/digi/ - Anon Lounge

Gatekept Single-thread Board


New Reply[×]
Name
Sage
Subject
Message
Files Max 5 files50MB total
Tegaki
Password
Flag
Captcha*
[New Reply]


 READ THE RULES BEFORE POSTING
We have NO affiliation with any other websites/boards claiming to be us.


digi.png
[Hide] (6MB, 2400x2400)
This is a friendly singular-thread board for weary anons. There is no enforced subject or topic here, so you can post anything you want as long as it follows the rules. We are unapologetically gatekept.
Oh, and we have lots of flags.
Have fun!

Board rules (READ, NIGGER, READ!)
Links

Di Gi Charat music collection

Enlist Today!

/digi/ Sunday Movie Night

Also check out: /vhs/ Friday Movie Night (Thanks for the shoutout!)
Last edited by dejiko
>>38547
Seems like they currently lost visual signal
Replies: >>38549
>>38548
Yeah, broadcast mentions a loss of Forward Communication.
I think I can hear one of the crew members.
Replies: >>38551
ClipboardImage.png
[Hide] (153.8KB, 1366x768)
>>38550
Yes, they recovered communication with Houston. They're answering questions about certain zones of the Moon.
Replies: >>38565
Nevermind, it's about the reports during the loss of communication.
One of them mentioned some hours ago that the moon shows a lot of brown spots which aren't visible from Earth
Replies: >>38554 >>38565
>>38553
The regolith is composed of (literally) millions of years of impact debris by meteorites & comets, big and smol. While generally consistent, there are a wide variety of constituent details. Brown spot may be debris fields rich in iron.
Replies: >>38558
Fun fact: the Moon's reflectivity is only around 4% .
>tl;dr
It's darker than black lava soil!  :)
Replies: >>38558
HECKIN MOON GUISE HOUSTON OMG 
just end my fucking nigger life now
Replies: >>38565
e73fff49e14b4071789047f32ee27f917257a31eb9ce9602ceac52fcbdfc05a5.jpg
[Hide] (979.9KB, 5568x3712)
I have to go to bed now. This was fun.
If something else happens during the stream please post it. Good night.
Replies: >>38558 >>38560
d3cb4d81de7d514d8fd6a917c45c01b82c7c571078b793f72420c06cfab1dd24.jpg
[Hide] (61.8KB, 828x828)
>>38554
>>38555 (nice trips)
Fascinating, so the surface of the moon is reminiscent to that of a volcano? 
>>38557
Good night anyon!
Will try to keep watching for a while, I'll post some more screenshots. Thanks for the amazing pictures.
Replies: >>38561
ac8796f125f85c720b616f5560c0b201ea6e431b077a0d90707a3c08f1c2b414.jpg
[Hide] (449.2KB, 1920x1080)
One of the astronauts is mentioning how deep space surrounding the moon appears "Dark blue" and the surrounding star field is 'indescribable' and 'absolutely spectacular'
You can hear the enthusiasm in his voice.
Replies: >>38610
>>38557
Good night, sleep tight.
>>38558
>Fascinating, so the surface of the moon is reminiscent to that of a volcano? 
That's a pretty decent analogy, yes. Ofc it hasn't had any active lava flows for ~3.5billion years (it was still cooling off then). However anytime a sizable impact occurs, there's a few seconds of whitehot rock being spewed about until the heat radiates out almost immediately in the hard vacuum.
Replies: >>38562
>>38561
>However anytime a sizable impact occurs, there's a few seconds of whitehot rock being spewed about until the heat radiates out almost immediately in the hard vacuum.
The crew mentioned impact flashes according to Houston, does that mean that these are frequent? I am guessing so but you are the knowledgeable anyon here
Very interesting stuff!
Replies: >>38564 >>38610
b424b3cfaabe8f320d906669d4e5b994241fed533985fc2aa2c8ff05ace58900.jpg
[Hide] (67.3KB, 1920x1080)
Replies: >>38610
>>38562
During the LHB *  they were effectively continuous (the ancient Earth got many moreso, being 6 times more massive). Today, almost all that debris from the Sun's formation disk has fallen into the Sun (99.9%), and almost all the rest (that didn't form into planets) fell into Jupiter & Saturn.

Today (in general) only the tiny sand-sized particles are still unswept-up. Ever see a 'shooting star'? Those are these tiny meteors. Anything noticeably bigger will be a bright fireball, and typically impacts the ground (which is then called a meteorite).

But since the Moon has only the tiniest trace of an atmosphere, there are no fireballs or streaks. They simply impact the surface. A few may be big enough to create a smol flash.  But since the numbers may be large -- as during a meteor shower -- there could be quite a few periodically.

---
*  Late Heavy Bombardment
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Late_Heavy_Bombardment
Last edited by chobitsu
Replies: >>38566
One_Piece.jpg
[Hide] (54.2KB, 473x338)
Does anyone else ITT read One Piece? After this chapter, I've got to say Mr. Oda has run out of villain design ideas. His latest one looks generic as fuck.

>>38551
>>38553
>>38556
>Let me know if they see Enel up there.
Replies: >>38566
e8139f2a36434771fa872783e71e80e4120e0c8f476faab3ba165d84ab47193c.jpg
[Hide] (303.4KB, 1920x1080)
>>38564
>But since the Moon has only the tiniest trace of an atmosphere, there are no fireballs or streaks. They simply impact the surface.
I wonder if there's the possibility of these things striking any potential landed craft and causing any sizable damage. 
Here's an inside look of the Science Evaluation Room.
>>38565
It has reached over a thousand chapters by now, hasn't it? It would probably take me months to go through all of it.
Replies: >>38568 >>38610
78198aa62460ac300cbddbda18aa9029f53ef250be51e9c994cebd829ec18cd7.jpg
[Hide] (294.3KB, 1920x1080)
28c4f188632af0aa0a49e885575c1160cef668a60dc374b1d771e28e2b3d1ce1.jpg
[Hide] (166.1KB, 1920x1080)
Today's lunar flyby observation period will be ending for today.
SER confirmed multiple meteoroid impact flashes being witnessed by the crew.
Replies: >>38569 >>38610
>>38566
>I wonder if there's the possibility of these things striking any potential landed craft and causing any sizable damage. 
Sure. In fact the ISS has had to be patched more than once from being struck. I expect when survey crews return to all the Apollo landing sites in the future, every one of the landing platforms will be pitted profusely (it's been what, 50+years at this stage?)
Replies: >>38570
>>38567
Thanks for all the Lunar Flyby Mission status updates, /digi/ ! Cheers.  :)
Replies: >>38570
9903f9bc9b1e5ec7f70bd9d7a21e367da33d219c6d346efa2d0ee0a03f45fd95.jpg
[Hide] (157.3KB, 600x600)
>>38568
I believe it's been about 50+ years since the last Apollo mission. 
I'd love to see the leftovers from those missions if we ever get to see it in high resolution video.
>>38569
Thanks for posting as usual, really interesting space trivia.
Replies: >>38610
It would appear that rather than slowing down the unending barrage of culture shock, Xitter's latest update has only intensified the amount of foreigners interacting with Japanese posts
https://xcancel.com/kotosan_dayo/status/2040778359257575560
As evidenced by this post where a young Japanese user reveals what his first CPU was (Laughably, a Core i7 3770, damn I feel old) and asks others to share their first CPU as well.
I have a burner account on this site to fetch art due to API restrictions so I don't really interact with these people and quite frankly I hope Japanese people move elsewhere, at least artists.
Replies: >>38572
>>38571
>and quite frankly I hope Japanese people move elsewhere, at least artists.
I've been meaning to ask if it's worth it to have a micro-blogging account. Either on Twatter or any other site for that matter. Because it seems rather pointless when I can just setup an RSS feed to follow the handful of news/education/politics accounts that I like, then another handful for porn creators, and that basically being it. In fact, it "solves" the algorithm problem for me because it's only collecting exactly what I want.
Replies: >>38573
bf24fb9c28f0c8649c76d7b65e9c0b8928c0b09e1cbdbcaa7402fa36aa5bfdbf.jpg
[Hide] (219.6KB, 1690x2048)
>>38572
In my opinion, it is worth it to have one or a few if you intend to create a customizable news and art feed. Xitter's recommendation algorithm is embarrassingly accurate, engaging with it by liking and following content and creators will land you surprisingly personalized recommendations that don't rely on its hashtag system.
There are some caveats to having an account on Xitter but you'll probably be fine as long as you don't interact with the community, ever, and keep your account set to private and toggling some other features off.
Alternative federated networks are great for more risque content that doesn't get posted on good goy xitterland, I'd argue that Baraag, Misskey, Pawoo and similar all have a sizable amounts of art you won't find on Gelbooru, effectively cutting off the middleman.
TwitterMediaHarvest can be used to quickly save large amounts of content but I don't believe it's automatic, it's what I use.
Replies: >>38576
0d8b9b1f6e8a69e7f2154246c587402f450861509482f372b5e436db4af58375.jpg
[Hide] (249.3KB, 1080x1920)
>>38466
>>38472
Hey anyon, I already told you on stream but I really, really like this drawing. Thanks for the wonderful fanart and I hope your life turns around soon.
>Was thinking about watching Binchou-tan. Glad it's on the line-up
Make sure to download episode two posted above which you missed out on, we will play another episode next week along with Garo and Star Trek TNG.
>>38573
>There are some caveats to having an account on Xitter but you'll probably be fine as long as you don't interact with the community, ever, and keep your account set to private and toggling some other features off.
That's part of why I'm questioning. Because I see that if I'm going to create an account, then I'm using it to engage with the community. But if I'm not going to be engaging with anyone, then I just use Nitter's RSS feature.

Also, I don't care for the algorithm recommending me anything because I just see it as being a waste of my time using a platform for longer than I honeslty should. And it seems like just following the handful of people that already create content that I look has done a swell job recommending me to other creators.
Replies: >>38577
>>38576
>And it seems like just following the handful of people that already create content that I look has done a swell job recommending me to other creators.
Well generally that's all you need to do really, and it's not constant active engagement either or a sizable chunk of your time. I barely check the damned thing myself for ten minutes a day and save everything new that springs up.
>That's part of why I'm questioning. Because I see that if I'm going to create an account, then I'm using it to engage with the community. But if I'm not going to be engaging with anyone, then I just use Nitter's RSS feature.
I see creating an account as more of a way to actively discover new content based on what I already know and less about engagement, Nitter can only show you what you already know, as far as I'm concerned.
How the fuck is this on itch.io
https://s-s-b.itch.io/the-daddys-girl
Replies: >>38584
CUNY_IS_FOR_THE_PEOPLE_-_sign_pic.png
[Hide] (1.6MB, 1000x1333)
STOP_THE_WAR_ON_CUNY.png
[Hide] (171KB, 341x393)
_natsu_uni_-_Arona_pic.png
[Hide] (2.3MB, 1492x1925)
_natsu_uni_-_Arona_pic.png
[Hide] (1.5MB, 1138x1465)
_natsu_uni_-_Arona_pic_.png
[Hide] (1.5MB, 1366x1778)
Happy CUNY Tuesday, everyone!
Replies: >>38581
264403c04a1646d00a6a9de6957bb4394f73cad178d1c797bb1e9cfe2a5e0df4.jpg
[Hide] (170.5KB, 2169x1207)
a52405dc011613b91e17e09b46d0b4f9424db825a7cf6947fe37e2ed4ab7fcae.jpg
[Hide] (143.3KB, 2170x1203)
6b0126960b45d539e1fd2de330660dc7a82f768d22a788e31be4d7d2875d3f31.jpg
[Hide] (97.2KB, 2169x1209)
2374ec5464c58fefa12a7100b7504f92bf4c6e4e37e3e030a1b75ced0d35cd21.jpg
[Hide] (134.3KB, 2171x1222)
d5a407c3bf9b2e7ec023b9c381a3d9f963d38ef4247025ac635a524699b24e06.jpg
[Hide] (150.8KB, 2171x1218)
>>38580
Art in it's purest form!
Happy CUNY Tuesday!
Replies: >>38610 >>38612
1772012573187052.png
[Hide] (319.7KB, 596x788)
China will grow larger.
Replies: >>38583 >>38584
>>38582
And this is different from before...how?
art002e009281~orig.jpg
[Hide] (1.8MB, 5568x3712)
I didn't anticipate that the Artemis mission was that popular. There are some awesome high res photos from the moon out there. 

>>38582
They do the same to muzzies, Christians and Daoists. Nothing new to see here, you dingus! They are still communists.

>>38578
Its the same website that is also willing to host this along with heaps of other western eroge: 
https://hushhushgames.itch.io/the-halo-project

For some reason I don't know it was spared from the antilewd outrage of that was going on on other platforms. 

>>38529
I can't believe we gonna subject ourselves to meh trek. With the head through the wall I suppose. 

>>38483
Huh? He still has an audience after disappearing into a monastery?
Replies: >>38587
CyTube forces you to use mp4 files, right?
Replies: >>38586
>>38585
You can use WebM videos but they recommend MP4 as it is the most compatible.
https://github.com/calzoneman/sync/wiki/Frequently-Asked-Questions#for-direct-links-why-cant-i-add-mkv-avi-or-some-other-video-format
>For best results, use MP4/H.264 videos as these are supported by most browsers and can also be played by the fallback flash player.
Replies: >>38591
3845dd4f7687de9e7e8e6aa2c0173380f86aaecac88aff6696302697685c5a51.jpg
[Hide] (219.1KB, 1000x1000)
>>38584
I wanted to play TNG for years now, I was a bit adamant at first because of how needlessly cynical some anyons (you) are but truth be told, I don't give a fuck anymore lel.
There's a fuckton of other webring streams you can watch if you don't like what we play.
Replies: >>38591
Spoiler File
(27.7KB, 640x640, 00:00)
You know being alive is actually pretty fucking awesome. I can't imagine not wanting to live when there's so much stuff that's worth living for, I feel pity for those who can't feel this way.
I just had the tastiest burger I've had in years and made a really sick drawing and the coolest part about it all is that in spite of all your struggle, things can and will pass so even the toughest hardships are finite and just negligible. 
Have a nice day.
Replies: >>38597
watch_mr_beast_goy.png
[Hide] (45.4KB, 881x657)
pajeetube.png
[Hide] (29.5KB, 385x790)
I noticed you can no longer search by newest video on Youtube. Also you can set your display language to "English (India)" LOL
>>38587
> With the head through the wall I suppose.
Now we watch shit improving like its the late 1980s. Its ogre since I am fan of TNG myself and I don't fly into a fit of rage every episode Gene Roddenberry got too autistic. The usual recommendation to curious non Trekkers is to skip the first season thanks to episodes like "Justice".

>>38586
In other words they recommend MP4s for Browser combability reasons.

>>38590
This sucks. Thankfully you can still circumvent the website itself.
Replies: >>38592
>>38591
>The usual recommendation to curious non Trekkers is to skip the first season thanks to episodes like "Justice".
It would be better to recommend that you just skip the entire series and just watch the TNG movies.
Super_Mario_Galaxy_Movie_-_Luigi_pic.png
[Hide] (1.2MB, 1476x793)
>>38418
Here's my take on the Super Mario Galaxy Movie: It was pretty much just a glorified Nintendo commercial. It's pretty obvious they didn't really give a shit about having a plot.

My biggest problem was with Bowser. Turns out he could un-shrink simply by taking damage, right? Well, couldn't he have done that himself at literally any point, if that's the case?? Seems like the fucking dumbest, laziest plot hole ever. Unless I'm missing something?

My 2nd biggest problem was with Wart. The film treats him as a total joke character. Never gave him a chance to be a proper villain. What the fuck was even the point of including him then? Seems more like they did it to insult the fans than to service them. How disgraceful.

Also, I thought Mario's home world of Brooklyn had a pretty pleasant atmosphere in the first film, so I was kind of disappointed with its absence in this one. I mean, aside from the one short montage of Yoshi on the town accompanied by the Moon Man instrumental.

On the positive side, I'll give them some credit for giving the Mario Bros. more proper action scenes this time around. Especially Luigi, compared to how badly he got screwed in the previous film. Plenty of spectacle for both of them this time. Nicely done combat, obstacle course stuff and whatnot. Pic related, Luigi's Tiger Knee is probably my favorite shot in the film. I also enjoyed some of Yoshi's scenes.
I really didn't mind the Lumas either. I get that the humor is kind of cringe-inducing, but I don't think they're nearly as bad as Minions.

The movie does include some other Nintendo IPs at certain points. Seems to me like they're testing the waters for some potential "cinematic universe" type of bullshit in the future, if not a straight-up Smash Bros. adaptation. Who knows, right? I guess we'll see.
Replies: >>38595
af73f5825997cf03e945d33e390566554a9f3cacf134e3a05a3e4efa66148541.png
[Hide] (326.7KB, 671x774)
I'm suffering from terminal normgroid fatigue
Replies: >>38599
I never get tired of rewatching Gremlins, it's quite frankly perfect. Joe Dante's eccentricities and nods to the golden age of cinema mixed with Chris Columbus' excellent script and some terrific practical effects, Goldsmith's music....it just can't be topped.
Although I will admit Gremlins 2 is just as excellent but that's a different kind of movie. They made some new animated show based on Gremlins but it completely misses the point about everything that made these films special, it's supposed to be like Looney Tunes, not whatever the fuck that is.
>>38593
You know what really bothered me was the mischaracterization of Fox as some sort of cocky overconfident retard when that's not what he is like at all and you'd know this if you play any of the games for like a minute, then again I don't believe anyone involved in writing this ever played Star Fox.
Another brilliant movie which is very much worth watching is The Last Starfighter which I've talked about here before so I won't indulge myself again. Some of its visuals are obviously extremely dated but its quite ambitious for 1984.
Replies: >>38597 >>38610
>>38478
>>38479
Thanks for the files.
>>38589
Have a nice day yourself. 
>>38590
>English (India)
How would this be different from English (UK)?
>>38596
I don't think I've watched that since I was a kid.  I need to watch it again sometime.
Replies: >>38610 >>38617
>>38590
>I noticed you can no longer search by newest video on Youtube.
Yeah, can't even do that in https://inv.nadeko.net/ either, because fuck you
Replies: >>38600
b136fb814eceb3f65ff735133d4f443a60e38f03ccae08b303469207b4f13bae.jpg
[Hide] (667KB, 2900x2160)
>>38594
>IShowSpeed "Anime" Series in the Works at Brian Robbins’ Big Shot Pictures
I'm beyond tired
>>38598
At least the before: feature still works. Older videos are so much better: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ubvl96kU6P8
Also you used to be able to watch age restricted videos on invidious. Now that I think of it many gun videos are age restricted now.
Replies: >>38603 >>38610
482155ff965e88de25762cc5932465ae4359028f903dc21fb0511b9c8ea8d9eb.jpg
[Hide] (374.1KB, 1433x2048)
Artemis II uses the O2O (Orion Artemis II Optical Communications System) for communication which relies on infrared laser beams for communication, supplementing Artemis II's RF system, it's similar to modern fiber telecom except much more advanced.
https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/nasas-artemis-ii-laser-communications-system-is-beaming-4k-video-from-the/
Some Qtard tier normgroids who also seem to believe in the flat earth psyop are claiming that all footage is fake because their limited brains seem to believe that the spacecraft itself relies on traditional cell base towers or something like a cell phone. I bet these people couldn't point to Denmark in a map, I truly have to wonder how dumb they are. Not that I care though.

I had a kickass burger today as well, freshly baked buns, caramelized onions and mustard!
Replies: >>38602 >>38603
893ca3aa1e1590930877eecb68064a8aad5269230cc082e92bae5c396c2a225f.mp4
[Hide] (9.8MB, 1920x1080, 01:51)
>>38601
>for communication which relies on infrared laser beams for communication
This is why proofreading is important, I need another cup of coffee.
Replies: >>38603
>>38601
>The O2O module transmits data to ground stations in New Mexico and California, where dry air and minimal cloud coverage help to preserve the link.
That makes it sound like there is a pretty limited window in which this can work. It's impressive the laser makes it thorough the atmosphere at all though.  
>>38602
>Needs coffee, uses a tea joke. 
>>38600
Nice video. I spent way too much time playing that game and I don't regret a minute of it.
Replies: >>38604
Really interesting video about Las Vegas by Flesh Sim, it's an entertaining watch, on MDE's website.
>>38603
>That makes it sound like there is a pretty limited window in which this can work. It's impressive the laser makes it thorough the atmosphere at all though.  
I'd be surprised if this will have any other usages.
>Needs coffee, uses a tea joke. 
I'd have to dig around further for some Isabelle from animal crossing drinking coffee art, best I can do what can I tell ya!
f2b90159cd346ee6d7a56ad13477010104bc663a73252d2cae581a633bdc65b1.jpg
[Hide] (209.8KB, 1070x1329)
a36e8dd058917ea9d2f499b861b34492245612350c886db2d0ada2e82f183055.jpg
[Hide] (92.9KB, 564x793)
b42b2c881511fc6bce956340e7ff1aa2d67445353298972e5f9fb05ce8e8eff8.jpg
[Hide] (122KB, 524x639)
c73c6670e9d98b9b63a4a760d7881beaa6db4d3e82c46bdc4557ad61909e1fee.png
[Hide] (6.2KB, 640x480)
dafbf9c94f34d4de17a319c665003c0cd64a4699e25c3c4e5d155d7945a86921.jpg
[Hide] (357.1KB, 1439x1080)
There's plenty of modern media trying to loosely and poorly imitate the dominant graphic design approach that was prevalent in consumer tech during the mid-to-late 90s, but hardly anything manages to come close to it.
I've tried to pinpoint what this specific look is called, looking around for any potential monikers coined by people obsessed with this sort of stuff but I've returned shorthanded. There's obviously the all-encompassing 'Chicago' which alludes to Windows 95s codename but that doesn't seem to be all of it, since this wasn't exclusive to Microsoft's own branding (but definitely most prevalent there of all places) nor did it start with that, since some earlier Apple products already showed similar tendencies in their design.
Some online community referred to as CARI (Consumer Aesthetics Research Institute) has some close matches which they refer to as Utopian Scholastic and Corporate Gen-X Cyber, I find this all deeply compelling but these labels are far too superficial and they don't truly encapsulate the pre-9/11 optimistic futurism, immaculate professionalism and wonder of this period, because it's not just one element but multiple different design trends that converged at a specific moment in time which gave us all that which is still replicated to this day by people who weren't even around for it.
Replies: >>38607 >>38614
>>38479
@tshboat
As you may know already, purportedly PLW is kill end of this month. We don't want the webring to lose /animu/ in particular, and would like to import it here to Trashchan for preservation & growth.

What I'd like to know is if you'd be willing to become the new /animu/ BO? We need a BO to step forward before we actually run the operation to bring it over here to Trash.

If this is something you're interested in, would you mind please joining the conversation over on the /meta board request thread? TIA.
( >>>/meta/1500, ...)
Last edited by chobitsu
Replies: >>38610
>>38605
The only thing I can really point to in "helping" is that the graphical sytle implements a style of minimalism. However unlike the "minimalism" of today where companies are just focussing on people recognizing the brand above all else, they use differing fonts and colors to draw your eye to features of importance. Like the Pitfall advert, the two words that jump out at you are "start playing". Basically, anything that couldn't be done in MS Paint was too complicated to use and should have been dropped.
Replies: >>38608
7658152ae578e4fe59c3d19240a254fef00cf3cec1a07393f5d2069d22ea17ec.jpg
[Hide] (168.5KB, 1890x1640)
>>38607
I can certainly see your point, it's minimalist advertising in some senses while still being visually pleasing, making a compromise between corporate sensibilities and proper artistic integrity.
989c709d96185ee2c70fa721c66c115d1bc8e4a177fa61bcc23a949fe1b6188d.jpg
[Hide] (416.4KB, 1059x1112)
TTRPGs and LARPing are just theater kid bullshit from a time before the internet and they have somehow outlasted their expiration date.
Replies: >>38614
ClipboardImage.png
[Hide] (34.7KB, 890x303)
Spoiler File
(284KB, 800x600)
ba267b2b9c0bbb5267fd022b0e08817066ecc99b7e3d8dfee6188ccbe00e55db.jpg
[Hide] (748.9KB, 1600x1200)
6fd105676bab4885c2222dee871839d30f2f7525dd5e280bf0ef0c867ee5ca75.png
[Hide] (2.5MB, 1500x1880)
c3b5eb7e02fa2870ca3f997f9f35603e1390a92e8e42bd8b7f5cab0f278d62ff.jpg
[Hide] (130.7KB, 600x825)
>>38469
No forks so far AFAIK but I'm checking the repo and all those extractors for Sadpanda and whatnot seem to be in there still.
>>38470
Speaking of, here's him doing damage control:
https://github.com/mikf/gallery-dl/discussions/9304#discussioncomment-16466327
It would be funny if one of those missiles landed on FAKKU instead.
>>38473
>Even more based: It moved to Codeberg to avoid Microsofts endless homosexuality.
It's also on GitLab. Not bad options but ideally the better way would be to self-host a git repository. Invidious did it that way when Jewtube decided to DMCA their repo.
>>38559
>>38562
>>38563
>>38566
>>38567
Thanks for all the updates and pics.
>>38570
>I believe it's been about 50+ years since the last Apollo mission. 
Indeed, and this time they've gone further than the Apollo 13 mission.
>>38581
Shizuka is pure art indeed.
>>38596
I started watching a while back but never got to finish it. I will say that for a movie made during the Star Wars craze it is pretty impressive, even if the beginning is a bit confusing.
>>38597
>Thanks for the files.
My pleasure.
>>38600
>Also you used to be able to watch age restricted videos on invidious
You used to but they never brought that functionality back (probably because of how hard it is to bypass Jewtube's code).
>>38606
Sorry but I'll have to pass, I'd rather have an actual /animu/ anyon be the BO for the board.
>>38610
>I'll have to pass
Understood. I believe you're the correct choice, however (or I wouldn't have suggested it). If you have a change of heart before that decision is made, please let us know. Cheers.
Replies: >>38669
KARATE_KID_-_LEGENDS_-_Official_Trailer_-_HD.mp4
[Hide] (24.1MB, 1920x1080, 02:00)
I went to see this movie last year. As a big Jackie fan, I had pretty high expectations, and I was not disappointed. I recommend seeing it if you haven't already.
The movie is part of the Karate Kid & Cobra Kai canyon, but it's a fairly self-contained story, so don't worry about spoilers if you're not entirely caught up yet.

>>38581
Man, I bet Shizuka was an awakening for many young boys in Japan back in the day.
I wish western kids' shows had taken some notes.
Replies: >>38613 >>38617
>>38612
Thanks I'll give it a watch. I heard it was niggers starring in karate kid, but if Jackie Chan is in it, I'll try to sit through it.
Replies: >>38615 >>38644
ClipboardImage.png
[Hide] (2.5MB, 1600x1600)
>>38609
Is this why White Wolve's storyteller system became so popular? 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DYpFKJxz8Gk

>>38610
> It's also on GitLab. Not bad options but ideally the better way would be to self-host a git repository. 

There is a official Gitlab instance? I only know Gitlab as the number one option for selfhosting. The installation itself is pretty brainless.

>>38605
I don't think it had a name to begin with. The only 90s ass design anything thja was named was Memphis. But their ideas weren't a thing outside of abstract patterns on clothes and plates or in the background of some Cartoons. Here's their official website:

https://memphis.it/en/

I wanted to joke how it was OK as long they don't bring back kitsch like cow print. Cow print remained in the 90s, but of fucking course they had to resurrect the something 90s. See that cretinous thing? Its called Diddle Mouse and was really everywhere in school. That thing is basically Germanic Hello Kitty.
ClipboardImage.png
[Hide] (2.2MB, 1132x1600)
>>38613
>I heard it was niggers starring in karate kid, but if Jackie Chan is in it, I'll try to sit through it.
You're thinking of the 2010 remake (I guess now techincally sequel), that's about Jackie Chan teaching Jaden Smith kung-fu.
>>38615
This is newer? I'll try to watch both.
Replies: >>38644
>>38610
This jew might be among my most hated internet personalities (not just because I can’t access hentai as easily anymore though that’s part of it), but because of everything he embodies. A literal semite who saw a passionate underground grassroots community of scanlators and uploaders freely sharing niche Japanese media for the love of it and thought, 'Hey, I could make money off this.' He built a payment system around that content, swindled doujin artists with pocket change for exclusive publishing rights to works that were already free elsewhere, and weaponized the legal system to shut down the very sites he profited from so everyone would have to flock to his paywalled garden.
He even ponsor-pays 'Anitubers/anime youtubers' who are essentially normalfag tourist farming views from normgroids who got into anime because they watched shonen on ((( crunchyroll ))) once. It's the absolute trivialization of culture that I hate so much, the commodification of niche grassroots scenes into easily accessible mobile friendly sites. Lots of websites that host or facilitate lolisho artists get demonetized, except for FAKKU of course, because it's owned by a small hat connected to the porn industry. 
Fuck this guy and then some.
Nice Shizuka art by the way, I love that micro on pic 4, erotic!!
>Indeed, and this time they've gone further than the Apollo 13 mission.
Fascinating, I need to read more about the entire mission.
>I started watching a while back but never got to finish it. I will say that for a movie made during the Star Wars craze it is pretty impressive, even if the beginning is a bit confusing.
It's not a movie that'll blow anyone away, at least not nowadays but I find it deeply entertaining in the way that only blockbusters made before the 2010s can.
>>38612
I watched the first season of Cobra Kai and I enjoyed it quite a bit, it was refreshing in the same way that Top Gun Maverick was. I'll check that movie out.
>Man, I bet Shizuka was an awakening for many young boys in Japan back in the day. I wish western kids' shows had taken some notes.
Shizuka was so popular in fact that she had a naked 'photoshoot' for Famitsu some years ago.
>>38614
Yeah I don't believe that Memphis was the one, I also don't think that the flat futurism of The Designers Republic was 'it' either.
>I wanted to joke how it was OK as long they don't bring back kitsch like cow print. Cow print remained in the 90s, but of fucking course they had to resurrect the something 90s. See that cretinous thing? Its called Diddle Mouse and was really everywhere in school. That thing is basically Germanic Hello Kitty.
Cow print bikini
>>38615
Are mirrors real in this one
>>38597
I might stream it some day if you guys want me to.
Replies: >>38618 >>38669
Bel-Air_07A8797-2-copia.jpg
[Hide] (91.3KB, 1080x1080)
>>38614
>Memphis
This stuff is not at all to my liking, but this chair looks familiar for some reason. I feel like I've seen something very similar.
>>38617
>I might stream it some day if you guys want me to.
If you want to. I think part of the fun of a stream is just being along for the ride and watching things you maybe would not have by yourself.
>>38615
>karate kid movie
>it was kung-fu monkey movie instead
wew, it was shitty, don't bother.
a7abe2e34b6660eb635880dac89cd866c05782ec48d09217e00a88e04709ffbf.jpg
[Hide] (1.4MB, 2008x2866)
1aafc3dcad67425b8600b9018786215ddaec9534d82c9863df651f4e987b08d9.png
[Hide] (858.7KB, 791x1160)
7cc3ca511372724392ccc6d26e44080dfe36296fe4ca94a209cd6794fd922d05.png
[Hide] (57.5KB, 835x454)
dc0526f06537bd945f9e7af02125c90143a54c62d3d67074e50a61e4bcb9fd00.png
[Hide] (67KB, 835x555)
ae4b1343eff9c3d92b6e5008bddc7fc97893bac1d3fbac1f2e498baef6c69fc2.jpg
[Hide] (97KB, 835x643)
Some Japanese people are having a serious meltdown over scan group preserving old and rare JP videogame guides and manuals. 
Japan argues that this infringes on Shogakukan's copyright and they are also generally hating on foreigners for daring to scan old shit that they themselves don't care about, while also comparing Spain to North Korea. Concepts such as Fair Use are completely foreign to the Japanese, they also seem to believe that these fan groups are selling these scans which is laughable.
I doubt that there are any hardcore weeaboos in 2026 still out there, but do take note if you are one. This is what your beloved Japanese think of you consuming their media.
a scan group*
I should've clarified, this is all because of Xitter's retooled algorithm which has breached the gap between east and west.
Replies: >>38624
3c5a1fdc77f6d84577f1892bc3a000e0134f762f1623facc902656d2b197120e.png
[Hide] (85.3KB, 835x726)
Data_with_pipe.webp
[Hide] (85.2KB, 1044x1044)
Fascinating, this is what humans would colloquially refer to as... an 'angry yellow jap' Captain.
Replies: >>38624 >>38633
>If everyone turned out like this, human history would probably come to an end pretty quickly, huh?
>I empathize with the desire to preserve and view the content of out-of-print books, but respect for the rights holders is essential there. Without that, it's piracy.
How does a nation of such perfectly unadulterated niggercattle even exist? hahaha
Replies: >>38624 >>38633
>>38620
>>38621
>>38622
>>38623
You do remember that piracy was a MASSIVE problem all throughout Asia during the 80's, 90's, and Aughts, right? It's why the Korean game industry went in the direction of MMO's until recently. And how both West Taiwan and Taiwan Proper were infamous for their Famiclones and game knock-offs. Even Europe had their fair share of problems with imports undercutting domestic releases, and the computer scene there having it not be an uncommon incident for a company's help line flooded with calls made by pirates asking why their game was broken after the developer had implemented rudimentary attempts of DRM.

It's only in America where piracy wasn't largely a problem.
Replies: >>38625
>>38624
That has very little to do with knee-jerk overreactions to explicitly-stated preservation projects of old promotional material. There's a translation feature they can use which quickly disproves all their claims. What's your point? That their overreaction is justified because of software piracy that happened 30 years ago?
Replies: >>38628
d5bbc8b32ecd7c1606e7adae1f942224116258f6e4e4ae7f4dc9bfd4699a5023.webp
[Hide] (226.6KB, 973x1080)
I realize that the Japanese are a sheltered bunch but their reactions seem to stem more from a genuinely jarring cultural dissonance with the West where media preservation is a given and not to mention that doctrines such as Fair use do not exist in Japan. They are raised within this environment of "Always buying the original" and if you can't buy it any longer then it might as well not exist anymore.
Who do you think the key target demographics for these reiterative compilation carts featuring 35 year old games are? The very same population that goes to jail for streaming a Nintendo game.
Replies: >>38633
These preservation projects aren't hurting anyone's bottom line because there is no bottom line and similarly there's no justification for this sort of grandstanding from them. Westerners are and have always been willing to purchase Japanese media, it's the Japanese who are unwilling to distribute it officially 90% of the time. And if they do nowadays, there's a high and likely chance that it'll be altered by localizers which leads people to the path of torrenting once more.
The anime scene in the West became as big as it did thanks to bootlegging and imports before official distribution began to crop up in the mid-80s. If it wasn't for word of mouth and fan efforts that created the foundations for all that then these Japs wouldn't be making millions off the west, far more money than they've ever made in their own nation.
I'll shut up now, I got better things to do.
Replies: >>38633
>>38625
>That has very little to do with knee-jerk overreactions
Why? Just because you say so?
>to explicitly-stated preservation projects of old promotional material
You do have a lot of pirates that take advantage of preservation projects for their own personal gain. Because that's exactly what I do.
>There's a translation feature they can use which quickly disproves all their claims.
What claims specifically is that? That someone is illegally uploading a product for sale without the permission nor wishes of said product's owner?
>That their overreaction is justified because of software piracy that happened 30 years ago?
Because of how rampant it was and how it took down dozens of studios trying to be legit (Including SNK*), yes. I can see why some people react like this. Though I also don't think your cherry-picked posts actually represent a "consensus" of Japanese people. If anything, it's more likely that it's just a vocal minority getting their knicker's in a knot, kind of like the Progressives here who cause a ruckus whenever they see a female character that's slightly attractive and/or in a scanty outfit.**
Replies: >>38629
>>38628
>You do have a lot of pirates that take advantage of preservation projects for their own personal gain.
Post examples? What precisely qualifies as personal gain? Financial gain? The only gain you get from a preservation effort is to consume media, media which in many cases is no longer accessible through official means.
>What claims specifically is that? That someone is illegally uploading a product for sale without the permission nor wishes of said product's owner?
The claims are that the scanlation group is profitting off the scans by selling them, intentionally misconstruing the fact that the original book was shipped from an auction seller with donations.
What are the wishes of the product's owner other than refusing to reissue a promotional guidebook from 25 years ago? What are you even trying to say?
>Though I also don't think your cherry-picked posts actually represent a "consensus" of Japanese people. If anything, it's more likely that it's just a vocal minority getting their knicker's in a knot, kind of like the Progressives here who cause a ruckus whenever they see a female character that's slightly attractive and/or in a scanty outfit.**
I never claimed that it represents a larger consensus of Japanese people, I clearly stated >>38620 Some Japanese people
I'd love it people stopped embarrassing themselves defending Japan every time some jap does something retarded.
>Because of how rampant it was and how it took down dozens of studios trying to be legit
SNK's downfall had very little to do with bootlegging of their NEO GEO AES arcade cartridges and moreso with the fact that they released several financial blunders in a row which drove them into bankruptcy, you know the Hyper Neo Geo 64, NEOGEO POCKET and NEOGEO POCKET Color, NEOGEO AES and NEOGEO CD.
They bled a fuckton of money with these expecting to replicate the success of other major companies. Look into the costs of manufacturing and software development of these, R&D. It was a lot of time and money for essentially negative profits.
Replies: >>38631
But sure I'll concede that there's a portion of the current Japanese population that is consciously aware of past financial blunders caused by rampant piracy in the past and how this effected their industry negatively causing a kneejerk reaction to anything akin to this.
Also hold on did you say
>That someone is illegally uploading a product for sale without the permission nor wishes of said product's owner?
A product for sale
I thought I was being EXTREMELY clear that the scan group is not selling this, unless you are referring to the fact that the guide itself was on sale at one point in Japan about 25 years ago.
Either way, i also noticed that you didn't address everything else I said.
hmmm_skin_of_darkness_seller.PNG
[Hide] (177.2KB, 404x447)
>>38629
>I'd love it people stopped embarrassing themselves defending Japan every time some jap does something retarded.
Why are you posting in an extremely schizophrenic style of knocking out several posts, each a paragraph long, that adds nothing to the original point you were making? And only shows that you have an agend on the matter.
Replies: >>38632
03d42fa65a439c8827ea32fad706cd719b6b3cb818dea2d0d9c115cc6a232dfd.png
[Hide] (234.8KB, 500x500)
>>38631
>that adds nothing to the original point you were making
It clearly does and you'd realize this if you were arguing in good faith and cared to read what I posted instead of barging in here with the presumption of you being right without concession. 
>And only shows that you have an agend on the matter.
Which 'agend' would that be? The fact that this is the defacto posting style in this board where people are allowed to multipost and addend additional thoughts in follow up posts?
You've still yet to address anything I said beyond my first post and you clearly made an erroneous disingenuous point when you claimed that they are selling these scans which they aren't. Instead of directly addressing my points, you resort to ad hominem attacks that focus on your perception of my character, inferred solely from my posting style. Why are you even posting here at all?
Last edited by dejiko
Replies: >>38633
tired_stalker.jpg
[Hide] (1.4MB, 2840x1900)
>>38632
>You've still yet to address anything I said beyond my first post
I don't see the point in addressing anything when you try to use a handful of nuts online to paint every single Japanese person as having the same opinion, as you're doing here: >>38622
And here: >>38623
And here: >>38626
And here: >>38627
And only retreat on the matter when called out to go, "I was 'only' refering to a handful of individuals. Please believe me."
Replies: >>38634
>>38633
Nice cop out retard, you took a bunch of humorous posts mocking the Japanese literally and decided to use that as a scapegoat so as to not address anything else I said.
>And only retreat on the matter when called out to go, "I was 'only' refering to a handful of individuals. Please believe me."
Are you familiar with the concept of hyperbole?
Replies: >>38635
Acting_retarded.jpg
[Hide] (1.1MB, 680x1671)
>>38634
>you took a bunch of humorous posts mocking the Japanese literally
Oh, so your defense now is that you were "acting" retarded, when you initially made your posts in earnest.
Replies: >>38636
456cef83020dc0d87706ed564868baf0b202f39eaa827767b91f994382fe7e11.webp
[Hide] (36.5KB, 647x609)
>>38635
Oh I see what you're doing.
TrvQQdUFbI-c1XcA.mp4
[Hide] (12.1MB, 1920x1080, 01:18)
XGSTFt7Wtx5iwFFM.mp4
[Hide] (286.6KB, 480x480, 00:08)
China_will_grow_larger_[xT6kblEmGGc].webm
[Hide] (66KB, 1280x720, 00:01)
China will grow larger.
Replies: >>38638
Spoiler File
(2.2MB, 720x1280, 00:15)
>>38637
They have become too advanced
Replies: >>38639 >>38642
>>38638
I need a FOSS AI wife...
Replies: >>38640
>>38639
Then make one. Personally I'm too lazy to make anything in life so I just use my imagination.
Replies: >>38641
>>38640
I can't, ram/ssd/cpu prices are too high to make a server to run my wife.
Replies: >>38643
>>38638
Lmao. @Greentext anon needs to see this.  :D
>>38641
I wonder why that is... :^)
Replies: >>38645
Megami_Tensei_I-II_OST_booklet_-_1991_-_Pages_23_to_27_-_English_translation.png
[Hide] (8MB, 6974x1416)
Megami_Tensei_I-II_OST_booklet_-_1991_-_Page_51_-_English_translation.png
[Hide] (766.6KB, 1405x1416)
>>38620
I really don't think a few nobodies screeching on social media is cause for alarm, or illustrative of the culture. Though I do think it's important to call that type of shit out on occasion and discourage it, just on a reasonable level.

Anyhoo, I suppose now's a decently relevant time for me to repost these machine-translation edits I had posted half a year ago, of these short 1991 interviews from the Megami Tensei 1+2 OST booklet.
(To repeat myself: Credit goes to EirikrJS for the raw scan uploads, way back in 2014:
https://archive.ph/4PvhP )

>>38613
>>38615
>>38616
You can feel free to skip the Jaden Smith movie. KK Legends is a way better one, IMO.
Replies: >>38669
>>38643
The jews.
Shitposting aside, its the ssd/ram cartel that are raising the price.
8352e4f4d9df6b333520221c0931c44b4aac55dfc6b1b9e0584dee50aa64c004.mp4
[Hide] (46.8MB, 1280x720, 04:31)
Centipedes are really cool.
Replies: >>38647 >>38648
>>38646
It's pretty cute licking its feet clean. "Licking" is the wrong word obviously,  but I'm not sure how else to describe it.
Replies: >>38651
>>38646
I don't understand why I'm so unnerved by spiders but have no problem with those things.
Replies: >>38651
796e2bc98322a47658217fcece310bed7dae68daba5ed25dd383262f3e3b5232.mp4
[Hide] (1.9MB, 1080x1080, 00:11)
Replies: >>38662
a6d0c043a395503f9a0b95f0b9c9f5041e4fac867aa3b654d5f447ce912ee4ed.jpg
[Hide] (152.3KB, 2048x1364)
I watched a video talking about Anthony Weiner's laptop and the web of people, mysterious deaths and incidents surrounding said discovery, it all sort of makes sense huh and it even ties to Comet Ping Pong, a certain island and of course Clintons and everybody else.
Not to get too conspiratorial here but it's surprising how little this is talked about.
>>38647
>>38648
Centipedes are incredibly helpful when it comes to naturally controlling pests such as roaches too.
Replies: >>38662
682a191fb1befbedfccc1fbc2e1fdac2af321eb9159592a1c303700cafc6d9ad.webp
[Hide] (69.5KB, 1080x635)
Bryce had the nicest looking card in my subjective opinion, at least the typeface itself, I would say I like Van Patten's card more than Bateman's.
Paul Allen's card has the best spacing and it might objectively be the best one though.
Replies: >>38653 >>38662
fumo_friday.mp4
[Hide] (2.3MB, 640x360, 00:48)
>>38652
Replies: >>38662
6d8c0d82e4e7cd186890742375d54437a83da46d268ab4dea9d1fb9fa7e95f1a.jpg
[Hide] (588.3KB, 1600x720)
d9955f196bb260502c6f78bd762bc9aee8987d3de9cf463a10fb9d1057059f70.jpg
[Hide] (266.1KB, 1600x720)
2f8dda24ed31e86e521158d20adb70e456bd50d641f4e02e0eb9fa41cad15054.jpg
[Hide] (231.2KB, 1600x720)
56a820dfba7aead2a1ccca40a8fb7777bdb9df91d400abcc4fc742594c8ebb12.jpg
[Hide] (245.5KB, 1600x720)
https://www.youtube.com/live/m3kR2KK8TEs
Artemis II is re-entering our atmosphere right now
Replies: >>38669
a7061930f9aa19f33f36d1620e39481a18a195c1c67895b8af75b24211925d9e.jpg
[Hide] (107.7KB, 1600x720)
cb217c197f783dd219321aabe4265fbae77e50dfd6157032ff5e8011e8cd7b06.jpg
[Hide] (104.4KB, 1600x720)
fe8ada86a847397a1c3225784c83d7dc1d7ab55e7b05de79f5bbf8229de2b5e4.jpg
[Hide] (148.6KB, 1600x720)
db09ddc08d41fdba5e220b961bdd25c24578c5f8ef70d28ec2e04f919bb3fe08.jpg
[Hide] (355.6KB, 1600x720)
a388dd74eaddd3130e93e33bd5177f83515cf782395746a45f57d40f9428e4e8.jpg
[Hide] (274.2KB, 1600x720)
We got a successful splashdown
Replies: >>38669
008c774a2ae628b1cfa581cb9ace0c2a4ecb220213ea90311253eec055174804.jpg
[Hide] (55.6KB, 962x720)
ae983958949ffbced686445815b3ca6bdc9df543b228f3b957b3b8d8c4d81747.jpg
[Hide] (111.9KB, 1600x720)
Replies: >>38669
1f2b83865fcf1c00e2b4c15265f72bf691da79d4b4959ce09f14a80ff85e7468.jpg
[Hide] (449.2KB, 1600x720)
875a90f3d12b49b7a99aa53ee8155c3bda58fff6777a04314de0e2848d20b121.jpg
[Hide] (277.4KB, 1600x720)
df22b4845fc003cc405e31a36fdb72802b664c18a7b773c574ed964ec2af3409.jpg
[Hide] (350.5KB, 1600x720)
6075a980c11029d885e101523f79a365ce6d63f374644f93ba16b71e55ee0ba9.jpg
[Hide] (199.1KB, 1600x720)
Replies: >>38658 >>38669
>>38657
did the nigger chimpout?
9fc4e619b2e512d12cc1e12132e7c025a60087f4f032ce3624ce7e8465cc82cd.jpg
[Hide] (410.5KB, 1600x720)
d41cb1ae33d45f1b45cde607219f697f07cca9fdd9bf40486f2132d3fff58014.jpg
[Hide] (405.5KB, 1600x720)
They will place this raft under Orion and at the same time a medical crew is checking up on each astronaut. They will be lifted off back to land on two helicopters
Replies: >>38669
d174577fa681c30d36f57b689682d6b769f497a27e47889a17943f693c5ccfbd.jpg
[Hide] (344.9KB, 1600x720)
Navy divers have placed it
Replies: >>38662 >>38669
successful mission then, it looks like
>>38652
The font for the text on the bottom of Bateman's card helps break up the address, etc., but it does look worse than the rest of them. Bryce had the nicest looking paper. 
>>38649
>>38653
It sure is Friday.
>>38651
>controlling pests such as roaches
A place a worked at had a lot of these house centipedes and they would run around after the smaller roaches and crickets. They were fun to watch. 
>>38660 and so on...
Neat.
Replies: >>38664
88d4bad0985849a1c1d214544448332b1c75f95a5f3dbecba9b1550a3979dda0.jpg
[Hide] (612KB, 1200x1800)
What's so special about this game that I keep seeing it being brought up after all these years? It looks like your run of the mill shmup, I'd rather play Raiden V.
978bf5b58211b413cab4f2d52a3dc3242f3942e9f5f64ec5e098fd39aaa9d2fd.jpg
[Hide] (122.1KB, 854x480)
>>38662
>The font for the text on the bottom of Bateman's card helps break up the address, etc., but it does look worse than the rest of them. Bryce had the nicest looking paper. 
Van Patten on the other hand had the cheapest looking paper.
>A place a worked at had a lot of these house centipedes and they would run around after the **smaller* roaches and crickets. They were fun to watch. 
They are incredible effective predators thanks to their many legs. Fun fact, centipedes and millipedes are not directly related despite their somewhat similar appearance.
f9da43298b6213d8d73957dd557ee44c1c44d1836431d54d16ec6a24d2d63ae2.jpg
[Hide] (419.5KB, 1578x2048)
I really don't want to check its vndb tags
Replies: >>38669 >>38678
886b5ef47a952731e224a5fa8881f553a686f90cf1485231a1ff536904827ea3.jpg
[Hide] (167.3KB, 600x900)
e9e1eb93283469732fb51cb2dd9e2a2e442fdcdb923dbf3647c3649d7c76f46b.jpg
[Hide] (243.2KB, 1467x2200)
2dc9940442809163702687aecabff51a18bbd3f5eabb6f960baa28655d90870a.jpg
[Hide] (181.3KB, 600x900)
Irokebijin makes cute dolls
Replies: >>38669
383235c4c4c77913716f14920b0159389a63e6d3f54491f143bde2b9afb8aea3.png
[Hide] (1.1MB, 790x890)
Replies: >>38669 >>38676
ClipboardImage.png
[Hide] (242.5KB, 1596x864)
>One of the primary reasons the /digi/ mods eventually left is that I wouldn't budge on allowing them to mess with other boards directly.
Unironically what did Sturgeon mean by this?
646ae93e49fe64ef872872a413d84438a3f86fd1732833f037d37890d6d801ba.png
[Hide] (17.3MB, 5400x7200)
>>38614
>There is a official Gitlab instance? I only know Gitlab as the number one option for selfhosting. The installation itself is pretty brainless.
https://gitlab.com/mikf/gallery-dl
This is the official GitLab instance in question.
>>38617
>Shizuka was so popular in fact that she had a naked 'photoshoot' for Famitsu some years ago.
Sauce please.
>I might stream it some day if you guys want me to.
I'd be down for it but owl anyon is also right in that you can make that decision if you want to, just like how you decided to stream TNG.
>>38644
>I really don't think a few nobodies screeching on social media is cause for alarm, or illustrative of the culture. Though I do think it's important to call that type of shit out on occasion and discourage it, just on a reasonable level.
It's one of the reasons why Xitter shouldn't have crossed JP and Western accounts, there are certain breaches that will not reach a consensus.
Even then you had people like Akamatsu Ken proposing a project for game and anime preservation.
>Anyhoo, I suppose now's a decently relevant time for me to repost these machine-translation edits I had posted half a year ago, of these short 1991 interviews from the Megami Tensei 1+2 OST booklet.
Thanks for sharing them again. If you don't mind me asking do you still intend on making a MEGA folder with this and your storytimes?
>>38611
I appreciate the sentiment regardless.
>>38654
>>38655
>>38656
>>38657
>>38659
>>38660
Very nice. This has been one of the most exciting things happening this year.
>>38665
If it's anything like the anime then yeah, stay away.
>>38666
Good dolls.
>>38667
>>38669
>If it's anything like the anime then yeah, stay away.
Its worse than the anime, anyonkun.
Replies: >>38740
1d649c327a792c5c2ad7c761dc6c2b766df65679f23dc80b27a01c8fc641018c.png
[Hide] (122.8KB, 1059x512)
382b58c3a9edad0ec9194cace3a398c062f0b86a4f7b0f67ded4de2adbdd7931.png
[Hide] (141.1KB, 879x580)
2aaba5f5e383614d032db52bb8eafd8769ba40cda4790eef36bf98f6f26642a3.png
[Hide] (63.9KB, 999x247)
daedfde44bbf11b2bd69d3674e7e90e4b9f302914d27de794ede99bcefb97de7.png
[Hide] (162.1KB, 860x693)
>>38669
oh its really bad
Replies: >>38740
Akio Watanabe is a gross old fart but he can draw some cute girls, interestingly enough he is still drawing doujinshi with his old wrinkly hands to this day.
Replies: >>38674
1a86db0912d8ac841e7c0d8b8c9867234f8a10bd8650d9770a66dcb33cd3d35b.gif
[Hide] (80.1KB, 297x396)
46f84f2d3acce566cbbf5e55eb989ea409f7c3df0f7c04f39b0dbc391ba8a27b.jpg
[Hide] (233.9KB, 2048x1527)
Spoiler File
(216.1KB, 1514x2048)
04533ced69aa2ca8e4a37783146103c77a34889bc5477fa0a41b78490ce40d5e.jpg
[Hide] (257.2KB, 2046x1447)
aee2b05577708d518be6bcb70d94f67f9868ccb3ccf9ad0b282021629248b48c.jpg
[Hide] (119.9KB, 774x1277)
Replies: >>38674
>>>38672
Isn't he only in his fifties?
>>38673
The pumpkin is cute.
>>38669
>Sauce please.
I can only find two promotional samples from the shoot here
https://www.animenewsnetwork.com/interest/2018-03-08/doraemon-heroine-shizuka-gets-solo-photoshoot-debut-in-famitsu-magazine/.128702
If you want the whole magazine in digital form, you'd have to purchase it from bookwalker which is most certainly not worth it
>Other photos in the magazine include Shizuka in a bathtub (as she is known for loving baths), and holding a "secret gadget."
Her face looks scary.
Replies: >>38686 >>38740
c3eb40753eb05516fe81a63261aa5271279ac05e5b788d77258b0e98a9e35837.jpg
[Hide] (176.6KB, 896x1195)
>>38667
20fe1c64da07e28a3941925834df2be885c827bb1a7bf44640d75d4337d351c1.webp
[Hide] (99.6KB, 683x1024)
d2bfd9ca1fa4d22ad9296c212bf61b75d22ce3f57a61479370f31567b2531b3a.jpg
[Hide] (147.1KB, 700x933)
3bea5afb04f7b55a21c3d97cc492a74f9776419f1f3f555d7411d8574d1207dd.webp
[Hide] (40.9KB, 500x699)
2ad7cce9ebc67ab5706bdecf5707a4284a3d3013d97033ad25ec6208964b83c2.jpg
[Hide] (128.2KB, 800x1200)
There'll be a stream tomorrow, you know the drill. 
SUNDAY 4/12 Lineup
PRESHOW (20:00 UTC)
>Star Trek: The Next Generation (3 eps)
MAIN SHOW (22:20 UTC)
>Garo
>Binchou-tan 
>Hilda and the Mountain King (maybe)
Be there or be square :^)
Spoiler File
(45.4KB, 1572x136)
Remember Bill 156 ?

> Imagine yourself 12 years ago. You are an anime and manga fan who now has even more access to your favorite shows than ever before thanks to internet massification. Things seem to be looking up, but suddenly you get bombarded by a virtual headline like this “JAPAN IS BANNING MANGA TO PROTECT CHILDREN”. At first, you laugh it off. It is impossible that Japan is cutting off one of its more rentable commodities like manga. Yes, manga can be controversial but still, canceling a whole type of media sounds harsh. You click the link to know more and fear sets in a bit more as fancy legal buzzwords and phrases like “law passing”, “harmful publications”, “non-existent youth” and “Bill 156” portray the legal tone and seriousness of the matter. Are manga creation and distributors in real danger? Western news outlets seem to make it appear as such.

> What I am describing here is not a product of imagination. It happened in 2010, when the Tokyo Metropolitan Ordinance on Health Development of Youth Revision-AKA Bill 156- caused a heated debate about freedom of expression and censorship. While in Japan there was certainly a discussion that ensued protests from both sides, on our shores the whole controversy took a fear-mongering approach that obscured a real understanding of how Bill 156 came to be and what it really what was about.

[...]

> Despite the pessimistic state of current affairs, efforts are being made to regulate instead stark attempts of censorship. The same Ken Akamatsu has reinvented himself as a defensor of free expression and protector of fellow manga artists. After 2010, he launched “J-Komi” (later rebranded as Manga Library Z), where out-of-print media could be distributed and give some revenue to the authors, who previously did not receive any payment for their work, even if it was being sold in second-hand stores. Later he would become chief adviser of the Group for Protecting Freedom of Expression and, in 2022 he won a seat in the House of Councillors in Japan, representing The Liberal Democratic Party. Since then, he has been very vocal about his focus on censorship in his campaign. Again, many news outlets are misrepresenting his intentions, and of course, completely forget to mention the role he played during the Bill 156 debacle. It is fun for some to create a clickbait title deeming him as an “otaku” who woke up one day and wanted to cosplay as a politician. The truth is that he has been involved in this matter for decades. Even if you still disagree with his opinion on the depiction of minors in the manga, his point of view offers a much-needed balance to rampant puritanism disguised as concern for the youth.

It had a huge effect and it was the occasion for Ken Akamatsu to start his political career.  

*source*: 
https://archive.ph/dICjN

>>38665
Nothing wild in there except Mii probably killing Zoomers by giving them a stroke.
Replies: >>38686
ClipboardImage.png
[Hide] (6.1KB, 320x200)
Epic Mega Games announced that they are laying off over 1000 employees, because Fortnite is not making $1 Gorillion per season anymore and had to cut costs. This hopefully ends the life service trend.

> Today we’re laying off over 1000 Epic employees. I'm sorry we're here again. The downturn in Fortnite engagement that started in 2025 means we're spending significantly more than we're making, and we have to make major cuts to keep the company funded. This layoff, together with over $500 million of identified cost savings in contracting, marketing, and closing some open roles puts us in a more stable place.

[...]

> Despite Fortnite remaining one of the most successful games in the world, we’ve had challenges delivering consistent Fortnite magic with every season; we're only in the early stages of returning to mobile and optimizing Fortnite for the world's billions of smartphones; and in being the industry's vanguard we have taken a lot of bullets in a battle which is only in the early days of paying off for ourselves and all developers.

> Since it's a thing now, I should note that the layoffs aren't related to AI. To the extent it improves productivity, we want to have as many awesome developers developing great content and tech as we can.

*source:*
https://archive.ph/kKsEd
Replies: >>38680 >>38686
>>38677
Looks like a nice lineup. Hopefully I can make it home in time to join.  Hilda was honestly a pretty decent show.
>>38679
Epic was foolish to believe they could ride on Fortnight forever.  Nothing can hold people's attention perpetually.
Replies: >>38740
4d80c701f6a0af16b563cf7b4c2ca6d8a9b5683a5fed37b043a923acf6148f0c.jpg
[Hide] (230.7KB, 1286x1624)
363c6a62a24930833fc3748b0cb5791ec8cd10e183a7f87fa4caf1f9a299aba3.jpg
[Hide] (75.1KB, 540x720)
>>38677
Starting in 30 minutes with Star Trek TNG or 20 minutes if you want to see more Yadamon.
02d840f1339fbf06aa46f87a907105e4a676a9b65adbec39df59545a15b0bb9a.png
[Hide] (301.3KB, 640x480)
0966d2189a15393a07190e7b92c85dcfa21f5edd61b81b17f3562f59aadf0ebf.png
[Hide] (343KB, 720x540)
df8ce1f4fa99257d6259a3122bbfe6aa011dda637360de52ddd142dc4cfb2a93.jpg
[Hide] (183KB, 700x522)
60ca13a4283461a05b5cbd47322c353283afbc1e90f62083e3048cf00118fe69.png
[Hide] (549.8KB, 1024x576)
24b520ff29a6c7c7022304f7ab3e20cf8f52e47f009cec69c7130de45a2f6c74.png
[Hide] (3.6MB, 3000x3000)
>>38677
star trek tng s01e04 https://fileditchfiles.me/file.php?f=/alpha1/dee20006e535c1c0b3fb/star_trek_tng_s01e04.mp4
star trek tng s01e05 https://fileditchfiles.me/file.php?f=/alpha1/b6651af26f173b2af32a/star_trek_tng_s01e05.mp4
star trek tng s01e06 https://fileditchfiles.me/file.php?f=/alpha1/d6639d00765cadba5337/star_trek_tng_s01e06.mp4
garo 01 https://fileditchfiles.me/file.php?f=/alpha1/3c59333f332464066c22/garo_01.mp4
binchou-tan 03 https://fileditchfiles.me/file.php?f=/alpha1/24af6b119d8cef8466a9/binchou-tan_03.mp4
hilda and the mountain king (2021) https://fileditchfiles.me/file.php?f=/alpha1/5ce225287f4be44b4369/hilda_and_the_mountain_king_%282021%29.mp4

Pre-pre-show:
yadamon 02 https://fileditchfiles.me/file.php?f=/alpha0/a1d139b77f1b59396921/yadamon_02.mp4
Spoiler File
(2.6MB, 1876x1544, 00:04)
f0d2210748de93f2c8778d862b1e8f2b7fc9bc3c375eb4f79b83c7b0f818f14f.png
[Hide] (1.2MB, 2421x2126)
a4b314cbdd6f85ae846b9e6f7320755fdf4f565aad6e5dc91e521dcfc5be503b.jpg
[Hide] (498.5KB, 1960x2025)
Spoiler File
(2.6MB, 3197x3180)
114ba305b3933e220b0cdc728def15423c6b86e2641e3de9c5bbef06709395b7.jpg
[Hide] (202.7KB, 1379x1503)
Replies: >>38740
1969c28f8f2193e10cdf5f7d435c09ea775c8133137486692f86cdcf830155b9.png
[Hide] (440KB, 1075x711)
Inseminating Hilda impregnating Hilda, knocking up Hilda, planting my seed inside Hilda, fucking Hilda, breeding Hilda, making love with Hilda, rawdogging Hilda, copulating with Hilda, cumming inside Hilda, putting it inside Hilda, making out with Hilda, plowing Hilda, railing Hilda, turning Hilda into a woman, dicking Hilda, screwing Hilda,  laying pipe to Hilda, pumping inside Hilda, ramming Hilda, drilling Hilda, stuffing Hilda, correcting Hilda, pile driving Hilda, boning Hilda, rearranging Hilda's womb, getting close with Hilda, becoming one with Hilda, uniting with Hilda, creaming Hilda, stretching Hilda's cunny, holding hands with Hilda
Replies: >>38685
>>38682
Thanks for the files. It was a fun stream. I wish I could join more often. 
>>38684
That last part is taking it pretty far.
Replies: >>38740 >>38755
d80565bb7674c8fee720b728f80f982fa03ab7dfad1ade0354a6facd0e5caaac.jpg
[Hide] (39KB, 612x408)
Finally got a ticket for Miku Expo. Didn't think I would be able to get one.

>>38675
I thought it would be drawings of her doing a photoshoot. Not a model with a  mask.
>Her face looks scary.
It does. Translating 2D anime designs to real life almost never goes well. The big eyes without any expressivity makes them look creepy.

>>38678
The whole idea of jap politicians wanting to curtail the manga-anime industry just sounds so stupid to me. Are they so ignorant of the economic benefits and soft cultural power it gave them to the world?

>>38679
I just hope the whole gaming industry, specially the western part of it, collapses and takes out most big companies with it. Almost none of the people who made the games they got famous and praised are left in those studios, now filled with hacks and pajeets just technologically literate enough to shit out UE5 waste.
ClipboardImage.png
[Hide] (770.2KB, 800x874)
>>38682
Despite the weaker Star Trek Episodes it was a good stream. Next week we will learn, why the Ferengi didn't work as villains and had to be dropped in the favor of the Borg

>>38686
> The whole idea of jap politicians wanting to curtail the manga-anime industry just sounds so stupid to me. Are they so ignorant of the economic benefits and soft cultural power it gave them to the world?
I see, you have no idea about the prudery waves Japan suffered from before that Bill. Whenever Japanese arts industry "went too far" (i.e. giving authoritarians a large enough attack surface for enacting censorship), a censorship wave followed. This is why every edition of Video Girl Ai is actually censored or why Illusion had to wait for Bill 154 before they making more rape games. Now there's CERO and lewd stuff has to hide in departments separate from everything else. Just like in Germany where you get the absurd selection of tons of Hardcore Porn, 120 days of Sodom besides Predator 2 and multiple slasher flicks. Thankfully it calmed down, partly everyone under 50 hates the BPjM and the death of physical media helped consumers to circumvent the problem. I don't think there gonna be a DVD crash in Japan that has the same effect. 

I also have a working theory about  that law. I think it enabled some mediums like VNs to become more unhinged. Some VNs like Maggot Bait that are infamous are from the 2010s. Sure, you won't get Popotan above the table anymore, but you can find really grotesque crap hidden from the public (and quality control) if you dare to enter the magical realm of forbidden media. This is why I discovered in a adult section of a video store, that there was exploitation slop about the colonization of Kongo that will never ever get any scrutiny, because most people don't know that it even exist. Sure, The BPjM scrubs everything squeaky clan and sometimes there are stupid measures raids on comic publishers over some schizo crusader's report. However, its the fact that such works are basically hidden from the public why Marian Dora thinks he can get away with his shock slop:
https://www.imdb.com/name/nm2112806/ 

> I just hope the whole gaming industry, specially the western part of it, collapses and takes out most big companies with it. Almost none of the people who made the games they got famous and praised are left in those studios, now filled with hacks and pajeets just technologically literate enough to shit out UE5 waste.
/v/ is hoping it for years. In vain. The vidya crash came but Larry Fink and the Tencent enabled the Industry to just tank it by buying them out. Then all those companies unleashed slop onto the market. I hope Tencent and Black Rock leave the games industry. Once again, this hope could be in vain, because there are too many finance bros trained to excel at the marketing side of things. There are simply no managers who started out as creatives anymore. See Hollywood and the DVD market. They seriously attempted to clone this in vydia. Hence the need to have live service games to make up for  any flops.
ClipboardImage.png
[Hide] (164.2KB, 1010x924)
ClipboardImage.png
[Hide] (461.2KB, 603x1064)
ClipboardImage.png
[Hide] (57.9KB, 954x414)
ClipboardImage.png
[Hide] (160.6KB, 1177x1066)
What? You don't believe my pessimistic outlook? Then let's check on something Chinks and third worlder strivers don't care about; Games Journalism™.

In fact, the entire industry, except a few outlets Gamergays considers "halal",  is crashing right now. All because some bloggers at Gawker and other rags were upset that they had to review toys instead of writing political essays or be edge lords writing about "dark tourism". remember that netflix exclusive documentary series staring some stickman introducing that concept to the audience? Now outlets are dying left right and center as fucking virtual paper puppets had replaced them. This is how it should look like; Most of AAA gaming except a handful of companies that didn't do anything to piss off places like /v/ burning down. Instead they propped themselves up with cheap labor and Equity finance until Microsoft has to consider leaving the games industry and Sony has to let PS5 die quietly.
Replies: >>38689 >>38693
Frank_Zappa_-_Decline_of_the_Music_Industry_[xP4wsURn3rw].webm
[Hide] (3.3MB, 480x360, 02:04)
>>38686
>Are they so ignorant of the economic benefits and soft cultural power it gave them to the world?
It's because of that success that they WANT to control it, because they think that they can show people the "real Japan" instead of the Japan that the free market actually likes and supports. All sorts of industries have this problem. 

>>38687
>Hence the need to have live service games to make up for  any flops.
Actually, it's the reverse. Live service games are so expensive that they CANNOT be allowed to flop, and it's resulted in companies devoting all of their resources towards making sure that the company continues on only a handful of releases. And we see the result where Epic just say a slight downturn in a quarter and had to fire a thousand people. Keep in mind that they didn't have to do that as Epic is also propped up by Tencent's money. But the fact that they did shows that Tencent and Fink even have their limits.

 >>38688
>This is how it should look like
It almost never does whenever a crash happens. Remember that even the 1983 video game crash was almost a two year long process, and only confined to the American console industry. It's very rare for a crash to happen "all at once" across everything.
So how is the pozz level going in the vidya press after all these "disastrous levels" of booting journos? Could it be its on the decline now? Serious question, since I CBA to research it myself.
Replies: >>38692
>>38682
Thanks for the files & stream, Anyon.
Replies: >>38740
>>38690
>Could it be its on the decline now?
The retards published an article in response to the SMG movie about how Bowser is a bisexual icon. And I keep seeing retarded articles going on about Alphabet Sex representation about once a month. So no. If anything, they're doubling down.
Replies: >>38693
>>38687
>>38688
>/v/ is hoping it for years. In vain. The vidya crash came but Larry Fink and the Tencent enabled the Industry to just tank it by buying them out. Then all those companies unleashed slop onto the market.
I know. I came to the conclussion years ago that the videogame crash won't be a massive phenomenom of multiple companies crashing in a short span of time. Even the so famous 1983 crash was just Atari shitting the bed and leaving a hole in the North American market that Nintendo was lucky enough to fill.
What I predict in a "realistic" way is more of a short-medium term industry stagnation due to ever growing budgets for AAA, consoles and high specs PCs leading to even more ridiculous prices. This will reduce the number of buyers of their shit as they are priced out. This probably provokes the start of the shrinking of the industry that long term could lead to an actual crash.

>>38692
Gaming journalism was doomed no matter what. Even if they didn't sperged out with politics. Gaming Jewtube channels and other Internet sites offered the same shit the did review and guide-wise in a faster way and with slighty less shilling. They're still a lot of shill channels, but with traditional gaming news sites it was already guaranteed they sellout if only because being in the publisher's good graces was their only way to gain money and relevance.
If "first class" journalism is struggling badly against Internet and social media. The game journo industry lead by retards that couldn't make it as proper journalists didn't stood a chance.
bc4c8051124d73b128800aeb76d7f17dfc0820fc793655ee6d9048599f0f5d7f.mp4
[Hide] (13.3MB, 960x958, 02:47)
this is staged right
Replies: >>38755 >>38757
28adb1dc22c11bcfe5c4df682752bb58a6d4d9de1045910da39b0ab7114e6909.jpg
[Hide] (113.3KB, 859x771)
874843f72f9a934cf14c98b20f81466084884995f9d2b61a18c847b79b5f8d1e.jpg
[Hide] (1.2MB, 1413x1882)
Ass
Replies: >>38713 >>38740
bdc2125e52000af4404a875841b2ad96d747486bbbfe1621c8f74e49b9f9ddea.mp4
[Hide] (16.6MB, 1080x1080, 03:23)
It appears that this was real lol
>A 29-year-old man has been arrested after a home security camera showed him angrily demanding entrance to a Fairfield home and breaking in before being confronted by the homeowner, police said.
>Jason Thomas Nichols was booked on suspicion of burglary, assault, vandalism and criminal threats in the attack at the home on Burbank Court last Tuesday, according to the Fairfield Police Department.
>Video circulated online depicts a man telling the homeowner through a Ring security camera that he wanted to “check on something” before kicking the door and demanding entrance to the home. The man yells repeatedly, breaks a bell outside the door and demands to see the homeowner’s daughter in the video. 
>The man identifies himself in the footage as Harry Dresden, the name of a fictional wizard detective in the popular urban fantasy novel series “Dresden Files.” He is wearing a black trench coat, a Demon Slayer anime T-shirt and flip-flops.
>“Open the door now, or I will f—in’ end you,” he says. “Do you understand me?”
https://archive.ph/7RTuQ
Replies: >>38697 >>38757
potato_society.jpg
[Hide] (44.2KB, 667x680)
>>38696
>harasses and threatens to kill a man
>makes it clear he has special interest in the man's daughter
>causes property damage and shows clear signs of mental instability
>man wasn't even home at the time, but came back immediately after hearing from his wife about the dangerous schizo banging and kicking on the front door
>breaks into house before the man and police arrive
>bail is set at $35k
What the fuck is wrong with Commiefornia where a clearly dangerous and mentally unwell man is allowed out of jail after roughly a week for a small amount of cash? I know that fucking state is absolutely retarded and I shouldn't be surprised, but holy shit this is absurd. Fucker isn't even a nog or pajeet, and the far-left think Jews are white, so the race card shouldn't even be at play here.
Replies: >>38698 >>38699
>>38697
>and the far-left think Jews are white, so the race card shouldn't even be at play here.
Jewdar is clanging the bell on this one.
>>38697
>What the fuck is wrong with Commiefornia
Well, you have to remember, California was one of the states who's entire "purposes" was to get as far away as possible from under DC's regulation while still being a part of the U.S.. As a result of this circumstance, while it was a lot more advanced than the rest of the country in terms of innovation, it also began to attract a lot of the more politically unhinged individuals. Compound this over a century and California has become one of the most Progressive states in the union, thanks entirely to it's grassroots movements and political ideology.
Replies: >>38700
>>38699
>Progressive 
<yet more kike doublespeak
Meaning no offense to you, but I can assure you the outcome of all the libshit's "progress" here is anything but.
>t. commiefornia resident
Replies: >>38707
a6b84ab9e1bf89a85a1f4e5d1985382f377136db5dfc6467fa07c9940b201c86.jpg
[Hide] (47.5KB, 736x414)
>Colombia to control hippo population through euthanasia (Reuters)
>"We believe there may be approximately 80 individuals ​that could be subject to the measure (of euthanasia)."
<Both species of hippos are considered to be endangered today. The common hippopotamus is classified as a Vulnerable species, while pygmy hippos are officially classified as Endangered.
Would it kill them to just relocate these creatures to their native habitat? Plenty of zoos and wildlife parks would gladly take many of them. If this is an 'invasive species' yet also an endangered one, I think relocation is the smart choice. Fucking shithole, this is clearly being done so they can poach their ivory, otherwise they wouldn't euthanize them.
Replies: >>38707
59121b8e086b73e73c234f4c0d27bd7e92dbd4e65e732df71be3c8f9f5ca3c1d.png
[Hide] (90.2KB, 786x312)
Boris has been added to the board
Replies: >>38713 >>38740
kek
d44c8959531d5ac46586628638d03fefa0d356bceb532ce15876d97f553c2196.jpg
[Hide] (87.3KB, 577x793)
Here's a really interesting video about modern lighthouses and why they look different than old ones, some really interesting technological advances were made.
https://inv.thepixora.com/watch?v=WA0L5xznsKE
Replies: >>38713 >>38740
e01678723dff68b7a1f23cd6adb9df60b6255ed7bb182c2ff6e89619f1a7c5be.jpg
[Hide] (318.3KB, 1555x501)
Oh shit they got goobas here?
Replies: >>38740
xrI7XY9FJl3Du8xH.mp4
[Hide] (8.8MB, 720x898, 01:48)
I knew it, it was fake!
Bishop_Fulton_Sheen_on_Human_Rights.mp4
[Hide] (1.8MB, 234x240, 01:56)
>>38700
>yet more kike doublespeak
Dude, get your head out of your ass as Liberalism has absolute nothing to do with Socialism, Queer Theory, open borders, or CRT
It's only "come" to mean that as an attempt to make everyone hate "Liberalism" so that they can force everyone into the trap of being on the Authoritarian Left or the Authoritarian Right. And the only people who have yet to realize that are those of us Yanks. Go over to Europe or Asia, and they make it very clear that they're fundimentally Illiberal societies, who oppose everything that the United States ever was as the U.S. is a Liberal nation. Built on the ideals that man and government isn't/wasn't/aren't God, that every person has individual inalienable rights, rule of law, government by conscent, and so on. Liberalism is not "one thing".

And, yes, "Progressive" is the correct word because these people are all about "progressing", at all costs, towards their "end of history".

>>38701
>Would it kill them to just relocate these creatures to their native habitat?
anyon, a lot of the wildlife conservation efforts are all fronts to justify Degrowth Communism. You see a similar thing with rhinos: https://odysee.com/@johnstossel:7/save-the-rhinos-2:6
If they could, they would wipe out every single animal on the Earth, and then try to use their tactic to shame every single person into either suicide or indoctrination into their cult to "save reality".
hate_liberals.jpg
[Hide] (55.9KB, 312x600)
>>38707
>Built on the ideals that man and government isn't/wasn't/aren't God, that every person has individual inalienable rights, rule of law, government by conscent, and so on. Liberalism is not "one thing".
>And, yes, "Progressive" is the correct word because these people are all about "progressing", at all costs, towards their "end of history".
All of that is progressivism you retard.
Replies: >>38709
>>38708
>All of that is progressivism you retard
How does the idea of "no one being God" and "government by conscent" mesh with an ideal built upon "man being God" and forcing everyone to believe the same thing? Unless you're going to go full retard and declare that it's all "indoctrination" just by a different name. In which case I'd like to inform you that you're the very thing you claim to hate.
Replies: >>38710 >>38711
liberalists.webm
[Hide] (14.5MB, 640x360, 02:27)
>>38709
>How does the idea of "no one being God" and "government by conscent" mesh with an ideal built upon "man being God" and forcing everyone to believe the same thing?
You can't see the forest for the trees so you think modern liberal victim politics is somehow the opposite of classical liberal "we're all equal because I say God says so" politics. Boogeymen like systematic are invented to explain why the egalitarian prophecy failed because Liberalism is a worldview, not just a prescription for the size of government. The only real difference between the liberalism of Locke and Mill and what's called progressivism today is what identities are seen as valid and brought into the egalitarian big tent. You're lying to yourself if you seriously believe that revolutionary Masonic liberals like Jefferson wouldn't be talking about oppression politics today.
https://founders.archives.gov/documents/Jefferson/01-25-02-0016
>The liberty of the whole earth was depending on the issue of the contest, and was ever such a prize won with so little innocent blood? My own affections have been deeply wounded by some of the martyrs to this cause, but rather than it should have failed, I would have seen half the earth desolated. Were there but an Adam and an Eve left in every country, and left free, it would be better than as it now is.

>In which case I'd like to inform you that you're the very thing you claim to hate.
I'm amazed people like you still exist. Telling me that I'm like the other authoritarian collectivists isn't an argument and it's not going to surprise me. I would rather live under white communism than "post one more based black man quote will grow out every other nigger's prefrontal cortex" liberalism.
Replies: >>38711 >>38716
>>38709
>>38710
*systematic racism
also progressivism is a very accurate description of "classical liberalism" because all forms of liberalism (and communism) are teleological, they believe that history progresses towards an ideal end state. the curve of history bends towards freedom, non-liberal governments are anachronistic and all that garbage.

tl;dr read actual source material about liberalism instead of listening to the lotus eaters podcast, JS Mill was a feminist of the kind you reee at today 200 years ago.
>>38707
That video is totally retarded.
>catholic bishop preaching human rights from the declaration of independence derived from Locke's ideology, derived from his protestant reading of the Bible
Communism doesn't like God because (1) historical materialism means that the driving forces of historical change are economic factors, not ideas like god given rights that are seen a farce to mollify people or weapons for the wealthy and (2) organized religion is seen as a way for the aristocracy or bourgeoisie to control the masses by creating theology to justify their rule, e.g. the prosperity gospel and christian Zionism. Stalin had no problem using religion to control Russia and practically every commie state in south America supported liberation theology.
Replies: >>38716
I came by to see something entertaining and shitpost but it's all just political arguments and such.  Oh well, I might do some sketches later. I'll share them if they are not too shit.
>>38702
Looks like a valuable asset. Nice addition.
>>38695
Those are some mighty wide boobs in the second pic.
>>38704
I feel educated now, thanks. The LED ring lamps were pretty fascinating. It looks like there are a wide variety of designs. This one has five rings/layers
Kewaunee_Lighthouse_LED_Light.jpg
[Hide] (1.2MB, 1280x853)
>>38713
Fuck!
Replies: >>38715
2370d49490fdc3868b628374ba79e1bf5b641050ef079290cb522f5b7468412f.gif
[Hide] (674KB, 498x370)
>>38714
That's a tesla coil disguised as a lighthouse. I'm not falling for it.
Replies: >>38717
Never_trust_an_employer.webm
[Hide] (8.7MB, 1138x480, 00:31)
>>38710
>You think modern liberal victim politics is somehow the opposite of classical liberal "we're all equal because I say God says so" politics
That's not even close. Majority of the Founding Fathers WERE NOT EVEN CHRISTIANS. And began from the position that every person is born equal, as in every single person is just as "broken" as the next guy (If not worse), and from there that no person is fit to rule over anyone else. And evolved the American government's operation from there, where they tried to decentralize as much of the powers as they could without making the government incapable of operation.
>Boogeymen like systematic are invented to explain why the egalitarian prophecy failed
What "prophecy"?
>The only real difference between the liberalism of Locke and Mill and what's called progressivism today is what identities are seen as valid and brought into the egalitarian big tent
Yep, you fell for the trap that it's "indoctrination but by another name". When Locke was concerned with private property, and Mill pretty much make it a point that there's almost "never" a good justification for intruding upon another person's rights and beliefs. Something which is completely OPPOSED the to Progressives of today, who want to abolish private property and see it as their duty to intrude upon people's rights and beliefs.
>You're lying to yourself if you seriously believe that revolutionary Masonic liberals like Jefferson wouldn't be talking about oppression politics today
You example is Jefferson lamenting to William Short about how the Jacobins hijacked the French Revolution and turned it into a bloody dictatorship that is completely at odds with the ideals of the United States, instead of what it's initial leaders wanted which was to replicate the American Revolution in France?
>Telling me that I'm like the other authoritarian collectivists isn't an argument
Yes, it is, because the same arguments used to discredit them apply just as much to you.
>I would rather live under white communism
There it is.
Also, your "White Communism" does include niggers because the way Communism works is that anyone who rejects the idea needs to be eliminated and replaced. You see this with how Russia first introduced DEI (Korenizatsiia) to delegitmize public figures and replace them with more "ethnicly diverse" Russians who would repeat Communist dogma, and then pulled the same stunt in reverse with their "Russification" to delegitmize their DEI hires and replace them with figures who were even more loyal to the party. One such example of Russification was the Holodomor to replace the "divisive Ukrainians" with "Russians". MaoMao played upon China's diverse ethnic background to rile the minorities over the "fear" that they were going to be replaced with the dominant "Han Chinese" and ran the KMT to Taiwan, and then destroyed all that traditional ethnically diverse culture with his "Destruction Of The Four Olds" campaign that now made "everyone" Han Chinese. You even see this with Islamic countries. Where they destroy the native culture and murder all the natives who reject their religion, and them import their more diverse and devoted followers from other nations. Hell, you even see this with Iran, as the IRGC has immigrated African Muslims to replace the traditional Persians living in the country.
>also progressivism is a very accurate description of "classical liberalism" because all forms of liberalism (and communism) are teleological, they believe that history progresses towards an ideal end state
I believe the word you're looking for is "Eschatology". And, no, that's not Liberalism at all. There is no "end" in Liberalism. There is no "end of history". It's just a state of mankind existing. A political thought that stems from the fact that man is an independent being with his own desires, goals, and ambitions. There is nothing about reaching some "end" of everything. In fact, Liberalism could be argued as being opposed to such a concept as eschatology because and "end" to everything is opposed in some degree to the nature of "free will".

>>38712
>not ideas like god given rights that are seen a farce to mollify people or weapons for the wealthy
Except that's exactly what Marx says. That the creation of "god given rights" like "private property" exist entirely for the purposes OF further estranging man from the "Truth" that he is suppose to be a Communist.
>organized religion is seen as a way for the aristocracy or bourgeoisie to control the masses by creating theology to justify their rule
Marx doesn't say that at all. He explains that man needs to rid himself of religion because it's an abstraction toward the reality that "God doesn't exist" (Become an Athiests). And then goes on to say that once you do that, you then need to abstraction yourself AGAIN to the truth that you were "god" all along, and that God is Communist. That "you" are your own "sun" that reality "orbits", to paraphrase him. And it even doesn't end there, as while you can have this "revelation", it still goes another step further because you then need to "seize the means of production" to change ALL of humanity into believing this shit.
>Stalin had no problem using religion to control Russia
Same with Hitler in Germany with his "Positive Christianity". Because 20th century Socialists realized that it's much easier to subvert people's religious beliefs rather than make them Anti-religious like Marx advocated.
>and practically every commie state in south America supported liberation theology
Yes, a heretical teaching of the Bible championed by outright Socialists like Dom Helder Camara because it was the "only" way to get normally religious people to agree with a Socialist ideology that is quite opposed to their beliefs.
<This was even a joke in films like Fiddler On the Roof, with how Socialists take passages from the Bible out of context, and in complete opposition to other parts of the Bible, for the purposes of making people agree with them. Because after all, you would "agree" with their assessment, "if you interpret it correctly."
But this also highlights the problem that you're being angry with psychopathic control freaks who are using whatever means possibly to be psychopathic control freaks. And this becomes the bigger issue. Rather than attacking people for who they are and what they do, you're attacking them for what they attach themselves to. It's the classic joke we throw at Progressives about how "Hitler drank water, too".

All you're doing is attacking the label rather than their actions and ideas.
Replies: >>38719
Bad_Dragon_logo.png
[Hide] (33.4KB, 300x300)
>>38715
It's actually a new product from Bad Dragon, Clarence the Machine™.
Replies: >>38718
Guess I'll go make a puzzle for some guy who never makes any himself and then I'll try sketching. 
>>38717
Forgot muh flag.
Replies: >>38722
>>38716
>All you're doing is attacking the label rather than their actions and ideas.
No, I'm telling you that liberalism is an anti-human cult whose worldview is a fantasy version of reality where biological differences between human races and sexes don't exist and when this inevitably conflicts with reality, it invents boogeymen to justify the failure of egalitarian materialism and tyrannically attempts to impose what reality should be onto what reality is. Your response is just stringing together nonsense in-between calling me a socialist and authoritarian, like it's 2014 and I'm arguing with a Sargon of Akkad fanboy who just binged Cato Institute articles. There's nothing to seriously respond to because I don't accept the mentally ill premise of the argument: how Locke read the Bible to find liberalism and human rights because he believed God put us here individually for a personal mission. 

Take what I said as you will, but I'm not interested in wasting more time on a liberal.
Replies: >>38720
whore_feelings.webm
[Hide] (486.3KB, 640x480, 00:03)
>>38719
>liberalism is an anti-human cult whose worldview is a fantasy version of reality where biological differences between human races and sexes don't exist
Where does this idea actually exist? Please, give me an exact source on the matter where Locke, Mill, Hobbes, Reid, Wilson, Madison, Jefferson, or Paine say "There is no differences between anyone".
<Well, he says "All Men Are Created Equal"
Yes, "equal" in that we're all born the same way. Naked, scared, and ignorant. No one magically comes out of a womb blessed with all the knowledge of the ancients or with a silver spoon in their mouth.
>Your response is just stringing together nonsense in-between calling me a socialist and authoritarian
The only difference is that all Socialists are authoritarian, but not all authoritarians are Socialist.
>Take what I said as you will, but I'm not interested in wasting more time on a liberal.
You retards play this card every FUCKING time like that somehow "ends" the arguement in your favor.
You finally encounter someone who calls you out of your bullshit, and your first instinct is to go run off and a corner and cry, all the while talking about how I hurt your "feelings" and that you'll "never post again". Followed by a series of posts where you actually don't stop posting and continue bitching about how "mean" of a person I am. Get your head out of your ass. You're nothing special, sunshine, and neither is your "Totally original political theory that has 'never' been tried."
Replies: >>38721
>>38720
I don't know or care who you are and what mental illness is making you tilt at windmills and imagine that you're bullying them.
nose_poke.jpg
[Hide] (695.1KB, 1813x2414)
>>38718
Well it turned out utter shit and I now realize I messed up the relative position of the nose and eye. I'll fuck off now and go back to drinking and watching a movie instead of sitting up the board further.
>>38722
shitting
ddf99a5a68746e9768a6fc6989a123b2b4e791181ebb0cf6e1ee448acce4b9c7.jpg
[Hide] (37.8KB, 451x341)
Long busy day for me. I wish I was rich so I could just play Animal Crossing all day or something.
>>38713
>I came by to see something entertaining and shitpost but it's all just political arguments and such.  Oh well, I might do some sketches later. I'll share them if they are not too shit.
I posted a funny video of some fat guy yelling at a ring camera and it somehow devolved into other anyons arguing about politics.
>Those are some mighty wide boobs in the second pic. 
Hidamari Sketch Boobs
>I feel educated now, thanks. The LED ring lamps were pretty fascinating. It looks like there are a wide variety of designs. This one has five rings/layers
I particularly liked that old lighthouse that replaced its mercury bath with a modern non-toxic bearing that didn't release any fumes but otherwise preserved its old Fresnel lens, i think making smart compromises like that is a good choice if you want to retain the old vintage look.
>>38722
Pretty cute troll Hilda anyon, I like her! Thanks for the OC, you got the body proportions right.
>>38707
Poor rhinos.
Replies: >>38727 >>38730
I got a jewtube phone ad with AI porn of Gwen Tennyson, what the fuck.
Replies: >>38730
I can't believe that the Logitech Extreme 3D Pro is still being manufactured over 20 years later. 
Maybe there isn't that much demand for joysticks like these to justify the costs of developing a new model.
8832648-3ab20b6aa9603468b48d22afdc52710c.mp4
[Hide] (5.1MB, 1280x720, 01:09)
8832650-4bdd517b4020dcf0d72b7de4075cfbff.mp4
[Hide] (14.3MB, 1280x720, 01:55)
MuLXD9oDSnqhGxAU.mp4
[Hide] (7.3MB, 1280x580, 00:52)
OGOfaYqB3HULgTZK.mp4
[Hide] (9.9MB, 1280x720, 01:09)
yG-QhNNhC-4xEhSv.mp4
[Hide] (12.6MB, 1280x720, 01:16)
>>38713
>>38724
If you guys want me to talk about something else recent, the new Avatar movie got leaked in it's entirety: https://fileditchfiles.me/file.php?f=%2Falpha1%2Fc7b7ddf5d38952aba793%2Favatar.mp4
I don't recommend watching, though. Outside of the animation, it completely forgets about and ignores plot points and character growth from the TV series, has none of the original cast, and only exists to shill out the Avatar name once again.
>>38727
Woah I didn't expect that, I forgot it was even being made. 
>I don't recommend watching, though. Outside of the animation, it completely forgets about and ignores plot points and character growth from the TV series, has none of the original cast, and only exists to shill out the Avatar name once again.
It sounds like one of those cheapo direct to video animated Disney sequels.
I'm playing the fuck out of XWA right now
wiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddd.png
[Hide] (867.8KB, 1280x720)
>>38724
>Hidamari Sketch Boobs
wiiiiiidddddddddddddd
>I like her!
Thanks.
>>38725
This is evidently pretty common. They don't really vet anything.  Scam adds are prevalent too.    
>>38727
Huh, I didn't know this was being made. This looks like it falls into the "bigger is better" sort of thinking that leads to everything being over the top and ridiculous.
12d6339cbf7da4f98ce027b314151ad8fcfabc1cd819da780f74a82f0c50421f.jpg
[Hide] (63.4KB, 673x664)
5ea45e265c822fb136dabba8c56a1f7a9d627b74c63f9f2d9cced931346befa3.jpg
[Hide] (46.1KB, 570x514)
2a4d4e8d19ee3231c603a00105eefee15ad4772cf190f161a4e3baa599c47921.jpg
[Hide] (152.1KB, 800x800)
Under production for so long that its packaging has been changed multiple times.
Replies: >>38737
https://archive.org/details/Radiohead_1992-06-13
An early live recording of Creep with different lyrics from the album version.
699e01d801009eea1b383f974178158e79455701aae0ea18ae81db83ea41bc07.jpg
[Hide] (66KB, 1080x533)
Good fucking riddance 4cuck...?
Nevermind... it's back.
cookiemixtle_-_Connie_pic.png
[Hide] (4.1MB, 3072x4096)
ミツメサチ_-_Connie_pic.png
[Hide] (364.4KB, 1000x1000)
ミツメサチ_-_Connie_pic.png
[Hide] (443.6KB, 1000x1000)
ShiiraFish_-_Connie_pic.png
[Hide] (1.2MB, 900x900)
kagehito_12_-_Connie_pic.png
[Hide] (1.5MB, 1640x1640)
Happy Connie Tuesday, everyone!
fb6ca83d3d2661ee6f6d894da97d3b02f8d511937cd67257d2715b3bcda4508c.gif
[Hide] (536KB, 309x498)
>>38727
>first video
>mfw
>Sokka is back after missing THE WHOLE FUCKING SHOW OF WHORRA
Yeah, no thanks, Sokka was the only character that wasn't assasinated in the cartoon, like hell I want to see my VIP character get fucked in this movie.
>Sukko being le-gay
>Toph being a whore
I hate this timeline.
Yep, shitty writing alright.
>>38731
If it works, it works, if you have money to spend there are better and more expensive options.
f1bd09c75b5d2e39cc803ce3bc8d04371c3a2d609254a18cd146f109089c474e.jpg
[Hide] (68.5KB, 800x436)
Western fans have made NieR Reincarnation partially playable again after it was shut down two years ago. 
A rather vocal subset of internet users who adhere to a certain conformist culture from birth isn't happy about it and they've begun reporting the project, sparking the latest xitter civil war.
So here it is while it's still up 
https://github.com/Walter-Sparrow/lunar-tear
efdc864e5e9b2984463a4885a76042d1ff5f45114f8f09c3a528ef287ede52cc.mp4
[Hide] (26.1MB, 1080x1920, 02:01)
The machine requires a sacrefice.
49846b83ed38349c52b0c75a2b68f62ffd7a840c7608afae4f9738fcee13aff1.webm
[Hide] (195KB, 1280x548, 00:04)
d5e4d5a132c056f367bc1ba58e1284b9f2f9dd5a697fb1f9273ce52ce0e84545.webm
[Hide] (211.6KB, 1280x548, 00:06)
16f8084752cc8d134874280d703a2edd327c1d1972daee624a8467261805b621.webm
[Hide] (83.9KB, 1280x548, 00:01)
a08cdbcf08458d197075cf3901f9d2a10ee23e39419eb9d8780a4dea924afac0.png
[Hide] (753.5KB, 941x666)
9010155e6040a586f5cdbe94725fbd108080aab439971f8e28ca7c7bcb4e9fe7.jpg
[Hide] (944.6KB, 3249x4731)
>>38670
>>38671
I don't know what I was expecting. No wonder the only thing that people recognize is the dance that inspired Caramelldansen.
>>38675
>it's a model
Fuck I was expecting drawings. That sucks.
>>38680
>Epic was foolish to believe they could ride on Fortnight forever.  Nothing can hold people's attention perpetually.
I'll give Epic credit for at least letting fans have the Unreal games to themselves.
>>38683
Don't forget these shots from the movie.
>>38685
>Thanks for the files. It was a fun stream. I wish I could join more often.
Hope you can join us for more.
>That last part is taking it pretty far.
You're saying you wouldn't? :^)
>>38686
>Finally got a ticket for Miku Expo. Didn't think I would be able to get one.
Hope you have fun there.
>The whole idea of jap politicians wanting to curtail the manga-anime industry just sounds so stupid to me. Are they so ignorant of the economic benefits and soft cultural power it gave them to the world?
It's the reason a mangaka decided to run for office there. Otakus have no political allies.
>>38687
>Despite the weaker Star Trek Episodes it was a good stream.
The episode where they warp to the center of the universe was alright. Also LOL at that image you posted.
>>38691
You're welcome.
>>38695
More ass.
>>38702
His stare scares me, I don't like him.
>>38704
Very interesting video. Not surprised honestly about LEDs becoming the next way of lighting things but I do see the point of people not being a fan of the lights not moving. At the very least it's good that they offer an option to keep the rotation happening.
>>38705
Ay yo I got goobas!
>>38722
That's a really good sketch.
>>38727
I thought Avatar died already with the terrible Korra show.
Replies: >>38742
Spoiler File
(300.7KB, 868x1228)
Spoiler File
(924.6KB, 956x1290)
Spoiler File
(770.8KB, 2813x4133)
Spoiler File
(4.3MB, 2950x3909)
e1190241e769f6ff0de3ad0e80c9c237779e4c4eef3eeadd4a142010aa34c15d.jpg
[Hide] (103.8KB, 951x1361)
>>38735
I don't have Connies but I do have Cunny. Happy CUNY Tuesday.
Replies: >>38743
>>38740
>I thought Avatar died already with the terrible Korra show.
I fucking wish, somehow Avatar returned.
Spoiler File
(1.4MB, 1191x1684)
Spoiler File
(1.3MB, 1191x1684)
Spoiler File
(1.4MB, 1191x1684)
Spoiler File
(1.4MB, 1191x1684)
Spoiler File
(1.3MB, 1191x1684)
>>38741
I appreciate it!
Replies: >>38744 >>38821
connie_sketch.jpg
[Hide] (1.4MB, 2465x3341)
>>38735
I got bored earlier and felt like drawing again, so have a Connie.
>>38743
Corporate needs you to find the differences.
589c5d6988af8fb964211122bca3f8965fe356a3b49c7817a49f15169bddc159.mp4
[Hide] (7.7MB, 1920x1080, 00:46)
First teaser for Godzilla Minus Zero
I genuinely believe that the original film didn't need a sequel and this seems like trying to catch lightning in a bottle one more time.
I sure hope Toho doesn't sue me for illegally uploading their trailer here with my filthy gaijin hands, most dishonorable.
Replies: >>38747
Self-contained stories aren't allowed anymore it seems.
>>38745
Thank God Godzilla will nuke america.
Updated yt-dlp and now a JS runtime is mandatory in order to download videos. Great.
>>38744
>>38735
Really nice she looks much like in the game, which I haven't played.
Happy Connie Tuesday.
ssstwitter.com_1776222942082.mp4
[Hide] (3.8MB, 480x270, 05:06)
>I had an industry contact message me after he went to PAX last weekend saying:
<I had a few people at PAX pull me aside to tell me about the "optics" of associating with you and Side Scrollers.
<People who don't even follow me needed to tell me that you guys are "bad"
<The industry legitimately hates anyone who thinks differently than they do.
>They sited the video below with @Leaflit as why we are "bad"
>These people have been broken beyond repair to the point to where they can't even laugh at this insanity.
>We must built alternatives. We will build alternatives.
https://archive.ph/UJpus

So the game industry doesn't give two shits that everyone hates them. They're going to produce trash anyway and tell people to "deal with it".

>>38748
It's been heading that direction for the past few years because of how Goolag has been fiddling with Jewtube. All you really need to do is download QuickJS, throw it in the same folder as yt-dlp, and add a command to have yt-dlp recognize that it's there. It should be something along the lines of:
yt-dlp ... --js-runtimes quickjs ... [URL]
Mouser_Fucking_Dies.mp4
[Hide] (2.8MB, 632x480, 01:02)
i spent like 2 hours of my life editing this
>>38751
So this is the definitive Kojima experience.
Replies: >>38753
>>38752
Excreted by Hideo Kojima
c1c89eecdbedd2440e6210e81a15f2c240c6c0735b481c90a4121a56b1940255.jpg
[Hide] (213.2KB, 1007x662)
something fishy going on
Replies: >>38755 >>38923
>>38694
I find videos like this to be incredibly sad and embarrassing to watch, more than anything else.
>>38685
>That last part is taking it pretty far.
I threw up after reading that part.
>>38722
>>38744
Very nice.
>>38751
Needs more wet fart sound effect fr fr no cap
>>38754
Is this from new Berserk?
Replies: >>38766 >>38821
>>38750
Eh, if normalfags keep buying shit, they will keep producing shit.
Replies: >>38763
1776171990777505.png
[Hide] (927.9KB, 960x1010)
>>38694
>>38696
((( they'll ))) let this nutcase walk on incompetence, same as that grisly murderer nigger that killed the White whore on the train.

Not sure if this is within /pol/ here or not, BO. Pls baleet this if so.
d222f138579c9817248ce9de8d0e8bbbb289815203ab4ab490f0c9117f7f5a97.mp4
[Hide] (10.5MB, 1920x1080, 01:16)
ClipboardImage_(9).png
[Hide] (829.1KB, 1081x1080)
>>38750
>white supremacists
>most racist
Funny, in the dsp interview they got triggered by this dsp video.
7RAY999-2043084133396812056-01.mp4
[Hide] (4.9MB, 720x720, 01:45)
I want a takara dancing flower now. Wasn't one of these featured in an early pixar short?
Replies: >>38821
so how about that pigskin
 how about that sport of the pigskin
Replies: >>38761 >>38821
>>38760
Does it have qt monstergirls running around?
Replies: >>38762 >>38821
>>38761
now thats what im talking about
Replies: >>38821
>>38756
It's not normalfags, they play f2p shit . It's the dweebs that buy games purely to use as background props for socialization. If people actually enjoyed the games they bought for the game itself, it would be less of a problem (even if trash taste)

>>38750
>So the game industry doesn't give two shits that everyone hates them.
If you hate something you're still engaging with it, on some level. Example: Go to nitter and find some persona tranny that says something really stupid. You will see hundreds of comments dogpilling on them. You gave it validation, a better approach would have been to ignore it completely (0 replies).
188d43a89d8879f35cef3d5327dabb64af894afaeab7f0adcdf917e6db7644dc.mp4
[Hide] (1.1MB, 512x530, 00:36)
Holy shit, Star Fox on SuperGrafx???
Replies: >>38821
Star Wars: Invasion is making me realize just how genuinely cool the Yuuzhan Vong are and it feels like such a waste given the current state of this franchise. 
There's an Empire at War mod titled Yuuzhan Vong At War but sadly it seems to be multiplayer oriented only.
Replies: >>38767
da998f96a82a93569d3ba9fc5ffa4c762f279a5a467f897c08ed6cffaf64c9d2.jpg
[Hide] (228.4KB, 1333x1000)
>>38755
>I find videos like this to be incredibly sad and embarrassing to watch, more than anything else.
I found it slightly unnerving and even humorous but I have to concede to you that I also find it somewhat embarrassing, there's an evident mental health crisis going on.
>Is this from new Berserk?
I wouldn't be surprised if it was but I don't believe so. Posted by a user who goes by "osappun"
>Needs more wet fart sound effect fr fr no cap
metal pipe and vine boom too
Replies: >>38775
>>38765
I haven't played that mod, but I'm surprised that it doesn't hav SP and skirmishes modes.
Replies: >>38769
Protecting.png
[Hide] (607.3KB, 1200x680)
YuuzhanVongrefugees.png
[Hide] (1.6MB, 1224x788)
They did nothing wrong, they are refugees looking for a galaxy to settle down, open galaxies now!
Replies: >>38769
>>38768
Make Coruscant more inclusive NOW
>>38767
The mod description doesn't seem to mention any SP content unless I misread something
c6329dcc5791e300c4eb431066157e11d73ab204a03c585e7f81428953ac3c03.png
[Hide] (1.2MB, 900x675)
This is the future and it's beautiful much like modern Paris!
"Sony is removing some features from its recent Bravia smart TVs next month, a move that will affect people who use an antenna or a set-top box.
As of “late May 2026,” people who use an antenna with the affected TV models will see a reduced TV guide, according to a support page spotted by Cord Cutters News. Per the support page, “program information may not appear depending on the channel,” and “only programs from recently watched channels may be shown” for channels delivered through an antenna.
Users will also no longer see channel logos or thumbnail images in program descriptions for TV channels delivered through an antenna.
Sony is also removing the dedicated menu for set-top box users and replacing it with a “control menu.” That should mean a less dense menu, but it is also expected to make set-top boxes less functional for users."

'Smart' devices are an abomination, forced obsolesce for a brand new device is something I most certainly don't agree with.
1804dc6ef6453b9926887257b7917f8ce14f3ef622c84ea8c65ced777dd830dd.webm
[Hide] (11.1MB, 1920x1080, 01:17)
169ae80b755347b729168a91df456173756e1745d61d2b17beb426a5e401d4cc.png
[Hide] (721.6KB, 1920x1080)
11c2306924017c5a8e2245ec6921323c27b543ec31667dc999316739a0806ed8.png
[Hide] (10KB, 834x84)
84bfaae6a6d16a97d150baca5b975375e31f6b6da8f7790c689828001e19f071.png
[Hide] (374.5KB, 1920x1080)
4213b4a7a5f9833dd3efe8448b7c2c6ca92ed27c089b6f7b9c8fdb599c521a06.png
[Hide] (77.5KB, 264x292)
I've checked the credits for this animation: this is actually animated by the Nichijou mangaka himself.
Also music by the same person behind pic related.
>>38772
Neat! Very cute stuff.
Clannad-36-e1776167879919.jpg
[Hide] (217.1KB, 1582x1280)
I was was rather gutted a couple of days ago to hear that Máire (Moya) Brennan died. That's Enya's sister for those who don't know. She sang and played with the band Clannad.

One of my favorite songs by them.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7b-BUkEGbHE
Replies: >>38778 >>38821
>>38766
>I wouldn't be surprised if it was but I don't believe so. Posted by a user who goes by "osappun"
The art style looked similar, at least in the picture you posted. I see that he has some very nice sketches on his profile. Maybe I can try copying one of the simpler ones later. Thanks for sharing.
>>38772
I could tell the song was by Yukopi. I didn't know the mangaka himself made the animation.
Replies: >>38778 >>38821
I found this cool site
https://noclip.website/
27f8b86061f737661cfdf9c3a53f94c8c5db430e1353485c71696d8b185b0a13.webp
[Hide] (258.5KB, 1920x1440)
e991e1b38b78a88e06372c6caad7ec1a88f6bb6f38b68237c506e350282562d4.jpg
[Hide] (183.1KB, 1440x931)
thinking about all those prototype designs for molly mcgee again, from what I read and according to one of the artists who worked on the show, pretty much everyone working on it pitched their own idea.
some of them are very ugly and you can sort of picture the kind of people behind some of these.
>>38776
this is really cool, i think i saw a similar site once some years ago or it might have been this one, feels like gmod map exploration.
>>38774
That's a really nice song, although I don't think I ever heard this band before. I can hear the Enya resemblance in her vocals. RIP
>>38772
You know it did just look exactly like Nichijou!
>>38775
He has some nice line art for sure, I wish I was half as good.
Replies: >>38821
65b33803c89d49446db28a498ce52ad58c7901ee3a938e69cbaecbd9216793be.png
[Hide] (267KB, 460x697)
I really like these two
405c7bf8da9282a8e784a2141222c5ccb97ba2562e46c08dddecacfe2f7b8bc8.webp
[Hide] (17.8KB, 679x525)
5103e231bab6c0735b42de0183c4eeb10a617c258c37085aee93470f0b471f79.jpg
[Hide] (143.2KB, 1280x1818)
also quite fond of this prototype design for andrea davenport. 
just a shame this show is garbage, a waste of some cute designs
It feels like the demise of print ads along with magazines also severely damaged the advertising industry as much as DEI bullshit did.
Replies: >>38787
lol pragmata flopped
feet_textures.jpg
[Hide] (568.3KB, 1374x1126)
Replies: >>38821
whichever fucking nigger deleted my comment directed to this other nigger can go and kill himself right about now just kill yourself fucking nigger
>>38782
Is because the game got hacked and pirates were playing before release.
Replies: >>38787
ClipboardImage.png
[Hide] (1.8MB, 2728x2728)
ClipboardImage.png
[Hide] (378KB, 1795x921)
ClipboardImage.png
[Hide] (1.1MB, 1920x1080)
>>38782
Have I done a time warp and ended up in 2013 /v/ where everyone hopes for the nextr TORtanic? this game comes up exactly once here and very often birb site where mainly game journos and lefties are hating it. So why bring it up here?

>>38781
You don't say. I am trying to monitor that situation for years, because all our worst legacy media you can do something about are print. Print and print ads have been in a death spiral since the late 2000s, because nobody wants to read that crap. It all goes online, where some people can just block ads. 

>>38776
This is a pretty cool website. 

>>38748
Alternatively you can over it with the dev's favorite deno. On wangblows simply fire up powershell and 
irm https://deno.land/install.ps1 | iex

>>38786
So people will wait until its on sale like dicks. No commercial flop so far.
Replies: >>38789 >>38791
106f7192ff9ed3b763077e6755886360.jpg
[Hide] (790.5KB, 2268x3808)
>>38782
It just dropped roughly 24 hours ago and the Steam store page says the English reviews are "Overwhelmingly Positive". I wouldn't say it flopped and even if it is doing poorly, I think it's too early to tell.
Replies: >>38789 >>38792
287d5fa4861fa1da0786fc0af838aca11deb435a8ce01a2ecc77039b616c02eb.jpg
[Hide] (53.1KB, 470x734)
c7b330652b7a6d5c0596e00cf3e91b3797f11f3850cf5e1ef2dee3858b4efc4e.jpg
[Hide] (146.7KB, 735x1075)
fb2c72510795b4c412308cbd7d9a7ff9d94007120a175c2cc965ca22049f1b65.jpg
[Hide] (641.2KB, 2048x1317)
e623492b834c39791df02200935de44f8283eed812f7befd723e005537e972fb.jpg
[Hide] (168.8KB, 640x864)
5fcee3724bdef2d7a99fb4d06cd16ee2082f6a0deba2f220f39653bef7e33f5f.jpg
[Hide] (1.4MB, 1280x1600)
>>38788
>>38787
>You don't say. I am trying to monitor that situation for years, because all our worst legacy media you can do something about are print. Print and print ads have been in a death spiral since the late 2000s, because nobody wants to read that crap. It all goes online, where some people can just block ads. 
There's probably very little incentive for advertisers to pour a lot of effort into their advertising when most people try to skip and block ads these days. Magazine ads were something you weren't forced to read or look at to see the articles within, however a video ad is forced upon the viewer which makes you hate it for daring get in your way and wasting your finite time.
>>38788
The first 24 hours for any game are pretty telling of its overall performance and this game can't even reach 50k despite all its marketing and pedigree. Plenty of no name indie titles which are also brand new IPs have easily outdone it. It's safe to say that their viral marketing campaigns flopped, LOL.
ClipboardImage.png
[Hide] (82.1KB, 952x562)
> The first 24 hours for any game are pretty telling of its overall performance and this game can't even reach 50k

It reached 50K when I checked. Peak was at 56k. The only person their campaign failed was probably me, because I haven't seen anything.
345645745667522.gif
[Hide] (2.3MB, 498x342)
>>38787
>So people will wait until its on sale like dicks.
I'm just shitposting.
I will pirate it later and make the normalfags pay the bill.
>>38788
It depends how many sales crapcom expects out of the game, I think the lastest monster hunter flooped to them, even if it sold millions.
Replies: >>38793
>>38792
Precisely, there's no way that an expensive AAA turd like this one is successful when it can't even surpass some random early access asset game.
Crapcunt bankrupt soon.
Replies: >>38798
just kidding, capcom isn't going bankrupt any time soon as long as japs keep buying monhun and normalfags keep buying RE
951811e4d27c9d2755aee142fb9e4ea4146234710328d127e003e9db46040ba4.png
[Hide] (12.8KB, 425x127)
>open xitter so i can use my extensions to get my daily fix of cool art
>briefly glance at the trending news page
>
oh boy, make sure to torrent what you want while you still can, there's some really cool obscure shows from the 80s and 90s being subbed as of late this is all because of the new algorithm that xitter implemented btw, its been nothing but a slap fight between east and west
Replies: >>38818 >>38821
be3b74dae9a66207598db6869d4fc6dbf2e1d4fb17129a647ce1217a528605ba.webm
[Hide] (3.4MB, 320x240, 03:53)
So apparently TerribleTim died like four years ago, he was a really nice guy who made some cool, strange music.
RIP
>>38796
Reminds me of these guys:
https://inv.nadeko.net/channel/UC31noGlrgKwIxAJJ4-ssaEA?sort_by=popular
>>38793
>Crapcunt bankrupt soon.
I hope, so it is bought by an even worse company, like disney :^)
>>38796
Last night I was listenning to this song and saw in the yt comments I passed away yes.
I didn't know much about this guy but he looked like a good fella.
Replies: >>38800
>>38799
*he passed away
obviously I'm still alive, maybe
1461000127480.gif
[Hide] (922.5KB, 464x407)
>>38796
my jam
ff9bedfbce490efbe3e32775c96146e19ba32523868600b9b259fc14c2d54491.jpg
[Hide] (195.9KB, 1280x720)
I find this movie painfully slow to sit through, not to mention bleak but it's really pretty
Sånger från andra våningen (2000) Dir. Roy Andersson
Replies: >>38829
I enjoyed the movie despite all I said about it.
Paulie, he killed 16 Czechoslovakians
Replies: >>38824
e77944eee6fc629dacd60fe478a7f993908c25cb65c4f34a7fb91addf149ed08.jpg
[Hide] (58.9KB, 640x450)
Replies: >>38806
>>38805
>I'm here for the credits, nigger. -Cloud.
1a4ea53daf924ea4b3c9833e6581a562ce6d1f173f8d57019712996a9e745134.png
[Hide] (339.4KB, 480x439)
>>38727
>was suppose to release in fucking OCTOBER 2026
>Remove all the original VAs
>Get replaced by racially/cripple correct VAs
>Toph has a new yellow monkey BLIND VA
e31259f68df6a01aefd697acdc742f14e4fccac0ba87f0afba1f5037cb309e0c.png
[Hide] (12.4KB, 72x72)
>This is an official badge for this game on Twitch
b674ff2a91259e33337213b907005bf674f04ec9aa2161128fbb923e62ee2a99.mp4
[Hide] (2.7MB, 720x720, 00:33)
2124866868067a00856d181f7b3b3d3ee4d7e6f74b35df2c86f37167eecadb73.mp4
[Hide] (2.5MB, 720x720, 00:19)
c97857de9b10086a39d5ee625357da6114b07fe1a1aa5a6462529f3ce6064258.mp4
[Hide] (2.6MB, 720x720, 00:32)
Check out these cool animations
>>38808
https://xcancel.com/PRAGMATAgame/status/2045004449261785367
Replies: >>39006
20260418-090212.png
[Hide] (776.1KB, 1920x1080)
What did they mean by this?
Replies: >>38812
>>38811
it means you need to post more cute gachasluts
Replies: >>38813
30f9fe4ab8776080cb3a1d345570436b9c1bd660a461b91ceb3cd3242c4a5d00.png
[Hide] (404.5KB, 1920x1080)
c84dd1ece8d5cfe402dbc095bb678d6e24bc682e059f4154252a104dfdba96d5.png
[Hide] (393.7KB, 1920x1080)
>>38812
Replies: >>38814
476f9deb5d46ae521b71ad2068c6979456d4b097ca0ce6188a43cf3f218bc756.jpg
[Hide] (124.7KB, 1528x1308)
>>38813
very cute and funny
>>38808 i just finished game and they put CRAB at her bare feet in the end of the game, totally unintentionally 
wish rest of game was as cool as end of it
498c026c1dc79c26208fce18fe5db737d0053d3bb7e3ac40f316776e125d708c.png
[Hide] (112.3KB, 500x338)
88f421f8ca2793e55295f1d907c1f85d6e547eef1475a3ae1755711bd629f75c.png
[Hide] (2.2MB, 1920x1080)
Every time I see a Canadian flag I just know I am about to read the worst take imaginable.
cryana.png
[Hide] (579.5KB, 1040x992)
>>38808
Now its an inofficial emoji on any cytube channel.

>>38795
Or nothing but nice conversations between east and west.
Replies: >>38819 >>38821
cf192216f553a617ad8fb5c8b6d61b810633b68e2896fee9059e08a70ad21032.jpg
[Hide] (1.4MB, 3024x4032)
93c7bdb47f3067383036dadeba02445402625c2c7a48d1817b729a9e41a2ed47.jpg
[Hide] (886.6KB, 2168x3856)
42202abcccafd175b18de506e57f1e1a63a9ef50ef95754fbb713eea6f5b9255.jpg
[Hide] (1.6MB, 4032x3024)
>>38818
That would make a nice emote for our channel. Speaking of which, there'll be a stream tomorrow...I'll post the details soon, I'll likely stream a movie as well.
Here's a creepy doll straight out of Silent Hill that some guy made.
ad7c0312d60f6909678b854997fd87932da5faa09f3a89eb2c4ddebd1f0c5768.jpg
[Hide] (205.6KB, 1152x1536)
Replies: >>38822 >>38833
3640526004fac8a2f6e73f36515607ece93407542f9bd02085eb60f1dca1f90f.jpg
[Hide] (180.3KB, 980x2048)
bd5852693540f96fe8e86f7378873cfe47a1c90557cdca00e54078b0cf1d23e7.webp
[Hide] (141.5KB, 2048x1095)
>>38743
You're welcome.
>>38744
Very good Connie sketch, man. You could be another artist for this board.
>Corporate needs you to find the differences.
They're all hot.
>>38748
Sadly as another anyon pointed out Jewgle messing with Jewtube's code led to this. You can use it without a JS runtime but you're more restritcted in the formats it downloads. It's also why you need cookies to download age-restricted videos.
>>38751
Bravo Kojima.
>>38755
>Needs more wet fart sound effect fr fr no cap
YAMERO!
>Is this from new Berserk?
I wish. Miura would've loved it.
>>38759
I remember one in the short with a snowman trying to get out of his globe but when I looked it up it was a palmtree (unless it was a different short).
>>38760
>>38761
>>38762
You guys should check out this cool website I found:
www.nfl.com
>>38764
That's pretty cool. Is it still being worked on? Also holy shit I didn't know Mesen could emulate the Supergrafx.
>>38774
RIP.
>>38775
Turns out he has a channel with some animation he's done:
https://invidious.nerdvpn.de/channel/UCWpziA3o9tXAP2lfJ7n6_mg
>>38776
>>38778
>this is really cool, i think i saw a similar site once some years ago or it might have been this one, feels like gmod map exploration.
It is a cool resource for maps. I saw a while back that someone put the Crazy Taxi map in there, you should check it out.
>>38784
>feet mods
Fucking footfags.
>>38808
>>38818
Pragmata would've been so much better if it stuck to 2D (although it probably wouldn't have helped the story be any better).
>>38795
>>38818
I'm going to be honest, I was not a fan of doing that because it seems this was made on purpose. I don't know what Elon or whoever did this was thinking about.
>nice conversations between east and west.
Those should be restricted to art or sharing an appreciation of works.
>>38819
Is this doll based on something or is it an original work?
c77a50515cfc453aaf4598d26c43339eefb7e256a0b63c8b8dea379afe68d212.png
[Hide] (1.5MB, 886x1328)
>>38820
c392409d945c6b372361cdb2975936be49261f45d2f86c3c8ff163c27194aaa6.jpg
[Hide] (667.4KB, 2047x1820)
>DiRT Rally 2.0 - We will be sunsetting the game's website on July 8, 2026. The "Racenet Clubs" feature will become unavailable, the game's other online features remain functional.
>Dirt Rally 2.0 racenet clubs, the single player career, my team and MP/AI events need DR2 website and/or EA racenet access. Without this access (Due to maintenance or shutdown), these options in game are completely inaccessible (Greyed out or error message. Just tested by blocking it with the firewall).
EA buying Codemasters was the worst thing that could've happened to them. I really hate this, why even lock so much  singleplayer content behind an online check? Hell why lock any of it at all.
I hope someone makes a private server for it but I'm not holding my breath.
>>38804
"The guy was an interior decorator!"
fc8ca8e158cf3c21f8c16aa01df3c18369973eeb1c3e86820a1b61938a8fb66c.png
[Hide] (26.5KB, 792x148)
Since almost every online artist is a tech illiterate knuckle dragger with no concept of operational security, you can find that not only do they use Discuck but their entire servers or whatever they're called get leaked online on kemono, fully archived.
I saw a pseudoscorpion today. Cool creatures. Is there a qt pseudoscorpion monstergirl?
>>38819
Cute doll.
>>38821
>YAMERO!
Sorry unc
>Turns out he has a channel with some animation he's done
That's pretty cool. Very nice find. Too bad he's stopped uploading.
ec4d27f17c5b689dd9d216a01c4b14264fc7a8d665e3cb9f57a691a8a616525c.png
[Hide] (649KB, 881x758)
HEHNmuTaYAAj0Uq.jpg
[Hide] (110.6KB, 1080x1711)
G6VKRBjWIAAHGNQ.jpg
[Hide] (70.1KB, 1179x1115)
G6VGylrWAAAubxT.png
[Hide] (26.6KB, 541x524)
G6Z64PpWgAANlxe.jpg
[Hide] (55.7KB, 892x1200)
>>38821
> I'm going to be honest, I was not a fan of doing that because it seems this was made on purpose. I don't know what Elon or whoever did this was thinking about.

What where they thinking was pretty simple; xXx dot com had huge problem with the third world gaming X monetization by posting massive amounts of slop and running reply networks, mass reporting people and LARPing as not-Pajeets. The last thing was a huge problem, because brownoid hordes attempted to influence the political conversation among Americans. So their quality guy Nikita Bier introduced location. Which unearthed more scams. then came the bans due to mass reports by Indian nationalists, because retarded scammers don't like to be criticized for all their fraud. Bier couldn't do anything about it, because that >< * c0///™ still generated revenue by showing ads to as many warm bodies as possible which are majorly subcontinental freaks. So what was to do against hair loss? Simple: Daisychain all the countries where X is the most popular platform together by making the algorithm showing you posts from power using countries first.
Replies: >>38835 >>38854
rip_and_tear.png
[Hide] (596.1KB, 1392x1080)
More big tech skullduggery, because I care enough about this place that I think it doesn't deserve to be blind sided.

Did you know that the data center water usage story is fake and gay? Sam Altman himself made it up to save costs by convincing 90iq speds that their stupid questions are wasting water. Now the very same 90iq speds are fire bombing his house.
Thanks for the kind words on my sketches. 
>>38802
Looks like it's on ewetube.  I'll have to give it a watch sometime.
>>38819
 It's expression looks a bit sad or lonely, but the face is cute.
>>38821
>It's also why you need cookies to download age-restricted videos.
I've found you can bypass half of those with a simple change in your VPN connection.
Replies: >>38854
3efccaf31ab89a5ecb5e7dd747df9a5931006ef50b8ed17b8128f0248105604c.jpg
[Hide] (68.5KB, 483x507)
49be8aa2b04e70584cc69a4ef99e1f5bb4950e2595c2ffd48f0c5f86bfb6b189.png
[Hide] (281.3KB, 604x800)
Pre-show starts in 20 minutes with Yadamon or 30 minutes for Star Trek TNG.
>>38821
>I remember one in the short with a snowman trying to get out of his globe but when I looked it up it was a palmtree (unless it was a different short).
Oh it was a palmtree, close enough. Also is this me misremembering things or didn't the girl use to have really tits?
>You guys should check out this cool website I found: www.nfl.com
football? did you say football?
>That's pretty cool. Is it still being worked on?
Yup, I believe so. A guy on xitter is posting it, i will post his name once i find it again
>spoiler
Mesen is better than you'd believe
>It is a cool resource for maps. I saw a while back that someone put the Crazy Taxi map in there, you should check it out.
Nice, I really like the original crazy taxi with all the 90s billboards and stores
>Pragmata would've been so much better if it stuck to 2D (although it probably wouldn't have helped the story be any better).
I wholeheartedly agree with you, at least that seems like it'll be modded soon, people are already replacing th egirl with uma musume characters
>Is this doll based on something or is it an original work?
original
>I'm going to be honest, I was not a fan of doing that because it seems this was made on purpose. I don't know what Elon or whoever did this was thinking about.
Probably done to maximize profits
Replies: >>38844 >>38854
5402f9933caaf77e2dad9c561e7db8b955bf7e71893653ce54fadfc8482f21c4.jpg
[Hide] (187.7KB, 707x1000)
>>38820
b455477fb15b2bc0c50bf1109069ac04b82c3c38bc7bebff5eb3bb0363bce36c.jpg
[Hide] (414.9KB, 800x850)
Starting Garo soon.
>>38827
>Israelexposed
>Saudi Arabia
Maybe not all sandniggers are bad.
Replies: >>38844
51600d755fca2d88b01825893d306a9bf79d5b84c48f3678e02df6222473b681.png
[Hide] (366KB, 640x480)
fe6554778bbd4596829a7289c01fc6f9f571d207f8ec7a8f580d06686c99d8fe.png
[Hide] (362.3KB, 720x540)
5a1037f1100089d7fa1afab3a9ef8e71383e14dd0df75457e093da1a56a62425.png
[Hide] (349.7KB, 640x480)
ee166e70639255660d753df6b6c7b575fb0ecfbafd46a598692157483985ad0d.png
[Hide] (506.3KB, 1024x576)
df80ddca66f87c1de8879997479ad252084637ac8191951e20c39a883925bfde.jpg
[Hide] (290KB, 1000x1481)
star trek s01e07 https://fileditchfiles.me/file.php?f=/alpha2/444136c793bf9dad9403/star_trek_tng_s01e07.mp4
star trek s01e08 https://fileditchfiles.me/file.php?f=/alpha2/3dcdcbbf84b8389715c5/star_trek_tng_s01e08.mp4
star trek s01e09 https://fileditchfiles.me/file.php?f=/alpha2/cb77d4a3c956d43ef5bb/star_trek_tng_s01e09.mp4
garo 02 https://fileditchfiles.me/file.php?f=/alpha1/247823199aa545f6d843/garo_02.mp4
garo 03 https://fileditchfiles.me/file.php?f=/alpha1/d3a8c79c68b6bc39aef4/garo_03.mp4
binchou-tan 04 https://fileditchfiles.me/file.php?f=/alpha2/0d6346ce60de66cb2f68/binchou-tan_04.mp4
fire and ice (1983) https://fileditchfiles.me/file.php?f=/alpha2/4dc5e0af75b46faf8891/fire_and_ice_%281983%29.mp4

Pre-Pre-show:
yadamon 03 https://fileditchfiles.me/file.php?f=/alpha1/d63a9ebe63b76f038087/yadamon_03.mp4
Last edited by tshboat
Replies: >>38856
6c56493be920156ab31d5f4ad58b5b9164a3d74c84e0a575caaf144e4de9a853.png
[Hide] (70.4KB, 521x135)
dude how has this been up for 13 years what the fuck
Replies: >>38854
8afd32db9a0a1505dcceabdd60cd4612519b43b7e5dde61dd8933da2b3763af0.webm
[Hide] (6.7MB, 1920x1080, 01:30)
>Sperm whales (Physeter macro­cephalus) communicate using series of clicks known as codas. In previous research, sperm whale codas have been shown to resemble human vowels acoustically. Based on the number of formants, two different coda quality categories have been described: a-codas and i-codas. In the present paper, we demonstrate that sperm whale codas not only resemble human vowels acoustically but also pattern like them along several linguistic dimensions. First, traditional count- and timing-based coda types interact with coda ‘vowel’ quality (a versus i). Second, a-codas are generally longer than i-codas. Third, the duration of i-codas has a bimodal distribution, showing a contrast between short i-codas and long ī-codas. Fourth, the baseline coda length differs across whales. And fifth, edge clicks mismatching their coda often match an adjacent coda, a phenomenon that resembles human coarticulation. All five properties have close parallels in the phonetics and phonology of human languages, suggesting independent evolution. Sperm whale coda vocalizations are thus highly complex and represent one of the closest parallels to human phonology of any analysed animal communication system.
https://royalsocietypublishing.org/rspb/article/293/2069/20252994/481340/The-phonology-of-sperm-whale-coda-vowels
Replies: >>38839 >>38857
>>38838
https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=jmys2abx4co
https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=xZllWiKKPHk
This channel has some nice videos on animal communication
Replies: >>38842 >>38857
a6ac4d9c37598458f82fd35c95515929e8f431e22635b663e8f64059836ce8f7.jpg
[Hide] (31.7KB, 454x540)
Happy birthday Hitler!
Replies: >>38841 >>38854
1776715343567754.jpg
[Hide] (190.6KB, 1229x817)
>>38840
Happy birthday, Mr. Hitler! You were the hero the world needed.
14bf0a506cf30f9560d50fe15f08004f1e81cb8ba00e524e6f2cc4f898009eb6.jpg
[Hide] (603.5KB, 2048x2048)
Millenials who grew up with a PS2 seem to hold the two Dark Cloud games in oddly high regard.
>>38839
Thanks for sharing anyon, I find this topic deeply fascinating.
Replies: >>38844
I had a PS2 but somehow I never played Dark Cloud, then again I mostly played PC games around that time.
ClipboardImage.png
[Hide] (3.3MB, 1580x2106)
Not that it matters, but I have just spotted this. Pragmata sold 1 Million copies world wide. 

>>38842
Never gave a hoot about Dark Cloud and I have a halfway complete collection of ever PS2 game that matters.

>>38835
Look at the mask. He is using  Anamaloose to not reveal that he is some Saudi who spews commie propaganda against Israel on Western social media to influence burgers. His government has actually signed the Abraham accords.

>>38832
> Probably done to maximize profits
Nah. User retention. People there got really sick and tiered of thirdworlders on there.
Replies: >>38845 >>38850
>>38844
>Nah. User retention. People there got really sick and tiered of thirdworlders on there.
Clearly not sick and tired enough or else they would use a better website.
Replies: >>38846
946e8bcafaa4cb0729c885b78d2f9515d210c055bef6121e157b219f32df464c.jpg
[Hide] (115.7KB, 809x810)
1417544317405.png
[Hide] (97.4KB, 340x340)
1278204866001.jpg
[Hide] (27.1KB, 450x300)
haha_3.gif
[Hide] (1.4MB, 640x360)
>>38845
> else they would use a better website.
They won't. Any microblogging website that is better than twitter itself is commercially useless. Forums are practically dead. Places like this one are nonstarter with most of its user base, because they are normalfigs and they won't go back to facebook and plebbit isn't viable either, because its a echochamber thanks to its design. 

X has taken over the role plebbit had 15 years ago; That of the most mainstream website in America.
Replies: >>38847
>>38846
>commercially useless
That implies that 90% of these morons have any commercial interest when most of them are just arguing over politics or sharing what they had for dinner.
Replies: >>38849
Also you sure know a lot about and spend a lot of time in a site for "normalfigs" heh
Which brings me to another topic. The collapse of the former ad centric paradigm for internet commerce. All that shit is going towards AI, because the internet ad market has been dying for like 10 years by now. The only thing that sells is Infrastructure as a service or premium versions of social media. Everything else that is good has neither the premium nonsense that grifters and businesses need to operate nor the large user base to sell shit to. Brett Stevens, one of the last remaining old school chud bloggers wrote about this for years:

https://www.amerika.org/politics/why-the-dot-com-crash-is-still-going-to-happen/
https://www.amerika.org/politics/you-read-it-here-first-collapse-of-internet-advertising/

The criteria of some people use to determine what makes a good platform are also ass backwards. I already had that argument with a infamous Neonazi

< If I show it to woman at a bar and she doesn't know what it is, its worthless. 
No, ***v. If the administration is inconsistent and tyrannical and everyone in using it is an asshole, its worthless.

>>38847
> That implies that 90% of these morons have any commercial interest when most of them are just arguing over politics or sharing what they had for dinner
Nope. That means that 20% of those morons have commercial interests that require the other 80% to be there. Its the reason why the brownoid hordes go to twitter to post their monkey sugar there. 

> Also you sure know a lot about and spend a lot of time in a site for "normalfigs" 
< heh
Yes, because its the fastest and largest news source as of now 10 years after google strangled the blogosphere. Look around and surf the web; the most popular blogging software (after wordpress) and literal successor of blogger.com is mostly used for assburger essays and (way to foten quote on quote) deep commentary. I too I wish I could live out of a RSS feed reader. But those times are over when it comes to current news. This why all the schizos are hanging out on Telegram.
Replies: >>38854
>>38844
I hope it gets hacked soon.
bdb8e693b842e0f683ba9b13defc6f4ab36d6d9f35e7526387d77c82d6dbc9f0.png
[Hide] (2MB, 1920x1080)
Remember, never lie in the internet.
Replies: >>38855
Celebrate_CUNY_TUESDAY.png
[Hide] (1.4MB, 908x990)
CUNY_TUESDAY_-_Here_at_CUNY.mp4
[Hide] (773.6KB, 1280x720, 00:05)
苍炎伏特そうえんくん_-_Connie_pic.png
[Hide] (1.4MB, 900x1200)
didy414_-_Connie_pic.png
[Hide] (3.1MB, 2048x2048)
digi_cap_girl.PNG
[Hide] (29KB, 337x325)
Happy CUNY Tuesday. everyone!

(I know the text on that cap is supposed to say "digi", but it looks more like "niga" to me. I just found it funny and thought I'd point it out.)

>>38744
Nice work!
6490d13afaba974a50389bff74be9e2db12a18080f363b8c3ed9e91d62ccb960.jpg
[Hide] (797.3KB, 2991x3485)
>harmless (if quite commercial) radio friendly pop/rock song from the 70s/80s
<"this is literally the worst song of all time and here's why"
>paint-huffing 'mumble-rapper' screeching about how he loves murdering people over a looped sample from wii sports or something
>"Yung Section8 has truly reinvented himself with the release of 'I Love Killing and Raping Nigga', this is easily my most favorite album of 2026, 10/10"
Youtube music reviewers definitely have an agenda.
e05e78f0dc992476427fcdfa58f7605bd5b2b082bc7f152a453d73f856223867.png
[Hide] (1.2MB, 1920x1036)
fa87431afb4fa12f437bf98535a0cf1c6bebd7a762ea3f44ebb0cc840a21b5b2.jpg
[Hide] (71.8KB, 800x630)
>>38827
>>38832
That's a really retarded reason. Hope Elon and this Nikita guy are proud of themselves.
>>38830
>I've found you can bypass half of those with a simple change in your VPN connection.
Any country in particular to switch to?
>>38832
> Also is this me misremembering things or didn't the girl use to have really tits?
She's flat.
>Yup, I believe so. A guy on xitter is posting it, i will post his name once i find it again
Perfect, let me know when you find it.
>Mesen is better than you'd believe
I knew the original dev was working on a SNES version but I was not expecting Supergrafx emulation. Could give Mednafen a run for its money.
>>38837
The wonders of Jewtube AI moderation.
>>38840
Happy belated birthday to the man himself.
>>38849
>I too I wish I could live out of a RSS feed reader. But those times are over when it comes to current news.
Nitter instances allow you to create RSS feeds.
Replies: >>38860 >>38880
c132dfeb8d81c8c5d36c1189b3ba7b87c92da2a789957fc2796f9e233e98363a.webm
[Hide] (304.6KB, 480x360, 00:06)
>>38851
Replies: >>38869
>>38836
Thanks for the files. Now I can watch Rexxar kill the purple man in a bath robe again someday. 
>>38852
I can't unsee "niga".
>>38853
I think watching album reviews is probably a bad idea in general.  If you like something, other people's opinions of it shouldn't be all that valuable.
Replies: >>38858 >>38860
>>38838
>>38839
Neat stuff.
Spoiler File
(174KB, 1046x1828)
Spoiler File
(224.5KB, 543x853)
1e2c93feec87ece8b659f9b42f0cad878fbc98b278a41300234763f10328e9f8.jpg
[Hide] (530.6KB, 1200x1600)
c5eaf4e97f8e375d5d71d3b59ed9fd919538773e709976e286b7ce7f3f914ec5.jpg
[Hide] (434.7KB, 3260x4096)
0e1d65a7974685313e50381b54ad56e217531af7bfba7c9b13608c5221405163.jpg
[Hide] (115.4KB, 1062x1500)
>>38852
Happy CUNY Tuesday.
>>38852
>>38856
>(I know the text on that cap is supposed to say "digi", but it looks more like "niga" to me. I just found it funny and thought I'd point it out.)
>I can't unsee "niga".
Yeah, it's done on purpose.
>>38856
>Thanks for the files.
You're welcome.
>Now I can watch Rexxar kill the purple man in a bath robe again someday. 
Rexxar is a fucking badass, easily the best character in the movie.
Replies: >>38860
9900fb542ae3645e883fd50166846fc9185f2c66423c33d214c136eb19b762ed.png
[Hide] (258.8KB, 2359x2826)
>>38852
Happy CUNY Tuesday!
1a358acb2297258594627c5ff47431a0b34b0f78770501c22f8c513ee7a0b938.png
[Hide] (800.3KB, 843x480)
>>38854
>She's flat.
Dude what the fuck you are right but also I went looking around for what I thought I saw...lo and behold...
https://archive.org/download/tiny-toy-stories-1984-1996/Knick%20Knack%20%28OG%29.mp4
>Perfect, let me know when you find it.
yhzmr442
>I knew the original dev was working on a SNES version but I was not expecting Supergrafx emulation. Could give Mednafen a run for its money.
I sure hope so, there's always room for better and newer emulators.
>>38856
Album reviews are absolutely horrid content, I can't stand them.
>>38858
Puniru :sobb:
>>38852
On the internet, nobody knows you're a dog
Replies: >>38863 >>38929
8b332c8bd93effcdf5a5dfa66a6e271b8d2b633d05bc7f30229dbb8de66e349e.png
[Hide] (38.9KB, 435x218)
2981b959eda8691f12534efc09e6008dabd0a5a28c30a84218483c13380240bb.png
[Hide] (12.4KB, 331x98)
what
Replies: >>38863 >>38929
Spoiler File
(8.3MB, 1136x640, 00:52)
dude
Replies: >>38863 >>38929
thinly_veiled_breast_shrinking_fetish.webp
[Hide] (37.7KB, 400x436)
>>38860
The flat version is an edit for the re-release of the short before Finding Nemo. The mermaid at the end was changed too.
>>38861
>>38862
Wew.
>>38863
This is an absolute tragedy
https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=7cVX2JACwyI
Rich college-aged faggots with no morals that will one day run zogmerica
What a rotten world
Replies: >>38867
>>38865
>>38866
Some fucking retarded homoerotic play-pretend infantilized adult bullshit run by a bunch of sons of jews and shabbos goyim, slap on the wrist from the cops because they are a protected class.
Just drop a nuke on these people....anyway enough rambling about that.
841d4359172e35d80f56f6a05e33ac8c8a0b5bd65495ac2683ac568dc0c12e9b.jpg
[Hide] (419.7KB, 1920x1080)
we wuz science n shit nigga
"this game is so based bro its like a good AAA game bro for real, i swear im not retarded"
inconceivable_princess_bride.gif
[Hide] (4.8MB, 710x349)
>>38855
>

>>38868
>*smaks lips*
AYO so wat u is be sayin is dat we wuz spays dokturs n sheeit
Replies: >>38870
>>38869
das rite
thats_a_woman_btw.png
[Hide] (412.5KB, 1130x824)
WE
E
Replies: >>38875 >>38878
sheeeitt.png
[Hide] (874.8KB, 1204x728)
WUZ
U
Z
Replies: >>38875 >>38878
no_weave.png
[Hide] (416.9KB, 1034x709)
EMPERORZ
M
P
E
R
O
R
Z
Replies: >>38874 >>38875
>>38865
Typical fratfags.
>>38873
>no_weave.png
Well, at least some Indian woman's hair shorn off durring a Hindu ceremony and exported to American isn't stuck on her head and died the color of the Kool-Aid man.
>>38871
>>38872
>>38873
AYO! HUL! UP!
YU BE SAYIN DAT WE WUZ
SPES MARINS AN SHIIEEETTT?!
Replies: >>38876
Spoiler File
(45.1KB, 620x771)
>>38875
das rite battle brotha

Shitposting aside, I haven't paid attention to 40k in years and now I'm convinced someone at Warhammer™ must have a severe case of jungle fever because I just keep seeing black women on their products
a993368e071f1983d7b8b1a5e45fd45e0c92a0e3a748c6362315b30b50ef8db1.png
[Hide] (65.9KB, 727x346)
>NHK, Japan's national TV broadcaster, will be showing an English version of "Our Comiket's History: 50 Years", a 45 minute special covering the history and present of Comic Market.
>Watch it live online April 26 10:10/16:10/22:10/04:10 JST or later from the archives  (link below)
Mildly worried about what this means for the future of Comiket
Replies: >>38880
Stormtrooper_meets_a_Salamander_|_Warhammer_40k_Animation_|_Galactic_Heresy_[oBCp0gcC360].mp4
[Hide] (16MB, 854x480, 03:50)
>>38871
>>38872
The fluff really needs all black worlds. Then it can be more grim dark and more racist against ayys. Like
> I rather also protect the niggers too than letting a single Ayy life. 
There has already been a world of arabs who worship the Emperor as if he is almighty Allah.
Vid related; One of the the blackest men 
ever on what you should do to xenos children.
Troll suggestion geedubs will never ever do: Magos Yakub from the Adeptus Biologogus improves the Homo Novus, because the work of a heretic can not be trusted. Homo Novus are white for some reason.
Also relevant:
https://youtu.be/M56aycpd9kA?t=313

>>38876
Ah yes. You mean the Femtodes debacle or some black models in the Astra Militarum put in for DEI browny points. You know that geedubs could easily solve this by adding a regiment from a world based on Ethiopia to the line. However since the board room (that is designing the game nowadays for some reason) never reads the lore ever and is way too cheap to rip you off with a new super hey guys please ram my asshole loler special Steel Legion™ Combat Patrol™ on the occasion of the latest War of Armageddon™, why bother? 

>>38877
Its on NHK World, a satellite channel nobody watches except curious weebs. 

>>38854
> That's a really retarded reason. Hope Elon and this Nikita guy are proud of themselves.
Bier didn't sound that proud after he got cockblocked by Elon when he wanted to change the monetization. At least he could push a rule against monetizing AI war propaganda through.  

> Nitter instances allow you to create RSS feeds.
I could try for the most important accounts on there. Sadly you don't get trends and articles from there as well. google really did a number on online newsing.

>>38853
That youtuber doesn't sounds relevant at all. Black culture is losing influence, because black people are known for the beep, washing chicken and getting molested by phat auntie nowadays rather than being cool.

>>38863
This is bullshit.  

>>38865
Saw Jay Dyer mocking it much earlier for being heretical nonsense.
>>38880
The end of the video put this dumb shit in my mind:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E-WjlCqxIks
Replies: >>38882
>>38881
Maybe I remix it and put the Panty and Stocking transformation theme as background music for some good warhammer shit.
>>38880
>Femtodes debacle
Not him but that reminds me of an excerpt from the first Scouring novel.
>Before the doorway stood its guardian, silent in the gloom, her golden armour barely reflective.
>'Honoured Custodian, Prayto said, bowing respectfully.
>The guardian had no helm, revealing a dark face criss-crossed with lacerations. Her great spear was chipped and unpowered. Her cloak hung in tatters, her heavy battle plate was tarnished and mottled with scorch marks.
Of course Black Library goes immediately from female Custodes to scarred up black superwoman
>>38876
It's just the kikes pushing for diversity and inclusion on all IPs.
974b9b4a1075b1868f481a8a4744c4a861ed12464272170fc28c4cb1a2d8879d.webm
[Hide] (15.1MB, 1080x1080, 03:38)
Hope you're having a nice day
e0464be10b917c999e466ed644497654612c2033698539441f9b2697af275683.mp4
[Hide] (7.7MB, 1080x1500, 00:50)
>>38876
AYO WER DA SPACE ELVES AT?!
79695b67df8affa06ffee5abc6e8624453e608ed249cc65417d36c099f585f97.jpg
[Hide] (272.1KB, 1410x2467)
96912ca099bbd325c91a2b100c94869f.png
[Hide] (765.8KB, 1410x1124)
So did that site die already? It seems like we got new neighbors (lol)
Replies: >>38888 >>38896
>>38887
What site?
Replies: >>38889
2770b20d177adcc7ed72c97a28d3d24cef07ebb61477415d22826c652e0a4e15.jpg
[Hide] (790.9KB, 2751x4096)
>>38888 (Waste of quads)
Take a look around, see the new boards? PLW
Replies: >>38890
>>38889
Oh. PLW is still up for now.
https://prolikewoah.com/animu/
Replies: >>38891
So I saw a rather unknown vtumor and she had this link on her account description to a Throne dot com page, turns out this is like an Amazon wishlist sort of thing except completely anyonymous and the site itself handles all the shipping and whatnot. Even though this foid was practically a nobody, the site itself showed that she had already received over 20 expensive gifts from her wishlist from random cucks. How pathetic, the empire can't collapse soon enough.
>>38890
Hmm, I wonder how long it has left then.
Replies: >>38929
There's a certain kind of vtumor like Lily Hopkins who panders to lolicon who seem to make milk thousands of dollars from retards by just reading xitter tier "uooh" memes and being an all-around parasitical vulture.
Replies: >>38893 >>38929
>>38892
>make milk
milk*
Replies: >>38929
Last thoughts: The funniest part is when they vehemently deny being a "loli vtuber" as if they didn't build their entire fictional persona around pandering to people with a loli fetish.
Replies: >>38929
2b9b9043efc1e6223bc82d20f905b373edc0c9daff6579b259ef7c2185f41d37.jpg
[Hide] (395.7KB, 800x1000)
Saw a video talking about this just now and it echoes my same thoughts about the movie. I'm kind of happy about Coyote vs. Acme finally getting released but I have some serious gripes with its usage of 3D animation. It looks flat and sterile, it also just doesn't stack up to the 2D animation used in Space Jam (1996) let alone Joe Dante's Looney Tunes Back In Action (2003) which albeit both being admittedly mediocre whenever humans were on-screen, still looked great. Details wise it's just not that good, and no matter how hard the animators try to make it look zany and slapstick, it just feels rather stiff.
This is a real shame because we were getting some of the finest Looney Tunes content in like 60 years up until now, what's with that Daffy + Porky movie about aliens (The Day the Earth Blew Up, 2024) and the new HBO shorts which had seriously great animation, gags and music. Why is it that Who Framed Roger Rabbit is still the best movie to blend 2D and live action?
Replies: >>38910 >>38929
894361abba97fcdaa92215adc7f21fd9.jpg
[Hide] (48.8KB, 736x719)
>>38887
Herro, I'm a /animu/ refugee, where are my free (you)s?
Replies: >>38898 >>38919
No (You)s for you buster
Replies: >>38899
1772227482357182.jpg
[Hide] (100.9KB, 640x640)
>>38896
For passage through the Strait of (You)s, you must first pay the toll. Payment strictly in Rials, pls.
Replies: >>38899 >>38915
media_Fe7Y7MQVQAALpOC.jpg
[Hide] (75.3KB, 640x1200)
>>38898
This is the best I can do.
>>38897
How are you, those (you)s were promised to me 3000 years ago.
Replies: >>38900
>>38899
Nice and checked
d6ffb2815c129aae19a836309fce76cc0442d7cc5e19e689ff78143a06dd9b85.mp4
[Hide] (2.1MB, 1920x1080, 00:05)
23b384dc473f6326c14921771bc271b579d60727e0c04026bbd49f703ec3391b.mp4
[Hide] (2.2MB, 1920x1080, 00:05)
181604e2699718e42a8c12d25387d6fb123f160a3b56c02fae9e37ff12d652e5.mp4
[Hide] (6.1MB, 720x1280, 00:30)
74989b0946fb30be836180515e4bfc35eee65acfe8f574b66f069da09d761c6a.webm
[Hide] (4.8MB, 1920x1080, 00:32)
CD anyon, I demand your thoughts on this
Replies: >>38910
Invidious hate me
https://inv.thepixora.com/watch?v=6Tqaiosg58w&t=535s
There we go, LMAO
d7e526dcfb2365a39fd17dbd4e960e417ab323c2777480d0d1c425941ccfc836.mp4
[Hide] (1.9MB, 640x480, 00:15)
What the fuck is this game
1777017982507267.webm
[Hide] (2MB, 564x358, 00:53)
>>38906
KILL IT WITH FIRE
A sledgehammer is fine too.
Replies: >>38911
1777025545141898.jpg
[Hide] (75.5KB, 654x767)
So, my jewdar tells me it's kikes all the way down, but I have some gaps. Insights appreciated.
>memory manufacture : ???
>fiat money : deffo kikes
>gpu manufacture : ???
>vaporware datacenters : kikes
>((( control ))) of infrastructure : kikes
>manipulate demand : kikes
>infeasible sheqel piles : kikest moment of all
Replies: >>38909 >>38912
a6b9134fdb0d2a6634c732ef3d640aaca2c4a30e02ffb88c67e204319377b5dd.webp
[Hide] (10.2KB, 640x444)
>>38908
>jews
it's clearly langoliers all the way down
>>38901
>Loathsome
I hope this can avoid turning out like shit, but I feel like these games aren't well suited to be adapted into film. I can't imagine the more subtle feelings from wandering around in a broken world won't simply be overwhelmed with constant action sequences.
>>38906
That's odd enough that I don't know what to think of it at all.
>>38895
>The Day the Earth Blew Up, 2024
I watched this a few months ago and had mixed feelings for it. It did look nice and smooth overall in any case.
>>38907
Fake and gay.
Replies: >>38929
>>38908
Don't forget the memory makers cartel, there are only 3 big ones that can control all memory creation. 2 in south korea and one in taiwan.
There is also one in china that is gaining % because of the crazy memory prices.
Replies: >>38913
>>38912
That Chinese man will be easily wooed by the circular-money scheme of language models.
Replies: >>38914
>>38913
>man
one*
>>38898
Sorry sir the official currency of this board are catgirls
Replies: >>38919 >>38930
6cba4a58c7628d1293a0e39cfb681433a49d15f48f502b60602624a9745d6b01.jpg
[Hide] (51.2KB, 904x479)
>>38916
I don't know what this is and I want nothing to do with it. Get the fuck out.
ec766e921da9a618bf5f6c5c01715bd55bce2446f52e4c9f1837583c4107e658.png
[Hide] (468.7KB, 640x480)
Also please don't click that link above, it's likely a honeypot of sorts run by some shitskin.
d24e1127927b15b05db45e278598c798faa91997e94e424f032327d403ced001.png
[Hide] (373.5KB, 946x1400)
>>38915
MY MISTAKE! How could I have been so thoughtless?
>*quickly backpedals*

>>38896
Hello Esteemed Anon, to further clarifies our contractual agreements, please submit all payments Persian Rials, these being our shorthand for "Persian Catgirls" -- a particularly meido variety of catgirl.
35c60eae4037f986c654a9a24905847e1f9186827a2da049176772c7ba002e73.png
[Hide] (252KB, 500x800)
HAPPY BELATED 24/24
Since we haven't done this in a while, and due to my admittedly poor timing we'll be running 24/24 for all of the 25th as well this time!
What this means: uh...basically NSFW content doesn't have to be spoilered while this is going, y'know. It's a purge sort of thing, if you can't groove with it then you don't belong here basically.
13e23c080d734be5422bbce8f1f508e6bc4112cde454d0319528f1e408b084f4.png
[Hide] (6.8MB, 1709x2040)
DO NOT FUCKING POST ANY CUCK SHIT OR I WILL FUCKING KILL YOU
d93175bbec5a77b3fa749437a7493fd5d7d26d2e97588c987d4d1df269743f8f.png
[Hide] (380.6KB, 684x967)
875f62378fa9a871f7fd8c0fbd36d98be15394116353b26b3c9a178f7db263e0.png
[Hide] (386.8KB, 646x964)
G_tW4_cbAAEdNGv.jpg
[Hide] (145.4KB, 845x1024)
HF2PaUHasAQ3ntk.jpg
[Hide] (97.2KB, 728x1024)
HD1k64IboAQCWot.jpg
[Hide] (114.1KB, 880x1012)
HE91q-tboAACJdI.jpg
[Hide] (1MB, 4096x2825)
HGV4L7BbYAA2c_h.jpg
[Hide] (203.5KB, 1024x838)
>>38754
A few things from this artist.
Replies: >>38924
8d75926e4406bf51b131d885c20e278020e04bb9a448308c44461e6bdb117a1b.png
[Hide] (244.1KB, 1080x1358)
>>38923
Very delicate and detailed looking linework
Replies: >>38926
14688b8451a6d041bcded51a81682c9a9965201b87adfcfb8e49848f1a69e792.png
[Hide] (1.5MB, 2844x1950)
HFxbFo7bQAAubzd.jpg
[Hide] (737.9KB, 2631x2352)
HGJezWkbEAAWoUz.jpg
[Hide] (826.8KB, 2932x2619)
Spoiler File
(335.8KB, 1080x1465)
Spoiler File
(602.2KB, 1702x2048)
>>38924
It looks like he likes six titty kitties. The spoiler is for some comical ero guro stuff he made.  Sorry if that's verboten. Just delete my post if it is.
Replies: >>38927 >>38928
73b04f41669a9c0a9ec5c14e6d4e40c368089f6b3595382a329492cd19ce14cb.png
[Hide] (1.6MB, 922x1222)
dc9bd8cb06d8b38ad66bbe886fc76a733f71d06166f673818f7514b3bb19a3be.jpg
[Hide] (861.4KB, 2422x3425)
565750c031d5fcbaed7f9537eeebdcdaadaea123c880f8262f2104866fb30936.png
[Hide] (728.2KB, 960x1280)
6a491000aec38bdf1775f122e0e5e436a4f568d72ac3e25b6758f4130e7dd137.png
[Hide] (251.5KB, 1140x304)
7fbf79962d39640fa8d7f71c5d4e313e1c6b3de7df058c50593b9a2dd1673ce8.jpg
[Hide] (478KB, 3284x2526)
The game that Kotaku doesn't want you to lewd!
>>38926
Aside from the obvious written rule, if you are unsure whether something should be posted here or not then that means it probably shouldn't be posted.
That being said, i have no clue what that last picture is even supposed to be, just looks like modern art or something so I don't really have a problem with either one.
Replies: >>38928
>>38927
>if you are unsure whether something should be posted here or not then that means it probably shouldn't be posted.
Good point. 
>>38926
I spoilered the third pic unintentionally like a retard.
19886b44a1f0c603cc9c3904361e844dfeecc1d2c0a42b1db5131b7d8c0d574b.jpg
[Hide] (2.4MB, 1600x2100)
0ea393719967008bfe1232aac8e9d902798cdf700c334de0ea51824d393df9a6.png
[Hide] (1.7MB, 1473x2048)
f466a3256972fa2d069924623e3fa8b0ce1dbe65f84642a831bcb1670cfbbf75.jpg
[Hide] (1.2MB, 1133x2022)
63ae78581d9078a032f08afb54c8d00548b7961f05cdf2b43ba663cbe9c75f54.jpg
[Hide] (359.6KB, 932x1280)
03db7d015eba99389fe1263470585bd5d304e873b8da91f2fa18e9657972c2c5.jpg
[Hide] (261KB, 1834x2620)
>>38860
>>38863
That's really sad. Thanks for the link to the original version though.
>>38860
>yhzmr442
Thanks, I'll keep a tab on him.
>Puniru :sobb:
Geleefags would never understand the beauty and purity of Puniru.
>>38861
>>38862
wew
>>38868
Honestly, if it wasn't for the girl and all the spergs bitching about her this game would've forgotten in like a week.
>>38880
>I could try for the most important accounts on there. Sadly you don't get trends and articles from there as well. google really did a number on online newsing.
To be honest it works for me, although I will admit that I use it mainly for following artists. I don't use it for news.
>>38891
>>38892
>>38893
>>38894
Feels so good to not care about Vtumors. Always remember that they're just 3DPD skinwalking as anime girls.
>>38895
I have not watched The Day the Earth Blew Up but I will imagine it's a better Looney Tunes movie than this. I wonder if all those people who asked for it will go watch it now.
>>38906
From the MobyGames page on it:
>Maka Maka is an RPG taking place on an Earth where an evil demon king has been defeated over a millennia ago. Now, completely resurrected and full of power again, the demon king wants revenge and organizes his Maka Maka Society to conquer Earth.
>Players take control of Corum, a young student who is the reincarnation of the alien prince who initially defeated the demon king who will be joined in his quest to defeat the demon king by a very diverse cast of characters. The game's story and characters all have an absurdist and humorous style to them while battles are random and turn based and well animated for the time, showing how the characters attack one another. All of the main characters are actually reincarnations of great heroes of the past, and, thus, the magic system consists of them transforming into their past selves to use special abilities.
>>38911
Still somewhat funny.
7dd6b0703dda3574cb425c0b0a94bbd72bc4adb5396325f7c01f9d91bd705cb2.jpg
[Hide] (82.5KB, 714x1024)
7f085c6be460b1f2be83a09d2d35d5c8384cc62ec19056df93cdc281b28f5fca.jpg
[Hide] (354.6KB, 712x850)
1e80e57d5ca61825f118a6769c58fea52573575733e8dd0306e961722c3ad684.jpg
[Hide] (1022.3KB, 2480x3508)
9e4e8aa241a95a6f1783966b7a0b587debaf913b754a362091a88fe259049866.png
[Hide] (1.3MB, 1212x2357)
77ff9bbd46d15d95469d39dd513a3d83ec1f7ce9204016e5c4a9c21b8dfc9b25.png
[Hide] (341.3KB, 1000x1500)
>>38915
Here's my catgirl payment for today.
5b4ba643de6ba8d6ae54320e8e9d3fff50bee148606b9439ad874f62f3748c2b.jpg
[Hide] (376.3KB, 1144x1600)
32101c4324f34ba2e2c85b3f0f4ce0802ee38241ce51f7cd64b4af06612128e8.jpg
[Hide] (156.3KB, 729x1032)
1c2bf7dad69c2e4137a9a73310609f8f9a1abbf63db591f71ad1ff24c3baaecc.png
[Hide] (10.4MB, 3000x2105)
2fe44a278a7170e3208395a6bdfea0e4f4290a547a78c513e15dc109aec2328f.jpg
[Hide] (278KB, 745x828)
69dffd8c6114926cad7ea338350c60b5262f5ce7d7a1538521030e53fdc2394e.jpg
[Hide] (392.1KB, 705x1000)
Happy 24/24 and 25/24.
cdcf4b5c02e15825c538f0f89236cf3d7c3269951aaf971104cedf0cc995f00a.jpg
[Hide] (168.6KB, 800x700)
Replies: >>38960
b498f9309c8225532e350174bf9d36dc10646b92c6f61cd767f66ac188978534.png
[Hide] (466.6KB, 1300x1300)
24/24 IS OVER
Thanks for all the unspoilered pics. See you next month.
37d675d9c90599c8faf7047a29bb1d062fdbcbd9682267107fef646a7287fa66.mp4
[Hide] (2.8MB, 1920x1080, 00:19)
cute game
Replies: >>38970
Legendary Pictures is never going to make a good movie. The way they de-emphasize or just handle the human aspects of their monster films is so bad, Godzilla 2014 just feel like cheap Hollywood melodrama whenever it tries to humanize its human characters, it feels like their humans are just there because Japan has them too, a sort of connective tissue for the pacing of the plot.
I still watch them but I don't like them, it's true that balancing the human and kaiju elements is always hard and some people want more of something than the other...but Legendary just seems to pander to westerners who want to see big monke slap big lizard
4bc99a746d67cc778c204816e84d8e8c51d1936b9c598511b10e3937ab9f77a1.jpg
[Hide] (671.3KB, 2400x2400)
59c5b94d5d84b82a710a662480bfb1de3804190ef65473c2325a691e48d10837.jpg
[Hide] (1.2MB, 3780x2126)
a8773661229d669260e845fe677ad6541e5a15626afc69ebe32cdc7e84bfba76.png
[Hide] (21.5KB, 256x256)
a960c689eede757e288102f63f830a2cffacc4383dd5d0a9cca2681a91a75c81.mp4
[Hide] (1002.8KB, 850x670, 00:11)
https://www.snk-corp.co.jp/us/anniversary/metalslug30th/
Metal Slug celebrated its 30th anniversary this past week.
And so did Goemon with its 40th one.
https://xcancel.com/KONAMI573ch/status/2046121689117847785
Replies: >>38937
>>38936
They could at least pay Akio Oyabu, main designer and pixel artist for the first three games some money to do some illustrations.
2aa0d4a0c0d10d3458ef9b183f7573d34c88cb51cc1f7bbd3de1fbde9cc06feb.gif
[Hide] (872.8KB, 640x480)
57711223866c9d020e4506fa35dbcb80d41cf94fc76d3ac738fa30d725a08301.jpg
[Hide] (376KB, 709x838)
Starting soon with Yadamon and in 10 minutes with Star Trek TNG.
c0bafbabe86e826736b2c53c430df138e969fc47f3738532085a331bd4c572c1.jpg
[Hide] (199.1KB, 800x580)
adf23f0e52e3c293ae0e069a56a81ac1f8554460e48987c742dfc73440af1083.webm
[Hide] (253.8KB, 1024x576, 00:04)
Main show starting in 5 minutes.
cd57423f2408668f677aacbbbfbfd1068f9d23f92308529a2f4581483ceb3be6.webm
[Hide] (176.7KB, 640x480, 00:02)
3e93161e494c9d2cb3a86068c43ed95c7ae7ee07cebdcb57f79ee0702f4a72de.png
[Hide] (416.9KB, 720x540)
5c4eb1a03b594e71a690b511aeaaeb411b573445e83680871d29705f969dee64.png
[Hide] (360.5KB, 640x480)
2a807998ac007dd41ae4733ecfbc2ececefd573d0b20df040573e15bb4435771.png
[Hide] (337.3KB, 1024x576)
21f19fa77b232eba35d71abe428a6057d60282155a8146e6649c398533121479.webp
[Hide] (739.3KB, 2000x3000)
star trek s01e10 https://fileditchfiles.me/file.php?f=/alpha3/f02085de9b73f8d78a0d/star_trek_tng_s01e10.mp4
star trek s01e11 https://fileditchfiles.me/file.php?f=/alpha3/2db71ce87ce278b3e122/star_trek_tng_s01e11.mp4
star trek s01e12 https://fileditchfiles.me/file.php?f=/alpha3/ae601586000da6006863/star_trek_tng_s01e12.mp4
garo 04 https://fileditchfiles.me/file.php?f=/alpha2/c074c61fb538622c5064/garo_04.mp4
garo 05 https://fileditchfiles.me/file.php?f=/alpha2/5212ab33a71d578d8854/garo_05.mp4 
binchou-tan 05 https://fileditchfiles.me/file.php?f=/alpha3/e3faf905362f280be599/binchou-tan_05.mp4
chuck steel: night of the trampires (2018) https://fileditchfiles.me/file.php?f=/alpha2/774a286c60e70420c340/Chuck_Steel_Night_of_the_Trampires_%282018%29.mp4

Pre-pre-show:
yadamon 04 https://fileditchfiles.me/file.php?f=/alpha2/a35064a9087298093615/yadamon_04.mp4
Replies: >>38941 >>38942
>>38940
Thanks for the stream & the files.
Replies: >>38988
>>38940
Thanks, I couldn't join this week.  I hope you all had a good stream.
Replies: >>38988
291d60f352ff74f5c3218dd961e0cdfd9a203414ce3a572d4558edbe0a2cb30a.mp4
[Hide] (909.4KB, 720x720, 00:10)
This is a very nice looking 3D model.
Replies: >>38946 >>38988
20b7090efff73b342b503e8a400de33ca1acae846f681b13c894823c508ecdbd.jpg
[Hide] (459.9KB, 1708x2048)
I was looking into Yoake no Ariko and found that Spumco also did character designs for another game which I knew of but wasn't aware of his involvement named Go Go Hypergrind which was released on the Gamecube. 
The first song in the game was by a band named Gfried chickenly and its lead singer Friedia Niimura has a Youtube channel where she recalls her experiences in said band how it came to a rather abrupt end.
https://invidious.nerdvpn.de/watch?v=UqafTyq075M
Replies: >>38945
>>38944
>Gfried chickenly
I meant Grizzly
Sorry that was a wordfilter
>>38943
sauce?
Replies: >>38947
>>38946
https://xcancel.com/chapterone0062
ty
Replies: >>38949
>>38948
>"This video isn't available anymore"
>for a channel link
I hate kiketube. Everyone should move off that platform to things like Bitchute.

Anyway, if you're on Tor like me, then this might work for you.
https://inv.nadeko.net/channel/UCo84bHRZ8nCD4SA5WXg89OA
Replies: >>38988
3rd_Gen._Maya-tan.png
[Hide] (33.5KB, 1024x768)
All_About_You_[TYdmrPxtnVc].mp3
[Hide] (8.3MB, 08:20)
Cathedral_-_Midnight_Mountain_(Official_Audio)_[nzk7QzOs3Og].mp3
[Hide] (4.9MB, 04:55)
Corrector_Yui_OST_Folder_1_-_03_-_Harikitte_ikou!_[QcebUwZms3c].mp3
[Hide] (1.4MB, 01:27)
Hey everybody. I've been drawing a little more lately. OC stuff.
Also, here's some good music.
>>38950
You've been studying drapery? It looks nice, the folds and the way it stretches down.
Thanks for the music.
Replies: >>38955
3364bcc89762e222dc6beccb425165f6881cdfba7fd5d4be81a39d3e667df8e5.webp
[Hide] (58KB, 768x1280)
af510796de6dd230e5190e111e43841619ebddaa43f33bc99d6d0b32aee67963.jpg
[Hide] (13.5KB, 300x300)
goodness
Replies: >>38953 >>38965
>>38952
I'm not a furry, but...
What was that health tracker dashboard site for book sites like annas-archive again? I bookmarked it, but apparently it doesn't have the word 'book' in it and I've lost it again.

https://annas-archive.li/ isn't giving me a valid page, afaict.
Replies: >>38956
>>38951
I study very occasionally but thanks; things came out decently this time.
>>38954
Finally found it.
https://open-slum.pages.dev/
143730312282524a1671d9920b68d4531db5287b475c8b80db38eaa3c35285e8.png
[Hide] (80.7KB, 867x627)
To nobody's surprise, trannies ruined some translation again or something.
Replies: >>38963 >>38964
f533ac8e9e9a772dd8e9f13394a54133ee86ea24d33d0359bd1a0979c09c5d4b.png
[Hide] (303.7KB, 552x571)
Replies: >>38963
What are your thoughts on 39chan.moe. Is it good?
41fafbe14c5b7b05ec1d5ce8d3a966510e102ee1158281168d9d4c64f6449e3e.jpg
[Hide] (404.4KB, 1599x2048)
>>38959
It just looks like a regular vocaloid website.
>>38932
Replies: >>38961
>>38960
I mean is it shitty or decent?
Replies: >>38962
>>38961
I wouldn't know, I've never posted there nor do I care to do so.
why_your_vidya_are_nothing_but_hackdubs.jpg
[Hide] (438.9KB, 1285x4096)
how_to_become_a_hackdub_writer.jpg
[Hide] (184.2KB, 697x2353)
sam_burton.jpg
[Hide] (115.8KB, 673x1159)
ClipboardImage.png
[Hide] (557.7KB, 1391x916)
>>38958
>>38957
Ah yes. The very game where the Japanese dev himself had to address the issue through auto translate and then patch out the localization. Turns out a hack dub writer named Sam Burton is behind it all and there is a localizer cartel. 

>>38959
Why bring it up here? 
> I mean is it shitty or decent?
Don't know. Never been there and I am not into vocaloid enough to care.
Replies: >>38964
>>38957
This has been going on since the first demo for the game launched. I don't trust the dev because last time he "fixed" things, he just removed the worst examples that people noticed like brap denpa and left the rest in, leading to the current release. I'm not buying the game unless it's confirmed that all of the shitty localization is removed, just the political stuff isn't enough.
>>38963
>there is a localizer cartel
That's not news.
sato_髪の毛.jpg
[Hide] (316.3KB, 1112x1614)
Woods_of_Desolation_-_Torn_Beyond_Reason_-_04_The_Inevitable_End.mp4
[Hide] (8.5MB, 09:09)
Hope you are all having an enjoyable Tuesday.
>>38950
Nice work and thanks for the songs.  The Cathedral one is fun. 
>>38952
Nice rabbit.
Replies: >>38966
bde00d2a82141185b284dd59183aa0e44875ad7b97de50af591fcbb6db2f9429.png
[Hide] (571KB, 768x1024)
5957a69a9c6c6a9d5aab33dda03f79f097a8fcdd37957df8c7f31da1215ad8ee.png
[Hide] (411.1KB, 700x900)
I'm playing Summon Night: Swordcraft Story and I'm really enjoying it. I've already sunk ten hours into it. It's my first GBA game.
>>38950
Very nice.
>>38965
Thanks. I hope you had an enjoyable Tuesday as well.
Replies: >>38967
>>38966
I played that years ago and I didn't get very far into it before I ended up getting distracted by a game called Riviera, also for the GBA. But I recall it being fun.
Replies: >>38987
35d8181feb7eaa4be456006073adabf1df90edb94016f4a9cc68ef800714ef78.jpg
[Hide] (350.8KB, 1616x938)
I only played that PSP game, I didn't know Pangya on PC was this cute and funny
Replies: >>38987
Francis Bacon's 'screaming popes' are really cool and scary but I find it rather humorous that art galleries and snobs treat these so seriously and analyze them when they are just pre-internet shitposts.
>>38934
Name of the game? Do you have more videos?
Replies: >>38971
128535438cb66500a02cf146927c21760f0cc2cc6379ae708b2bdeb73c67db1b.jpg
[Hide] (422.6KB, 900x1200)
>>38970
It's Fuman Ghoul, an indie game by Haruka Tochigi, who also happens to work at GameFreak
https://store. steampowered. com/app/4553990/Fuman_Ghoul/
8de643843089cb1327b0d1e79d33837171a5c2d6458ffaeef05dfe1eaf3bcf6e.jpg
[Hide] (65.2KB, 800x948)
https://ninoma.com/products/lucky-star-succubus-cheer-costume-ver-izumi-konata
Thank you Konami
b9670affb11e6b5940d7161635ea8df270c9e16ce45406a4f1dd503d96b644c0.jpg
[Hide] (52.2KB, 756x946)
>>38972
Goodness, there seems to be even more!!
https://ninoma.com/products/lucky-star-succubus-cheer-costume-ver-hiiragi-kagami
Replies: >>38988 >>39013
I will hopefully be streaming the NHK Comiket documentary this weekend!
Replies: >>38988
>>38959
>What are your thoughts on 39chan.moe. Is it good?
All you need to know can be found by looking at the rules:
> Hate speech is completely prohibited
The site split into a bunch of shitty generals, and if you dare to post outside of them or don't understand their arcane unwritten rules, your posts get deleted and you get banned.
Besides, I just find the people on that so annoying and the site culture repulsive.
So yeah, it's shit.
Replies: >>38977
ClipboardImage.png
[Hide] (216KB, 579x609)
Spoiler File
(16KB, 927x102)
Spoiler File
(65.6KB, 1276x802)
Spoiler File
(122.4KB, 1303x697)
Hai guys! Are you ready for another round of Minki Momo's curse ?

>>38975
Lurking for other people is traditionally not a service I do for my felly anyon, but here we go:
1. vichan is a nugget among shitposting softwares and that concrete Instance of it technically violates its license (which enables STI to harrass the operator in his troll remorse riddle sped brain). They also have Blewsky. Clear red flag
2a. This is just expert opinion (experts aren't holy men, you know), but you don't need 15 rules to police special interest boards. Pic 4 shows revised version written by me to illustrate this. You can even streamline it more, I think.
2b. The special rule against "hate speech" is a clear red flag. Its a Marxian category with several philosophical issues most good website don't enforce. It only means they want to police your speech in general and not only making it so you can't say things like nigger .
4. If I understood the FAQ right, its a lesser version if vichan without rich text functions. I don't know how you feel about this. Taking away standard functionality of a commonly used software is not cool according to my opinion.
39chan seems to suck. I won't even lurk there. Imagine reading the drivel by people who put up with such global rules. If they want to be gay alone, all the power to them.
Replies: >>38988
Please don't shittalk other boards here, this goes against our rules.
>3. Do not start board drama (AKA no shit-stirring) and keep political discussion to a minimum.
Replies: >>38995
ClipboardImage.png
[Hide] (213.4KB, 600x549)
c575c8156dd65b4d54fdf29f530ef31442e73b8ea492180e216642d47e3a4f94.mp4
[Hide] (155.3KB, 616x494, 00:05)
Lost and forgotten, ancient moe has been uncovered by Japan's finest lolicons
>The girls in old Soviet cartoons are cute (They're total panty-flashers)
https://xcancel.com/Hetahetare77817/status/2049428904629432819
Replies: >>38986 >>38988
Well I guess not so lost if you are familiarized with Soviet animation.
Replies: >>38981
ClipboardImage.png
[Hide] (1.3MB, 1920x1080)
Need some raws of old anime or just want to watch them for free in Japanese? There is this new streaming service Animax Free

https://fastv.jp/

>>38980
The channel it was spotted on is chock full of Russian children's books.

Pretty interesting find. 

https://www.youtube.com/@Skazachnik/videos
>>38981
>Pretty interesting find. 
Remarkable. Thanks.
b8143207a67b2dff7c49f7031c0c1e97119832046e24c7f415b5f2750efcc301.jpg
[Hide] (125.7KB, 1280x720)
>>38981
I didn't find the cartoons but I found a Japanese comedy routine.
Replies: >>38984
>>38983
Switch the channel. Click on the furthest right icon to watch Animax Free. I was pretty puzzled when I watched some Dorama instead of ancient animu too.
Replies: >>38985
2cbf66214559c9c9ef7658e60d003987f4ca7da5da1b5ab085c97012973baf11.jpg
[Hide] (224.8KB, 1254x1771)
>>38984
Oh cool, this is nice although I wish I could have subtitles.
Replies: >>38988
uoh_in_slav.png
[Hide] (651.5KB, 800x800)
>>38979
>can I make cartoon, comrade?
>of course, just don't go against our perfect goverment
>mfw
Ростислав_Чебыкин_-_Прости,_Алиса.webm
[Hide] (19.4MB, 1278x658, 02:24)
Somewhat relevant webm.
>>38967
I just finished it. It's a great game. I expected a little more from the ending, but I'm not complaining, it's still good. I'm playing Monster World IV now.
>Riviera
Looks interesting.
>>38968
I'm surprised there are still people playing it. Can you play offline with bots, or is it multiplayer only?
Replies: >>38998 >>39026
3640526004fac8a2f6e73f36515607ece93407542f9bd02085eb60f1dca1f90f.jpg
[Hide] (180.3KB, 980x2048)
>>38941
>>38942
You're welcome.
>I couldn't join this week.  I hope you all had a good stream.
It was really fun, we got Noir Star Trek and the Chuck Steel movie being awesome.
I hope you can join us for next week as we'll watch the last Binchou-tan episode.
>>38943
That is amazing.
>>38949
The NerdVPN instance is a bit unstable. Nadeko works better.
>>38950
Excellent drawing as always. Thanks for the songs too.
>>38972
>>38973
Those are some gorgeous figurines. Thanks Konami for doing something good for once.
>>38974
As long as it's not a hitpiece I'd be fine with it.
>>38977
So it's going to be a movie instead of a TV anime huh? Well I guess that's better somewhat.
>>38979
Nice one.
>>38981
Good links, thanks for sharing them.
>>38985
Do you mean JP or EN subtitles?
Replies: >>38998
69fcfbc5d451f66f1c6cc22345b126d78386b2bde88c8a7c0bd4e6a81a038879.webm
[Hide] (98.8KB, 640x480, 00:00)
Found another pantsu shot on last week's Yadamon.
ClipboardImage.png
[Hide] (2.4MB, 1638x2048)
Tomino has received a order of the rising sun for his life's work.
Replies: >>38998 >>39022
04fa33b4ffa1678f72ba2ffe2e4e5f8a6a8fe4f29ee31d3e176497659707a97e.jpg
[Hide] (295.1KB, 1448x2048)
Rabbit Rabbit Rabbit
Replies: >>38992
7f4e7c687b647ef934fc1a82d18563c0d155ccaecd0003edf0cd00630d186a64.jpg
[Hide] (708.3KB, 2488x2568)
>>38991
rabbit rabbit rabbitt  eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeehhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh
faa9758cfed864b1e68f76ac968b78ff31efb77e4e1bfb341ff78a7b45ed452e.png
[Hide] (2.6MB, 3369x2348)
I've re-enabled CRBAchan and restored all the posts lost in a raid from a few months ago. Further more, I've ensured this can never happen again.

CRBAchan: https://ib.crba.tw
CRBA Archive: https://crba.tw

I'm also looking to expand the CRBA site. One thing I want to do is create an immersive community experience that feels like the pure CRBA innocence. To do this, I'd a very intricate web design. *I am soliciting ideas for this.* Maybe we could have "CRBA mail" system where you can write letters within CRBA. It would very themed.

I've also been working on some concrete improvements and additions to the site. I've not released it yet, but plan to very soon. I plan to add the ability to view the CRBA art chronologically and in other ways. Additionally, I plan to improve the organization from the site and incorporate a text archive of things Sean has written. I've posted an example of this improved design as the image for this post. I also plan to add an archive of AVCHonline's videos and music.

Let me know if you have any ideas for creating the beautiful immersive innocence experiences!
Replies: >>38998
Also to the admin, let me know if you are still interested in drawing CRBA fanart.
Replies: >>38998
>>38978
It's never wrong to call out censored shitholes for the malignant cancer that they are. It's always the right thing to do. Those guys are no exception, and neither are you.
The world will be a better place once the rulecuck mindset goes completely extinct. This is not a valid community structure to have. It's utterly subhuman, and nothing good comes of it.

USER WAS BANNED FOR THIS POST go be a shitstirring retard elsewhere

>>38995
Stop dramafagging, nobody cares.
>>38995
you sound like that retarded mongrel k*kefat. gtfo.
>>38993
>>38994
Hey anyon, I see that your website is starting to take shape, it's looking good.
As for drawing any fanart, I haven't had much time for art lately but if I ever make any you'll see it.
>>38990
I thought that meant that he died lol
>>38988
>Do you mean JP or EN subtitles?
English
>>38987
Monster World IV is a good game although its a bit tedious to solve some puzzles.
Replies: >>39005 >>39022
26ce8866402101779e5767ef13614dcefa6f6a238071cdd6c08114909680cf2c.png
[Hide] (279.8KB, 567x800)
check em
Replies: >>39004 >>39022
aed0d332456941f8a78f3ab7a9c7b794ecc5ae9bcafec8cca6a750bbb495e943.mp4
[Hide] (45.7KB, 300x300, 00:00)
also these
Replies: >>39022
d34cb8c03886501eeb2346d408a8bdcff6ae25760287c5a07edb8b718f3518ef.jpg
[Hide] (202.3KB, 1300x1200)
ef50912d98c1530c92c4cedc063593e0aa29d87882840369f8f231c96e0ef62a.jpg
[Hide] (151.8KB, 1200x1800)
785da816edda8d1eb311d6459dcdfbc29ca1dd0a00a7920063d4de359c9fdd3e.jpg
[Hide] (568.6KB, 1668x2388)
Replies: >>39022 >>39026
1053c5aeb0b3cec8b9344e0615040f896c29dd81fe397298eab59fb34be94baf.jpg
[Hide] (276.5KB, 1000x1160)
Rabbit Rabbit Rabbit
>>38999
Checked.
ClipboardImage.png
[Hide] (590.8KB, 425x600)
>>38995
Its a one and done topic that technically violates the 3rd rule. Spoilering wasn't good enough. So, please let it go. 

>>38998
> I thought that meant that he died lol
Nah. He is alive enough to receive the award. How fitting given that last G-Reco movie has been finished for years.
>>38868
>>38782
>>38810
I have not played this game yet, but I hear some critics say it feels like a 7th-gen game (in a good way).
Personally though, I think I'll just stick with my old game library for now.
I'd be more interested in seeing a new MvC game one day. It would be pretty cool if they add Pragmata's characters to the roster, though.

>>38853
We have Tony Fagtano to thank for that. He has spawned a million imitators on jewtube parroting that type of shitty armchair music critic "content" infused with left-wing propaganda.
e97365291ad12c41edbbcffe471a3021bc19311d378234e337be05e76d31fafb.mp4
[Hide] (2.1MB, 1280x720, 00:11)
I saw this device online and thought it looked really cool, however I would have no real use for something like this.
The guy who posted this item claimed that these drawings were made by a ten year old which is pretty scary, at that age I was drawing stickmen in Flash...
Replies: >>39009 >>39022
Pixiv won't let me filter exclusively R-18 content anymore, what the hell.
Replies: >>39020
>>39007
Well it seems to be some kind of e-badge. The target may be for schoolkids on field trips and whatnot.
d5b0c9b67bb8c95ee0d2ecedda5bd7082c2d1ae2b85e3cb5d898b27f57066796.jpg
[Hide] (2.1MB, 1492x2265)
238824df68752537981ba03107f912f4d2102d39a8f94c3aa665d2573cfc664a.webp
[Hide] (393.3KB, 1000x1500)
4b452c62ce17f8be7a4fa1154b9f4a422334d79e8c500396c5e0ed1f5cef71b2.jpg
[Hide] (638.3KB, 1195x1800)
I was going to stream Who Framed Roger Rabbit given recent discussion about Looney Tunes here but instead, I'd like to pick from these.
Let me know which movie you'd like to see on Sunday.
The Baron would lend a little class to the place.
Replies: >>39014
b6f79aca85c35f96a2c390c3efa38c629dfbc5baa410bfed02216cbd23950cd5.webp
[Hide] (180.5KB, 2000x2667)
Rich people are paying 1.25k for these...
>>39010
They're all good movies. My first inclination is for Baron Munchausen though.
>>38972
>>38973
Nice~
Replies: >>39014
6ce83a606e28d0e1b3102078d0bb01b52f04d1ad9d23aee22032b04abaf80416.jpg
[Hide] (62.1KB, 1000x992)
>>39011
>>39013
Two votes for the Baron so far, understood.
Whatever happened to Sakura anyon? It's been like 4 months since I last saw him post.
Replies: >>39022
f08bba42e741a2284541a14b9fe5bc3ee2dde780be2fdc7189d8344c4ebcc45a.jpg
[Hide] (887.6KB, 2464x2594)
43bcbd5100c8dc7cbbd71a80e6799919c51adaf71b2343ccc9dabbd6915e0031.jpg
[Hide] (369.2KB, 2366x2497)
Spoiler File
(388.3KB, 2366x2497)
Spoiler File
(337.6KB, 2366x2497)
Spoiler File
(628.6KB, 2405x2461)
French books are really interesting
Replies: >>39018 >>39022
adc5524baff386ede498902bcab2addac43c222ab9c50a387c50b28075d9c82c.jpg
[Hide] (688.7KB, 2478x2510)
Replies: >>39018 >>39022
Spoiler File
(491.7KB, 1600x2304)
Wedgie.png
[Hide] (479.4KB, 617x399)
Sin_título.png
[Hide] (617KB, 992x366)
24.jpg
[Hide] (3.6MB, 2481x3368)
21.jpg
[Hide] (6.4MB, 3000x4072)
>>39016
>>39017
Juliette looks super cute.
>French books are really interesting
Yeh!
Replies: >>39019 >>39022
Spoiler File
(1.1MB, 1920x2400)
6e4d91769f38bb1d8195fcf842f91a567ca9f79858595c3fed69216118fc7f47.png
[Hide] (1.2MB, 874x1033)
b60d9869542aaf71ea8045c688c34d6e2c8d44a8d2b92839aba93e32f77c0511.jpg
[Hide] (446.5KB, 2395x2461)
>>39018
>Juliette looks super cute.
She sure is
Oh this is the one about the sisters right? I could swear that this author also worked on something else with a similar art style.
Replies: >>39022
ClipboardImage.png
[Hide] (71.3KB, 1313x599)
Its pretty funny how the entire Franco-Belgian comics industry flew under the radar, because anything that isn't Asterix and shit doesn't get out of it much and definitely not to America. partly Because huge swaths of the German comic industry did a backflip in the 90s. But that's a story for different post.

>>39008
< its a tag now

>>39010
Baron Munchhausen of course.
Replies: >>39021 >>39022
>>39020
That's really stupid, why would they do that, just makes it harder to search for stuff now.
>Its pretty funny how the entire Franco-Belgian comics industry flew under the radar, because anything that isn't Asterix and shit doesn't get out of it much and definitely not to America.
You said it yourself, not to America. It's better known outside of the US.
d9feddc82c67614129fe6c850a4cb12cf21560b988c5eb528b55aee883011827.mp4
[Hide] (894.4KB, 1280x896, 00:06)
>>38990
Here's the article (in Japanese).
Tomino also released an official statement about it on the official Gundam site.
>>38998
>English
Unfortunately it's a Japanese-oriented platform. I honestly expected to see at least an option for JP subtitles but no such thing.
>>38999
>>39000
Checked but rude!
>>39001
Excellent fanarts.
>>39007
>The guy who posted this item claimed that these drawings were made by a ten year old which is pretty scary, at that age I was drawing stickmen in Flash...
The younger you get interested in doing things like that the better.
>>39010
I'll go with Baron Munchausen as well.
>>39015
Last I remember he said he was busy with normalfag life deals. Probably that situation hasn't changed since.
>>39016
>>39017
>>39018
>>39019
Aah the French.
>>39020
>Its pretty funny how the entire Franco-Belgian comics industry flew under the radar, because anything that isn't Asterix and shit doesn't get out of it much and definitely not to America.
Isn't Tintin famous as well? Less than Asterix but you get the point.
>< its a tag now
He's probably talking about the search function.
Last edited by tshboat
Replies: >>39024 >>39027
073ed129eb7e04097b3b2fe4d82249f23753c9bdb87cd2c16ef89468566cd02b.jpg
[Hide] (2.1MB, 1776x2485)
Rabbit rabbit rabbit.
>>39022
Tintin and Smurfs and Lucky Luke!
Replies: >>39025
535f5bbcc103ca7e25916ef7a913e802d7b20733bfe7a0d374bca50812a8eb44.webp
[Hide] (97KB, 1920x1080)
>>39024
You're absolutely right, how could I forget Smurfs in there?
Lucky Luke was fun as well.
>>38995
>having rules is subhuman 
What a take.
>>39001
Cute stuff.
>>38987
That's a very relaxing video.
>>39010
I've never seen The Adventures of Baron Munchhausen, so that would be my pick.
ClipboardImage.png
[Hide] (141.2KB, 1350x1352)
>>39022
> Isn't Tintin famous as well? Less than Asterix but you get the point.
Yes, but no. Hergé is a pretty big deal in Franco-Belgian comics, has been adapted multiple times. In Germany however, the books in themselves are not that well known, because they are actually connoisseur items published by Carlsen (the mango goofs) that cost 23 €urios and are usually only available in comic shops or have to be ordered in a book store. Same goes for the Smurfs, Spirou and Fantasio and even Marsupilami. Carlsen has the license for them too.  Asterix and Lucky on the other hand are available at any magazine store or even Gas station whenever a new adventure had been cranked out and are not published by Carlsen. They also cost 10 Yuropov€rti€s less.  Now you know why they were like dying in the early 90s. They didn't have the books everyone and their dogs buy.  I don't think it looks better in the rest of Europe. Asterix and Lucky Luke were everywhere while other famous Franco-Belgians  were nowhere to be found. I have no idea how it looks like in the US. Might be that Tin-Tin isn't a luxury item there and you can most of the books for a better price at more places.
Replies: >>39028 >>39048
>>39027
>not that well known
I've seen them at every bookshop's comic section...they are light reads for children, come on...
maybe except for tintin and the alph-art which is rare because it was unfinished so its basically a draft
Replies: >>39031
or are you just talking about germany
1957f494ea2d0a350212257c745747839297d3a293b1adeaae24a3b9356e0f34.png
[Hide] (7.5KB, 968x78)
There's something utterly dreadful about the fact that 2006 was 20 years ago.
I was reading comments on this one other site and for a second I didn't think much of the comment date but then it landed on me, just how long ago that actually was.
ClipboardImage.png
[Hide] (148.1KB, 400x444)
ClipboardImage.png
[Hide] (1.3MB, 780x1024)
ClipboardImage.png
[Hide] (119.8KB, 201x251)
>>39028
> I've seen them at every bookshop's comic section...they are light reads for children

Where? That's a wonderful question. As I said; In Germany Carlsen has the license and decided to keep the brain dead pricing and design from the like the early 90s. Sure, the same CEO who got Manga off the ground in Germany (after the Shuesha bullied him into selling a cheaper product than 3 chapter long wannabe Bandés Designés) attempted to get the same thing done for Franco-Belgian comics, but the titles he selected for that pilot project were no certainly no Dragonball and I think Carlsen scrapped that after the guy went to Tokyopop. 

The other place I could take a look was Italy.  I didn't found any Tin-Tin books there either. Italy has a domestic comics industry. A pretty beefy one that brought forth heaps of iconic characters and defined who Mickey Mouse and McDucks are for most of Europe through Topolino. A shame Carlsen could not establish Dylan Dog in Germany either. I am probably like the only one who actually has a collection of Carlsen's run.
ClipboardImage.png
[Hide] (1.2MB, 701x1058)
ClipboardImage.png
[Hide] (401.1KB, 440x600)
Other fun fact about comics in Germany. Sourcing Disney comics from Italy instead of the US saved their publishers (Ehapa/Egomont) ass from the collective suicide of major domestic books, publishers specializing in Spanish gag comics and German clones of some French magazines that also published many Franco-Belgians for basically nothing.  Let me remind you again, that the Frog to Kraut pipeline for comics was like dying and stuff since the early 90s. I didn't notice that at newsstand when I was a kid and grabbed a notPif for the ebin china crap they packed in. It was sure obvious a few years after the entire comics industry started to sell Manga in paperback formats instead of pic related. Half comic section was like nuked then.
ed6d650acfb30f16a6f5d4f98fb60191f0cc25257d3e2e5351270e946dfb89d4.png
[Hide] (57.1KB, 812x996)
Good afternoon. I don't post here often, but I check in every now and then. Hope you're having a good weekend.
b56ff3c1456a9f0939090ccc46ecb7265abd34517cf01c9fb30dab2d233ca9ab.jpg
[Hide] (97.3KB, 671x467)
>>39033
Thanks, anyon. Wishing you and everyone else continued health and happiness.
1764544343477115.jpg
[Hide] (939.7KB, 1024x1024)
>>39033
Thanks very kindly, Anon. You too!
29e08e05fc5f68e45f30f8ebcafb0b9ad680ed4fd71179f5c5bd899d956b77e4.png
[Hide] (428.9KB, 1111x708)
You rabbits love loli, but do you have room in your hearts for shortstacks as well?
c010dfffc94111c0c0ef26858da836cbd4008eb810fccedb93511a7339a2cb05.jpg
[Hide] (162.8KB, 1061x1282)
>>39036
Shortstack is acceptable
Replies: >>39038
>>39037
Speaking of shortstacks where do you draw the line between shortstack and loli? My current understanding of is a shortstack has to be stacked in the hips/ass and tits. Going from Loli to the sub types oppai loli or leggy loli, and then to an actual shortstack. However this is a bit of problem for characters like midna that have flat chests.
5802a56ef55cad71503f3472f6a6ed6cb39392e71d8854e34174207e73f72986.jpg
[Hide] (363.1KB, 1000x1200)
Replies: >>39041 >>39048
19f1411aae6291b7bbbff39431617c4f4d71cb91ed0da2e272014c1a08241ce6.png
[Hide] (1.4MB, 2055x2290)
>>39038
A shorstack has a distinctive chest area, at the very least an A-cup paired with a sizable ass, a loli has an AA-cup chest or smaller (AAA) generally speaking. There has to be a semblance of breast that adds to the more curvaceous figure, a shortstack is definitely plumper than even a decently stacked loli although some characters like Kanna are sometimes depicted bordering on shorstack.
I guess a shortstack has to have a compact yet generally developed body.
a7682dbcf6491f4a2196c317f0835d3048e18028e4e99e45adbf983d1031b9da.png
[Hide] (1.2MB, 2000x1700)
>>39039
Replies: >>39048
17a5278626e645c8c31a7b5d2c478584436e6e7e959d57816186ed48a598d1e8.png
[Hide] (696KB, 1080x1168)
Spoiler File
(381.3KB, 1306x1254)
>>39038
Replies: >>39048
>>39036
Its probably the same to most of use here. As in the appeal. I hope everyone knows that loli was invented to circumvented stupid Japanese laws something more erotic than seals swimming into conches.
Replies: >>39044 >>39045
Spoiler File
(36.6KB, 600x600)
>>39043
>seals swimming into conches
L-lewd!!
>>39043
What are you even trying to say lmao
20771a672d38f9225acb49756ca1ae66f2c461b697af15efdd46a61b2ff9af63.png
[Hide] (77.4KB, 768x965)
https://archive.ph/8Z46A
The last remnants of the vintage web are dying off
Replies: >>39047
>>39046
At least it's better than what ankinator became.
7c90e9387e1862ca4ae933684bf9a53848898600ae19c762b1e16f5ead1bb23b.jpg
[Hide] (104.6KB, 755x1066)
025329295910442235bcc772c71a80b610ae9b32b1bfb9a42eb2c49115baa9fa.jpg
[Hide] (683.6KB, 1808x2048)
>>39027
>the books in themselves are not that well known
I don't know, I've seen some Tintin comics on stores. Maybe you're talking specifically on the German side of things.
>>39033
Thank you anyon. I hope you're having a good weekend as well.
>>39036
I love them. Oppai lolis as well.
>>39038
The only one I can think right now is Ilulu from Maid Dragon.
>>39042
Love these pics.
>>39039
>>39041
85b8237f439fb0f1d15acb24f0ea34628422d4cc691a963426fd9a889995a9fc.jpg
[Hide] (219.3KB, 1251x2048)
Dejiko please check your email whenever you can.
Replies: >>39052
d780e215d51f1de72b9047249cd305c866bb9cd5eb22d64d40c6574f7c1ee2bf.mp4
[Hide] (7MB, 1280x720, 00:42)
https://archive.ph/aRMX8
>The original Xbox dashboard has been rebuilt using retail code and now runs on PC, offering a nostalgic console-like experience with support for manually added games.
>TeamUIX has reverse-engineered and reconstructed Xbox’s original dashboard, and it’s now usable across Windows, Linux, and Mac.
>It’s worth pointing out that this isn’t just a recreation of the Original Xbox dashboard. It’s been fully rebuilt using retail Xbox dashboard code and adapted to run on PC.
baa179b6c90347e93c921c4ba2d96fc659e195ce8a3ca50dabca38e404d5e923.png
[Hide] (98.4KB, 468x566)
>>39050
What a time to be alive.
b8233cb0dc8d103962edf8c27c8a8606917e125b0ec3f826d9db2d014d292fd2.mp4
[Hide] (15.4MB, 1080x1920, 00:50)
>>39050
This is the best thing I've seen all week
>>39049
Done
ea520ee6cc585c73a71960221d589ca2e73304e8a8906e0ab93fe012d6217c68.png
[Hide] (915.9KB, 1920x1080)
wow it works
>>39050
Naicu! I love seeing this kind of community project. Props the devs for a job well-done.
d91a68b6d0914c06ad7773b0e0e25d578ef0cee00fdf9f9861da6a46b2a314bb.jpg
[Hide] (161.7KB, 900x908)
>>39050
>mfw never got an xbone so no nostalgia for me
[New Reply]
500 replies | 476 files
Connecting...
Show Post Actions

Actions:

Captcha:

- news - rules - faq -
jschan 1.7.3