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>>38153
So that little clip of the guy beating up a woman is not enough to make it interesting huh? That sucks.
>>38156
>Isn't Japan still using floppies?
They were but they've decided to finally move on from them.
>>38157
Rest in piece.
>>38165
This doesn't look bad although it does seem to really go for the N64 Zelda look.
>>38168
Since you brought up Spaniards, the guy is a character from a Spanish comic, right? I'm asking because he looks cool in that pic.
>>38172
RIP.
>>38173
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>>38153
The game gets good after 6 hours, just keep playing until 20 hour mark :^)
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Sunday 03/22 lineup:
PRE-SHOW (20:00 UTC)
>Primal Season 3 (3 episodes)
MAIN SHOW (21:00 UTC)
>Sol Bianca
>Westworld (1973)

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Donald Rumsfeld's iconic knowns quote is something I've been thinking about nonstop for a while now.
> “There are known knowns, things we know that we know; and there are known unknowns, things that we know we don't know. But there are also unknown unknowns, things we do not know we don't know.” 
This has led me to ponder if anyone has already postulated the existence of a fourth category, that of unknown knowns, which would be things that we don't know that we know, without delving too deep into epistemological exercises, this is already a fascinating thought experiment.
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>>38154
He passed away at a much younger age than I seemed to have thought.
>>38149
>Is this a new game developed for it?
Hamulet, correct. Some of these assets are placeholders from games like Metal Slug to showcase the technical capabilities of its engine.
>I think you should go fullscreen for things that you really want to pay attention to (and if I'm not mistaken you didn't like Season 2 that much).
Season 2 was admittedly weaker than season 1, but it was understandable that a show like this would try to delve into these topics.
>>38172
Well that genuinely sucks, there goes the leadership of a site that remained true to its ideals until today. Time's a cruel mistress.
>>38173
Flan
>>38174
>So that little clip of the guy beating up a woman is not enough to make it interesting huh? That sucks.
Game seems to have really confusing controls that everyone's complaining about and the overreliance on raytracing makes the game look quite ugly without it, breaking many graphical effects when ray reconstruction is disabled.
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>>38174
>Since you brought up Spaniards, the guy is a character from a Spanish comic, right? I'm asking because he looks cool in that pic.
Phil & Mort
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https://invidious.nerdvpn.de/watch?v=e5UlJVCADck
>Every Change to Kill Bill: The Whole Bloody Affair (It’s More Than You Think)
...Or how I learned to stop worrying and hate the MPAA
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>>38180
I never got the big deal about Kill Bill.
https://vocaverse.network/threads/common-misconception-s-about-crypton-future-media-and-copyright.10599/
Can't even call out "demisexuality", something even many trannies think is ridiculous. Shit like this makes me wish that the Heritage Foundation gets their way and these "people" have to fear for their lives.

As an aside, does anyone know if there's an actually good English vocaloid-related forum? I'm only aware of a few English vocaloid forums and they're all 1) shitholes 2) barely get any posts anyway
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>>38182
AUUUUGHH! I did it again, sorry. Pls baleet this.
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>>38176
Looks fun. It's nice out so I'll miss today's stream though.  
>>38161
That was pretty nice.
>>38177
>I never knew that I knew that I knew that.
I still remember laughing at the quote when he made it.
>>38172
That's a shame.
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>>38183
Update: I was banned for demisexualphobia
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>>38178
>Hamulet, correct. Some of these assets are placeholders from games like Metal Slug to showcase the technical capabilities of its engine.
Interesting. It does work really great even if those graphics are placeholders.
>Game seems to have really confusing controls that everyone's complaining about and the overreliance on raytracing makes the game look quite ugly without it, breaking many graphical effects when ray reconstruction is disabled.
Well I wasn't going to be able to play the game regardless but terrible controls and that retarded raytracing shit really kills any interest.
>>38179
Thank you.
>>38180
The MPAA are a fucking bunch of retards.
>>38184
Alright, done.
>>38185
>Looks fun. It's nice out so I'll miss today's stream though.
No worries, I'll share the links as usual. Have fun outside.
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>>38176
Starting in 25 minutes.
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>>38176
primal s03e07 https://fileditchfiles.me/file.php?f=/b79/EvrAfKZJFIHZSgySYuBQ.mp4
primal s03e08 https://fileditchfiles.me/file.php?f=/b79/POwXkyPahPzfbacODFoO.mp4
primal s03e09 https://fileditchfiles.me/file.php?f=/b79/XHLKkjoPdaBAfEWDAssu.mp4
sol bianca 01 https://fileditchfiles.me/file.php?f=/b79/WvPGNulCCKmDqgcqJir.mp4
sol bianca 02 https://fileditchfiles.me/file.php?f=/b79/XdoliayNSRiOIWnEZAYI.mp4 
westworld (1973) https://fileditchfiles.me/file.php?f=/b79/NBDGCjkJGuLPvSIzzKOA.mp4
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Apparently that latest Ollie and Scoops episode featured Barbara Crampton and Jeffrey Combs playing both of Claudia's parents.
They are the stars from the cult horror comedy film Re-Animator
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Not only do you get butchered translation but also your data stolen if you ever subscribe to Crunchy Roll.
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>Billionaire OnlyFans Owner Leonid Radvinsky Dies At 43
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>>38193
((( Leonid Radvinsky )))

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Leonid_Radvinsky
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>>38194
I'm not surprised at all
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>>38195
Imagine how many of the whores and simps that made him a billionaire were eat-the-rich "pro-Palestinian" libtards. Clown world.
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>>37924
An update on this post regarding one of the pioneering figures of lolicon manga.
>Manga artist and teacher Mochitsuki Katsumi is in the end stage of liver cirrhosis, with trembling hands that make it impossible to move or work, and no income as a result.
>"Next week, I have to go to the hospital, but I can't afford the taxi fare. I hope I can sell a few more. Thank you so much for your kind support. Each piece is 300 yen."
https://motimoti.booth.pm/ (his store)
<I’m Katsumi Mochitsuki (もちつきかつみ), and back in the 1980s I drew educational manga for Shogakukan’s grade-school magazines.
<Bunny's Anything Watching in particular was pretty popular with kids.Even after that, I kept working on children’s manga and illustrations for Gakken and other publishers, planning to stay active and keep drawing for the rest of my life.
<But around spring 2024, my hands started trembling so badly that I couldn’t draw the way I wanted anymore.
<I went to the hospital for tests, and they told me it was end-stage liver cirrhosis caused by primary biliary cholangitis.I was admitted for treatment, but then I began having trouble walking. Ascites built up, and now I’m basically bedridden.
<Work has dried up completely—no more jobs, no income, and almost no savings left.
<I asked public assistance for help, but they didn’t do anything.
<I’ve been trying to get by selling my old original manuscripts, but they’re hand-drawn so they’re priced high, and they hardly sell anyway.
<Even so, I still need money just to keep living.I remembered I had set up a BOOTH shop a long time ago, so I decided to put my illustrations up for sale—any of them, just 300 yen each.
<At that price, I thought anyone could afford one, and maybe even younger people who don’t know me might see something they like and decide to buy it.If you’d be willing to buy even just one—with the thought of helping me—I’d be incredibly grateful.
<Thank you so much for reading this. Please, if you can, help me out.
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>>38194
>mfw he took the vaccine
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These are 300 yen digital purchases so you don't have to worry about overseas shipping. It's a mostly symbolic purchase although you do get a high resolution scan of his artwork to download.
Please consider donating if you can.
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These are very cute.
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A community support fund also exists, many artists are contributing art for it each day. You get access to a lot of H Bunny-Chan fan art with your purchase as well as some rough sketches from Mochitsuki sensei.
https://mochix.booth.pm/items/7523253
>>38124
Color me skeptical. Bot farms will be first to use stolen IDs/fake videos/hack their OS to report a valid 18+ user. If anything, this will make it so real humans will be less likely to use your site.
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I am pretty sure data leaks like the the Crunchyroll one are a crime in the EU and a lawsuit waiting to happen in the US. 

Notch started making a game again. This time its a dungeon crawler that requires its own voxel engine.

>>38191
Well that's a cameo for the few parents and adult fans watching. Re-Animator is almost forgotten. 

>>38187
> The MPAA are a fucking bunch of retards.
Typical bureaucracy. The same type of institution led to a federal confiscation of Wolfenstein 3D together with the RaC bullshit it actually is against. 

>>38203
Tell that the hacks pushing for it. I am extremely skeptical that a intelligent person came up with it (or that it is even the actual motive). Otherwise they would have put those plans into the shredder immediately as soon they remembered what the "Cinderella Law" was. In 2011 South Korea introduced a law banning minors from online gaming to prevent boys from coping with how horrible live can be there. South Korean identities cost only a few cents shortly after the introduction, because the platform that was used to manage the ID of adults got hacked shortly. It was abolished in favor of a parental control system just five years ago.

https://archive.ph/YOYAF

>>38202
A nasty autoimmune disease and nowhere to get that covered on top of that. I hope he gets better.
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Wanted to go to the Miku Expo but they already ran out of tickets.

>>38193
Rest in piss. That shit is an astroturfed cancer. I have the theory they bot the shit out of "users" of this dreck to try to normalize this degeneracy. Didn't some article out there revealed that the whores using the app, even the supposed top 1%, make way less money than one would expect from it?

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>>38202
Did my part and bought a few pics. Didn't know until recently how influential he was. Cute girls aside. I really like how he draws machinery. Pretty solid artist overall. I hope he gets a lot of support.
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>>38205
> I have the theory they bot the shit out of "users" of this dreck to try to normalize this degeneracy. 
Yes, but no.

> Didn't some article out there revealed that the whores using the app, even the supposed top 1%, make way less money than one would expect from it?
I know from an insider who spilled the beans about that business xXx dot com. First of all most accounts on there are run by agencies, i.e. pimps. Not by the users themselves. Second the business is more dishonest than cabarets. Since women hate simps in general, the agencies have outsourced user interaction to some saps in South Eastern asia or something. So if you have hawt texting with, let's say Belle Delphine, going on, chances are you are actually gay with some flip. The botting is also more banal than anything. Since Zuckerberg refused to sell adds to Onlyfan models, the agencies resorted to twitter bots. The users are really earning chump change like on any oversaturated market on the internet. 

The weirdest thing is, the product actually works. For some reason wankers are sick of porn and so it was rendered obsolete by this and also Hentai. Just check out the wrecks you find on porntube and clones. It even shuts up the usual suspects, because you can't access OnlyFans itself without paying and most children can't pay online.
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>>38193
With the band aid torn off;

You shouldn't hate that platform, because some creepy Hohol Jew told white women that you become rich by being cam whore, but because it enables creeps like Belle Delphine to expose themselves and simps to be simps. Even fapping to guro is more dignified than *that*. I heard more things regarding what else OnlyFans had exposed, but I don't think these statements are for you.
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>>38205
I misread that as Mike Expo and kept thinking "who the fuck is mike"
Where is that Expo happening? Tokyo?
>Rest in piss. That shit is an astroturfed cancer. I have the theory they bot the shit out of "users" of this dreck to try to normalize this degeneracy. 
Absolutely, it's trying to destabilize western society and further kill birthrates.
>Did my part and bought a few pics. Didn't know until recently how influential he was. Cute girls aside. I really like how he draws machinery. Pretty solid artist overall. I hope he gets a lot of support.
I did my part as well, his mechanical designs are pretty nice and a lot of them were used in his educational content, reminds me of the late Toriyama's vehicles.
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>>38210
>This is Changchun, Jilin province, China. The 7 dogs (neighbors from one village, incl. a corgi leader + injured German Shepherd) were stolen for the dog meat trade, escaped a moving transport truck on the Changshuang Expressway on Mar 16, and walked ~17km home together over 2 days. Video filmed by local netizen Lu on Douyin; details confirmed by owners, rescuers (via drone), and Chinese outlets like Dahe Daily/Jimu News. It hit 230M+ views there before spreading.
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>>38047
Has it ever once occurred to you that you're the actual problem and that the problem is so pathetic that better people don't bother to point it out to you because they value their time and mental energy enough to not waste it on someone who spends more effort crafting a facade of sincerity and will deny to the ends of the earth that he's right instead of being honest? So all you get is less than ideal people (probably like me) trying to point it out to you, further confirming your bias that criticism of you is invalid based on the quality of criticism you commonly receive. Has it ever crossed your mind that you are also even seeking low quality criticism while also ignoring genuine criticism or instead reacting to genuine criticism by masking your faults instead of actually addressing them?
>>38208
>Where is that Expo happening? Tokyo?
There is a tour around both North America and Europe. Wanted to buy tickets before but due to professional motives I didn't know until now if I would be able to go. Now that I know I can there are no tickets anymore. Feels bad man.
>I did my part as well, his mechanical designs are pretty nice and a lot of them were used in his educational content, reminds me of the late Toriyama's vehicles.
Yeah. Toriyama's strongest skills design-wise were definitedly his mechanical and monster designs. His human design weren't bad. But had a quite obvious case of same-face syndrome.
I wish he had made a series more focused on his machines and more sci-fi stuff. But seems like he was always more inclined to humor. After Dragon Ball he burned out of long series altogether and focused in way shorter stuff.

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>>38211
Poor dogs. I hope everyone of those are doing ok in the wild even though I know myself is very unlikely everyone of that pack survived, specially the smaller ones.
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>>38212
>if you don't let others shit up your board with cuck porn then you are the problem hurrrr
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>>38212
Also
Vaguely psychologizing theory doesn't help, if you feel that any of the rules are excessive or in any way unjustified, please provide examples of any harm they might've caused to these so-called non-disruptive high quality posters.
All rules were added transparently and publicly announced with a proper, verifiable justification due to observable and repeated disruptive behavior, they weren't added under any private "facade of sincerity" on my part or that of any staff member. 
I am not claiming that my moderation is flawless, because it isn't. However, I do not believe you are arguing in good faith. If that weren't the case you would provide specific examples of excessive unjustified moderation that also isn't some sort of isolated instance.
You openly admit that you're a “less than ideal” critic that the topic is so pathetic that "better" people don't bother wasting the  mental energy to dissect it. You are basically laying out this preemptive disclaimer that shields you from having to offer evidence or engage me in any meaningful way.
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Needless to say, if you aren't actively trolling and genuinely have even the slightest interest in posting here or at the very least share constructive criticism in regards to the way this place is moderated with concrete examples of any wrongdoings or shortcomings, please do so. I remain open to suggestions.
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>>38213
They are all back to their owners.
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>>38214
That's not what I said at all. Your initial instinct to just twist my words maybe reveals your true character.
>>38215
>if you feel that any of the rules are excessive or in any way unjustified, please provide examples of any harm they might've caused to these so-called non-disruptive high quality posters
It's not about this board itself, it's about the impact it has/had on the larger image board realm. This board is/was, whether consciously or subconsciously motivated, a crafted panopticon that lured and captured otherwise culturally productive anyons who are defeated by loneliness or whatever personal affliction they have into a downward circle jerk where truth is a lie and lies are the truth generally when it comes to most things usually inspired by narcissistic cultural elements that existed in the nigger cattle world which the head failed normalfags at the top of the pecking order just had to bring here. It doesn't matter so much now but in the past you sapped the esoteric energy out of previous image boards by emboldening obvious nigger cattle lies such as the cheeto kike not being the most ruinous shabbos goyim in modern history but instead the savior of America. Like what the fuck? And on top of that attributing people who disagree with that as dumb/trolling/glowniggers?!?!?!?!? On the actual 8chan you wouldn't have been an issue probably but on fractured off shoots of 8chan you played a part (not the entire reason just a portion which is debatable in quantity) in the constant dwindling of substance of the image board scene.
>I do not believe you are arguing in good faith.
I don't think you are either, I think you'd rather have a shallow "friend" group instead of a board with a real purpose that actually generates substance, just a parasite on any and all culture while claiming to be the opposite.
>You openly admit that you're a “less than ideal” critic that the topic is so pathetic that "better" people don't bother wasting the  mental energy to dissect it. You are basically laying out this preemptive disclaimer that shields you from having to offer evidence or engage me in any meaningful way.
I meant as in I'm high strung and probably say more than I should where others would be more collected while saying the same thing but actually being concise enough for you to be incisive where you can't weasel around the accusation by appealing to relativity or some other pilpul.
>>38216
This board is not an actual board and I honestly shouldn't care but I occasionally check in just because you unfortunately occupy a part of the internet that was supposed to be free of this kind of model of communication. It's an inversion of what a board is supposed to be and my main point is that it never belonged on this part of the internet, it is in fact you who needs to be gate kept from but most people wouldn't realize something like that. And also it's been alleged you're a spic from Latin America which really would explain a lot actually.
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>>38218
>spoiler
No need for further armchair psychologizing, but I remember you know. You are that dude who is all tsun-tsun for me, you have the unmistakable schizo tinge imbued in all your posts, highly repetitive wording and all.
>It's not about this board itself, it's about the impact it has/had on the larger image board realm.
These are just a bunch of unfalsifiable claims, there is no verifiable impact that this board has had on the "larger image board realm" because as far as almost anyone is concerned, this place doesn't even exist and there is no possible metric to measure this other than whatever you've made up in your head, and this goes to the rest of your ridiculous post. You must be under some serious delusion if you believe that this minuscule board has had any semblance of influence anywhere other than your mind, we don't even show up on search results.
>this board is/was, whether consciously or subconsciously motivated, a crafted panopticon that lured and captured otherwise culturally productive anyons who are defeated by loneliness or whatever personal affliction they have into a downward circle jerk where truth is a lie and lies are the truth generally when it comes to most things usually inspired by narcissistic cultural elements that existed in the nigger cattle world which the head failed normalfags at the top of the pecking order just had to bring here. 
Somehow I expected proper concrete arguments but instead you are posting purely speculative, persuasive, ambiguous pseudo-profound bullshit.
>It doesn't matter so much now but in the past you sapped the esoteric energy out of previous image boards by emboldening obvious nigger cattle lies such as the cheeto kike not being the most ruinous shabbos goyim in modern history but instead the savior of America.
I understand you are still upset over a moderator banning you from /digi/ after you had a disagreement with him over Trump about two years ago, good grief dude get a new hobby.
>This board is not an actual board and I honestly shouldn't care but I occasionally check in just because you unfortunately occupy a part of the internet that was supposed to be free of this kind of model of communication. 
AHAHAHA, dude I genuinely do live rent free inside your head. This inconsequential board that gets 20 posts a day at most has driven you mad.
>It's an inversion of what a board is supposed to be and my main point is that it never belonged on this part of the internet, it is in fact you who needs to be gate kept from but most people wouldn't realize something like that. And also it's been alleged you're a spic from Latin America which really would explain a lot actually.
Hilarious, I'll keep the board running for another decade.
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>>38219
Whatever, this screen cap explains my point more than I can, this is an example of the better kind of person who doesn't deal with people like you directly that the "culture" of "boards" (should be read as failed normalfag groupchats) like this helped convince to give up on image boards. Also are you actually a spic or not?
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Also you what's the point in quoting my posts if you aren't even going to address the arguments made? You can call anything pretentious, laugh at it, call it arm chair psychology, but that's not an argument.
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>>38221
There's nothing to rationally debate because you can't engage evidence against something that’s written in such a way so as to dodge all evidence. I called your so-called arguments 'laughable' because that's precisely what your unfalsifiable mind-reading is and the point you keep missing, sorry anyon.

btw check my sick trips
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>>38222
You're deliberately ignoring the more damning points while fixating on the points that are speculative. Such as the fact that this board, and yes the entire board don't pretend like it's not despite you allowing some token people to say "Zion Don" every now and then, support one of most jewish politicians ever. You constantly bitch about (which in retrospect is probably you just regurgitating posts you read on twitter) what's wrong with the world, and how it's so fake and gay then turn around all in unison and PROUDLY profess your support for the cheeto kike, even to this day.
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Also I'm not going to let up on the spic question.
>>38209
I hope these dogs are okay
>>38220
Your desire to be left alone and to escape the normalfag is what will inevitably draw them to you. As you pointed out in your first post, it's a you problem. The normalfag only acts with unwarrented authority online. meet them in real life and any false bravado is absent.
>>38219
>>38222
This situation reminds of when louis rssman got into an argument with a schizo that worked on important (privacy) software. Please don't bully the schizo too much.. just some pushback so they can reallign with reality a little bit better.
>>38212
> Has it ever crossed your mind that you are also even seeking low quality criticism
>So all you get is less than ideal people (probably like me) trying to point it out to you, further confirming your bias that criticism of you is invalid

There's partial truth to this, but you're misinterpreting it. It's just a natural occurance of 2 different fields of mind that don't understand each other. So one's common assumptions don't apply to the other, and vice versa.
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>>38226
>desire to be left alone and to escape the normalfag is what will inevitably draw them to you
What lets them in is the lack of an actual application of gatekeeping made up of simple principles and not acting like a pissy baby hall monitor expecting people to forget about your culture, that kind of approach creates shit like the sharty. In this case this "board" doesn't actually have an established culture but rather wears the skin of multiple other semi-dead or already tainted cultures that they probably force themselves to like for shallow aesthetic reasons.
>natural occurance of 2 different fields of mind that don't understand each other
Okay that's all fine and dandy but we're not talking about some abstract minutia we're talking a clear cut situation of a group of "people" allegedly with a secret hue monkey or spic as their ring leader who support the most shabbos of goyim race traitor as if it were a badge of honor on the most Mongolian of basket weaving forums where this kind of shit should be unheard of. If that's not grounds for condemnation I don't know what is.
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Happy CUNY Tuesday, everyone!
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>>38227
It's funny how Trump's biggest critics online stem from him not being their "White Nationalist Dictator", and are then upset when he takes actions (Like starting random wars for shits and giggles) where he can be argued as acting as a "White Nationalist Dictator":
<Venezuela has been pissing us of enough, let's kidnap their leader
<Drugs are bad, can't we just kill the people making them?
<Death to America? How about you experience some deep penetration Gayatollah.
It's like these retards don't even understand their own political theories.
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oh well, these retards are really upping the ante with internet censorship, now they've blocked almost all messengers that are not government supported(aka without a direct probe up in your ass)
they are also starting to roll out chinese style whitelists, they say that it is only until war is not over, but everyone knows it's bullshit. So far it goes faster than I've expected, but nothing that cannot be bypassed, well, unless they decide to cut cables off or criminalize bypassing methods. Anyway, good to see you guys again.
>>38204
>Notch started making a game again. 
started? wasn't he working on it for years now?
>>38219
holy shit, this guy is like a full-blown Francis Dec, it's some 'gangster computer god cosher-bosher' level stuff
man, Reagan fumbled so bad when he closed mental institutions.

I think (although in reality i have zero idea what is going on in his brain) he meant to say that you ban everyone who disagree with you politically using rule about not shit-stirring with politics and thus create an info bubble. I think it's nonsense, since I repeatedly did that, but it still makes more sense than any other reading of his text.
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>>38219
< It's not about this board itself, it's about the impact it has/had on the larger image board realm.
>These are just a bunch of unfalsifiable claims, there is no verifiable impact that this board has had on the "larger image board realm" because as far as almost anyone is concerned, this place doesn't even exist

Let's top right here. How can this board even have any influence on some wider Image board sphere if most people don't even know it exists. 

>>38220
What the fuck was the 4cuck who wrote that smoking? The internet had alredy been midwitified and browned. There is virtually no escape from normalfaggotry. 

>>38223
> support one of most jewish politicians ever
What has that to do with anything? While we are at this level; Why is the entire dissident right suddenly in the pockets of muzzies, whining about a socialist experiment getting shredded since any American with a memory that goes further back than 2012 always wanted for over 40 years and why are they agreeing with the left now ? In retrospect I am baffled that the USA hasn't done this earlier.

I am so glad these people are getting pushed out. 

>>38230
> started? wasn't he working on it for years now?
Not that version of the game with the shiny new Voxel Engine. I think you reffering to its predecessor he made for a gamejam. Before that he was making some space sim. 

> holy shit, this guy is like a full-blown Francis Dec, it's some 'gangster computer god cosher-bosher' level stuff
man, Reagan fumbled so bad when he closed mental institutions.
Yup. Totally nuts. None of his complaints has anything to do with this board. 

>>38229
They are upset that Trump doesn't enact total kike death™ and National Socialism ( a nonstarter in America). Instead he  acts like a Yankee nationalist and destroys all the left's pokémen. 
> It's like these retards don't even understand their own political theories.
It's like those retards are brown. I say for the first and last time: With monetization and Internet access for the third world, the audience of the Podcast race got more tan and Muslim. This is especially bad with countries like Malaysia nations that don't have internet culture of their own. Of course those people in general are morons (see Intelligence of Nation by Richard Lynn and David Becker), but it doesn't prevent smart grifters from altering their talking points, because its that mass that gives you money for agreeing with them. 

This is why I am saying that all that Internet shit went wrong as soon money entered the picture.
>>38231
>I say for the first and last time: With monetization and Internet access for the third world, the audience of the Podcast race got more tan and Muslim.
We actually have proof of that now: https://archive.ph/sbwI2
<"According to a 2025 report, 90% of the accounts boosting Fuentes’s early retweeters were fully anyonymous, with roughly half of his retweeters coming from Pakistan, Nigeria, Malaysia and Indonesia"
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>>38231
>Why is the entire dissident right suddenly in the pockets of muzzies
because worshipers of a pedophile caravan-robber were able to ignore almost all dividing political lines(since most of them are made up) and present themselves as a ally to both sides, basically the same thing kikes did in 20th century. To the left they are poor poor brown people that are always oppressed by evil white ameriKKKa and apartheid pissrael, to the right they are super trad based warriors on a fight against degeneracy who hate Da Joos and love Jesus and Mary very very much. In reality they want to chop the heads of both sides.

Oh, and oil money. lots of oil money.

>Not that version of the game with the shiny new Voxel Engine. I think you reffering to its predecessor he made for a gamejam. Before that he was making some space sim.
I see, i thought he was making minecraft 2, but it seems he decided to go against it in the end. Honestly, good, notch is a talented guy and he shouldn't waste his life into one single idea.
>They are upset that Trump doesn't enact total kike death™ and National Socialism ( a nonstarter in America). Instead he  acts like a Yankee nationalist and destroys all the left's pokémen.
I think the main critique of such people is that orange man backs down from right agenda if pressured enough, like when he called off ICE raids after lefties REEEEED too much, but isn't doing the same for the Bibi and supports tiny hat people in all their endeavors even if hurts ratings.
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>>38229
I know it's redundant to post these images again because "people" with no actual discernment like you who are part of the orange nigger cult, especially ones who are just part of it online, come up with a million different different excuses to defend the imagined reality in your head about your favorite rock star politician that you identify with because he mirrors your own narcissistic nature, but I'll still post them anyways because they're forever relevant and still prove a point to truly sentient beings and not hue monkies.
><Death to America? How about you experience some deep penetration Gayatollah.
1.) You're not even American.
2.) America is somehow browner than the country you're posting from.
3.) America like 90% of countries is ZOG and needs to be torn down or allowed to collapse for an actual country to take it's place.
So yes, death to America, one of the most anti-White and subversive countries on the planet that rapes it's own population along with the rest of the world through the shit like USAID and countless glownigger psyops to the rest of the White world.
I know you're probably going to wildly misinterpret this is an advocation for brown countries instead but whatever.
>>38230
>he meant to say that you ban everyone who disagree with you politically using rule about not shit-stirring with politics and thus create an info bubble. I think it's nonsense, since I repeatedly did that
Allowing a select group of known "friends" who you can stalk their post history of instead of actually being anyonymous with a VPN or tor to vent every now and then as a pressure release valve to feign like you're a level headed person who just sees things differently doesn't work if the chosen viewpoint is idolizing an obvious jew puppet, that's such a drastic detachment from reason.
>>38231
>Let's top right here. How can this board even have any influence on some wider Image board sphere if most people don't even know it exists. 
In the past it was a concern for me because I thought this "board" would draw in twitter users to the web ring but now I realize they already have twitter and it's a special kind of poser who would see use something like this "board". It's still disgraceful that jschan is being used for something like this though and when there's an out of place gay circlejerk going on it's still worth calling them out on their own bullshit they can't actually refute.
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>>38228
Happy CUNY Tuesday!
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>>38233
>like when he called off ICE raids after lefties REEEEED too much, but isn't doing the same for the Bibi and supports tiny hat people in all their endeavors even if hurts ratings.
Because, per the way the constitution is designed, there are limitations on what Trump can actually do in the country. Since this is a nation that is built on the idea of people being largely independent and self-governing, with individual nation-states (Currently numbering 50) having their own governments, laws, and constitutions. Meaning that, after a certain point, it is actually on the people in those fucking places to hold their local governments responsible instead of waiting for Daddy Trump (Or whoever is the next president) to come and save them.

MEANWHILE, he's the commander and chief of the armed forces and basically has unlimited rights to do whatever he wants with the military outside of the country, for the expressed purpose of furthing the country's interests. Which getting rid of a genocidal regimes, who's been killing Americans for the past 47 years, announced themselves as seeing America as the "Great Satan" that needs to be destroyed, is funding and helping terrorists groups  and cartel networks from as far away as Hamas in Balestine to the CJNG in Mexico, is a constant threat towards American trade (And/or groups we do business with) even being able to operate in the Middle East and so requires a constantly military pressence and massive export of foreign aid to keep things stable, absolute is.

>>38234
>I know it's redundant to post these images
And I guess you won't care if I post this: https://archive.ph/KKxpL
<While critics spent years attempting to tie Trump to Epstein through guilt-by-association smears, the newly released FBI record shows something very different: Trump warned police, cut ties, and spoke out — early.
>You're brown, LOL
Someone is projecting their insecurities. These retards really do see "being white" as a desire form of "priviledge" don't they? Without ever realizing that they're country is shit because they made it that way, THEMSELVES.
>>38233 <--Me
>>38238
>per the way the constitution is designed
I want to add onto this that you have to remember that the concerns the Founding Father's had was a government that was being tyranical against it's own citizens. And so designed the American government and the Constitution with those safeguards in place. Outside of that, can you really blame them for lacking the forsight that, little over a century later, America would become and remain (For the past century) the most country on the planet?
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>>38239
>>>38233 <--Me
>>>38238
I'm retarded, never mind, mixed up which post was mine.
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>>38238
The United States is not a real nation and from the get go it was set up to fail, it's now in totality a cold mongrelized ZOG system even worse than the Soviet Union was before it collapsed. Anything that is a threat to that is good.
>And I guess you won't care if I post this: https://archive.ph/KKxpL
That doesn't exonerate him at all, this is typical petty disloyal backstabbing elite behavior or some weird lover's spat. Talking shit or snitching on your fellow collaborators is supposed to make you innocent?!?!?!?
>>You're brown, LOL
>Someone is projecting their insecurities.
Only non-White posers would cling on to the fabrication that is America for it's racial ambiguity as a coping mechanism to distract from the fact that they're brown. America is probably less than 50% White as it stands right now and the percentage of non-White infants born in the past 5 years supersedes the White infant population even more dramatically.
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>>38240
Not all the founding fathers, but the one's who had their hands on the pulley's and levers of control, were shabbos goyim Free masons and or judeophiles.
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Also the editing of this video is corny and weird but you should look past that because I couldn't find the original audio.
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>>38191
Those are some cool cameos. I wonder if Claudia is also voiced by another actress from that movie.
>>38192
So glad I never wasted money on that platform.
>>38193
Absolute great news, fuck him.
>>38197
>>38199
I'll buy some, he's a great artist and needs some support.
>>38202
There are a couple of options, it seems the one with the rough sketches is the 1000 yen option. Either one is fine by me.
>>38205
>Didn't some article out there revealed that the whores using the app, even the supposed top 1%, make way less money than one would expect from it?
Probably but I mostly remember how this platform was involved in disgusting shit with children and somehow VISA and Mastercard let it through. And yet retards think lolisho is worse than that. I fucking hate them.
>>38209
>>38217
I hope they survived.
>>38213
>After Dragon Ball he burned out of long series altogether and focused in way shorter stuff.
I can't blame him.
>>38228
>>38235
Happy CUNY Tuesday. Also nice delicious browns.
>>38236
I think this is a random illustration with a VHS filter slapped on it.
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Seven Seas will censor the fuck out of anything but will localize this nonsense completely uncensored.
https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/51952271
This isn't really surprising though, if you see who the author and target audience for this are as opposed to the kind of stuff that they frequently censor, it's clear bias.
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>>38243
>I'll buy some, he's a great artist and needs some support.
Thank you.
>There are a couple of options, it seems the one with the rough sketches is the 1000 yen option. Either one is fine by me.
It would appear you also get a password for another file also hosted on said BOOTH which you can freely download but is otherwise locked behind said key.
>Happy CUNY Tuesday. Also nice delicious browns.
I like the pictures you posted as well.
>I think this is a random illustration with a VHS filter slapped on it.
Oh, well that sucks.
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>>38241
I agree with your general points about politics, but I like this board and I don't think it's the best place to talk about it. Have you considered /homu/ on the webring?
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Do you guys know any webpages where I could download bande dessinée for free?
>OpenAI to End Provision of Video Generation AI "Sora." U.S. Disney Also Withdraws from Contract Including Investments on the Scale of 1 Billion Dollars and License Grants, According to Overseas Reports
The bubble might be bursting sooner than expected, heh.
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>>38235
Happi
>>38192
Crunchyroll is a plague and the anime piracy scene unfortunately exists at their whim, as well as Sony's. All they have to do is ID and block a few bots to get the new cartel to give up and retreat to AB, leaving nyaa to continue becoming the anime version of thepiratebay.
>>38193
The attempt to whitewash him because of his self-interested cancer philanthropy is disgusting. He wanted to cure his cancer so he could keep prostituting white women.
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>>38246
>I like this board
Honestly same despite my complaints I also liked the premise of what would have been an actual board if it weren't for the main cancerous element that I think enabled it to devolve into or be this way from the beginning as a gay group chat, which is static identities through tripcodes. Even all the rules, flags, and everything else about this would be fun and a nice respite from the more chaotic imageboard spaces but when you take out the element of non-static identities in an open environment such as this I think you're asking for conflict when your imagined perception of someone doesn't align with what they have been presenting. Also even in an ideal scenario like what I've described I don't know if the lack of static identities would be enough to prevent a circle jerk over backwards ideas such as cheeto kike worship because the board owner would still have complete authority over what viewpoints are allowed.
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Like this board just enables insincerity and artificial interaction.
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>>38249
>Honestly same despite my complaints I also liked the premise of what would have been an actual board if it weren't for the main cancerous element that I think enabled it to devolve into or be this way from the beginning as a gay group chat, which is static identities through tripcodes.
I hate tripfags but I don't think it makes a big difference on such a small board.  Full disclosure: I run homurachan. We've never had namefags or tripfags, but it's usually pretty obvious who you're talking to. The anyonymity provides some ambiguity, It's hard to avoid noticing when you've been posting with people for so long. Pretty much every small board I've seen becomes a friend simulator if it lasts long enough. I don't think it's a bad thing either. Topical boards are mostly either dead (for original topics) or very bitter (for multimedia) these days because mass culture is stagnant and awful. Boards like this let people discuss a variety of topics with guys they know, instead of getting stuck in a hype-disappointment cycle for one thing.
>Also even in an ideal scenario like what I've described I don't know if the lack of static identities would be enough to prevent a circle jerk over backwards ideas such as cheeto kike worship because the board owner would still have complete authority over what viewpoints are allowed.
Did you ever use 8chan /pol/? If you know the name imkampfy, then you should know it's not hard for staff to impose an orthodoxy. The only question is only many users are they willing to lose to do it. There's no realistic way to prevent that, all you can do in that situation is leave. Our guys and others left 8/pol/ a long time ago because no one could/would fix or remove the turk on Kushner's payroll.

>>38250
How so?
>>38251
>Pretty much every small board I've seen becomes a friend simulator if it lasts long enough.
Well if it's not a closed entry platform the lack of solid identities such as exclusive usernames allow for a more expansive feeling especially towards newcomers.
>Did you ever use 8chan /pol/
No and I regret referring to the actual 8chan earlier because I just looked at some archives of it again yesterday and was severely disappointed with how incoherent it was compared to what I thought it would be. I was spoiled by low PPH and the webring.
>How so?
Idk, just gut feeling from gauging the sovl of the bodies of text posted here and what's said.
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>>38251
>Full disclosure: I run homurachan.
Also no offense I hate the board software and board software that looks like that.
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>>38251
You're the /leftypol/ poster who had a fit recently on PLW, aren't you?
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>>38252
>the lack of solid identities such as exclusive usernames allow for a more expansive feeling especially towards newcomers
I kind of agree with you. There are some small boards elsewhere that are 100% tripfags and namefags. They can be intimidating to post on.
>I regret referring to the actual 8chan earlier because I just looked at some archives of it again yesterday and was severely disappointed with how incoherent it was compared to what I thought it would be
8chan was really good up to about the middle of 2015 and not much better than comtemporary 4chan afterwards. Some niche boards weathered the storm better, but refugees, newfags coming to the notorious hatechan and power tripping staff gradually drove away high quality posters.
>>38253
None taken. Meguca seems to inspire strong feelings.
>>38255
No. I haven't thought about /leftypol/ at all since I left 8/pol/. It was just reddit antifa retards ineptly fighting "racism" (anti-immigrant rhetoric) for oligarchs in exchange for hormone pills.
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Twatter will be de-emphasizing accounts having a say on topics and content that are foreign to the user's region
>Starting Thursday, we'll be updating our revenue sharing incentives to better reward the content we want on X:
>We will be giving more weight to impressions from your home region—to encourage content that resonates with people in your country, in neighboring countries and people who speak your language.
>While we appreciate everyone's opinion on American politics, we hope this will disincentivize gaming the attention of US or Japanese accounts and instead, drive diverse conversations on the platform.
>We invite creators to start building an audience locally. X will be a much richer community when there's relevant posts for people in all parts of the world.
https://archive.ph/BdeSz
>>38257
Does this mean that western xitter users won't be able to attack Japanese artists as easily now? Well either way I think those artists should just stop using that platform altogether and move to something better.
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>>38258
>Does this mean that western xitter users won't be able to attack Japanese artists as easily now?
Ideally this is what will happen. Knowing how these sort of things go it'll probably just be a shitshow. Maybe we'll luck out and it'll kill twitter though.

>>38258
>Well either way I think those artists should just stop using that platform altogether and move to something better.
I don't know they they haven't all moved to a Mastodon instance or some of the other art sites that I occasionally stumble upon.
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>>38257
They are almost banning all of India.
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>>38238
>Because, per the way the constitution is designed, there are limitations on what Trump can actually do in the country. Since this is a nation that is built on the idea of people being largely independent and self-governing, with individual nation-states (Currently numbering 50) having their own governments, laws, and constitutions
There actually aren't, he can order any non law-abiding group (which anti-ice protesters certainly are) to disperse on a given date, and use force if they don't. Governor or any other state level retard can do noting about it, except cry.
Of course, it would be REALLY unpopular, but there is no legal blockages to do so.
>it is actually on the people in those fucking places to hold their local governments responsible instead of waiting for Daddy Trump (Or whoever is the next president) to come and save them.
It is true, but they don't do it, and it hurts in doing his election promises. At what point of maliciousness do you actually just start to jail motherfuckers for incompetence with dealing with or/and allying with the criminals?
  
On the military point - i agree (although you still need congress for some stuff)
I want to make my position on Iran very clear - i don't care one bit if a  new ayatollah lives or dies, the same goes for any other retards in power there, i certainly understand why americans can be angry about the iranian government, but it doesn't change the point - war is not a popular decision, it will hurt ratings, and there is less immediate benefits than from deporting illegals, especially without toppling the regime with boots on the ground(which will be even more unpopular, not saying he will do it).
The one major pattern i see is that donald almost always picks the decisions that are also the goals of the jews. It doesn't mean that he doesn't do good-for-america-decisions, just that his high risk decisions usually involve a tiny hat somewhere.
>>38257
NO NO NO PLEASE SAAAR PLEEEASE
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>>38257
>>38260
>>38261
SAAR DO NOT REDEEM

>>38258
>Does this mean that western xitter users won't be able to attack Japanese artists as easily now?
You'd think technically it would, at least given the textual description. The fact he specifically spelled out US & Japan may mean those will be effectively treated as a block, which might mean no censorship between them.
Wew, It looks like there's been some silly stuff going on here for the last few days.
>>38254
That looks like an interesting resource.  Care to share any of your drawings informed by fabric modeling?
>>38190
And thanks for the files.
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>>38251
>Full disclosure: I run homurachan.
Please tell me how to get past you're normalfag filter. I've been trying to lurk /homu/ since you asked for webring replication here on Trash.
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>>38257
Not so fast, sar!
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>>38266
>Please tell me how to get past you're normalfag filter
Click the cog icon in the top bar to see user settings. I don't want to spoonfeed all of it. Btw that icon should repeatedly flash madoka pink for new users who didn't click it yet. Did the css not work for you?
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>>38267
Elon knows that twitter would have no engagement without ragebaiting jeets and botspam.
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https://www.asmr.one/work/RJ01355788
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>>38268
Thanks I'll give that a try.

>Did the css not work for you?
No it probably worked. I'm just a little dense at times.
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Saturn's 3D controller from 1996 had a hall effect stick but you're telling me that the DualSense from 2020 does not?
You can get a Gamesir T3 Lite for 19.99 and it has hall effect joysticks but a 79.99 controller does not, ridiculous. Bloody shame too because the DS5 has the finest D-Pad in the market and is otherwise great for racing games.
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>>38272
>You can get a Gamesir T3 Lite for 19.99 and it has hall effect joysticks but a 79.99 controller does not, ridiculous.
anyon, Sony make their money from selling console accessories: https://archive.ph/OseYT
And while the DualSense is selling for $80, it actually consts $20 to manufacture: https://archive.ph/ekLwp
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>>38273
Good fucking grief they are really scalping the shit out of people, and it seems that the console itself basically lands them no profit on its own.
I guess I am the sucker here, they probably sell replacement hall sticks too.
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China will grow larger.
>>38272
>e DualSense from 2020 does not?
How are we suppose to seel more controller to the gayings, if the stick doesn't stop working, my fellow nihongoni?
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nigger snape
i wonder if they will retcon harry mistrusting snape for the entirety of philosopher's stone and james hanging snape upside down now out of cowardice, either way this is unintentionally hilarious
this trailer looks like fucking cheap garbage too and you wouldn't believe it but this has a higher budget than the first film.
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lol it looks like they used generative video, not shown in this video is the awful stock hans zimmer-produced music they chose.
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>>38277
>>38278
LOL. Do not redeem!

>nigger snape
Add it to The List
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>>38268
Didn't really help still get borked rendering of the text.
>pic related
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>PS5 drift investigation suggests DualSense sticks ‘have a life of 417 hours’
https://archive.ph/c4mRY
Glad I just bought a cheaper controller, it might not last me that long but at least I didn't waste 80 bucks on something that will last me a few months at best before drifting.
Ideally I should have bought a G7 Pro or a KK3, maybe the 8bitdo Ultimate 2C is as good as they say? I didn't want to wait for Chinese shipping though.
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I know now they won't stop using potentiometer-based analog sticks for cheaper controllers because otherwise people would be using the same controller for 15 years without replacement. I have one of the Dualshock 3 models with hall effect and its sticks still work just fine after all this time, that's not profitable for these companies.
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>>38282
>cheaper
I meant to say standard, Sony has a flagship Dualsense Edge controller which has swappable modules, by default it doesn't ship with hall effect sticks despite the premium asking price (129.99 iirc) instead you have to purchase them separately from their online store and they are almost always out of stock, how convenient.
In any case my chinese controller has all this stuff for 30 bucks.
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westoid tranny zoomer normgroids haven't discovered jokebear, he is safe unlike chiikawa.
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>>38280
There are multiple tabs in the user settings menu. Please don't make me spoonfeed all of it to you.
>>38281
I've got a gamesir G7 SE. It's been pretty good. My only complaint is that it has no real macro support because it's an officially licensed xbox controller. I want to replace it with a steam controller, but the new one is nowhere to be found.
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>>38285
I wanted to buy that but didn't know if it was worth the asking price so I just settled for a Gamesir Nova 2 Lite, it's surprisingly sturdy for its price but the trigger stops aren't too great so I won't use them, two mappable macros in the back and a circular mechanical D-Pad meant for fighting games even if I prefer those cross styled ones, separated with a pivot like the SNES or PS1. I can't ask for much more given its asking price.
>Steam Controller
I'd love to own one of the new models given how it seems to be the gold standard for a feature gamepad (it'd be the DS5 if it weren't for its awful sticks)
They added women to deep rock galactic and they are very very ugly
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>>38277
They even gave him dreadlocks. The show is starting to look like an AI parody.
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>>38289
He's also only 35 or so, so it just looks off on every level. At least Snape wasn't changed to a woman.
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>>38282
>that's not profitable for these companies.
It is when you company's brand is built selling quality products.

>>38277
>>38290
Is no one going to mention how Snape is an unironic cuck? Or are they going to change that to somehow make Snape Harry's REAL dad. All the while ignoring how many levels deep that joke is
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I'm making kona chan
I think she is one of those people who are quite serious and passionate about their hobbies even in her thirties, but is otherwise hyper and outgoing.
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>inb4 fake fan
i think i got her down right, no?
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its a shame about the pronoun bullshit because im loving this demo so far
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This really fits her character.
I will stop posting screenshots for now
 i dont want to flood the board
>>38291
>Is no one going to mention how Snape is an unironic cuck?
Snape was Harry's father, he was the bull that manage to cuck his bully, why else would he risk his life to save Harry?
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by the way its friday
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>>38295
anyon, there are other games that you can play.

>>38297
Because he's a simp?

Also, if he was Harry's dad, why did he spend majority of the books literally being a dick to him? To the point that it borderlined on unironic torture? The only reason I can think of is some screwed up sexual tension.
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>>38299
>why did he spend majority of the books literally being a dick to him?
Spare the rod, spoil the child.
>To the point that it borderlined on unironic torture?
Fake news, the only one that actually tortured the brats was the pink lady.
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>>38295
Did you go with they/them? :^)
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LMAO. I'm sure the soyim will still swallop it right down.
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>>38302
Raising prices more is insane. They're pricing kids out of entering the market and giving up more market share to phones.
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>>38303
((( line must go up ))).
>>38300
>the only one that actually tortured the brats was the pink lady
You're leaving out how half the plot of the fifth book is Snape literally mindfucking Harry.

>>38302
[Citation FUCKING needed=

>>38303
>They're pricing kids out of entering the market and giving up more market share to phones.
Sony has made it apparent and practically announced that they don't care. Their plan and priority is trying to squeeze as much money as they can from the people who own a PS4/PS5.
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>>38305
>Snape literally mindfucking Harry
That was training so that Harry didn't get mind raped by voldermort.
>[Citation FUCKING needed=
You will pay the price and rike it!
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>>38305
https://www.forbes.com/sites/conormurray/2026/03/27/sony-raises-playstation-prices-by-100-second-price-hike-in-a-year/
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>>38307
>Wars in the Middle East
>Sony selling the base PlayStation for $600 with no games
What year is it?
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>>38308
>Wars in the Middle East
I talked to my retarded father today, and he is realy exited about this.  He is all for the eschatological bullshit.
>>38308
In any case though, those where better days. Also, fuck Sony.
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>>38309
>He is all for the eschatological bullshit.
I'm Christian and all for Trump attacking Iran, but it's these fucking nuts that need to do the world a favor and fellate a shotgun. One of the points the Bible makes about the end times is that no one is going to know the date or time of when it happens. It could happen this weekend or a three and a half centuries from now. But then again, if these retards actually did read their fucking book, then they'd remember Luke 4, verses 9-12:
<Then he brought Him to Jerusalem, set Him on the pinnacle of the temple, and said to Him, “If You are the Son of God, throw Yourself down from here. For it is written:
<‘He shall give His angels charge over you,
<To keep you,
<and,
<‘In their hands they shall bear you up,
<Lest you dash your foot against a stone.’ ”
<And Jesus answered and said to him, “It has been said, ‘You shall not tempt the Lord your God.’ 
You don't "force" God's hand. Doing show carries with it the implication that you know better than God about what's "good" for the world, and how do you think he's going to take that kind of attitude? Then there is also the problem, given how we don't know when it WILL happen, why are you changing your attitudes because "Well, the world is coming to an end, time to finally be a 'good Christian'." If you actually were honest about your faith, you wouldn't need the apocalypse to cause a change in attitude. That's the entire fucking point of Job. In fact, everything surrounding the Anti-Christ heavily implies that it's something that happens naturally, without opposition, and actually with mass approval. And it's only those that stick to their principles and their faith, regardless of the circumstance and consequences, that end up "saved" once it all begins to happen.

This is also ignoring that the Cheetoh & Chief is not trying to start the apocalypse, he's removing a piece from the game board.
>>38311
>it's these fucking nuts that need to do the world a favor and fellate a shotgun. 
Harsh. I'd rather not see my dad kill himself, but I can't and wouldn't contest your point.
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>>38311
POTD
Based.
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>hey that game looks really cute
>wait a minute, that character design looks familiar
>mfw
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>>38314
Seems the powersource for all those round bombs crashing everywhere has been found.
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I have a couple suggestions for streaming. Not immediately, but eventually, if enough of you haven't seen them before or wouldn't mind watching again:
Escaflowne
Cyber City Oedo
Gunbuster/Diebuster
Dead Leaves
Figure 17
Bocchi Rock
Mokke

(and maybe some are shite, but I can provide all of those if anyone is interested in watching them)
>>38309
>>38311
>>38312
I don't like posting much anywhere anymore because I am dealing with something familiar and share a very similar sentiment and, well... I hope we can all come out ahead from our situations.
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>>38245
>It would appear you also get a password for another file also hosted on said BOOTH which you can freely download but is otherwise locked behind said key.
Interesting, I might go for that.
>I like the pictures you posted as well.
Thanks, they're pretty good.
>>38248
>Crunchyroll is a plague and the anime piracy scene unfortunately exists at their whim, as well as Sony's. All they have to do is ID and block a few bots to get the new cartel to give up and retreat to AB, leaving nyaa to continue becoming the anime version of thepiratebay.
That wouldn't stop someone from reuploading those to Nyaa.
>>38265
You're welcome.
>>38270
Trains.
>>38288
Could've picked a better H OVA.
>>38298
Thank you David Lynch.
>>38316
Thanks for the suggestions (however this is my last week running the stream, next month it'll go back to Dejiko).
>I hope we can all come out ahead from our situations.
We can all hope.
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Also, just because I saw this mentioned before and because it needs to be reminded: the reason there's a "no politics" rule for this board is because this is not a /pol/-style board and it also drowns out any other conversations going on. If you want to discuss political happenings this is not the place to do it.
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>>38318
My apologies for this then >>38309
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>>38318
I didn't mean to imply I'm fretting over politics. It's more of a petty and personal thing.
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Joe Pesci is cool, haha, like a clown.
>>38319
No worries. It's mostly just for things like those massive walls of posts from a while back but I appreciate the effort.
>>38320
Sorry about that.
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Sunday 03/29 lineup:
PRE-SHOW (19:00 UTC)
>Primal Season 3 (finale)
MAIN SHOW (19:30 UTC)
>Digital Devil Story: Megami Tensei (1987)
>Cosmic Fantasy: Ginga Mehyou no Wana (1994)
>Goodfellas (1990)

https://cytu.be/r/digitv
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>>38322
>No worries.
Thanks. I wasn't trying to make any sort of meaningful statement or stance. I often don't think what I say through properly. 
>>38323
This looks like a fun lineup.
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>>38323
Starting in 25 minutes.
>>38324
>This looks like a fun lineup.
It is.
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>>38325
I'll try to get in later.
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primal s03e10 https://fileditchfiles.me/file.php?f=/b80/kXdhgCFzgqIRoJqRXVPR.mp4
digital devil story: megami tensei (1987) https://fileditchfiles.me/file.php?f=/b80/ZkmOyvyomMHNRsSpOZ.mp4
cosmic fantasy: ginga mehyou no wana (1994) https://fileditchfiles.me/file.php?f=/b80/TuShWUxktPZzcVCKzifn.mp4
goodfellas (1990) https://fileditchfiles.me/file.php?f=%2Fb80%2FsGNZBrposEUdLAMcEoi.mp4
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>>38327
Thanks for the files, I missed the first half of the stream.
https://invidious.nerdvpn.de/watch?v=tghzp5vi8hc
SAAAR, DO NOT REDEEM THAT TURBOTAX SAR
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>>38329
>the real victim is a boomer with a black grandson
kek
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>>38330
Is that Al Pacino
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>>38331
It's not Al anymore...
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Day 3 of nofap. I can feel the power...
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https://www.ownaj.com/products/bombun-plush
huhh
>>38333
Checked & keep going, Anon!
>>38330
>worked for cbs
>took the Kool-aid
>now raising mutts like a good goy
I don't know what is worse, wasting money on niggers/mutts or designatedshittingstreeters?
Where are all these russians on Steam buying RTX 40/50 series cards? I see all these reviews and I have to wonder if these are like upper-middle-class tech urbanites and rich kids since Nvidia and similar stopped direct sales years ago.
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I used to make generic hyperbolic posts praising Trump because I knew it triggered some spergs, it worked.
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>>38338
Alternatively, you might considering honoring the BO & staff's wishes and simply not bringing up politics here at all? Sleepychan has a couple of good outlets for such, and understand that Homaruchan does as well.

You can even bring it over to /robowaifu/ 's news thread with a welcome!  :D

>Why not contain it?
Cheers, lad.
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>>38339
I'm referring to the old sleepychan days, hence "used to". I do agree on the not bringing up politics part however, and I should probably check out homurachan (just need the URL)
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>>38340
Ahh, understood.

>I should probably check out homurachan (just need the URL)
Easy peasy. They're on the webring!
https://homurachan.org/
I think /homu/ is the board. You can ask the Admin though (he's posting ITT rn).
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Man i'm really not crazy about this software homurachan is running on
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I'll stay here. Neil Young's personal website is really nice looking and it reminds me of a bygone era of the internet when each site was a personal statement and the whole thing felt limitless.
https://neilyoungarchives.com/
I also love Mark Marek's website
https://www.markmarek.org/
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The B-17 segment from Heavy Metal is one of my all-time favorite works of animation and hardly anything comes close.
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>>38341
>You can ask the Admin though (he's posting ITT rn).
I was lurking and doing something else.
>>38342
ヽ(ー_ー )ノ
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>>38344
>Heavy Metal
This?
https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0082509
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>>38346
None other. Boy those scores are a bit lower than I remembered, seems like some people can't appreciate good things.
I used to be crazy about this movie and the Heavy Metal magazine, I'd get used copies of old issues from this one place as a teenager, it was nice to read something with such unrestrained artistic freedom, and breasts. Moebius was pretty cool, there's an 80s ova titled Dragon's Heaven which was heavily influenced by his work.
>>38345
I'm already getting the gist of it, but I don't know if it has this one post preview feature that I've seen elsewhere where others can see what you are posting before you send your post?
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https://e-hentai.org/g/1208559/87953bc9d6/
Here's an artbook.
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>>38347
>if it has this one post preview feature that I've seen elsewhere where others can see what you are posting before you send your post?
Liveposting.
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>>38349
Oh it does then, can it be disabled?
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>>38350
>can it be disabled
Not right now. Originally it could, but that was removed a long time ago because the implementation had issues. Adding it back with a new design is on my todo list, but it's a chicken and egg problem. The people who stick around like liveposting, so implementing non-live posting is a very low priority.
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>>38351
It raises some privacy concerns and I can be a bit self-conscious if I feel like I'm being watched. Guess I can just write down my post on my text editor before posting it.
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>>38352
>privacy concerns
Anything I can do about that? I don't minding putting a higher priority on trying to reimplement non-live posting, but it'll be a few days. I need to finish working on some things for our meguca anniversary on april 1st.
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>>38353
Well besides the obvious exposure of potential unintended content like an accidentally pasted password or similar, I have no way of knowing if someone within the moderation team is logging all intermediate drafts and the potential for datamining from both moderation and third parties is pretty huge, there's also the likelihood of typing patterns being analyzed and people being identified based on how they write, the speed, frequency to fix typos, etc.
I also don't know how properly secured this is, potential for traffic being intercepted could be huge here, end-to-end encryption is a must.
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Do people play Splatoon on pc via netplay for cemu?
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I remember discussing a couple years ago about this one project with another anyon elsewhere and he repeatedly tried to make this appeal to familiarity by claiming that said project was led by "former 8chan anyons" as if that was some sort of testament to said person's character when there were some absolutely retarded posters on 8chan, an absolute melting pot of a site if there ever was one.
Said project later on hired a tranny to do their music, so much for that.
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>>38354
I'll try to keep this brief since I already talked about it on /homu/.
>I have no way of knowing if someone within the moderation team is logging all intermediate drafts and the potential for datamining from both moderation and third parties is pretty huge
Draft liveposts are only stored in memory in the browser client and server and are deleted immediately after the post is submitted. If you applied the source code patches I posted on Homurachan, the relevant code is in db/open_posts.go.
>the likelihood of typing patterns being analyzed and people being identified based on how they write, the speed, frequency to fix typos, etc.
This is fair, but it's inherent to liveposting. I don't see how it could be mitigated.
>I also don't know how properly secured this is, potential for traffic being intercepted could be huge here, end-to-end encryption is a must.
Meguca still supports HTTP/1 and hence plaintext connections over HTTP and WebSocket, but Homurachan only accepts HTTPS and WSS connections. I don't see the point or technical feasibility of adding end to end encryption, the server needs to know the content of the message to generate HTML templates for unfinished liveposts. I'm open to suggestions though, I'm eventually going to rewrite the post backend anyway to switch from websockets to webtransport.
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>>38357
>a couple years ago
>8chan, an absolute melting pot of a site if there ever was one.
I'll presume you mean blacked.gov? 8ch died several years ago now.
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>>38359
I never said I was discussing this on 8chan, I am aware that it died dude.
>>38358
I appreciate all your clarifications on these regards, I don't have anything to add however and I can't code so I couldn't give you any pointers. My personal belief is that making liveposting optional is the best compromise but it's not my site, my software or my concern so it doesn't really matter.
>>38359
Heh, just double-checking. If you've been around the webring as long as we all have, you've experienced plenty of abuse along these lines by cakefat and his ((( cohorts ))).
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>>38362
I've been around for longer than I'd care to admit.
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>>38363
Fair enough. Glad you made your way here, Anon. Cheers.
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>>38364
Same to you.
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The cool thing about online discussion is that people don't know how much contempt you have for 90% of them when they can't see you face-to-face.
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Happy CUNY Tuesday, everyone!
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>>38348
That's pretty neat.  I don't think I've ever seen Dragon's Heaven.
Why you're seeing a lot of Japanese posts on Twatter now
>If you’re seeing a bunch of Japanese posts, here are some fun facts:
>Japan has more daily active users and more time spent on X than any other country in the world.
>Over two thirds of the country is monthly active on X. 
>X in Japan has one of the highest penetration rates of any social network in history.
https://archive.ph/Tt28L
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I've never seen more jealousy, cattiness and spite among individuals than in the indie gaming scene. The amount of dirt, trash-talking and accusations being tossed around by wannabe devs and indie devs is pretty insane.
The art community gets rightfully accused rather frequently of crab mentality but indie devs just take it to another level.
>>38367
Happy CUNY Tuesday!
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Also the people who are into game development for the money because they see it as a get rich quick scheme are by far the dumbest, and possibly indians.
The indie game market is oversaturated, there are far more games being released each day on platforms like Steam that games were released fucking yearly in the 80s. 
It doesn't help that pre-existing web clout and nepotistic ties help you get much farther than actual skill. I was thinking about Bombun and how despite being a somewhat decent platformer, it's not really that great however it was made by a famous cub porn artist who has direct ties to a popular indie game publisher plus a established fanbase.
I like Undertale, unapologetically so, but it definitely got a lot of people talking about it because Toby Fox was friends with Andrew Hussie and Fangamer staff. Fangamer was pivotal in getting youtubers to play the game, which got everybody playing it.
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>>38369
Why? I thought a platform like Xitter would be full of Americans crying about how Japanese are pedophiles because of loli pictures. Or did most of those people piss off to Bluesky? I never got into Xitter so I don't know much about it.
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>>38371
Hate to say it, but that's nothing new.

>>38372
You still have some of those nuts, but it seems like a lot of them are getting slammed by almost everyone. Especially since majority of the people left pearl clutching over it are trannies, if not another flavor of Wokeness or from a brown country.
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>>38372
There are a lot of those but Japanese people don't care because most of them can't speak English nor are they concerned with other nations think of them.
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GTA Carcer City looks like a really promising fangame, the map itself is a rundown Rust Belt city (same one as in Manhunt) with a very convincing layout.
I wonder if it will feature a story mode at all, and it better not be another FO: The Frontier
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>>38373
I realize that Louis C.K is a cuck and this phrase was originally being uttered in a retarded libshit sense, but "It's a big club, and you ain't in it" is a surprisingly truthful statement. 
Even in "independent" artistic circles, there are clear cliques and a lot of these people know each other even if you think there's no possible way they do, and some of them are like a microcosm of the kind of nepotism and degeneracy you see in the big leagues. 
Many will pretend to be squeaky clean but then will cover up for their Shadman tier friends when shit hits the fan.
The world is a rotten, rotten place in dire need of a reset.
(Went 18 hours without wishing for a nuclear apocalypse)

Anyway, ratto
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The next big online scandal will be tied to the furry community, that rabbit hole goes deep.
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>>38376
Oh wait that was the bigger cuck, George Carlin. I get them both confused.
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>>38372
Have you played Hytale yet
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>>38378
George Carlin's joke about White, middle-class Republican bankers running the world always kills me.
>>38379
No. Would you recommend purchasing with the current amount of content it contains?
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>>38380
>George Carlin's joke about White, middle-class Republican bankers running the world always kills me.
It's the most disingenuous thing ever.
>No. Would you recommend purchasing with the current amount of content it contains?
I've had a decent amount of fun with the game as it stands right now but it's admittedly not all there yet. All base mechanics are mostly there and there's a lot of room for creativity, then again I mostly play solo and build bases, so if you are looking for something more than that maybe wait a little.
Multiplayer can be fun too, there's a bunch of game modes which I've enjoyed. I know you also bought Atlyss and that had even less content back then than this does now, so it's hard to say. If there's a cracked copy somewhere, give it a go. Make sure it's a recent one.
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The only thing worse than talking to others online is talking to people in real life.
I dread ever having to interact with my fellow human, it leaves me feeling completely drained and I hate revealing practically anything about myself to others, I don't trust people. 
I never go to social events or gatherings of any sort nor ever have I, I don't have "friends" either because that shit is gay.
I really do want to be left the fuck alone.
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>>38382
Going out of your way to tell people you don't like talking to people seams like it's  bordering on being disingenuous.
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Shoutout to the time some brown xitterfag posted a fatfur digimon commission he paid for here lmao
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>>38383
I was just venting, not really hoping for people to read it per se. 
I'm very fatigued from forced interactions do to a job and stuff.
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>>38387
due*
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>>38382
Yeah Latin America sounds like a real shit hole.
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>>38389
I'm jewish
How you been?
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>>38387
That's understandable. I wasn't tying to make you mad. The deleted response surprised me a bit, but it's fine.
>>38386
What the fuck?  Do you have a link to it?
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>>38391
Yeah I still have the picture.
Also yes I am a fucking asshole and I am not proud of it
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>>38392
Wew, Cherubimon in gold bikini top. That is an distinctive thing to pay for.
>>38392
Considering some of the shit I've seen (And fap to), this pic is actually rather decent
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>>38390
It's hard for me to tell if you're joking or not.
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>>38394
Yeah... well... hmm...
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>>38394
It's funny to me.
>>38395
Oy vey, believe me!
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>>38397
>Oy vey, believe me!
You could be poking fun at me for being hysterical/gullible or being serious and actually providing context, but in any case I actually used to relate to what you originally posted about people all my life up until around middle school when I started getting into imageboards more heavily and began to form a more nuanced attitude and approach to this subject. I would genuinely get so ass mad at everyone for blindly obeying every single kind of institution or paradigm of thought that just happened to exist before them with absolutely little to no input of their own on the matter or even the direction it was heading while at the same time persecuting any sincere dissent or innovation that was outside of the allowed pressure release bread and circus narrative such as a certain figure that was performatively marked to be persecuted to embolden the lie that it was actual dissent. This anger was mostly internal though as I hadn't developed a fleshed out world view myself on most issues yet so I couldn't point out what was exactly wrong with what other people "believed" or chose to be complicit in, which I can now very briefly summarize as "turning the entire earth into a goy factory" but I didn't have the means of fully understanding this or articulate it until like half way through high school. My misanthropic feelings manifested through other provocative ways such as being generally unruly and saying extremely unsettling and or disturbing things that I could come up with from my tortured mind because I felt very unsettled and disturbed by everyone else's lack of will to be human.
>I dread ever having to interact with my fellow human, it leaves me feeling completely drained and I hate revealing practically anything about myself to others, I don't trust people.
Your problem is that you're misidentifying cattle as humans.
>I never go to social events or gatherings of any sort nor ever have I, I don't have "friends" either because that shit is gay. I really do want to be left the fuck alone.
I'm paraphrasing something that was posted on the webring a while ago but, there are actual human beings out there, and it's your job to find them online and offline. But more importantly it's your job to not be the very niggercattle you're trying to run from in the first place.
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Actually not in any case, if I was hypothetically addressing an ethnic kike regardless of the subject I'd encourage them to commit suicide as a solution to all of their problems.
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RABBIT RABBIT RABBIT
:^)
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>>38398
There's no greater niggercattle statement ever uttered than "Making peace with the establishment/system", it basically implicitly equates complacency and conformism with maturity. Anyone who genuinely believes this lacks a soul or any agency. 
I've similarly had a phase of disillusionment which led to unfiltered anger and heightened emotions as I didn't know precisely what was wrong with everyone but something clearly wasn't right. Imageboards helped me alleviate that somewhat, particularly reading stuff on /pol/ and adjacent boards, which slowly helped me shape up something more akin to individual thought.
I still struggle with the daily ordeal of coexisting with willing slaves and the stupidity of it all.
>here are actual human beings out there, and it's your job to find them online and offline
It'd be one hell of a thing, wouldn't it.
>last spoiler
I'd like to believe I am trying not to fall into any niggercattle pits, however few they might be in my way since I am a reclusive person by nature.
>>38400
RABBIT RABBIT
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>>38332
It's DUNK!
>>38343
Neil's website really does remind me of those older sites that were really customized like that, animations and everything.
>>38348
This is very cool, espcially the mecha designs.
>>38366
Some things never change.
>>38372
There are JP artists using Xitter to post art.
>>38374
The problem is they tend to go after those artists for drawing tits or loli.
>>38385
That's actually pretty well done.
>>38367
>>38400
Happy Rabbit CUNY day.
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Look what got cheaper!


>>38372
> Why? I thought a platform like Xitter would be full of Americans crying about how Japanese are pedophiles because of loli pictures. 
> Or did most of those people piss off to Bluesky?
The latter also with the new Algorithm change, the chances the chances of those people meeting each other got far slimmer. This was enacted, because the change to the monetezation scheme got held back. Before that the entire userbase wanted digital borders.
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The board is under new ownership. Sorry I got an offer that I couldn't refuse.
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Welcome to the carrot lounge!
Only buns allowed
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Hail Rabi-en-rose!
I have a confession to make. I am an African-American trans girl. My name is Tariqua. Please arrange a fart White slave master orgy for me, please. I live in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
>>38381
I will try to check it out soon. I watched a video of Vinny playing it when it first released so that's all I know about it still.
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>>38407
Is this true, Grok?
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>>38410
Ayo you in philly too my kween? i'll deliver my farts asap
>>38411
Fact checked by true lagomorph patriots
I'm born in the year of the rabbit
So I qualify as a bunny

I love easter
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>>38413
>So I qualify as a bunny
Nam every carrot
Moushryans rise up. Our time to purge the b*nuy menace has come and so have I.
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>>38416
DO NOT ANGER THE BUNN
I wasn't expecting much from the 'Mario Galaxy' movie to begin with but boy it was somehow much worse than I expected, this was made with absolute disdain for its source material, I won't redact this so try to bear with my writing:
It's the epitome of everything shallow and corporate, it wears the skin of every franchise and game it references like a cheap disguise. 
Absolutely devoid of any of the emotional beats that the simple narrative from Super Mario Galaxy was known for, or its joyous and wondrous tone, hell there's hardly anything "Galaxy" about this movie, it's a hodgepodge amalgamation of references to different Mario titles littered over the screen for 90 minutes so mouthbreathers can go "hey i know that, it's that thing!" while wolfing down their goyslop.
Some strange, ridiculous backstory was created for Rosalina, who by the way is entirely mischaracterized from the very beginning of the movie when we get to see her girlbossing one of the large bosses from the original game, whatever his name was, all Lumas behave like Minions, they are quirky wine-aunt-humor vermin who serve no purpose other than jarjaring around.
Every single character behaves and talks like a hipster millenial's OC, "Yeah this is happening, okay" yada yada.
The inclusion of Star Fox content here is pretty insulting too and its hinting at an obvious future Star Fox themed film by fucking Illumination, about the last thing you'd want as a fan of one of Nintendo's more serious franchises.
Oh yeah this is a film that manages to do a lot and nothing at the same time, you'll be constantly visually overwhelmed, with a barrage of background gags and references as well as audio cues from the games that all feel halfhearted as if some corpo exec dug around the super mario wiki to see what the cattle would clap their little feet at the most. Yet this movie also has absolutely nothing of weight happen for 90 minutes, everything feels fucking dishonest about this movie.
No wonder it sucks, it was made by the people behind Teen Titans Go. I didn't pay for this also it seems not even the most hardcore mario spergs are enjoying it
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here's something nicer to look at than the new mario flick
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Good Smile announced a new Patlabor Game via Steam. The Studio behind it als made two other licensed Anime game about Re:Zero and Made in the Abyss.

https://store.steampowered.com/app/3275400/PATLABOR_the_Case_Files/

>>38418
> it was made by the people behind Teen Titans Go
I hate the American version of Osamu's curse. Teen Titans Go is still running, because it sells toys. I hate looking what is made by who. Mostly to avoid giving money to people who hate me. Hilarity ensues if you look up who wrote the screenplay. At least its not the same animators as Teen Titans Go. 

With a creative team like this, it is understandable why the movie doesn't follow the game beat for beat.
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Cute.
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>>38421
>ywn the Lawson at the foot of the Euro castle in Japan
why even?

>>38422
lol
I like this CSS theme, BO. Very cute!  :)
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>>38424
It's much nicer than the usual one, I had board custom css turned off because of that.
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>>38425
I dunno, I liked that one too...specially for Christmas! But this one is just really fun & cute rn.
i dont want to see donkey kong naked every time i look for pauline art
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Happy 20th anniversary of the Haruhi anime.
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>>38418
>it's a hodgepodge amalgamation of references to different Mario titles littered over the screen for 90 minutes so mouthbreathers can go "hey i know that, 
So just like the first one? Good to know.
>>38418
>The inclusion of Star Fox content here is pretty insulting too and its hinting at an obvious future Star Fox themed film by fucking Illumination.
Are they trying to make some retarded Nintendo Cinematic Universe?

>>38420
>Good Smile announced a new Patlabor Game via Steam.
Just started reading the manga last month. For now I am enjoying it. Noa is a cute tomboy, the comedy is decent and the mech designs are pretty cool. Will get to the anime and games when I finish the manga.
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>>38428
This show was my introduction to non-televised anime, it sure is nostalgic.
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people seriously pay money to watch this?
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is trashchan kind of slow rn?
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What I've been watching
>Yadamon
Whimsical loli witch adventures, sadly too short (each episode only lasts about ten minutes) but worth a watch, could be a fun stream filler
>Harriet the Spy (2021)
Somewhat loosely based on the book by the same name, I think the main character is cute and the show itself has a pleasant art style so that's enough for me.
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I'll undo the April Fools carrot theming later and go back to just endless space.
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>>38436
Why not wait till after Easter?

Blessed Good Friday, /digi/ btw.
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>>38432
Not really. Warhammer+ is rather subscribed to for the free mini and access to the Warhammer Vault. Maybe the list builder app. Hammer and Bolter is notorious for looking "like ass" although it shouldn't be a big deal if you are used to anime utilizing Dezaki's cost cutting techniques. It also has a rather bad reputation among Warhammer fans, because it was the occasion for GW's frenzy of C&D letters that took most Warhammer 40K content off Youtube. 


The pics somewhat related. They show the app for more recent Tabletop wargames that are actually free.
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>>38438
Dude this garbage looks worse than any cheap anime I've seen from the past 15 years. Even OPM season 3 looks less ass than this, even western animation made in korea like invincible looks better.
Also people pay money to access this garbage? that's hilarious, warhammer fans love eating scraps.
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i've seen more effort poured into fan wikis for stuff
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>>38439
It looks like crap, but some of the episodes are quite good.
>pay
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>>38441
I mean if people are willing to pay copious amounts of money for this molded plastic then I don't see why they wouldn't pay money to watch flash animation that looks on par with Gotham Girls from 2002.
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Sony pulled out from releasing PC ports of their titles shortly after Steam/Valve announced their own crappy "console"
Interesting, so we might never get a proper PC port of Gravity Rush because of an overpriced AIO.
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>>38439
> Dude this garbage looks worse than any cheap anime I've seen from the past 15 years.

Go back further. Try 1970s Television show or even horrendous exploitation OVA. Have you even watched a full Episode of this? Also the quality of that show really tends to fluctuate. Some moments are impressive, some do indeed look like total garbolium. Most is just the kind of aggressive OK you sooner or later forget. I find the idea that I am supposed to soyface over a bunch of shorts that look like 6th gen cut scenes more insulting. At least I have reason to remind you that Ultramarines looks terrible, that it killed official Warhammer animation for 25 years. 

> Also people pay money to access this garbage? that's hilarious, warhammer fans love eating scraps.
Read again. No, most people who have Warhammer+ apparently don't. They get it for other reasons or not at all. Mainly the mini they give to you for subscribing. Because little plastic people are also a collecting category for some goofy reason. 

>>38441
Honestly, the writing is the only saving grace of the entire show. The animation is obviously very cheap. The first scene of the first episode is practically made of still shots and let's not forget how 

>>38442
Yes, wargaming is a expensive hobby. At the risk I am repeating myself like goddamn sped: Most people who pay money for a yearly subscription just want the "free" plastic soldier. Also unpainted minis? Now this is just rude. :^)

>>38443
They did after their insane profits plummeted over their decision to shove PSN down people's throat on Steam that geo blocked half the world. They then further shot themselves in the foot with a price raise for their consoles due to RAM  speculation. The Gabe cube isn't even a factor in that equation, because it couldn't get released this quarter. Also due to RAM speculation.
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>>38444
>Have you even watched a full Episode of this?
I watched clips from these shows on Youtube because they are the least entertaining thing I could consider spending time watching, this doesn't appeal to me at all, also saw ugly stronk dykes and negresses in one of these.
This is a multimillion dollar company and the best they can afford is this crap?
>Read again. No, most people who have Warhammer+ apparently don't. They get it for other reasons or not at all. Mainly the mini they give to you for subscribing.
Funkopops for the slightly more sophisticated gentleman.
>Yes, wargaming is a expensive hobby. At the risk I am repeating myself like goddamn sped: Most people who pay money for a yearly subscription just want the "free" plastic soldier.
I heard you the first time
>They did after their insane profits plummeted over their decision to shove PSN down people's throat on Steam that geo blocked half the world. 
That was only for Helldivers 2, wasn't it? besides the player count never changed after that, because gamer outrage is merely performative and they will still buy crap even after saying they won't, think back to people boycotting L4D2, MW2, FO4 and then said Steam boycott groups showing everyone playing the games on launch day.
>They then further shot themselves in the foot with a price raise for their consoles due to RAM  speculation. The Gabe cube isn't even a factor in that equation, because it couldn't get released this quarter. Also due to RAM speculation.
A console price increase shouldn't be a deciding factor on whether you port your games to PC, a competitor on the hardware space that is willing to sell a device that can also play your games however will make a dent on your hardware sales.
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Originally , I didn't want to cross those beams. However, I forgot to mention the ironic saying 

> you are not a true Warhammer fan if you don't hate Geedubs

Believe it or not, there are wargaming companies out there who are more beloved for the sole virtue of not threating their customers like crap. Like Corvus Belli for example. They also finally got to make their dream fantasy skirmish game, Warcrow, real. Will it kill age of Sigmar? Maybe. The crunch is definitely better and most importantly the rules and the app for playing the game are free. In fact 80 % of the Physical rulebook (you don't need) is just lore, because the actual datasheets are sold together with the model kits and are also available online. 

>>38445
 > This is a multimillion dollar company and the best they can afford is this crap?
Its a multimillion dollar company ran by the same retards who design tabletop games in a board room and they think they could get away with that crap they are offering on their streaming service. We are talking about the same company where management decided to avoid a pewter price spike by offering poorly made resin miniatures. 

More here:
https://1d6chan.miraheze.org/wiki/Finecast
https://1d6chan.miraheze.org/wiki/Games_Workshop#Why_Games_Workshop_is_Bad_and_Should_Feel_Bad

> Funkopops for the slightly more sophisticated gentleman.
I know you don't like wargaming and Warhammer 40K in particular.

> hat was only for Helldivers 2, wasn't it? besides the player count never changed after that.
Yes and also Dead Stranding, Spoderman and Stellarblade. The player count didn't plummet for various reasons. First because the Sony itself backpedaled on the PSN requirement for Helldivers 2. Second because the dev adjusted the storyline and gameplay thanks to another boycott shortly after. In that instance the player base decide to just let the ayyliens get to the good guy's home planet unhindered.

> A console price increase shouldn't be a deciding factor on whether you port your games to PC.
It isn't. Think Sony's action as the iconic Sideshow Bob rake gag. In fact they should lower the prices for their machines in order to justify purchasing one of them instead of  Gabebox that is threatening to do to them what they have done to Nintendo.
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SUNDAY 4/5 Lineup
PRESHOW (20:00 UTC)
>Star Trek: The Next Generation (3 eps)
MAIN SHOW (22:20 UTC)
>Shin Kamen Rider: Prologue (1992)
>Binchou-tan 
https://cytu.be/r/digitv
I Might play some additional stuff as well.
Let me know if you would want to watch The Disappearance of Haruhi Suzumiya some other time, it's a very long movie though.
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Another Irony about all the warhammer  "*quality*" out there is that managers at GW rather want to be IP manager than model kit manufacturers. I wish them good luck with that since they ain't Bandai. Look at all that bullshit. For every Mechanicus or Spacemarine you have like 5 games that are aggressively mediocre slop. And you have just witnessed it with their ebin Cartoons on Warhammer+. For each Astartes you get 2 partly foot drawn cheap cartoons and 3 experiences as cringeworthy as the direct to video Ultramarines. Some of this is just like AAA CRPGs since the last decade all over again. Those people really think they could get away with making garbage, because nerds would buy it anyway since its vaguely some thing they like. The answer revealed by Dragonage Veilguard is no, by the way. People didn't even want that for free. 

GW seem to have no idea how good they have it with their pseudo monopoly on plastic dude games.
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More anniversaries:
>Nichijou: 15th anniversary
>K-On: 17th anniversary
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>>38449
Huh, Nichijou was that long ago? It feels like only yesterday...
If I had known about this earlier I would've announced a special stream to celebrate these anniversaries...
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>>38446
>I know you don't like wargaming and Warhammer 40K in particular.
I've tried to get into this and this one time I even downloaded some of the "starting point" books that some anyon suggested elsewhere but I couldn't care less, i was forcing myself to read that because references to it have imbued themselves on western imageboard culture, it borders on feeling forced and I swear warhammer fans are most likely  a very loud, small bunch who won't stop mentioning it every step of the way.
Forgive me for not caring much about the nitty gritty of details here to address each point, I did read what you said though.
>Yes and also Dead Stranding, Spoderman and Stellarblade. The player count didn't plummet for various reasons. First because the Sony itself backpedaled on the PSN requirement for Helldivers 2. Second because the dev adjusted the storyline and gameplay thanks to another boycott shortly after. In that instance the player base decide to just let the ayyliens get to the good guy's home planet unhindered.
I've no care nor concern for their stupid live service lore drops but I am assuming the playerbase didn't like some stupid shit they pulled off during an event, nothing of importance really. That game should be playable offline. I'll stick to EDF.
>It isn't. Think Sony's action as the iconic Sideshow Bob rake gag. In fact they should lower the prices for their machines in order to justify purchasing one of them instead of  Gabebox that is threatening to do to them what they have done to Nintendo.
As long as stupid niggerbrained normalfags keep buying the Piss5 to play their yearly niggerball games, they'll keep making money even if they keep shooting themselves in the foot.
>>38448
I swear they release ten of these new games every month or so, they all look so painfully generic, I've gotten a few of them for free (a Civ clone and a L4D clone) since they have more DLC than there are stars in the universe.
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Also I kind of wanted to do S1 of Voyager over TNG because I feel like its a more solid first season but I find Picard infinitely more likable than Janeway.
Only the Japanese should be allowed to use emojis. I hate those things.
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>>38445
>pic
AYO HUL UP!
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>>38419
Thanks for this, it's way better.
>>38427
More boorus should give you the option to blacklist certain tags the way Gelbooru does.
>>38435
Yadamon sounds nice.
>>38447
>>38450
I wouldn't be opposed to the idea of making a special stream for these three shows' anniversaries, although if it might go too long you can always split it into different weeks. Up to you.
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>>38456
>More boorus should give you the option to blacklist certain tags the way Gelbooru does.
You can do it on danbooru with an account.
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>>38418
>it was made by the people behind Teen Titans Go
I remember seeing that show playing in my college cafeteria. By that point I didn't watch much television and having watched the original show when it aired I was confused why all the characters looked so weird. Figured it was a Mad Mod episode I had never seen before or had forgotten and waited for the original art style to kick back in. Then it went on for another 20 minutes. 

I didn't watch much of it, but whenever I did see TT Go! it was unfunny and meandering. Filled with jokes that would only be funny to teens that just discovered toilet humor of the lowest quality. And it sucks because I still hold all the seasons of Teen Titans in  pretty high regard, and I was also watching Young Justice at the time which is a mostly solid show both for older comic fans and the intended audience of teenagers. Mario Galaxy being made by the Go! people, I lost any hope for a decent film I might have had. I think they must have disdain for whatever source material they work with.
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>>38453
Emojis were soul and I miss them.
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I'll just say it, I WISH we could go back to unironically using ^__^  and the like, I didn't use it but in hindsight; telling other people how to make their posts was cringe.
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>caring what others think
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>>38461
I meant the current era goyphone ones.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_emojis
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>>38463
Oh, yeah those are cancer.
It's not even cancer for the reason that people abuse them but because they have just become really shitty versions of ironic reaction images. skull skull skull flame flame flame
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New drawing from the /digi/-tan anyon on /v/.
>>38457
That's a good option. It sucks that they hide lolis behind a paywall though.
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XD
https://github.com/mikf/gallery-dl/discussions/9304
Fakku is going after gallery-dl
>All I want to do is write code and manage this project the same way as all these years before, without having to worry about any external issues like copyright, politics, and so on.
>The easiest way to achieve this and to just keep doing what I've always done here is to bend the knee and give in, so that's what I'm going to do: rewrite history with git-filter-repo, git push --force the changes to this repo, and just continue as always. I have no energy to bother with potential alternative solutions or to ask for any more help from others.
>Hate me for it or whatever, but that's what is going to happen.
You can no longer download from multiple sources including sadpanda using gallery-dl because of this
has anybody forked it yet?
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It would be funny if that sniveling smarmy semite Jacob got shipped back to Israel inside a tomahawk missile
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COOL NEW CSS /DIGI/!
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Sup everybody. Drew the mascot again. It's been warmer here recently. I'm not looking forward to summer.
Life's been somewhat bleak these days but you gotta keep it going.
>>38447
Was thinking about watching Binchou-tan. Glad it's on the line-up
>>38428
I watched it for the first time very recently. It happens to be one of the anime I saw a lot of online when I was younger but never actually sat through it. Funny times.
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>>38451
> I swear warhammer fans are most likely  a very loud, small bunch who won't stop mentioning it every step of the way.

That's a funny way of spelling /tg/. Warhammer getting out of hand was the reason why m00t even made that board. Also getting into through the novels strikes me as secondary ass move. Have you tried Dawn of War? This is what brought some of my frens into the hobby. You can of course play the actual game, but I am afraid you are probably one of those people who would end up spending never ending months painting models of that mythological 2000 points army before actually getting to the table. 

If you still care, read the following spoiler.
This is of course retarded and nobody should start playing like this. Even the inventors of the original game didn't intend to start out like this. How its actually done: You grab a fren and share a starterbox with him. It doesn't matter what's inside. You just grab that dingus, build the models in like evening and spray paint those fuckers black. Then you paint one of color schemes from the manual until all your minis got their base colors and just try a few rounds. Like it but want to play something else. Grab one of the other starter boxes for single armies. Then you escalate slowly. a box of guardians there, a bunch of Aspect warriors here and some paint.  

>>38469
Even more based: It moved to Codeberg to avoid Microsofts endless homosexuality.
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>>38422
Happy Cunny Bunny Sunday, everyone!
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>>38472
Thanks for the drawing, it's a really good one.
>Life's been somewhat bleak these days but you gotta keep it going.
Hang in there, man.
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آیا همهٔ شما تاکنون خداوند را در قلبتان پذیرفته‌اید؟
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>>38447
star trek tng s01e01+e02 https://fileditchfiles.me/file.php?f=/alpha0/92270489a2e83cf40a9e/star_trek_tng_s01e01_e02.mp4
star trek tng s01e03 https://fileditchfiles.me/file.php?f=/alpha0/cda0c84c6ce4d467487b/star_trek_tng_s01e03.mp4
shin kamen rider: prologue (1992) https://fileditchfiles.me/file.php?f=/alpha0/08f7fe142d2ac9e5fc7f/shin_kamen_rider_prologue_%281992%29.mp4
binchou-tan 01 https://fileditchfiles.me/file.php?f=/alpha0/42ec34a87b7cff27f636/binchou-tan_01.mp4
binchou-tan 02 https://fileditchfiles.me/file.php?f=/alpha0/ec9861fc0647a28e78e1/binchou-tan_02.mp4
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>>38478
Special Pre-Pre-show:
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Hope you had a Happy Easter, /digi/ .  :)
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>"Man, this was a pretty good Easter. What a good day this wa-"
>my brother learns the 2nd fridge in the garage broke and everything in it aside from the drinks went bad
>had to throw pretty much everything out at midnight while making sure not to wake anybody up
>while also having to go outside cause the garbageman picks up in the morning
Hope your Easter had a better ending than mine.
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Luke Smith on his way to record his biannual youtube video where he grandstands his audience of retards because he stopped using the internet for a week and believes he discovered fire.
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I'm watching Artemis II orbiting around the moon, one of the astronauts is talking right now
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z-j1uxBmis0
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>>38480
I don't celebrate Easter but I appreciate the sentiments.
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>>38480
Was alright. Hope you had a good one too Chobitsu.
>>38481
That's rough.
>>38484
Currently watching it right now. The female astronaut is talking about the mission progress.
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>>38486
They are making them remove a shroud they placed on a window which they had placed to cover light, seems like its interfering with some of the machinery.
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>>38488
It keeps getting closer, fascinating view.
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>>38489
They're at 5552 miles right now.
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>>38488
Black on white crime on the moon soon.
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>>38490
Do you know just got close they are going to get?
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how*
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>>38492
>>38493
It was 4000-something miles IIRC according to the main broadcast announcer.
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>>38494
It should be reaching that soon and then it will orbit around the Moon itself, which should be interesting.
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They're going to reinsert the window shroud.
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>>38496
I assume its a different one
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>>38497
Probably. They were just talking about how to do it.
One hour until it passes behind the moon.
>>38494
4066 miles.
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Half moon.
>it has already beaten the distance from the Apollo 13 crew
Amazing.
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Lunch break.
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>>38504
Wow
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Less than 3 minutes.
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And it's gone.
There will be a 40 minute window of no communication.
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If this were a space horror movie this would be the part where something goes wrong
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24 minutes until signal is back.
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Under 9 minutes.
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1 minute and 36 seconds until comeback.
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The astronauts and Houston have established contact and are talking to each other.
Observation break, 1 hour.
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There's going to be an eclipse.
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>>38520
Dude this looks insane, it looks like CG I almost can't believe this is real footage
Thanks for the updates!
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>>38522
The CG ones are available from this site:
https://nasa.gov/trackartemis
>Thanks for the updates!
You're welcome.
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Here comes the eclipse.
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>>38525
Holy shit
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>>38485
>>38486
Thanks!

>>38491
>Antarctica Base 2: spacecrib boogaloo

>>38509
Occulting blackouts are always intredasting.

>>38510
Kek.  :D

>>38524
That's kinda neat too.
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Oh yeah by the way I already encoded all of S1 of TNG so I don't have to worry about that!
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wow
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The astronauts are the only ones who can see that eclipse.
>>38530
Impressive, isn't it?
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>>38529
Oh yeah, I hope the stream was fun.

>>38478
>>38479
Thanks as always for the files.
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>>38531
It's daunting, almost scary.
>>38532
It was fun, you should drop by next week.
That's the solar corona.
>>38532
You're welcome.
"It is quite an impressive sight."
All the control crew on Earth are probably pulling all-nighters for this.
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>>38539
That white dot is probably part of the ship
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WHO IS THAT
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>>38541
wew
>>38540
I think it is, at least from the angle.
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>>38542
Yup it seems to be
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fucking space niggers getting spammed literally EVERYWHERE like a shitty psyop that it is I am so fucking sick of this science shit and the nigger cattle cult behind it
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>>38542
>>38543
Good thing it has coffee+donut for the long night.  :3
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>>38545
Coffee is the spaciest drink
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>>38547
Seems like they currently lost visual signal
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>>38548
Yeah, broadcast mentions a loss of Forward Communication.
I think I can hear one of the crew members.
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>>38550
Yes, they recovered communication with Houston. They're answering questions about certain zones of the Moon.
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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
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>>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.
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Fun fact: the Moon's reflectivity is only around 4% .
>tl;dr
It's darker than black lava soil!  :)
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HECKIN MOON GUISE HOUSTON OMG 
just end my fucking nigger life now
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I have to go to bed now. This was fun.
If something else happens during the stream please post it. Good night.
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>>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.
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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.
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>>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.
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>>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!
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>>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.

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*  Late Heavy Bombardment
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Late_Heavy_Bombardment
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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
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>>38556
>Let me know if they see Enel up there.
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>>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.
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Today's lunar flyby observation period will be ending for today.
SER confirmed multiple meteoroid impact flashes being witnessed by the crew.
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>>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?)
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>>38567
Thanks for all the Lunar Flyby Mission status updates, /digi/ ! Cheers.  :)
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>>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.
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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.
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>>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.
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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.
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>>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.
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>>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
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Happy CUNY Tuesday, everyone!
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>>38580
Art in it's purest form!
Happy CUNY Tuesday!
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China will grow larger.
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>>38582
And this is different from before...how?
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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?
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CyTube forces you to use mp4 files, right?
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>>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.
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>>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.
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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.
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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.
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>>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.
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>>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.
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I'm suffering from terminal normgroid fatigue
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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.
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>>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.
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>>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
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>>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.
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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!
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>>38601
>for communication which relies on infrared laser beams for communication
This is why proofreading is important, I need another cup of coffee.
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>>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.
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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!
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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.
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>>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, ...)
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>>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.
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>>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.
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TTRPGs and LARPing are just theater kid bullshit from a time before the internet and they have somehow outlasted their expiration date.
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>>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
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>>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.
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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.
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>>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.
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>>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.
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>>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.
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>>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.
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>>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.
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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.
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Fascinating, this is what humans would colloquially refer to as... an 'angry yellow jap' Captain.
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>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
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>>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.
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>>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?
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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.
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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.
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>>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.**
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>>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.
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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.
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>>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.
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>>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?
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>>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."
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>>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?
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>>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.
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Oh I see what you're doing.
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>>38637
They have become too advanced
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>>38638
I need a FOSS AI wife...
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>>38639
Then make one. Personally I'm too lazy to make anything in life so I just use my imagination.
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>>38640
I can't, ram/ssd/cpu prices are too high to make a server to run my wife.
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>>38638
Lmao. @Greentext anon needs to see this.  :D
>>38641
I wonder why that is... :^)
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>>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:
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>>38616
You can feel free to skip the Jaden Smith movie. KK Legends is a way better one, IMO.
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>>38643
The jews.
Shitposting aside, its the ssd/ram cartel that are raising the price.
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Centipedes are really cool.
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>>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.
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>>38646
I don't understand why I'm so unnerved by spiders but have no problem with those things.
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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.
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Centipedes are incredibly helpful when it comes to naturally controlling pests such as roaches too.
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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.
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>>38657
did the nigger chimpout?
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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
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Navy divers have placed it
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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. 
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>>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.
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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.
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>>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.
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I really don't want to check its vndb tags
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Irokebijin makes cute dolls
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>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?
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>>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.
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>>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.
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>>38669
>If it's anything like the anime then yeah, stay away.
Its worse than the anime, anyonkun.
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>>38669
oh its really bad
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.
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>>>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.
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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 :^)
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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.
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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.

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https://archive.ph/kKsEd
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>>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.
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>>38677
Starting in 30 minutes with Star Trek TNG or 20 minutes if you want to see more Yadamon.
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