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>>923 (OP) 
see also - allchans dot org

Is 39chan.moe a good board?

>>2174
I went on that 5chan decentralized imageboard but it was even worse quality (in terms of posting) than the boards I know so I stopped going on there

It looks like Autismchan is dead again. Too bad.

Autismchan is back up:
https://autismchan.net
Unfortunately, they still don't allow VPNs.

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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.

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Dr. Phil, of all people, has recently hopped on the disclosure wagon and just did an interview with David Grusch:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LBXmqvFs0Ec
Grusch says he's spoken to someone who claims to have directly witnessed a UFO occupant being taken into custody, which isn't something he's talked about before.

>>2155
>Reborn as a vending machine
The delightful and ever-novel pleasure of a shallow existence. I can't imagine ever watching that garbage lamo.

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July is nice and stuff
Summer is nice
Having a moment

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Today I had a berry lemon sweet icecreamy goodness

>>2195
Sounds quite delish!

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Certain berries are now ripe in my area
The ones in the pic are redcurrants I think

>>2181
How do you guys deal with your emotions? It's extremely easy for me to spin out of control and becoming overwhelmed by feelings of hatred and deep-seated anger that I struggle to turn off. I meditate pretty regularly and try to avoid things that set me off, but it's getting harder and harder to deal with and I detest mincing words with people.

>>2187
Feel it, notice that you're feeling it
Don't try to suppress, repress or get rid of it
Also don't express it much if its negative
Note that you can use anger expression positively
Recognize the difference

Reality is like a form of a mirror, expressing anger at things that make you angry creates more things to be angry about, so either express anger away from the thing that made you angry, express it positively (this is something to figure out) or don't express it (I recommend this last option if you can simply feel the anger without expressing it at what made you angry)

The letting go book has a chapter on anger if you like further reading

I've been reading "Seth Speaks" book and there's a lot of interesting information in it, like about the nature of reality, dream states and afterlife experiences

I made it past Focus 12 with my Gateway Experience practice, which I've been working on on and off, but I recently decided to skip ahead to Focus 15. I'm not sure I'm doing it well, but I've finally started getting to the point where I can feel my body going numb. What's nice is that I seem to be able to do it without the audio.

I don't really have any interesting stories, but it's really helped me achieve deeper meditative states. My goal is to see if I can consistently reach useful states for manifestation.
>>2193
I've known about it for a long time but only downloaded recently. I think it's going to be a while before I even get around to reading it. From the little I know, its ideas seem more legitimate to me than a lot of the usual New Age teachings.

>>2181
I've been climbing the scale somewhat since I discovered the video, I'm past neutrality

Apparently Neville Goddard calibrates at 350 on the scale

>>2149
Brush discharge
brought in the tubes of force
when the tubes of force 
are drawn into a conductor 
and dissolved in it
it imparts momentum

>>2149
Really interesting stuff around an hour into the video

https://tuzarapost.substack.com/p/exclusive-scientists-in-new-mexico

Vacuum balloons using Aerogel, could this work?

>>2170
They said they might arrive at a workable solution "in about two years" that was two years ago
Exciting times

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6usuyrePewc

I had a strange dream, like I was in a city
Felt like it was in Finland but at the end of the dream I was wondering where I was, maybe that's why I woke up

https://redirect.invidious.io/watch?v=hVqrW-fPOQ0

>>2140
Breddy amazing, /rocks/ . Looks a lot like some old wood.

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Some different iron minerals.

So, how do men even find these things, /rocks/ ??

>>2179
Some beautiful colors.

>>2180
>So, how do men even find these things, /rocks/ ??
Knowing general or local geology can really help. Like if you know that certain land forms or soil and sediment types can have associated minerals that can give you a clue what to look for and where to look for them.

Or if you know a very specific sort of mineral is found in a particular location (e.g. >>1630 >>1628 ) you can look in the area for that.

>>2180
There's an anime called Ruri no Houseki
In that anime they show the process of finding special rocks

>>2103
>Any recommendations?
Add 'robot-ey' & 'electronic-al' & 'motor-ey' things that make it look like a robot board. What about your project as mascot image?

>>2104
>What about your project as mascot image?
I think Galatea would be a good choice as a mascot. Just put her down in the bottom right corner is the usual way.

>>2158
That would be great, but I'll need to figure out how to do that. I really only know basic CSS, and I basically reverse-engineered this current CSS

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>>2092 (OP) 
>>2093
Updated Galatea to v3.0.9. She now has a new body with new accessories!

>>2176
The body is also sturdier than before.

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I have started work on updating the code (for the Catgirl Pool Party game demo)
So far the intro scenes work just like before. Next I'll update the code for the title screen, menus, options and finally I'll update the gameplay.
My plan is to finish all this before Christmas day. After Christmas I will focus on making changes to the gameplay, adding music to the game and prepare the game demo for /agdg/ demo day 66

>>2039
Looks great. Best of luck with the project!

I couldn't update all the code for the Mega Drive/Genesis version of Catgirl Pool Party before Christmas day, but I'll likely keep working on it later
I'm strongly considering working more on the Godot version of the game

>>2039
There wasn't enough time to submit a demo for demoday 66, I forgot to post this up until now
Perhaps I could submit an updated demo for the next one
I'm busy these days with other matters, but I will likely work on this again later

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I've been messing around with one of these lately. Apart from some build quality issues, I've been enjoying coming up with sounds on it. I'm not sure how versatile it could really be given its nature, but it definitely scratches a certain itch.