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Practices, spells, symbolism, etc
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No.1895 
>>1886
>Sure, I'm a squirrelly guy. Spent most of my life fighting the call to climb lightposts, get naked in public, argue with bugs, or become a street preacher among other things.
My own intrusive thoughts tend to not be the impulsive kind. The one I've been struggling with is the idea of going bald. My hairline receded a bit in my '20s but still looks pretty good, and I'd say my family members seem to fare better than average when it comes to that sort of thing. What scares me is that I can't seem to let it go even though I know it's irrational. I keep perceiving it in the present. I really don't know why I'm having these thoughts. I'd say part of it has to do with my own vanity. I've always wanted to look really attractive, and losing my hair would ruin my appearance and make me feel completely powerless. It's not even just a social approval thing or just about being attractive to other people, since even if I were isolated I'd still like to love what I see in the mirror. If I could choose between being instantly handed a million dollars and having my dream appearance, I'd pick the second one in a heartbeat.

Lately I've been using trying to release my feelings using methods described by authors like Frederick Dodson (who I think largely took his material from other authors like Lester Levenson). The thoughts are persisting, but I have felt some relief. We'll see how it go
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No.1899 
>>1895
Ah gotcha, yes; good news is that the professionals have entire industries based on looking our best, from hair systems, to chems... a few options to stave off hair situations. Shouldn't be an issue if you set aside some money to get it done.
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No.1900 
>>1899
I'm not even balding or anything. My hairline receded a bit in my 20s but stopped at the "mature hairline" stage. I'm actually very lucky. I see people my age or even younger who have aged much worse than I have. I just have an irrational fear that popped into my head seemingly out of nowhere and have had trouble shaking off. I think it might be gradually getting better now, but it's had me panicking.

I'm hoping that all the longevity research that's starting to take off will prove fruitful in the long run as far as being able to keep people looking young and even reverse aging. It might be my tinfoil hat side speaking, but it wouldn't surprise me very much if the theoretical knowledge was out there given all the rumors about suppressed breakthrough energy technologies and Cold War anti-gravity research programs.
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No.1901 
>>1900
Did you not read the whole thread? Did you not see this book?
>>1346

Also I believe that within a few years the positive ET's are arriving physically openly on Earth and technologies for this stuff will be released (maybe not right away but they will be)
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No.1902 
>>1901
>Did you not read the whole thread? Did you not see this book?
I'd definitely seen that in here when I'd gone through the thread before but had forgotten about it. Thanks, I'll take a look.
>Also I believe that within a few years the positive ET's are arriving physically openly on Earth and technologies for this stuff will be released (maybe not right away but they will be)
I sincerely hope that's true, but I don't know what to believe. There have been so many failed predictions in the past, and I find it really hard to tell what's truly going on with the UFO phenomenon due to all the disinfo and the bizarre nature of the phenomenon itself.
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Builds, projects, mods/modpacks, anything related with Minecraft
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got myself two villages not far apart
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here's the second village
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what do you guys think of the last update ? i for one am happy about bundles
i know it's older than this update but i never got around to using one and i gotta admit it makes building so much easier
not as good as shulker chests but i don't have any yet
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>>1842
lucked out and got a pale oak sapling from a wandering trader but haven't gotten around to plant it yet
im still looking for a warped forest to get warped wood first i have the intuition blue would be nice in a desert theme house

#nofilter
No.1898 
What do we think of the happy ghast?
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Means for thrust, lift and things related
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No.1863 
I have been very busy lately, soon enough I can begin /hover/ experiments again
No.1887 
>>1832
This diagram doesn't make sense. Where does the high voltage factor in?
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No.1889 
>>1887
Hmm.. I looked up Cetin Bal and it turned up some pages, seems like this is quite a deep rabbit hole, I'll see if I can find a site text or description for the pic but I can't promise anything
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No.1890 
>>1887
>>1889
Ah here we go..
http://zamandayolculuk.com/teslazamandayolculuk.htm
http://u2.lege.net/cetinbal/HTMLdosya1/GermanUFOsystem.htm
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No.1897 
>>1890
Thank you
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A thread for the discussion of the struggle of the modern man, incel theory, coping methods, and support for the downtrodden. To keep the thread in line with board culture, and to prevent normalnigger infiltration, the following rules will be observed.

1. Absolutely NO NSFW or uncomfy imagery, regardless of context or pic rel. This means no niggers, 3DPD genitalia, facefagging, etc. If your pic makes you think about this rule, don't post it.

2. Trolling should be kept obvious and in good taste. Posting "just bro" advice or other normalfag quips without sufficient irony will be considered grounds for a lobotomy.

3. Tasteful autism only. No political sperging unless directly related to conversation (essentially, no brother wars), ABSOLUTELY no gay shit, tranny shit, or other deviart-tier drivel.

That aside, have fun, Anons, and hang tough.
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No.1891 
>>1888
My primary issue with the robowaifu movement is that it seems to be entirely based in fantasy. The few autists working on it here are unlikely to make any real developments in consumer automata, and even if they did produce an acceptably dexterous (capable of moving arms, walking, limited bending, etc.) nandroid, it is incredibly unlikely that society would allow men to get ahold of them. Conservacucks would decry moral degradation (lol, lmao even), and of course revolutionaries would be against it regardless. In any case, I think we all know that robot women won't bring us the same satisfaction as "saving them". Alas, it is a good cope.
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No.1892 
>>1891
I was able to make my own design, which the image above was modified from.
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>>1891
>>1892
Whoops, I accidentally sent the message prematurely...
What I was trying to say is...

I was able to make my own design, which the image above was modified from.
Granted, it does have limited articulation, but it does have unlimited customization options, and moddable offline local AI. And she's fully DIY, bypassing any market restrictions. I would also say that it is very cute and lovable, but ofc that is subjective

And I am not the only one. Other people are working on their own designs
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No.1894 
>>1893
It is impressive, Anon. That said, we don't all have that sort of talent to make those things ourselves (hence my comments on the market).  I will have to be satisfied with my present means of coping (My Little Pony).
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>>1894
Well you can make my design quite easily, if you can work with Ikea furniture, model planes/ships, or even pony figurine dioramas, then you can definitely make a Galatea v3.

-No soldering required
-No programming required
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> https://github.com/intel/Intel-PMT
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> https://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/content-details/710389/intel-platform-monitoring-technology-intel-pmt-technical-specification.html

>Intel PMT is a standardized way of exposing telemetry through host-based and out-of-band access across client, server and companion products.

>Intel PMT support on Linux has been added to mainline Linux kernel under platform driver (drivers/platform/x86/intel/pmt).
No.1869 
Don't forget Microsoft Pluton for AMD ryzen 7000 chips
No.1880 
i just bought a 9950x and kinda regret it i have a 3rd gen intel super micro server with me gutted, honestly i want to just get a compile server for distcc that way my gentoo updates dont take FUCKING FOREVER and go back to my first gen intel system :/
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ITT we discuss IPFS, share IPNS websites, publish own sites, share helpful links, Q&A.

Q: What is an IPFS?
A: Inter-Planetary File System. p2p decentralized.
Q: How is it better or different from other alternatives?
A: It gained some tracktion & adoption, in comparison with less popular alternatives. It is open source & ready to use.
Q: What is IPNS & how does it work?
A: IPNS is a sort what decentralized domain name hash to a web page. When you publish an web page, document, in IPFS it become reacheable via unique hash, however if you update document, hash changes, IPNS aims to resolve this.

In http://www. pages, domains, url links get removed. In IPFS they are supposed to be stored permanently.

in order to use IPFS you need an IPFS compatible web browser, extension, and better run your local node/resolver.
URLs: https://ipfs.tech ipns://ipfs.tech
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No.1872 
Also a great way to dox your IP address and still no TOR support. Sounds like your typical glownigger project.
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>>1872
>Also a great way to dox your IP address and still no TOR support. Sounds like your typical glownigger project.

at those times we live in,
it's hard to say if whether you are a thrall or speaking from💓

I'm keen to think that you are both. 
Were Skype, BitTorrent, XMPP - g(l)ovvni-er projects? 

if you publish an 'web document' in the IPFS network, it should be stored across multiple nodes (not your pc), so by the time it will be retreived, your 'ip' will be offline, gone. 

IPFS is underdeveloped & does have problems, but thingy you described doesn't make sense.
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No.1874 
>>1873
>Skype
Originally made by ebay, then purchased by Microsoft, just what do you expect?
>BitTorrent
Probably no, it was just made at a time when people generally weren't aware of the surveillance of all these alphabet soup agencies.
>XMPP
Based on everyone is pushing for the clearly glownigger honeypot matrix, this is probably not one either.

>if you publish an 'web document' in the IPFS network, it should be stored across multiple nodes (not your pc), so by the time it will be retreived, your 'ip' will be offline, gone. 
That's simply not true. Other nodes won't mirror it unless someone requests that content, so if you upload something to IPFS and send the hash to someone else, they can likely figure out your IP address (or at least narrow it down to a couple of possible IP addresses). And other nodes will only store the content if someone pin it there, otherwise it just ends up in a cache and if no one requests that for some time, it gets removed. So TL;DR if you just upload something to IPFS and shut your daemon down, it will likely disappear from the network in a few days, because no one is gonna store infinite amount of useless data for free.
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>made by eBay
made by Baltic hackers, that been born in Estonian SSR. Jaan, Priit & Tvoio Annus. Backed by Viking Kazaa money. Then partnerded with Poles. Then ebay acquired Luxembourgh office. Then ebay sold % to Canada Pension Fund.

My point is, that IPFS like many other technologies, not built with the goal of anonymity. That was never the promise. So asking something for which it has not been designed, it's like asking Mac to run WinOS. Imageboard also can leak your ip, yet you are still here. 
>no one is gonna store infinite amount of useless data for free
actually peope doing exactly that. seeding files. 
OS. blockchains. file sharing. etc.
sometimes seedratio even a requirement for participation in p2p network.
so options are:
:: publish nice & useful data. people in F2F share ipfs websites homepages dApps
:: rent a node host, just like a webhosting. 
:: filecoin?

IPFS will remove & censor illegal information by publishing filter lists, black lists of hashes, passing down it to resolvers & others. So it is safe for work & legal.  Many businesses invested & trying this technology.
Thread was a call for a peaceful exploraton.
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No.1878 
>>1876
>made by Baltic hackers,
Indeed, that's my fault. Still, ebay and microsoft had more than enough time to fill it up with backdoors.
>not built with the goal of anonymity
Yes, that's pretty obvious. What I'm trying to say is that in the current age of constant surveillance, any technology which doesn't even attempt to tackle the privacy problems is either insane on glownigger honeypot. It's technology for last century, not a modern replacement for web or whatever buzzwords they use to describe themselves.
>OS. blockchains. file sharing. etc.
OS: not infinite data. People mirror packages they want to use, but abandoned projects disappear. Try to download a hackable:1 image I dare you.
Blockchains: most of them are for shitcoins, i.e. not free at all.
File sharing: still not infinite. Try to download some obscure nip eroge made 20 years ago no one bothered to backup.
>IPFS will remove & censor illegal information by publishing filter lists
AFAIK fortunately only the public gateways use the censorship lists, if you run your own node it will be censorship free. Still not something I'd consider as a plus.
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No.1861 
I know
Do you have any idea how long I've been the board owner of /hover/?
10 years
Flying saucers not only exist but we can build them.. just need the resources, tooling and proper work environment
Also keep a look out, by 2027 you'll see something really interesting
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Chatposting, waifus and general discussion

No spam or repeated messages
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>>1849
A cute!
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Comfy Monday, /caffe/ !
No.1857 
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wWUF8FntD1o
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No.1858 
>>1857
Thanks for the music
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/server/ suggestions, maintenance, questions and off topic discussion

This thread is not to be confused with the site /meta/
>>>/meta/ <-- Go here for board requests and other site related stuff
Keep stuff posted in this thread related to this board; /server/
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Sir board owner, do you have an email?
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## Board Owner No.1781 
>>1779
Yes I do
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>>1781
Great, sent.
No.1847 
Happy 39 day and /kind/'s 10th birthday
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>Happy 39 day
>yfw you don't know this

>and /kind/'s 10th birthday
Happy Birthday, /kind/ !
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