, Kids are gross and I got my first erection at 18.
I just wonder who he makes posts for since it's clear nobody really believes this.

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>>10100
>See the difference is this isn't trying to make me aroused 
>Kids are Gross! Teens are homonal gross creatures! This is supposed to be humorous! stop being attracted to children!
Oh right, and, obligatory:

>>10117
mfw my stupid ass mixed up props and kudos I'll kms

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Done. Thanks for the puzzle! I love the playlist.

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>>2134
I finally got my amulet

>>2144
What are your thoughts so far?

>>2146
I like the way it looks, the outer edge ring surrounding the circuit is actual silver and the transparent material holding the circuit is apparently made of crystal
I watched a video some time ago about these kinda amulets in which they said that it can remove barriers to what is sought after, but the one holding the amulet must actually go the distance to get the most out of it.

All of that said, it was very expensive. A custom amulet like mine is priced at $500 usd and then the international shipping as priority mail was $55 usd. Then I had to pay additional $218  usd worth to get it from my local post office, I think in part because they had a storage fee and had stored it for days.

I went to a mystical store and someone there introduced me to quantum manifestation

>>2163
What does that entail?

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>>1004
Every gundamfag I've talked to about it hates G-Witch with the fury of a thousand suns. Something to do with the setting being essentially cyberpunk (Anaheim in the UC comes close but otherwise unique in the franchise) but the series itself is like a high school slice of life with robots tacked on for most of its run. While it eventually does pick up from what I've heard the plot is still basically a string of woman moments until the MC gets gay married to the main rival at the end.

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>>1021
That sounds like ass in a boring way. At least a show like BNA is a big enough fuckup that you can laugh at it for accidentally inverting itself.

>>1000
Man, does GQuuuuuuX feel like it needs another episode or two. The show has almost no breathing room after they leave the colony, and there's so much going on in the last episode that I want to rewatch it to take in a couple details better. The idea of some G-Witch newfag trying to watch this and getting completely lost because of how heavily it relies on UC callbacks and Evangelion crossreferences is pretty hilarious, but even if some of it is neat, this thing is a mess.
When do we get the MAN-03 Kikeroga gunpla? I love how retarded it looks.

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Update: I'm glad I rewatched those last two episodes, as I was so tired the first time around that I somehow completely missed Amuro's presence within the GQuuuuuuX. It figures that I spent the entire show waiting for that and overlooked it through sheer exhaustion when it happened.

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I don't think Lalah will ever live this show down.

>>76953
I think those kind of interactions can only have a positive effect if they result in the slave are losing her virginity (front or back) in a way she enjoys. Repeatable actions, be them sex with a non-virgin or giving her a hug or a kiss, don't have a positive effect since it would have annoying gameplay effects. Imagine if kissing your slaves with 50 or more devotion boosted their devotion by one point, a player might feel like he's playing suboptimally if he doesn't kiss all 130 of his devoted slaves every week.

>>76954
>a player might feel like he's playing suboptimally if he doesn't kiss all 130 of his devoted slaves every week.
I do it anyway

>>76954
So it's just flavor text ? Damn that's kinda sad.

>>76959
Some of the interactions have significant effects such as getting them pregnant, inflating them with milk or uhh... downstairs milk, etc. If they are resistant then fucking them in the pussy/mouth/ass will cause them to get the "hates penetration", "hates oral" or "hates anal" flaws respectively, which can some time later get softened into quirks.
That aside, yes, most of those interactions are just for fun and have no actual effect.

>>76958
A true gentleman.

How do I play paternalism while also playing intellectual dependency? I like retarded bimbos, happy retarded bimbos

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>>2688
Vérifié

>>2689
Leur nouveau nom de domaine c'est tastycrousty.biz JEJ

>>2715
>tastycrousty.biz
kek
Moi je passe directement par l'onion en général.

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>>2685
Gèmeraude

>>2711
Voilà pourquoi Internet a été inventée.

>>1049
>and doesn't work by default on Wine
<Using Linux to play PC games
I think I found your problem.

>>1050
This is the first time in close to two decades of using Linux off and on that I've ever had an issue with Wine itself not working.

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MotorSlice has at least one walking mech amidst its construction robot bosses, and a pretty huge one at that. It's a bit more dynamic to platform on than the prior bosses, as the limbs give it more exterior moving parts than the dumptruck or the helicopter. The problem is that, unfortunately, running up the thing and killing it is still a lot more trivial than a Shadow of the Colossus boss. You actually climb the latter, and cling on for dear life while the titan tries to shake you off, whereas here you just run up some geometry, do a bit of platforming, and zip around vulnerable orange patches with your chainsword. It isn't nearly as satisfying to take down, and you almost feel bad for the boss because it's helpless the moment you get a foothold.

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Is there anything half-decent in this piece of shit? The only ones I'm sort of familiar with are Muv-Luv and Vox Machinae, and the latter I only know because they made Signal Ops.

>>1061
M.A .S.S. Builder is mediocre as hell. Close to a shit game if you ask me.
 
Mechabellum is a halfway decent time waster if you like Multiplayer.  

Grendizer is a typical license game that follows the anime episode by episode. If you like Grendizer get the switch version.

Star Renegades looks like Active Time Battle the rogue like (i.e. lazily designed). 

These are all the games in this chart I know of.

>>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.

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I'm getting really tired of all the Bob Lazar whitewashing that's been going on lately. All it does is hold the subject back.

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I stayed up until 7 a.m. looking into Roswell the other night. And reading through sections of interest from these two books, which I recommend (although the Roswell one requires prior knowledge of the incident) I have to admit that the evidence for crash retrievals isn't as good as I thought. Roswell might be one of the best cases, but the evidence for anything non-human is still nothing definitive. In fact, the evidence is worse now than it was 30 years ago. Kevin Randle was one of the big Roswell researchers back in the '90s (you may have seen him on the History Channel decades ago), but even he's not so sure about Roswell these days given problems that have been exposed with some of the sources of information. I read through the Crash section on the 1965 Kecksburg incident, which I'd thought was a pretty solid one, but even that entails going through a lot of conflicting information. I'm no expert, but Randle is probably the most grounded UFO researcher I know who comes at the topic from a pro-ET-hypothesis viewpoint.

Up until David Grusch going public and seeing the video from The Why Files video about Mark McCandlish, I'd previously never bothered looking into any of the stories about recovered alien technology. Jacques Vallee seemed to think Roswell was a distraction, so that might have kept me away. I'd always been interested in UFOs in a kind of passive way growing up, but reading Dimensions by Jacques Vallee was what got me looking deeper into UFOs in the first p

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I just finished this book and highly recommend it for anyone looking for a good overview of the Roswell case. Randle openly acknowledges his bias in favor of something non-terrestrial but also goes into the problems with unreliable "witnesses" and also has a detailed section dealing with the MJ-12 hoax.

He takes apart the Project Mogul balloon narrative put out by the Air Force in the '90s but still sticks pretty close to the fence for someone who advocates the ET hypothesis. He just happens to think that's the most satisfactory explanation given the limited information we have.

I tend to agree with him in the sense that it seems to me like there was something strange going on that contradicts the official story. I don't know if I'm willing to go out on any limb further than that though. It's a very enigmatic case, and I find it to be the most compelling UFO retrieval story out of the ones I've read about in regard to evidence.

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The files that were dumped the other day seem to have been pretty disappointing, but I'm not surprised. It's like they were putting as little effort into it as possible to release things to the public. The video clips I've seen didn't do much for me. I guess it's nice to have higher quality scans of documents that have previously been released though.

I just hope anything that's released in the future is of a higher quality and better evidence can be pried out of the glowniggers' hands. I'd like to believe this is just a prelude to good stuff coming out.

>>76425
1 nice virtue-signal, bud
2 ditto
3 probably doable with a mod, though, logically, minors would be in the juvie

>>76893
3. Can have a "big brother" or "big sister" program where you act as a "model prisoner" for them and get access to juvie.

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>Pick your character's pronouns. 
<Male chastity, forced chastity
>Buttplug.IO (Open the sex toy integration menu)

<Pick your character's pronouns. 
>Male chastity, forced chastity
<Buttplug.IO (Open the sex toy integration menu)
hell yeah

The pronouns shit is cringe and I don't care for it. I just want to play a game where you can get sissified and raped constantly without them forcing all their lgbt shit into it.

test

>>4348
New Anna Logue dropped just in time for Christmas.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xFtaWTzPLP4

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Happy New Year
I'm that 1 anon who's been curating animation and art that excels in imitating older aesthetics since 2022. This year I've decidied to focus on my personal animation and life, so it'll be a while till my next post

Found an animator named Skarmuse, their art/animation evokes late 90s cg renders projected onto film like those cinemark promos with the cats. 
Some of the animation has anachronistic issues but the key idea is there thanks to coloring, rendering, and bitrate compression/filters
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rpX9c0BIG6g
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ms5f_vNbOyk
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TGosrHDwd2w
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z3uQv3p4cww
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=owzOe4Bhc2U

I really enjoy this thread, its been super inspirational for my creative process, probably the best use of the 4chan format in my opinion

>>5173
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o4Ge4KQjv4Q

Would you say Planetronika counts?

>>5171
Ten minutes of Anna. That was pretty good, and I'm glad the cast is being introduced.

>>5076
>TESTMACARONI
Speaking of this guy, he made a new short about shrek in 1930's style.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Aor2ja9Aqmc

>>5185
It counts. It even got a new pilot episode one day ago.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4niV7OYZXYE

Regarding this kind of topic, what you should ask yourself is not, "would I be okay with a Zelda reference being in this CoC mod?" (the answer is "it's probably like a quarter as influential as Lord of the Rings ever was at this point as far as pop culture is concerned. It's fine. Deal with it.")

Rather, the question to ask yourself is, "is this specific plot point used for goblins actually interesting on its own merits?" Basically, nobody should give a fuck if it's a reference or not. Does it fit the goblinoids' vibe and identity? As far as I'm concerned, goblins usually have some kind of shamanistic culture, and I think the idea of men being born to them only once in a blue moon fits the vibe. They need some "cultural lore" for that, so it fits the mentality. They're a grubby little race of fucksluts with fat asses that only sometimes veer into the realm of "comically smart/capable" (Lumi, the assassins, etc.). A race like that doesn't just spawn naturally. It's utterly ridiculous on its face. They would immediately get absorbed into any other dominant culture nearby or get wiped out. They lack the pride and tradition of the Gerudo, to say nothing of their lack of physical strength and stature.

Therefore, I think the idea of a goblin prince of immense power gives them some kind of cultural center of gravity to keep the race a bit more sensible and grounded. Plus it would be REALLY hot to forcibly turn him into a girl and completely shit all over goblin culture, breaki

>>76966
The goblins currently live in matriarchal societies of 100 to 300 members, each one a descendant of their ruler. Goblins only give birth to goblins, not even demons or other monsters can get them pregnant with anything else, so goblin males are not needed.
Goblins were known for their inventions and only became horny retards thanks to the corruption, with those who didn't get corrupted being taken as slaves to invent shit for demons. Likely they used to have a respectable, technologically capable society that could fend off any intruders until the demons defeated them, not by force but by poisoning their water reserves.
Source: the codex.

>>76967
Didn't know all that besides the goblin pregnancy thing but honestly I'm surprised they invented that lore for them and then went and made them goblins specifically instead of some other race.

One wonders if goblins inherit *any* traits from their fathers at all.

Tried to do a centaur character for the first time, but couldn't. Is there something fucky getting it? I had hooved feet from mino blood and a bunch of equinums, but every try just got me closer to the horse bad-end and never the taur body.

>>76969
Drink some taurinum