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>I wonder if these eroge have all the transition effects and saving features you'd expect from a VN
From what I understand, the saving feature was done through a password system due to the lack of an actual "save" function for videos.
>Now I need a new PSP, given that I sold mine years ago.
>Or maybe I should go for a Vita?
You really cannot go wrong with getting either, so it mostly depends on if you want to be able to play those UMD-PGs games and be able to rip PSP discs yourself or have access to the Vita's library. I personally have both a PSP and the Vita TV, so I sort of have the best of both worlds.
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>From what I understand, the saving feature was done through a password system due to the lack of an actual "save" function for videos.
Oh, so it's like those old adventure games for the famicom, that's cool...in a way.
<You really cannot go wrong with getting either, so it mostly depends on if you want to be able to play those UMD-PGs games and be able to rip PSP discs yourself or have access to the Vita's library. I personally have both a PSP and the Vita TV, so I sort of have the best of both worlds.
Entirely forgot about Vita TV, thanks for reminding me. i might get one of those eventually. Although playing UMDs on a console is pretty cool as well.
man i fucking love the smurfs i dont give a fuck
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>Kaneko suddenly deleted all his Atlus-related tweets
FUCK my life, man! I didn't get to archive most of them.
I'm guessing some executive faggots at Sega or Colopl must have forced him to do this.

Even so, I can't hold him entirely blameless here, 'cause he did this in the most fucking spineless way possible, without even the slightest advance warning. It was the least he could do, man. Just a few hours would have been fair enough. But he didn't even give us a minute.
(I know I'm posting about it a day late ITT, but trust me I was there, browsing Nitter live when it happened.)
I'm not blameless either, of course. I know I've been neglecting the archives for too long. With so many interesting things game devs post on their blogs these days, I should have been smarter and archived more regularly.
Well, in my defense, the archive sites are known to be faulty and struggle to work properly sometimes. They're an indispensable tool, no doubt, but the constant trial-and-error nature of the beast caused me to burn out for some time, felt like too much of a chore. But the point stands that I got too lazy and careless.

Fortunately, I'm having a much easier time archiving stuff today than usual, so that's what I've been doing all day. I'm making progress, but it's a long road. I'll have more screens to share later.
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Whenever I am neither read real books nor play vidyas nor watch some shit, I surf the web and sometimes end up reading an entire blog. One of them is ran by someone calling himself the the last Psychiatrist and obviously concerns Psychiatry. Especially Narcissism and the psychological mechanisms behind Propaganda. This particular place came to my mind together with an post I have misremembered to be on it after reading about all the rug pulling some internet artists like to do nowadays. Sadly the guy never wrote an article about subcultures killing themselves. Its not often that I let beams cross like this, but some of blog's themes are pretty apropos to yesterday's discussion about the gay antics of NSFW artists. Let's have little sample before I talk about that other thing. 

If you're watching, its for you
I think this has to be the most famous one by name, since the headline had been memed to death elsewhere. The gist of the meme is also disarmingly simple: Whatever you are watching or reading is for you. The text itself rather deals with the eternal adolescence of boomers. The occasion for the article was a the author noticing that late night TV shows are actually made for old people rather than younger people as their raunchy humor had suggested.
https://archive.ph/wrBou


5 Things You Need To Understand About Wikileaks Before You Celebrate
Fascinating, but not exactly what I am looking for. According to this, Wikileaks made the MSM stronger, made leaking classified material popular not easier, Assange attempted to stop the US departments from coordinating between wach other (for whatever reason) and Wikileaks' popularity was a product of the Bush era. Also the winner of this was Big Business since the very existence of Wikileaks made Internet regulation even thinkable. And what we are dealing with right now? Oh yeah, more and more Internet regulation that has been popping up everywhere. 
https://archive.ph/BU8ie

The Action Movie Fairy Tale, What Was The Matrix?, Reality Responds To The Matrix
> A marginal guy must save a hot chick from bad guys; when he does, he gets the girl
If this sounds like a fairy tale, its because it is one. According to this, people can't get it up anymore, because they have out of whack expectations about how relationships are supposed to begin. With the guy killing 30 terrorists and getting rewarded of course. In reality many boys who got brought up on this had reached wizardry in during the late 2000s instead of finding true love through accomplishments. Thankfully the US arts industry was commercially oriented enough to flood the entire 2000s with strong tomboys. With this is in mind, the article suggests 3 reactions; Get fucked up on drugs The example there is alcoholism, accept reality or become schizoid to maintain that gay hope that one day the fairy tale becomes real and you indeed know Kung-fu. Now what's the shrink's hang up with the Matrix? 

According to the article following, it middle aged narcissist want to have one foot in fantasy and Matrix feeds into that[1]. It starts witth the story of Neo, who has a relatively normal life. Except there is a sense of falseness to all reality and he feels a certain lack of agency. Unlike most other heroes Neo isn't unfinished, he is just undiscovered.DOGCATMOUSE :^) DOGCATMOUSEDOGCATMOUSE. Anyway, the schizotypical state is such a convenient way out if life didn't turn out as expected. Sure, the guy indulging in such assburger fantasies does in fact not know what to do in all those unlikely events he is fantasizing about, but he thinks does. This is how the narcissitic supply is synthesized in such a mindset. Since sudden knowledge is impossible[2], this nonsense needs an Anchor to make the presuppositions for it a given. The next section also suggests several like credit debt or God as your personal genie. According to my opinion most fascinating section part deals with all the lessons some people learn from Matrix. Number one is of information is knowledge. The accumulation of Trivia is not exactly knowledge, isn't it? I think I don't have to list any of examples from the text since the fandom tourist phenomena should provide more than enough. The spiciest one of the bunch is "Self-Identification Transcends All"; Saying what he is the narcissists answer to the inevitability of death. It is also the same premise that enabled the tranny circus we had to deal with. Some people would say its just a movie. Its not. First of all the Matrix contains more esoterica and philosophy than most people walk by during their entire lives. Sure, you may have not watched the movie, but enough other people did. This is more than sufficient to spreads its ideas around. The last post of this series starts with a bold statement: 9/11 should have been the end to the postmodern era. Those attacks came with 3 Narcissistic injuries. They defied most people views on size and time of death. 2500 Americans and also the entire World Trade Center? No way! They violated the concept of a story, because it was a total surprise and it revealed how powerless we are. Nobody knew Kung-fu when the time to strike came. The first reaction was rage followed by denial like 2 years later. the author of this blog post series couldn't wrap his head around. Two years later and society was returned to habits and became narcissistic again. Not even the great recession of 2008 could dampen that. The entire series concludes with the notion that cultural change is impossible and generational change has to occur to end cultural narcissiscism. 

https://archive.ph/cH4gd
https://archive.ph/elIUt
https://archive.ph/i6paI


[1] There are many more interesting themes and some subrosa nonsense in the Matrix. The article simply doesn't address this. At least I can assure you, that most faggots getting narcissistic supply from movies don't give a shit about any of that.
[2] Outside the same sort of freak accident that turn normal people into idiot savants or unfeeling psychopaths like Oscar Dirlewanger. You're welcome XD 
[3] A narcissistic injury is the butthurt narcissists feel when he learns that his prefered identiy is not accepted by other people. Most internet meltdowns are caused by that.

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I am affected too. I have uploaded some assets for one of my applications to it. Looks like all our stuff will be gone for a while.
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Ah yes. Here we finally are.

Geeks, MOPs, and sociopaths in subculture evolution
This article is all about how subcultures kill themselves by incautious growth. Its chapter from the experimental HTML book Meaningness which concerns the quality of being meaningful and/or meaningless. 
Subcultures were were the very motor of creative cultural expression between around 1965[1] to early 2000s, when they weren't anymore. The main thesis is that all subcultures have been ruined by outside interlopers which can be sorted in two distinct groups.

> Sociopaths
Nuff said. We see those people as grifters nowadays. Those are the faggots that destroy subcultures with their rentseeking.
>MOPs
aka Casuals, Tourists or Secondaries

Before any subculture could form, there is usually some scene. Is this case a scene of creators. The creators' new thing attract fanatics. Both of those groups are geeks who do love their thing. If the scene remains sufficiently geeky, it remains niche. If you can appreciate whatever the scene is making without overcoming a steep learning curve, you'll eventually get secondaries. At first they welcomed. Tolerating them provides enough revenue to enable some of the creators to go pro and full time pros create more of their thing at a higher quality. After the scene had been saturated with enough secondaries, a subculture forms[2]. Secondaries become a problem if there are too many of them. Since most of them normalfags, they often want to sand of the edges of whatever its; be it new music, a medium or some activity. Despite that fact that the geeks generously built a scene they can passively soak in. Most annoyingly, they want to relate in subcultural spaces like Normalfags and also talk about normalfag stuff while the geeks just want to talk about that thing they came together for. Fanatics may be generous, but they haven't signed up to serve other geeks, not normies.
The real headaches begin with the sociopath arrive at the subculture to rent seek. They worm themselves into the scene by befriending select creators, mirroring them (but more suave). Sometimes they do some creating. Although its usually not the most creative attempt.[3]
The Geeks may not fall for the Sociopaths completely, but they also usually have no clue what they are up to. Normalfags on the other hand do fall for them. This usually ends with the nickel and diming of everything connected to the thing until the original crowd has long left and all the cool is used up.

So what is to do? The dead of a subculture is only a problem from the perspective of people like us. The normies can always move on to the next new thing that provides casual stimulation. The sociopaths only view it as an easy mean of gaining more power, prestige, money and sex.  
The only suggestion this text gives to the geeks is to become slightly evil by using some of the sociopath's tricks to keep the surplus they create for themselves and become better at throwing out genuine rentseekers. In order for this to happen, we all , yes, all of us, have to give up the notion that gay notion that we would become accepted if only our interests become more mainstream.  
https://archive.ph/PQBHi

I recommmend  the entire original book that is still being worked on to this day. The author of this also has a substack of the same name if you care for any updates on the book itself or ordinary blogposts by the guy. 
https://archive.ph/FNAjA


[1] The original text used 1975 as starting point, but there is reason why went like a decade earlier.As fake and gay as Pauleka's freaks and the rest of the Rock scene LARP around them were, the Hippies that emerged from them were still a subculture with some cultural influence
[2] As commonly understood. 
[3] If this sounds familar, its because these are the exact dynamics that led to gamergays, political correctness in vidya followed by mass layoffs of interlopers who got into the industry during the covid hiring spree.
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Starting an encore of CODA and Duet if you missed it.
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hey. some music. i hope you enjoy.
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>>40313
words words words
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Good news for any 
> Givernment 
I'll sure keep that in mind for later funposting. 

>>40316
Yes, this tends to happen on slow boards.
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>>40312
>A marginal guy must save a hot chick from bad guys; when he does, he gets the girl
Doesn't the entire Die Hard series pretty much subvert this trope? Sure, he gets his wife in the end in the first two films, but DHWaV opens with him being divorced and back in NYC, and then LFODH and AGDTDH are both centered on the fact that he doesn't exactly have a good relationship with his kids.

Also thinking about other action films, this is not exactly a common trope when you look for stuff outside of superhero flicks and spy films. Like Cruise is divorced in Minority Report, True Lies is about Schwarzenegger spying on his wife, Running Scared and The A-Team do have a love interest but as part of an on-and-off relationship that's present from the start of the story. Demolition Man does develop Stalone's character with Bullock's, but they're never come across as being sexaully interested in each other, outside of that one scene that is perhaps the most stereotypical example of Progressive ideals when it comes to sexual relationships. And I think it's sort of implied that she may be his daughter. Then I don't think there even is a love interest in the Under Seige, Missing In Action, or Rambo films. There is a partial point with the film Equilibrium, where a girl does influence Bale to act for the film's finale, but she is also killed. The only "real" sure-fire example I can think of is Speed and 	Firewalker.
>They defied most people views on size and time of death. 2500 Americans and also the entire World Trade Center? No way! They violated the concept of a story, because it was a total surprise and it revealed how powerless we are.
I think this guy is spouting bullshit. Because, if anything, what 9/11 showed the world was that no one actually cares about what happens to anyone except themselves. Because before 9/11, the closest thing we had to a story proposing a hypothetical of what "could" happen if there was a scenario of a massive terror attack on a city that killed thousands is the comic book series Watchmen.

For those of you who haven't read Watchmen, DON'T!!! It's shit. I'm going to spoil the story for you because I don't want you wasting your time reading this trash. What happens is that some super-freak sees himself as the reincarnation of Alexander The Great, judges humanity for being "aimless" in an alternate version of the 1980's where Nixon has managed to win multiple presidential terms, causes events in the story to accelerate to where the USSR and America are about to fire nuclear bombs at each other, and then drops a great big hentai squid on New York that kills a few million people. This action of his "saves the day" from the turmoil he created because it causes all the nuclear powers to abandond their ambitions, unite as one, and dedicated all forces towards hunting down the homeworld of where this hentai squid "came from". In the movie, it's Dr. Manhattan's inventions being turned into nuclear bombs, but the result is still the same. It is in essence the exact same ending to the Tezuka manga Wonder 3, which I also hated for that bullshit ending.

Why I bring this up should be apparent. In Watchmen, a "milestone" graphic novel written by a raging English Progressive, it is proposed that if a massive terror attack were to happen to any one nation that resulted in the deaths of millions, people would finally drop their differences and come together as one united people. Yes, there's more nuance in the story than that, I don't care. Meanwhile in the real world, when a massive terror attack happened to a nation that resulted in the deaths of thousands, we were told to shrug it off and get over it. And we got "over it" to the point that the internet has 9/11 jokes plastered all over it.

If anything, what 9/11 showed was that nothing has changed about the world in the past century. And the only thing that did "change" was that those of us living in more developed nations decluded ourselves into believing that ALL war and conlfict is avoidable, not inevitable. That all the problems of the world could be solved through social programs and charity, not hard fucking work and an actual desire to improve. That everything in the world happens in isolation and so what happens in Whogivesafuckistan doesn't have "any" effect on you sipping on your tea at the local cafe. And I could just go on, but I hope I proved my point.
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>>40313
>Those are the faggots that destroy subcultures with their rentseeking.
I think a prime example of this is the Futurians. The TL;DR on these guys is that they destroy the science fiction community that was prevelent during the 1920's and 1930's for the expressed purposes of using the genre as political propaganda to promote Socialism. No, that isn't an exxageration.

Also, I think the SU fandom my apply as well when you've seen how they react.
>So what is to do?
You go off and make your own subculture, but with Blackjack and hookers. That's really it.
>we all , yes, all of us, have to give up the notion that gay notion that we would become accepted if only our interests become more mainstream
My problem has more often been the reverse, where I see people involved in something, become immersed in it, and then become a bit of a pariah because these people never had a genuine interest in the first place.
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*Good news for any nitter and Bird site fans: Elon or whoever he has hired as new head of product has finally decided to change monetization into something turd worlders can't game. 

>>40319
> Doesn't the entire Die Hard series pretty much subvert this trope?
Die Hard is based on a thriller novel from the 1979. The rest was from the 90s, the period during which the ravages of time was eating the original fantasy until Matrix came along. Fascinating as this is, I don't think the last psychiatrist didn't mean die hard in particular. The rest also seem not to fit. The guy's subject matter is the cultural narcissism of boomers and GenXers. 1990s a little to late for this. 

> I think this guy is spouting bullshit. 
> Because, if anything, what 9/11 showed the world was that no one actually cares about what happens to anyone except themselves.
Thanks for confirming the notion that nobody knew Kung-fu (what to do to become hero) when the planes hit the tower. i.e. I they did not know what to do. 

> Why I bring this up should be apparent. In Watchmen, a "milestone" graphic novel written by a raging English Progressive, it is proposed that if a massive terror attack[...]
... involving hypnosis, massive propaganda and also Alien jibber-jabber. In other words Ozymandias the culprit behind everything is invoking the beyond to unify the world under his rule for the greater good of mankind. Thankfully, somebody at DC got sick Moore's edgy interpretation of Carlton Comic characters and let that scheme fall apart in pretty ironic ways. Turns out Ozzy has cancer and the Soviets figured out a massive weakness in the defenses of the US and Doctor Manhattan is gone.

> If anything, what 9/11 showed was that nothing has changed about the world in the past century.
Once again thanks for affirming huge swaths of the third blog post. I also remind you that this blog is mostly deals with boomers 

>>40320
> I think a prime example of this is the Futurians. The TL;DR on these guys is that they destroy the science fiction community that was prevelent during the 1920's and 1930's for the expressed purposes of using the genre as political propaganda to promote Socialism.
That is a really fascinating way of ripping of the Futurists of Italy. No idea if the latter was as fascinated with culture creation as the former, but they did their thing to promote Fascism[1]

> My problem has more often been the reverse, where I see people involved in something, become immersed in it, and then become a bit of a pariah because these people never had a genuine interest in the first place.
Immersed how? As stated in the text; Fanatics do it for free and love to share their interest with the world. As a result of this, the internet is full of tourism enabling wikis and fansites. Case in point:
https://1d6chan.miraheze.org/wiki/Category:World_of_Darkness

> You go off and make your own subculture, but with Blackjack and hookers. That's really it. 
And start the cycle again? I prefer becoming slightly evil to throw out all the faggots. Or better, not having one at all (i.e. cut out the normal guy) and have a niche inside something else  instead. Maybe this fluid mode from Meaningness can be the solution. I pretty much doubt it solves the problem fast enough. 

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>>40321
>Good news for any nitter and Bird site fans
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>>40321
>finally decided to change monetization into something turd worlders can't game. 
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Collectivist extremism makes you gay. Don't be a faggot.
I recently watched a documentary about the mutilated soldiers of the Great War. It was really good. In fact, it even made me emotional, and I don't get emotional easily. It's probably the best thing I've seen on talmudvision in a long time. Most documentaries nowadays are either about boring politics or schizo shit about aliens, with almost nothing in between. Occasionally, there's something about life after WWII, but honestly, I'm not interested in learning about the types of dishwashers used in the '70s. Speaking of the Great War, the official, full theme for Gallipoli was revealed the other day. The melody is good, but the Turkish singing sounds a bit off to me.
>>40321
>That is a really fascinating way of ripping of the Futurists of Italy. No idea if the latter was as fascinated with culture creation as the former, but they did their thing to promote Fascism[1]
Futurism predates Fascism by ten years. Although the two movements converged, Mussolini wasn't personally interested in art, so Futurism never became the official art style of Fascism. Also because they were actually in contrast on different points. Fascism celebrated the past, Futurism, as the name implies, celebrated technological advancement and scientific progress above all else, and wanted to discard the past entirely.
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> Most documentaries nowadays are either about boring politics or schizo shit about aliens, with almost nothing in between. Occasionally, there's something about life after WWII, but honestly, I'm not interested in learning about the types of dishwashers used in the '70s.
I've ,made a similar experience on Streaming. At least you have a choice there and occasionally something interesting like Tiger King comes along. Most is either true crime slop or some ayylien jibber-jabber which is partly intentional. Not a topic for here, I suppose.

> Mussolini wasn't personally interested in art, so Futurism never became the official art style of Fascism. Also because they were actually in contrast on different points.
Now that makes calling yourself something similar to promote the competition totall pointless, doesn't it.
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>>40327
>which is partly intentional
Yes, I know.
>>40327
>Now that makes calling yourself something similar to promote the competition totall pointless, doesn't it.
I don't know anything about the Futurians, but I doubt that they named themselves that because the name sounds similar to "Futurism." The root of both names is simply the word "future." I'm not even sure if Anglos knew or know about Futurism. As far as I know, it only spread to France and the USSR.
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>>40329
> I'm not even sure if Anglos knew or know about Futurism.
Fascinating question. I wish historical sources where accessible and searchable.
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>>40330
Well, I just looked it up, and it turns out that there was some sort of Futurist movement in the UK called Vorticism. So, at least they knew about it.
>>40329
>USSR
I actually meant Russia, by the way. The Soviets didn't like Futurism very much.
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As I have mentioned earlier, the last psychiatrist's bread and butter on his blog at least is societal Narcissism. From what he thinks it is, discussion of all the little pathologies and boomerisms going with it and even why the media and big tech would shove that topic down your throat[3]. I want to post some more articles relevant to Anyon's interests. Like the last articles ever posted that dealt with the prelude to contemporary internet censorship efforts from 2014. However, before I gonna do that, I want his basic Narcissism stuff at least mentioned ITT. 

If This Is One of The Sexiest Things You've Ever Seen, You May Be a Narcissist
This is the very article Last Psychiatrist defines his terms in. Not by the old definitions. He tells you from the get go that he considers them useless, because Narcissism had evolved. It isn't necessarily egotism. Its the inability to appreciate that other people who other thoughts and feelings unrelated to you. 
You may know this one as main character syndrome. Its precisely what he is describing:

> The narcissist believes he is the main character in his own movie.  Everyone else has a supporting role-- everyone around him becomes a "type["].  You know how in every romantic comedy, there's always the funny friend who helpes the main character figure out her relationship?  In the movie, her whole existence is to be there fore the main character.  But in real life, that funny friend has her own life; she might even be the main character in her own movie, right?  Well the narcissist wouldn't be able to grasp that.  Her friends are always supporting characters, that can be called at any hour of the night, that will always be interested in what she is wearing, or what she did.  That funny friend isn't just being kind, she doesn't just want to help-- she's personally interested in the narcissist's life.  Of course she is.

The example most of the post is about, its a fancy for white womens' shoes, wonderfully illustrates it. No, the Narcissist has no white shoe fetish. The type of person he thinks he is is always together with the type of women who wear white shoes. Aesthetics, fashion, practically; All of this irrelevant when it comes to Narcissist's wish that his wife to always wears white shoes. Narcissists use specific things as proxy for their identity[7]. The disappearance fetishized object (or trait) is always seen as personal attack. 

Narcissists basically still have the ego of a two year old. The reason why they are like this given in the text is rather speculative. Frankly I don't think it doesn't matter as much as what effects that pathology has on one's morals. Narcissists can be dogmatic and hypocrites at the same time, because there is neither right nor wrong from their point of view. Only right or wrong for them. So they never feel guilt, but only shame. 

https://archive.ph/QRr6P

A Generational Pathology: Narcissism Is Not Grandiosity
I see this fascinating article as rather epistomological than psychiatric. The occasion for this must have been corrospondence that went something like this:
  
< I like your writings about narcissism, but your description seems to differ from the one in the DSM and everywhere else I look.

> Why does that matter if indeed it was true?

< I just want to know where you came up with it.

> You mean, "I just want to make sure you didn't make it up."  Because if I made it up, then it stands entirely on my back.  Like an American[1], the shortcut you use for difficult issues is to judge their proponent as a proxy.  If you don't like some ideas, look for hypocrisy, discredit the speaker.  Which will be easy to do with me, I assure you.  Heavy drinking, womanizing, misanthropic... maybe not even a psychiatrist.  There.  Do you win? (Emphasis by me)
The point of this text is reached rather quickly: Psychology didn't start out as a science but as a Philosophical discipline concerning itself with the nature of the human souls. All of this changed when Wilhelm Wundt and his Laboratory for experimental Psychology came along[2]. Now if Psychology ever wanted to break out Philosophy and become more than Elite theory for a handful of people and by a handful of people it needed to look scientific with statistic, a assburger catalog of pathologies and other objective looking measurements. Yet it deals with a matter you can't measure and pathologies that are hard to observe, because your mind may shield you from the truth if you had it. 
Add regulations and that cement what criteria drug manufacturers may use to find certain pathologies (here Depression according to the Hamilton scale) and you get really unreliable official definitions of them. So if the DSMnumber whatever has a flawed definition of Narcissism, then what is it?
Well, in shorts its emotional isolation due to the inability to love another Person. Therefor the Narcissist is unhappy, because he thinks his life isn't how he thinks it is supposed to be. So they construct an external idenitity to make other people like him more. But all of this will in vain. Not because people can't be tricked. With some finesse you can do that someone for an enitere life time. All the work on one's external appearance is futile, because it doesn't solve the original problem of emotional isolation. The Last Psychiatrist describes that isolation with an analogy of people trapped into glass boxes unable to connect to other people. What makes it so fascinating to him is his observation that all of America[4] seems to trapped inside such a glass box. 
Even more relevant for us is this part about social media

> Each person tries to find ways of affirming themselves; but when it is done through identity and not behavior, it always leads to misery. 

> Sure, you can convince 5000 people you're anything.  Then what? 

> It is self-reinforcing.  The type of person who withdraws into [virtual communities] is already stunted in their potential for happiness; and if you're spending all your energy on [them] then you're not spending it in ways that might actually work. The problem isn't [social media], the problem is you.
Figures. Given the rest of the text, psychiatry will do nothing about it, because its practitioner' presuppositions about Narcissism are all ass backwards. They have no criteria to know about Narcissism because inner rage and frustration are still part of the patients' mind. Part of a mind that protects itself from the truth by filtering out those problems. This makes the precise criteria for Narcissism technically transcendentals[5] and totally useless to psychiatry. Therefor societal Narcissism won't be dealt with either. In conclusion
> Narcissism became synonymous with grandiosity because that facilitated its measurement.  But in so doing, the most significant social pathology in two generations was rendered undetectable.

https://archive.ph/8smoI

The Other Ego Epidemic
A shorter take on how the flawed definition of Narcissism in Psychiatry made it virtually invisible to it. Occasion this time were some articles sent by the readers. Number one the articles don't warn their readers about whackos but gives them an offramp from the path to the conclusion that they are ones.
< LOL! Look at those flashy morons. There is no way I am like them!
Once again, like a gorillion times on the blog and wherever somebody still memes it: 
If you read it, its for you![6]

The actual pathology isn't thinking you are the best kid on the playground. At least this gives you a motivation to improve yourself. Its thinking you are the only kid on the playground as all the others there don't exist as full persons.
Try acting like that in real life. Maybe you end up with your very own embarrassing funny internet videoclip. Maybe somebody whoops your ass. 

https://archive.ph/9G19e

[1] i.e. Like an American boomer
[2] Paul and Phillip D. Collins Invoking the Beyond: The Kantian Rift, Mythologized Menaces, and the Quest for the New Man (English Edition) (S.291). iUniverse 2020, Kindle-Version.  
May some troll send you the practically unusable physical edition of that Kindle monstrosity if you have had ever believed I've made that up.
[3] Brotipp: Figure out were the majority of revenue for both is coming from. Selling Advertising space, Herrrrrrrrrrrrrrrp!
[4] at the time. I.e. Mostly genXers, Boomers and way too many Millennials. The oldest Zoomers had just entered puberty back then.
[5] Abstract things that do exist for certain but not in the material world and therefor can't be measured such as the number e, logic, morality, emotions or even the Platonic form of your waifu. 
[6] Other example: The endless Ethan Ralph cyclical on /cow/. It doesn't even matter that Ralph is a overindulgent, perverted, impulsive fool with the highest time preference of all Mexico who had aged a thousand years in 10 due to constant stress on his body from all the drugs (Even Alcohol is one). Everyone knows that! What matters is that the participants inside that ,by now extremely boring, cyclical think themselves far superior to Ethan Ralph. If you read that crap, its exactly the thread for you. I bet those people never gave a shit about finding humor in the antics of the internet village idiot. 
[7] That make up identity is also known as Narcissistic shell.
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>Its the inability to appreciate that other people who other thoughts and feelings unrelated to you. 
>You may know this one as main character syndrome.
It's also called "Truman Syndrome" after the Jim Carry movie.
>Psychology didn't start out as a science but as a Philosophical discipline concerning itself with the nature of the human souls. All of this changed when Wilhelm Wundt and his Laboratory for experimental Psychology came along[2]. Now if Psychology ever wanted to break out Philosophy and become more than Elite theory for a handful of people and by a handful of people it needed to look scientific with statistic, a assburger catalog of pathologies and other objective looking measurements. Yet it deals with a matter you can't measure and pathologies that are hard to observe, because your mind may shield you from the truth if you had it. 
Except, that's wrong, psychology didn't go off the rails as a science because a bunch of crack pots wanted to be taken seriously. In fact, if you actually look at a lot of the content psychologists where putting out back in the 20's and 30's, like first PDF related that I highly recommend you read, what happened simply boiled down to two things:
<1. Intellectuals wanted to operate on a purely atheistic perspective of reality and shun anything that proposed "religion" actually got a bunch of things right
Perhaps one of the most flagrant examples I've seen of this was when I gave Carl Jung's Modern Man In Search Of A Soul a read, and it was batshit insane when you actually step back and think about what he's actually writing. Like how the subcinousness is essentialy some eldritch being that knows everything and can help you succeed in life, but is also a rabid animal that you shouldn't trust. He's the one who I got the line from about the invention of mustard gas being "proof" that a God doesn't exist beause "any" God would "certainly never allow such an evil invention to be created". And how it's turned into such a joke because he says that in a book where he's discussing his cultural shock of the Great War 15 years after the fact, and we followed it up with the atomic bomb 12 years later.
<2. People didn't want to go to a psychologist for the purposes of improving their situation in life, they went to a phsychologist who will just give them a hearty pat on the back and tell them that they did "nothing wrong", that everything will be "okay", and/or give them some medication to "fix" whatever the problem is.
I recommend that you give second PDF a read in this matter because Dale Carnegie is perhaps one of the foremost "experts" on the subject of answering the questions of "what people want". And the answer being that we are all narcissists, but to different degrees. With one chapter in the book talking about how a lot of the insane people really are just extreme egotists at the end of the day, such as one example of an invalid lady who just stopped living life, had her mother endlessly take care of all her needs for years until she literally just laid over and died, only for said daughter to then get up and start living her life again like nothing ever happened (With the possible implication that she just left her mother's coprse rotting). Or another about how some broad went nuts because her husband didn't give her "exactly" what she wanted in life, so she ended up in an insane aslyum, and spent the rest of her days believing that she was married to some prince and was popping out a new baby every other night.
>All the work on one's external appearance is futile, because it doesn't solve the original problem of emotional isolation
Actually it does. How you look, how you dress, how you act, and etc. all are heavily tied to your emotional state. If you're a person who thinks very lowly of yourself, you're not going to care very much about things like hygiene or looking sharp because what's the point? And so when you meet people out in the wild with your baggy clothes and smell funny, people are not going to think very highly of you either, thereby continuing the cycle. As much as a meme as it became, Peterson was right when he said that the first thing you can do to gain order in your life if to just clean your room. But if that is still considered "too daunting" of a task, then just simply make your bed every morning that you get up, and take pride in the fact that you accomplished something productive.

Now, granted, there are people where appearance is everything. They have to look "right", dress in the "right" cloths, act "right" with certain groups, buy the "right" body care products, etc.. Those people I'm not talking about. And to be perfectly honest, every knows just how fake these people are. Like Camel Toe and her changing accents, Hassan ""Shock the dogs" Piker with his expensive glasses that he doesn't need, the Liberal Arts underwater basket weaving major who buys the "all natural" body soap someone maid in their tub and the "organic" latte but cannot afford a $15 calculator, and so on. No one genuinely shows interest in these people, and even their own friend groups hate them. And thankfully in the minority. But unthankfully all the psychopaths who seem to have the most power. However the guy then going on to declare that this as "all of America" seems to me to indicate that your so-called "psychiatrist" is the biggest narcissist of them all. Especially how he's "cracked the code''" that seemingly "no one else" could figure out.

Yeah, everyone's a narcissist. But that's always been the case. Regardless of location, culture, and time period, almost every single person that has lived and died on this fucking rock has spent majority of their lives looking out for #1? Why? Well, it's their life and they have to live it. It's not some crime against nature or humanity that we care about ourselves first and foremost. Why should Joe-Shmo down the street give two shits that my house has been dealing with a rat problem? Especially when he's busy recovering from a long hard week risking his life working as a fireman. Or how about my not caring about the teacher a block over struggling to arrange his algebra course to the next round of stupid kids who will be walking in his door several weeks from now?

If the guys point was to indicate that society is inherently narcissistic, yeah, we know. Good job wasting your time figuring out something everyone else already knew. Now, 1, is that actually a problem? And, 2, if it is, what can be done to solve it?
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Y'all sure do like to use a bunch of words.
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I like the expression. Nice work.
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Serendipity stroke again this morning when I found this interesting history of recent Internet censorship. Now that's a wall of text.
https://archive.ph/8CrdI


>>40334
> Y'all sure do like to use a bunch of words.
Yup. Tends to happen if a board's pace is more comfy than usual. And all I wanted to do is merely mention some blogger's pet peeves that come up in every of his post or two so I can finally pick and choose the ones that I consider the most relevant for us. 

>>40333
> Except, that's wrong, psychology didn't go off the rails as a science because a bunch of crack pots wanted to be taken seriously.
Wundt started to work on experimental Psychology (The experimental version of philosophical discipline, as I would like to remind you) since 1870s. When Freud and Jung came along, it had already left the world of Philosophy (to disappear up its own ass, but I digress.) for decades already. What are you saying sounds like an account on the aftermath of the development the Last Psychiatrist allured to and the Collinses have described in more detail. In fact they've done that in such detail that Wundt, Freud and Jung are just a handful of all the people mentioned in the dedicated chapter about modern myth makers. I also don't think Wundt was a crackpot. At least his contemporaries didn't consider him one. Otherwise experimental psychology would have never taken off. [3] 

> Actually it does.
Please reread: According to the Last Psychiatrist its futile, because its just window dressing for the emotional isolation that makes Narcissist act as if they are the only person that truly exists. Any advice on life improvement through routine is useless to a Narcissist. 
> Woah. Your room is a mess! No wonder you have such a disordered. Maybe it gets better if you clean that all up, don't you think?
< But I am not the type of person who autistically sorts his belongings. I can deal with a little disorder. Besides I just don't like looking for my displaced stuff all time.
t.narcissist written in the style of Ayn Rand's tremendously shit character design
 
> However the guy then going on to declare that this as "all of America" seems to me to indicate that your so-called "psychiatrist" is the biggest narcissist of them all. Especially how he's "cracked the code''" that seemingly "no one else" could figure out.
And therefor you are rejecting Last Psychiatrist criteria for Narcissism (the mental disorder)[4], because you give no credence to his thesis about societal narcissism.  

> Yeah, everyone's a narcissist. But that's always been the case.
This sounds even more ridiculous than what have just said about the blogger himself. 
< Yeah, everyone's mentally ill. It has always been the case.

You've seem to misunderstand the thesis of the entire blog. Of course you've ended up there. You've rejected the guy's basic presuppositions about what Narcissism actually is. Mind you this isn't meant as a personal attack.

> If the guys point was to indicate that society is inherently narcissistic, yeah, we know. Good job wasting your time figuring out something everyone else already knew. Now, 1, is that actually a problem?
There is nothing wrong with a little egomania. There is everything wrong with being a emotionally isolated, amoral mad man who can't feel guilt over anything however. Given Last Psychiatrist description of the disorder, the claim that society as a whole is more or less narcissistic, pathological anyway to put it bluntly, strikes me as factually incorrect. 
tl;dr
Yes, it is a a huge problem.
Have you missed all of Gamergate and the entirety of Trump I?[2]

>  And, 2, if it is, what can be done to solve it?
I don't know what to do about societal narcissism in general. Step 1 one of solving the problem is usually admitting that you have one. I think, that  that blog was an attempt at doing so by making it impossible for Narcissist to shield their minds from the fact they might be ones. Another individual solution that is mentioned in the post but I've neglected to mention, because I considered it not important at the time is: Fake it.
< what !?
You heard right. The guy seriously suggests self improvement as auto therapeutic measure against Narcissism. So You think you are hot shit? Then work on it and become hot shit instead of collecting props for a fake identity. Don't say what you are, become what you want to be. 

Another thing you can do is to diminish influence of the societal version on your life is to keep in mind: If you read it, its for you. [5]
In other words if you read something that seem to blow sugar up your ass, chances are you are reading marketing material/propaganda[1] rather than nonfiction and you should question the text at hand. Or maybe better for some people: Simply stop reading it.

[1] You're welcome! :^)... sauce, sauce...oh yeah! Edward Bernays and anything about him. I recommend Century of Self for a lazy Saturday.
[2] Most recent examples. I am glad that the whackos involved in these events shot themselves in their feet to spite their hands. These are least distracting examples of societal narcissism.
[3] Or at least not without hefty support from some oligarch or government. I am not saying that Experimental psychology was pushed like that. I am actually claiming the opposite. Here's the entry from the Stanford Lexicon of Philosophy on the guy https://archive.ph/hYtKV 
[4] Also Last Psychiatrist mentions over and over again that he doesn't view Narcissism and egomania as synonymous. Which makes total sense too, because the emotional isolation doesn't sound like something that tells that you are the best of the best from the very best. It rather suggests to you that you are the only real and complete person on the planet.  
[5] As I have mentioned, it was a meme in a certain virtual community for a reason.
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I've casually inspected both books. think they won't great help to us during a discussion of Last Psychiatrist presuppositions. First of all 3 authors are would split up into two groups who reject each other paradigms if they met today. I would like to remind you, that Last Psychiatrist was blogging about an alternative model of Narcissism, because he believes that older Psychological works got obsoleted by the metal disorder itself evolving. Number two the stuff about Willhelm Wundt was added by me, because I foundnd the historical account on psychology, which, incidentally, he included in passing in a text on a completely different topic, to be rather incomplete. Mentioning Wundt made it complete according to my opinion. 

I am grateful that you have posted them anyway and I have already added to my backlog. Now I'd like to continue reading that tome about Elizabethan England instead of having a flame war about paradigms in Psychiatry.
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>>40337
>he believes that older Psychological works got obsoleted by the metal disorder itself evolving
The guy's premise is that, for the past 6000+ years of human history that we have on record, human behavior has stayed exactly the same, but it's only in the past century in a half that we have to rewrite the history books because people are somehow "different" now than they were thousands of years ago?
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>>40338
Who said that the ear...
Oh wait. First of all Psychology is not a hard science but a discipline of Philosophy that is LARPing as one. In other words all criteria for mental illness are rather arbitrary as illustrated in first part of the blogpost "A generational Pathology". This has nothing to do with human nature or the question if there even is one, but with the definition of certain mental disorder being outdated.

I think this makes perfect sense. People who have it are very concerned about their preferred identities that are only real in their minds. People not accepting those identities enrage them. One specific aspect of these identities is naturally not insane. Humans are also endlessly inventive. Therefor people with that specific pathology came up with various ways of avoiding the label mentally ill over the years, because its not part of their preferred identities.

I'll spare us the obvious follow up.
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>>40339
>First of all Psychology is not a hard science but a discipline
So there is a science behind it. A series of rules and guidelines that applies regardless of the era.
>all criteria for mental illness are rather arbitrary
No, they're not.
>This has nothing to do with human nature
Yes, it does.
>People who have it are very concerned about their preferred identities that are only real in their minds.
Again, you just described everyone. There's not a single person out there who isn't concerned with their idealized version of themselves, and become upset or emberassed when they fail to meet that (Sometimes impossible) criteria.
>Therefor people with that specific pathology came up with various ways of avoiding the label mentally ill over the years
You mean like how Jean-Jacques Rousseau, the main philsopher behind the French Revolution, created his entire theory of the "social contract" and the "noble savage" for the expressed purpose of deflecting from his lack of inhibitions and desiring to have wanton sex every moment of every day? The point I'm going to keep hitting is that none of this shit is new, and I get tired of people treating it like it is.
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>>40340
> No, they're not.
Are you sure? Why has been homosexuality removed from the DSM then?
> Yes, it does.
No. Definitions of mental illnesses that are a priori neither describe human nature nor answer the question of its existence.  
> Again, you just described everyone.
Shall I test it on you? I prefer not to. 
Most people don't decide to murder their entire families, plan and execute spree killings, break out in irrational rage or start despise other people when they don't live up their ideals. 
Not even narcissists. They do that when something or someone from reality tells them they are not what they say they are.  
> The point I'm going to keep hitting is that none of this shit is new, and I get tired of people treating it like it is.
Of course it isn't. The only thing new that equation is an official catalog of different sorts of mad according to certain criteria.

I once again spare us the obvious follow up. And also the fediverse hell thread™ experience
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Dreamcast anyon and the other guy replying to him, put a lid on the discussion. It's tiring seeing a shitload of blogpost replies back to back.
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Thanks for the song.
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Happy CUNY Tuesday.
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>>40342
> I once again spare us the obvious follow up. And also the fediverse hell thread™ experience
Rogered that like 2 hours ago already. Having that dialogue endlessly on the occasion of me mentioning some blogger's gay hang-ups isn't worth it.
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Happy CUNY Tuesday, everyone!

>>40333
>In order to clean yourself, you must clean the dojo.
Thank you, Peterstein-sensei, very cool!
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>>40341
>Why has been homosexuality removed from the DSM then?
Why does the DSM lack an entry on vore despite there being entire sites devoted to the fetish like: https://aryion.com/
>Definitions of mental illnesses that are a priori
All "mental illnesses" simply boil down to one of two sources, either the person is physically screwed up somewhere in the head (And therefore a medical condition) or they're looking for attention (Aren't we all?).
>Most people don't decide to murder their entire families, plan and execute spree killings, break out in irrational rage or start despise other people when they don't live up their ideals.
And most people don't decide to drop everything in their life, including their family and responsibilities, and go trapsing across the mountains in search of "Enlightenment" when they realize that reality doesn't live up to their ideals. Your point?
>They do that when something or someone from reality tells them they are not what they say they are.
So a redneck truck who keeps to himself is a "narcissist" if he fucks you over six ways to Sunday for talking trash about his mother and refusing to STFU?
>The only thing new that equation is an official catalog of different sorts of mad according to certain criteria.
And that's makes this shit even more stupid. That we cannot call a spade a spade. Instead, we have to call it "scoop" because it's a "special" type of spade when it's the same thing.

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>>40345
>Having that dialogue endlessly on the occasion of me mentioning some blogger's gay hang-ups isn't worth it.
If you don't want to talk shit, then why do you bring shit up?
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I had a dream that started off rather unpleasant but it evolved into a very pleasant one and then I woke up feeling sad that it was over.
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I have watched the latest Episode of the Amazon Ghost in the Shell. Its good so far. Also so extremely faithful to the original manga that I know the minimum and maximum numbers of episodes. 12 and 22 - depending on whether they to adapt the complete manga and if they decide to split the two original books. Now I am rereading the first volume of the Manga. I must say I prefer Shirows hand colored works over his computer colored works. There is something to the shading of alcohol pens create which recreation seems to allude computers. 

>>40347
> Dreamcast anyon and the other guy replying to him, put a lid on the discussion.
> I once again spare [...] the fediverse hell thread™ experience

Why  have brought shit up? Because societal narcissism is one of the major themes of that blog and wanted to Post some articles related to internet culture from it. Its in every post even if it isn't about that in particular. That's why. I didn't expect somebody to contest the content to the point that one of our hotpockets was annoyed with it, because he finds some paraphrased (i.e quoted. I have hardly written what I am thinking about it.) thesis so disagreeable that he had to fight person citing the text instead of the actual author.
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>>40349
>he finds some paraphrased (i.e quoted. I have hardly written what I am thinking about it.) thesis so disagreeable that he had to fight person citing the text instead of the actual author
Because you're the one presenting it, that's basically it.
>>40348
I haven't been able to remember any of my dreams lately. It's frustrating because I remember them being really nice and pleasant, but I can't remember any details.
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Just found out about yet another Internet culture website. 
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>>40351
I often don't remember them either and if do, they are often the weirdest thing I have seen that night.
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>>40352
I usually remember them. I even wrote down a few. But now, I start worrying about other things as soon as I wake up, so I don't have time to recall them. Mine can be pretty weird too.
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The only thing I really have to add to this conversation is this book I have on Lucid Dreaming. Not sure if it's bullshit or not, but it's one of those things that always stroked my curiosity because I used to have a lot of dreams years ago about floating around and having no control over it and seeing some guy going on about how that was my experiencing an "out of body" experience.
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There's going to be a total solar eclipse happening today.
Link for anyone interested: https://invidio.us/watch?v=rSvCuSQhC3w
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It seems it'll take place in Spain, according to this sign.
14 minutes until it happens.
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5 minutes left.
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It's coming.
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There it is.
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Some pictures of the total eclipse from other Spanish cities.
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Totality is over but partial eclipse will continue for another hour.
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That's the end.
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Thanks for the updates, eclipse bro.
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>>40356
I was watching that eclipse elsewhere. It was pretty cool to watch this in person. Later, the eclipse did some funky things to the sunset. The last part of the golden hour was far more yellow than usual and some of the trees out here have appeared orange by the sun light.  

Thanks for the images from the total eclipse.
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>>40367
Thanks for the updates, it was certainly nice.
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>>40354
I'm not sure if I believe in these things either, but that looks like an interesting read. Thanks for sharing.
>I used to have a lot of dreams years ago about floating around and having no control over it and seeing some guy going on about how that was my experiencing an "out of body" experience.
You saw a guy in your dream explaining to you that you were having an out of body experience?
>>40355
I didn't get to see it. This is such bullshit.
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>>40371
>You saw a guy in your dream explaining to you that you were having an out of body experience?
No, when I posted about in on /x/
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>>40354
I once levitated up to the ceiling during sleep paralysis
>>40253
pic 4 is such a great pose

>>40260
I think I've seen the full version of this comic somewhere.

>>40295
Her expression mocks me. I like it.

>>40296
I have a bluesky account just so I have the option to lurk those sort of artists but I don't venture far afield there because the overall community there is profoundly retarded.

>>40344
>Little Lulu
WAO!
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I'm with Adorno: the primary purpose of education is to ensure that there is absolute zero possibility that anything like Auschwitz can ever occur again. Therefore a real education is one that serves this purpose.
This encompasses a huge range of things. Obviously, preventing another Auschwitz requires a highly literate and numerate population. It also requires that students be empowered to think for themselves and to question authority. It requires that students become aware of the gravity of their role in the task of preventing another Auschwitz. It requires that they be exposed to models of humanizing, caring, loving behavior from adults. That they be made aware of cultural difference and also made aware of the essential humanity that unites us all. Since none of this can have any effectiveness in preventing another Auschwitz if it comes as dogma handed down from the teacher to be memorized and regurgitated on a test and then forgotten, these understandings must be arrived at by the students themselves through structured inquiry supported with all the critical tools and information needed to reach it. This requires in turn that students be educated in history, literature, philosophy and so on.
Unfortunately the current public school system remains far from adequate for this purpose and recurrence of Auschwitz remains a distinct possibility.
It requires that they learn the truth history, about the atrocities perpetrated by ordinary, polite, family men who were upstanding members of their communities, who were just doing their job, who were intelligent enough to design and construct incredible feats of engineering, but cold enough to shrug as millions were loaded into boxcars and then into gas chambers. A real education means that students are grappling with the question of what that means - what it means that the Nazi death factories were not built by monsters but by human beings no different from ourselves. An education that doesn't confront students with these questions, in 2023, is not a serious education.
By bigotry I mean the casting of differences - cultural, racial, gender, etc. - as inferiority/superiority. It's the dehumanization of the other - so-and-so is less than fully human because they are xyz or because they do xyz.
Note that I'm not defending any particular curriculum choices society has made or is currently making. I'm defending the principle that society has the right to set curriculum. There are things about the current status-quo curriculum in public schools I do not like and would prefer not be taught to my children. But my answer wouldn't be to pull my children out and denounce the public school system, but to demand changes to the curriculum.

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>>40376
Well, the holocaust never happened, but it should have. Hopefully this time around it will. Simple as.
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>>40377
>the holocaust never happened
You mean like how the Holodomor never happened? And the Pitesti Prison experiment never happened? And the Great Leap Forward never happened? And Year Zero never happened?

That's all just American propoaganda designed to make people hate Socailism.

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Oshii's adaption of the Puppet Master story from the original GitS manga is surprisingly faithful to the story. There are some minor differences to the order of events until the last the third. The most obvious one is the iconic diving scene which was actually a different mission that took place before Kusanagi and Puppet Master merged. Also the climax involving the think tank never happened. 

Remember the complaints about Larry Ellison? He gonna move Parmount studios to Nashville beginning this October.

> Which brings me to Nashville. Because there is one hell of a coincidence sitting on the Cumberland River.

> >Larry Ellison’s Oracle is already building its gigantic future world headquarters in Nashville.

> This isn’t a branch office with an ORACLE sign tacked over the door. Oracle owns nearly 80 acres on Nashville’s East Bank, where its planned campus has grown into a project estimated at roughly $4.5 billion. Oracle is meanwhile expanding into additional Nashville office space as its local workforce grows.

Plus Nashville has already been an Entertainment hub for the better part of the 20th century. In fact it was the very town a certain other obscure town was supposed to displace. Anyway Tennessee seems to eager to invite Oracle and Paramount Studios to settle there. In other words both state and the Ellison family want to make hay with premium IPs and clanker powered film making. Have I mentioned housing streaming service there? 

https://archive.ph/rCDZL
https://archive.ph/1IJgP
https://archive.ph/vc40h#selection-2043.0-2043.47


Who Bullies The Bullies?
Now that hopefully some grass has grown over the last presentation, we can finally get to the first Last Psychiatrist post on Internet censorship. Or at least the prelude to the contemporary version. This one a is a really huge wall. Say AAAAAAAAAAAAA.

> This cover story details #young #vulnerable #feminist writer Amanda Hess's frustration with disinterested male law enforcement when, after writing an article about receiving rape threats from a troll, she received rape threats from a troll. I sympathize, though in my experience what's even more frightening than a guy telling you he's going to rape you is a guy not telling you he's going to rape you.

> There's a big push for "women's safety" online, for getting rid of trolls and cyberbullies and cyberstalkers, not coincidentally another one of Randi Zuckerberg's pet causes; and while these are all legitimate worries someone should take a minute and ask why, when mustached men have been stalking women since the days of Whitecastle yet no systemic changes have been effected, the moment women feel threatened from the safety of their LCD screens America opens the nuclear briefcase. No one finds that suspicious?

> In fact, regular stalking is barely ever mentioned in media, no matter how many times the guy was laying under her new boyfriend's front porch on Wednesday nights after Organic Chemistry class, what drives the article is "and then he stalked her on Facebook!"

There was very good reason why you should have been skeptical about such things around 4 months before Gamergays[2]. First of all the push against online anyonymity came from a pretty dishonest place. It wasn't about safety, ethics or even stalking as such. It was simply about ... ad revenue?

> criticism makes women want to be more private-- and the privacy of the women is bad. The women have to be online, they do most of the clicking and receive most of the clicks. anyonymous cyberbullying is a barrier to increasing consumption, it's gotta go.[3]

The rest of the text is refuting all the typical boomer objections on this topic. Starting with section all about why you shouldn't accept arguments made in bad faith to begin with. Instead of going over the rest, I recommend to read the other 6 sections by yourself.[5] 
I assure you that this, with the hindsight of hashtag goobergabbah, won't be a waste of your time.[4] 
https://archive.ph/2M1Gu 

[2] Or 3 months and 21 days if you want to that pedeantic and assburger about this. 
[3] regards.marketers . Neither me nor the blogger; Marketers. They have a vested in more ad clicks. I am fucking internet geek. I couldn't care less whether women are remain private or turning their lives into the Truman show.
[4] This is way too important to waste away into a flame war. I've referenced the guy's basic theme in 40332 in case you don't get it so you don't have to waste your time reading the rest of the blog. That autism has been optional for like 12 years, since Last Psychiatrist had been read and discussed by other people , some of which are more erudite than you or me, already back then.  

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Nigger, are trying to ignore one of the board rules?
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>>40379
>the moment women feel threatened from the safety of their LCD screens America opens the nuclear briefcase
This guy is aware that people are arrested in the EU for posting tweets, right? I think Bongland is the worst, in the entire world, with this last I checked. And Spain has some of the most "Pro-Feminist" laws on the planet, save for Worst Korea. And how European governments are endleslly in a pissing match with American tech companies, even before Musky Balls took over Twatter, because they cannot control them.
>First of all the push against online anyonymity came from a pretty dishonest place
No, it didn't. See vid.
>It was simply about ... ad revenue?
If you are prevented from making money because you're speaking the "wrong politics", how you are going to live? This goes back to what I was referencing earlier with Steven Universe and even science fiction. The former has rabid fans on Twatter wanting the actress fired from any future acting roles because of her Conservative beliefs. And the latter resulted in people refusing to repeat Communist dogma being prevented from being allowed to make money as a science fiction writer because the people in control of the magazines refused to allow their work to be published. Contrast to what's going on with Alan Ritchson after his unhinged rant about Trump. No calls to be cancelled or prevented from working on future projects.
>The women have to be online, they do most of the clicking and receive most of the clicks
That isn't the case anymore with AI and bots: https://archive.ph/PcJwg
In fact, it's coming out that when you remove automation from the metrics, majority of online content is generated by under-developed Asian countries (Primarily the Middle East and SEA).
>Nigger, are trying to ignore one of the board rules?
What's Rule 6?
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> This guy is aware that people are arrested in the EU for posting tweets, right?
In 2014? How? Are there Psykers like in Akira or Warhammer who can see the future after smoking a phat blunt? 

>If you are prevented from making money because you're speaking the "wrong politics", how you are going to live?
Now you are misscrontruing the issue. The blogger accuses the Ad industry of attempting culture creation to protect the bottom line. 

> That isn't the case anymore with AI...
There were no commercially available LMMs or even generative models 2014. 

I spare us the rest until you stop being subliterate.  

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> READ THE RULES BEFORE POSTING
>>> https://trashchan.xyz/digi/page/rules.html
You're welcome!
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>>40372
Oh okay, lol. Anyway, I don't know if it's the same thing, but sometimes in my dreams, I see myself as if I'm watching a movie or a recording of myself doing things.
>>40375
It's okay to take a break.
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>>40378
No, those don't have protected articles on kikepedia.
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Addendum: AI, or more specifically the of it use for porn generation and creating the illusion of companionship, could play into the dynamics described in the last blogpost in the sense that it automates sucking up all the meta data. Otherwise; No change of the overall situation and the dynamics are still same they were in 2014. Pretty please engage with the original text.

>>40382
> I don't know if it's the same thing, but sometimes in my dreams, I see myself as if I'm watching a movie or a recording of myself doing things.
I am certain its a normal thing that could happen in dream. The start of the typical out of body experience is described as hovering over one self. Some people wake up immediately as soon they notice a black shadow trying to enter the sleeping body. Other than that, this knowledge ain't helpful for lucid dreaming IMHO. There is a CIA paper on remote viewing you can whack confabulating people over the head on /x/ with whenever they interpret unusual but common dreams as preternatural experience. If interest, just say the word
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>Now you are misscrontruing the issue.
No, that entirely is the issue. In fact, that's what happened in majority of Socialist countries. For majority of the population, whenever you were "unpatriotic" to the government, you weren't whisked off to the gulag. What they did was that they took away you access to necessities and luxuries, on top of applying the same pressure to your family, friends, and anyone and everyone who was willing to associate or do business with you. Even if said person had zero idea who you are. Gulags and brainwashing were more for political examples than anything else.
>The blogger accuses the Ad industry of attempting culture creation to protect the bottom line.
But they've always done that. Back in the 50's and 60's, adverising companies were the ones who directly sponsored TV shows. You can still see their sponsorships in home video released of The Adventure Of Robin Hood and The Dick Van Dyke Show. And this resulted in arguments over creativity, such as how Rod Sterling got into an argument with one of his sponsors on The Twilight Zone, which was a coffee company, because they wanted him to insert coffee into an episode of his show instead of tea, and he objected because the premise for the episode  in question was on an English ship and he did not perceive the English as being typical coffee drinkers.
>There were no commercially available LMMs or even generative models 2014. 
But there were a lot of street shitters and "Nigerian princes". And things have only gotten worse.

>>40383
>those don't have protected articles on kikepedia
Yes, they do: https://archive.ph/AQgZE

>>40384
>Pretty please engage with the original text.
Based on everything you've presented thus far, I really have no interest to because it seems like the same bullshit I've seen one a many JewTuber repeat like it's some "grand revelation". Especially when said topics ultimately boil down to the guy then going on to use it as a justification to act like some smug prick.
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Also, wanted to address these two
>In 2014? How?
The first time an arrest was made anywhere in the globe solely over an offensive social media post was in India back in 2007: https://archive.ph/44crC
Followed a year later by an arrest in Morocco: https://archive.ph/JBv42
>Are there Psykers like in Akira or Warhammer who can see the future after smoking a phat blunt? 
Data collection companies have existed for over a couple centuries. One of the earliest examples of The Pinkertons, as something like the FBI didn't exist until 1908. In fact the Pinkertons were the ones who discovered and prevented an earlier assassination attempt on Lincoln.
>>40385
Either you have an african reading comprehension or you are being disingenuous, for that page is semiprotected and only restricted to anyonymous edits.
The other examples aren't protected either.
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>>40387
> Post a blog about a certain pathology
< Its **corn silk* Kryptonite appears 
Oh noes!
>>40378
No, I mean explicitly the so-called "Holocaust". Never happened.
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>>40387
So because it's not the "right kind of protected" that doesn't count? Okay, way about the page on the "gaza genocide": https://archive.ph/kZOPt
A page that can only be editted by people personally approved by site admins.

>>40389
Then what did happen? And does that really change the point?
>>40390
>Then what did happen?
Do your own homework. The information is there.

>And does that really change the point?
Lol. Spreading kike propaganda is fundamentally wrong-minded at best. Surely you can figure this one out on your own.
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>>40390
Your mother wasnt the right kind of protected either and now you are here, so i guess so.
>>40390
> Then what did happen? And does that really change the point?
Geez. Here, type this into a search engine with balls 
< holocaust truth fear investigation

Then you will find one of two common theses together with some argumentation for them you can study:
> The Holocaust didn't happen as accounted, because the schemes from the so called final solution are physically and also logistically impossible. Here, let me demonstrate. It was totally overblown for propagandistic purposes to justify Zionism/Reeducating Krauts/The Cold war dialectic/Rubbing peanut butter all over your naked body on Victory Day.
> The Holocaust is fake, because the Jews/Soviets/Progressive Americans/The English/Kermit the Frog/The evil man in the attic who is only real in my literally schizophrenic mind had a vested interest to smear Nazi Germany with atrocity Propaganda. Here, let me expose their lies!

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Please don't argue that with me. These theses aren't mine we could get in trouble again.
< but...
Just don't!
< So you ar... 
I am fucking functionalist you sped!
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>>40391
>Do your own homework.
So you have nothing. Especially when I could "Do my own homework", come back to you with something, and then watch as you proceed to bitch that I did the "wrong homework".

>>40393
>type this into a search engine
Search engines are not and have never been a source. In addition to what I just said up above, there is also the problem that a search engine changes the results based word order, punctuation, capitalization, when the search the made, IP address, country of access, search history, browser cookies, language, operating system, ad metrics, and metrics that the site admins personally control and can change at a moment's notice.
>the schemes from the so called final solution are physically and also logistically impossible
When has that ever stopped a Socialist regime from promising the impossible? Like how the mass starvation caused by the (Second) Great Leap Forward was caused by officials lying to their officials who lied to their officials all the way up the chain of command about their goals they were achieving? There were a few other things, like the Four Pests Campaign, and encouraging everyone to party all the time. Or how the USSR had things like their mass campaign about "Two years of hard work plus two years of hard work, plus the enthusiasm of Communism, creates five years of production", or how a Soviet official ran off to have his name legally changed his name because Stalin called him the incorrect name during a meeting, or that applause that lasted for 10 minutes because no one wanted to be the first person to stop clapping, or how Stalin executed all the officials who disagreed with Lysenko's theory of biology that believed plants can spontaneously transform?

"Impossible" is just a word when it comes to Socialists. Yes, I know, this isn't you, just pointing out the problem with the argument.
>we could get in trouble again
Don't you think that's the point?!
Rule lawyer the people who don't accept bullshit into being banned because they won't agree with your flagrant bullshit, so that you can then have free reign to push whatever trash you want unopposed.

Why do you think places like West Taiwan spends $8 billion annually on foreign influence operations?
>>40382
>It's okay to take a break.
I should just leave imageboards honestly, there's nothing here for me anymore. I want to keep drawing though cute girls elsewhere.
>>40395
drawing cute girls though elsewhere*
Here's a bonus I give out, because something different had been posted ITT: As movies, documentary films in general have narratives. They don't present the truth necessarily.

>>40395
> drawing cute girls though elsewhere
Any place for that in mind or are you going to do your website?

Its a bummer that the entire type of website had lost you somewhere down the road.
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You guys are welcome, it's always nice seeing eclipses happen.
>>40371
>I didn't get to see it. This is such bullshit.
Well to be fair I also didn't know about it until some 20-something minutes before it happened. At the very least the images are posted on the board.
Also another interesting thing about that eclipse: pic related was its trajectory. Not only Spain got to enjoy it but Iceland did so too.
>>40374
>pic 4 is such a great pose
It's very good honestly.
>I have a bluesky account just so I have the option to lurk those sort of artists but I don't venture far afield there because the overall community there is profoundly retarded.
Is there a way to use an RSS feed? Having an account on Bluesky seems like a waste, especially when all artists got scared off by the retards there.
>>Little Lulu
>WAO!
It's a nice surprise, isn't it?
>>40395
Thank you for everything regardless of what you decide to do.
I am still going through that psycho looking for stuff about internet culture this place could use. 

Also Whoops! All filtered because I am not interested in discussing the NS prison system again.I will decline to deliver preefs this point.

>>40398
> You guys are welcome, it's always nice seeing eclipses happen.
Too bad the place where I live was so light polluted, that I couldn't see any shooting stars as the guy at that eclipse watching event has promised. 

> Is there a way to use an RSS feed?
Well, you are in luck! Blue Sky collaborated with Open RSS and implemented them straight into the app itself. 

https://openrss.org/blog/bluesky-has-launched-rss-feeds
*Psychology blog 
God damnit!
>>40395
I'm sorry to hear that you're feeling that way. I often find myself agreeing with that sentiment.
>>40398
I knew it was going to happen, but unfortunately, it wasn't visible here.
>Also another interesting thing about that eclipse: pic related was its trajectory. Not only Spain got to enjoy it but Iceland did so too.
interesting.
This series of arguments, or however you might describe them, has been a disappointing.
>>40398
>it's always nice seeing eclipses happen.
It's really interesting to watch the squiggly shadow bands dance around on the ground before and after a total eclipse.  They don't look like a thing that should be real. 
>>40395
I wish you the best whatever you end up doing.  If you end up sharing art somewhere, I'd like to know if you don't mind.
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Still empty handed here. The post I am reading right now basically concerns the question whether we as a society should want addictions to be diseases or not. Not for this place. I also don't feel like linking more from there today. 

At least its not a slow news day in the pop culture world.

> PITTSBURGH, Aug. 13, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Duolingo, Inc. (Nasdaq: DUOL), the world's leading mobile learning platform, announced today it has acquired Animade, a London-based animation and motion design studio[...]

> Founded in London, Animade has built an international reputation for creating expressive motion systems, interactive experiences, and product storytelling for some of the world's leading technology companies and brands. The team will join Duolingo's Design Studio, increasing the company's capacity to support product innovation, Growth experiments, and new creative initiatives across the business. The acquisition also expands Duolingo's creative presence in the UK, reinforcing its continued investment in world-class talent.

Why is a phone app that gives you the illusion of language acquisition buying up several animation studios?The framing from the press release is not the answer sounds pretty irrelevant
https://archive.ph/XnyWX
https://archive.ph/5d7ek

Coyote vs. ACME was saved from the being shelved and the Hollywood Reporter brought a feature about it.
https://archive.ph/lcz1Y

Zeonic Scnalations released a two G-Savior models and more exciting for me a retranslation of the F91 Manga.
https://archive.ph/rKwYZ

Jeff Vogel, dev of Exile and Avernum among many other RPGs, is cleaning his house. That's not interesting. His memories of Everquest on the hand are.

> Everquest came at a time when you could really make your players suffer. Death cost you experience. You could lose your corpse and thus all your gear. Advancement was sloooooow. It was cool and exciting at the time, but it's not worth being nostalgic over.

> There were so many bits of weird experimentation in this game. Like the super difficult to enter Plane of Mischief that was just full of jokes and weirdness, but you could only enter it at the back of the raid zone. Or the Velious expansion, which ended with an unkillable boss that could only be activated once per server but had so much health that it couldn't be killed. (But then on a new server a bunch of guilds got together and spent a ton of time preparing and actually killed the thing, only to find no loot.)

> My favorite bit of old trivia: The endgame zone of the first expansion was called Veeshan's Peak. You had to do a big long quest to get the key to get in. The developers wanted this to be the ultimate scary mega-hardcore dungeon. When you entered, you couldn't walk or teleport out. You had to fight to the end, or use weird tricks with corpses to escape. (This got changed eventually.) This was so wild!

> Veeshan's Peak (almost with three other crazy hard places) was also declared a "Customer Service Limited Zone" where Customer Service would only help you in the case of the most gruesome bugs.

> I love the idea of a "Customer Service Limited Zone" in an amusing and sadistic way, but I'm not nostalgic for it.

https://archive.ph/3xzfW

Also Deponia is free on Steam right now.

>>40402
> This series of arguments, or however you might describe them, has been a disappointing.
I am sorry you had to see that too. Having them was not my intention. 

> It's really interesting to watch the squiggly shadow bands dance around on the ground before and after a total eclipse.  They don't look like a thing that should be real.
I never got to see that in person. At least I got orange glowing trees.
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Here comes the federal government with its industrial policies. 
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Choose a fucking big television
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>>40402
>It's really interesting to watch the squiggly shadow bands dance around on the ground before and after a total eclipse.  They don't look like a thing that should be real. 
That's one of the things that make space beautiful, honestly.
>>40407
Thanks for the songs.
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Takeo Ishii and some DJ made a 90s as fuck yodel techno. 

I could have also talk about techbros singing the the Chinese sabotage blues on xXx dot com, but that's not a topic for this place.
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>>40410
Thanks for the yodeling and the tiny fridge people. Those are goofy enough I couldn't help but smile.  
>>40407
Those were all fun to listen to.  I think I'll try to listen to the Ossana album sometime this weekend. Thanks for sharing.  
>>40404
So the good news is data centers will get fiber lines in rural areas while no one else nearby will have any access?  What part of that is good news?
>>40403
>Coyote vs. ACME was saved from the being shelved
I can't help but wonder if the movie is terrible since they thought it would more profitable to not release it. 
>Why is a phone app that gives you the illusion of language acquisition buying up several animation studios?
Presumably it's simply to dress up the visual presentation and interactive features of their product to keep people interested and do their own advertising/marketing instead of outsourcing. I would assume they came to the conclusion buying these companies would either be cheaper than paying them in the long run or they needed more volume of this type of work than they were able to obtain otherwise.
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>>40411
> I can't help but wonder if the movie is terrible since they thought it would more profitable to not release it.
Apparently other animation people liked it very much. Called it the best live action-animation hybrid since Who Framed Roger Rabbit. No idea if that is so.

> Presumably it's simply to dress up the visual presentation and interactive features of their product
Which I suspect to be a red herring. Duolingo had been in crisis for a long while. According to some video essayist, way too much of its user base got disappointed by the learning results and realized that they actually bought a Skinner box. 

> Thanks for the yodeling and the tiny fridge people.
You're welcome. The Euro Dance fad  brought the world so many goofy video clips. Even Kraut Rankin-Bass got in and went full how do you do, fellow kids with a remix of the theme song of a one of their most famous productions.
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>find manga-styled pixiv fancomic of a western animated show
>loli artists who paywalls all his NSFW content like a fucking kike
>cringe worthy political humor straight out of a GG 2016 8chan thread
>"clown" pepe frog is in it for some reason 
>all characters behave out of character
it reminds me of that one faggot kukuruyo and all the other insufferable niggers drawing vivian james about 11 years ago.
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There will be a stream tomorrow for whatever reason.
The Lemon Twigs were in Spain last year and they covered Mejor by Los Brincos, an iconic beat era pop rock tune.
One of my favorite bands covering another one of my faves.
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The Rokes is also pretty cool for this kind of power pop with an italian flavor.
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Still combing through *that blog* looking for something useful. This may take a while. So does attentive reading that apparently causes flaming. Thankfully, that's optional. At least I had stumbled upon something about Schizophrenia[0] I've wanted to post yesterday. This place went down thanks to a blackout in Las Vegas or something however. 

The Setup. 
https://archive.ph/sXcYL
further discussion involving another example.  https://archive.ph/o8eyE

I going to post the rest , If find anything I think is usefuel, in the same style.

>>40415
I have never heard of a kukuryo. Was he even from 8chan? That event had attracted so many grifters and autists who came way too late for the wrong reasons. 

< everything 40414
How and ,more fascinating to me, why have found that garbage? 

[0] ... the "I have seen President SoAndSo eating a child Goya's Saturn style behind an Arby's. The voices inside that very rock can confirm that!" kind. No delusions about stuff that's only real inside one's head either. That would be a delirium.
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The Cyrillic is really stretched out.
>>40417
>>40418
I'll have to look those up.
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>>40419
I read both, but I'm a bit confused. Was his only point schizophrenia is a dificult to understand symptom and not a specific problem in and of itself?
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< Oh, Hello little user! You are enjoying some music, yes? How about some random polit sperging influencer?
Kindly do a backflip, youtube algorithm.

Brontosaurus was ... fake and gay?
https://obscuredinosaurfacts.com/blog/post/2019/08/31/brontosaurus-isnt-real.html

>>40421
Schizophrenia is hard to comprehend. Not because the patient is so far gone you can't comprehend his delusional jiving, but because there are gorillion variations of Schizophrenia; all of them slippery bastards that defy simple definitions. There is no ideal schizo who has all the marks of being a schizo in general out there. In fact to diagnose it correctly, you need a crap ton more information about the lunacy to not misdiagnose a different disorder as Schizophrenia. To demonstrate that sort of epimistic booby trap, taxonomy is used as an example. Followed by hypothetical example how even Aristotle can't learn what a computer is in general by examining thousands of different computers without actually operating them. Little digression: The thing he demands from you, the poor sap reading those post, at this point  is called a Transmission Performance or something in horrendous school master German. They are the bane of every Kraut's school life beyond the lowest levels.  Case in point: Schizophrenia caused by Toxoplasmosis Gondi. 

Hope this helped you to understand the gist of the two posts.
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On a even complicater level, if somebody thinks he spotted a schizo and then screams something about meds, he is  according to the first text ought to fucking sock it, because he has no idea which meds to use to begin with. Or whether its is schizophrenia AFFEA125C (with fries), something else or nothing. Which brings me to the following very unhelpful dilemma:

The schizo finder threats the alleged schizo
- He has it, but its resists treatment
- He hasn't it, but the treatment is very fine recreational drug
- He has it and the meds works. No idea why, but whew! Saved somebody again
- He doesn't has it and the treatment makes the patient's condition even worse.
 
Of 4 possible conditions in a simple thought experiment 3 don't work all and 2 make you wide open for a ebin lawsuit. 
... 
That's one is definitely on me. I knew that that thing was a internet pipe bomb since late 2011. Sorry about that.

>>40420
We had then both on stream yesterday. At lest the something by the Rokes. Its like psychedelic rock, if it was done by a bunch of normal guys who threw out all the acid buffoonery. Not bad. Probably excellent if groovy rock is exactly  your thing.
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Why is everything in Russian?
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>>40423
>because he has no idea which meds to use to begin with
How about all of them?

>>40424
Cheeki Breeki
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>>40425
Cool idea. How about a lawsuit? You know who would file it and why.
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Partying is NOT allowed. FUN is NOT allowed. Join Duty.
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>>40427
Meant for >>40425
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>>40424
добро пожаловать в зону сталкер ахахаха
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>>40429
>mfw
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>>40426
>You know who would file it and why
The ambulance chasing lawyer looking to make a quick buck and win on the moral causes alone as we see him on the six o'clock news crying, "Oh the hue manitees!"

I've lost all sympathy for anything related to mental illness when it's a program Progressives caused because they didn't want to keep the mental asylums open. Because they watched some stupid TV show that depicted how "evil" they were to lock up "normal" people, like the Dindu who stabbed the girl on a train in NYC a few months back.
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>they put mega man in fortnite
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Oh great! Now there's a recent example of a lunacy resisting drug treatment. There were like 13 distinct pharmaceuticals used in the treatment of that person ended in multiple murder. Whatever lawsuit would follow from that won't be filed by some a greedy shyster out of nowhere. 
  
>>40432
They put everything in Fortnite. Possibly because its one of the few video games children are playing nowadays.
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Just one of numerous old memories I've had on my mind lately:

The one part of E3 2017 that stood out to me the most was that TEW2 trailer that had somewhat of an abstract art direction, and an excellent cover of "Ordinary World".
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>>40435
I completely forgot that TEW even had a sequel.
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Happy CUNY Tuesday, everyone!!

>>40432
I hope Roll joins him.
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Warren Specter is retiring from game development. He's known for inventing the immersive sim  and also for his significant involvement in Ultima VI, System Shock 2 and Thief.
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>>40437
Happy CUNY Tuesday
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This shot is amazing
>>40440
Yeah, that is pretty remarkable, actually. Clearly fully-planned out in advance. You should repost this to >>>/film/ in one of their technical camera threads or something. Thanks!
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The clear difference between the UPA revival style from the 90s and the "CalArts" style from the 2010s is that one isn't an absolute eyesore and I want to crack the skull of this pretentious youtuber I was listening to until all his academic pretension drips out of his ears.
>>40441
I don't believe I know enough to discuss this topic but I'll make sure to repost it there.
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Since the board came back I'm reposting the links from last stream:

yatterman night 06 https://fileditchfiles.st/balpha4/8a1ea8324ede84861859/yatterman_night_06.mp4
yatterman night 07 https://fileditchfiles.st/balpha4/2bc7ec0e1c6f14b95cc9/yatterman_night_07.mp4
yatterman night 08 https://fileditchfiles.st/balpha4/8fa5baf2f873bdc9521f/yatterman_night_08.mp4
yatterman night 09 https://fileditchfiles.st/balpha4/656d5e386fc3b4bc924f/yatterman_night_09.mp4
cardcaptor sakura the movie (1999) https://fileditchfiles.st/alpha23/93706a5408ff9e10e35a/Cardcaptor_Sakura_the_Movie_%281999%29.mp4
azur lane slow ahead! s02e04 https://fileditchfiles.st/alpha23/f2ddc471c343f30dea86/azur_lane_slow_ahead_s02e04.mp4
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>>40432
I despise nu-Epic with all of my might.
>>40434
>They put everything in Fortnite. Possibly because its one of the few video games children are playing nowadays.
Kids should be playing better games.
>>40440
It really is an amazing view.
>>40442
I don't know why you were listening to someone like that but I want to beat him as well.
>>40443
Nice cats.
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>>40444
Next week we are finishing Yatterman Night and we are also watching X-Files. Do you want to watch anything else?
>>40445
>I don't know why you were listening to someone like that but I want to beat him as well.
It was something about animation that had an interesting title but the guy making the video was a pompous fuck.
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>>40446
>Next week we are finishing Yatterman Night and we are also watching X-Files. Do you want to watch anything else?
Aside from those two things and of course the boats I don't know, I could put a random Gaki no Tsukai episode or maybe GCCX.
>It was something about animation that had an interesting title but the guy making the video was a pompous fuck.
Seems to be the case sadly with animation jewtubers.
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>>40437
Happy (russian) CUNY Tuesday.
>I hope Roll joins him.
Please don't, I don't want fags bitching about her.
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>>40447
I sent you some files for a bunch of mostly animated films we could watch, did you see them
>Seems to be the case sadly with animation jewtubers.
I don't know why one of the least pretentious art forms attracts such retardation.
>>40448
Wonderful garupan goblin
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>>40449
>I sent you some files for a bunch of mostly animated films we could watch, did you see them
I haven't, let me check.
>Wonderful garupan goblin
спасибо
>>40445
> Kids should be playing better games.
Tell that their parents. 

> Seems to be the case sadly with animation jewtubers.
This is why I don't seek them out. I don't even get them that often. Partly because I beat the algorithm into submission with filters.
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>>40451
>Tell that their parents.
I know. You guys probably know at this point what I think about them.
>>40446
Can we watch Lupin III Cagliostro please?
>>40453
I thought we already did
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>>40453
>>40454
It was in the stream a couple months ago. 
>>40444
Thanks for the files. 
>>40440
That was beautifully done.
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>>40454
>>40455
>already watched
Oh. My apologies then, I missed it.
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Wow, Goy Theft Auto 6 looks bad, it somehow has a worse damage model than 4 from 18 years ago. This is what the niggercattle are losing their shit over? lol
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100 dollar game map
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lmao
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im sad
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>>40460
first one didn't work, re-encoded
genuinely how can normalfags be excited for this garbage.
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>>40461
don't sad
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>>40462
That is supposed to be Rockstar's Bonnie and Clyde? The driving looks arcadier than Outrun 2006 and Burnout. The enemies are dumber than real retards. Also Basket basically doesn't exist in that game; Its governed by the same mechanics used for throwing shit at people.
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>>40464
It's all intentional because the game is built around its eventual multiplayer mode and its netcode.
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AKA this is made for wiggers who blow their entire salary on shark cards.
*basketball

How about Normalfags pirate GTA VI? No, not to hurt Take2, but so there are physical copies they can all shove deep down into their asses. This is a disgrace like Duke Nukem Forever was. It gonna end up killing Rockstar North like Duke Nukem Forever killed 3Drealms.Sure, the Brand remained. The original entity is dead. ... That's brand stinking new Appogee, dipshit! 

I almost wrote how the devs got lucky that Computer Graphics became so good, that everything done competently will still look fine in 10 years. Then I remember the shit looking neckbeard on one of the characters I have seen somewhere else and realized we are in a time were graphics of most video games is actually regressing. 

>>40465
I could make a shit rogue like in pyGame and not bother to get the path finding algorithm right when If feel really lazy. That would be also intentional but not justified.
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>>40467
I genuinely doubt this will tank T2, they simply have too many customers and enough "prestige" from years worth of cocksucking to withstand any potential blowback from this game sucking ass.
>I could make a shit rogue like in pyGame and not bother to get the path finding algorithm right when If feel really lazy. That would be also intentional but not justified.
I'm not saying it's justified but they certainly believe it is, it was the same excuse they used for V being mechanically inferior to IV
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> The Dead sea effect of Academia
Is there also a dead sea effect of the Western lolicon scene? It sure looks like it.  

>>40468
Take2 is going to survive this. Rockstar North on the hand won't. 

> it was the same excuse they used for V being mechanically inferior to IV
I think its a gay conceit. Sounds like they have dumbed it down to the lowest common denominator to sell more shark cards and make it easier for endlessly yammering streamers.
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>>40469
> The Dead sea effect of Academia
>Is there also a dead sea effect of the Western lolicon scene? It sure looks like it.  
fuggg what does that mean x-DDDDDD
>Take2 is going to survive this. Rockstar North on the hand won't. 
May you be right because that would be really fucking funny
>I think its a gay conceit. Sounds like they have dumbed it down to the lowest common denominator to sell more shark cards and make it easier for endlessly yammering streamers.
it definitely paid off for them, gta5's yearly revenue is fucking insane and they even bought out fiveM which was like an unofficial online mod so they can monopolize the RP community, which is obviously nothing but retards just like second life
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do you ever feel like you are too old for mindless niggercattle entertainment anymore, i can't understand weebs the most because most modern anime is incredibly shallow feel-good formulaic garbage aimed at an audience of the most complacent retards in the planet (the japanese)
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lost_Nigger_Gold_Mine
>>40470
> fuggg what does that mean x-DDDDDD
Its antipattern. In the case of academia the competent leave for the privater sector and the hacks remain and do most research and also the teaching. I've just learned that it is used to name such dysfunction in the business world. I assumed it was a dictum already. 

> do you ever feel like you are too old for mindless niggercattle entertainment anymore
It has been rotting for years. I don't pay much attention to modern Anime exactly because Kodansha has turned it into garbolium by relying on Isekai. A genre Tomino has already done it better anyway. I whip something up and then go the fuck to sleep. sleep deprivation fucks you harder than any soft drug.
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>>40473
I was looking at the streaming list from another place and all i can honestly think is how can anyone willingly subject themselves to all this clearly mindless derivative content aimed at appeasing the overworked japanese populace. this isn't meant to be good or enjoyable, its meant to be the entertainment equivalent of junk food.
>Its antipattern. In the case of academia the competent leave for the privater sector and the hacks remain and do most research and also the teaching. I've just learned that it is used to name such dysfunction in the business world. I assumed it was a dictum already. 
so you are saying that competent lolicons leave for the private lolicon sector and then incompetent lolicons do research and teaching...what
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I think the uniformity and dumbing down of entertainment is connected to lack of literacy, agenda driven takeover and the typical death of subcultures tag teaming it all. The rot started in Science Fiction literature where the right wingers had been pushed onto a single publisher. Only Problem back then; If you didn't want to write adventure stories for some boomer with the taste of a teenage boy but you were totally screwed and if you got published there, Hollywood wouldn't take it. Similar happened to the otaku zoku, I suppose. There also still the death of the old business model lingering. Normalfags don't buy them plastic discs anymore. No hay from mainstream success, no risk taking with smaller things, leading to more uniformity. 

I don't know, man. Maybe we should start reading something like those schizotypal poems by that absolutely cruddy slav from some rural hellhole to experience something different.  

> so you are saying...
So you seem to attempt to bait me into regurgitating like the first best result from google so you don't have to do it yourself, yes?
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>>40475
>So you seem to attempt to bait me into regurgitating like the first best result from google so you don't have to do it yourself, yes?
i can't quite decipher your stream of consciousness, its not bait, sometimes you dont make a lot of sense.
>I think the uniformity and dumbing down of entertainment is connected to lack of literacy, agenda driven takeover and the typical death of subcultures tag teaming it all. The rot started in Science Fiction literature where the right wingers had been pushed onto a single publisher. Only Problem back then; If you didn't want to write adventure stories for some boomer with the taste of a teenage boy but you were totally screwed and if you got published there, Hollywood wouldn't take it. Similar happened to the otaku zoku, I suppose. There also still the death of the old business model lingering. Normalfags don't buy them plastic discs anymore. No hay from mainstream success, no risk taking with smaller things, leading to more uniformity. 
A lack of literacy is conveniently tied to the uptick in social media usage and the mainstream adoption of cellphones, I think it can all be conveniently linked to the iphone.
>I don't know, man. Maybe we should start reading something like those schizotypal poems by that absolutely cruddy slav from some rural hellhole to experience something different.  
i derive more enjoyment these days from creating my own shit even if its nothing to write home about, it keeps me stimulated in a positive manner.
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>thinks i was baiting him because i didn't understand his schizobabble
>stops responding like a bitch
yeah fuck you too
>upload SFW official Super Sonico art from nitroplus website
>gets taken down for allegedly being 'toddlercon' despite not featuring any nudity whatsoever
gelbooru is so gay
i'll probably make my own booru site if i ever get some spare cash so i dont have to put up with every single one being run by retards who allow 3dpd whores but ban drawings
I'm rewriting the rules to be less verbose and less spergy.
Pikat's avatar is really cute, shame it's a vtumor.
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>>40468
>I genuinely doubt this will tank T2
It will. I'm placing all my bets that R* and T2 overblew the budget big time. Becauseyou hard the retards in management seeing how they were making "Over a zillion dollars" annually on GTAO and thought that if they poured even more money and manpower into the game, it would become the "forever game" that Scam Citizen was advertising itself as.

Don't mistake this as the game being a "flop". It will sell a few dozen in the millions, and become the best selling game on both the No Games 5 and SexBox, but that won't be enough to save the game that they've spent over two billion dollars that we know of. Not to mention other logistical issues like the NG5/SexBox customer base being significantly smaller than the PS3/360 customer base when GTA5 launched 13 years ago, the game having no physical release, AND the game being $80.

>>40469
What's the "Dead Sea effect"?
>Take2 is going to survive this
They reported a near 200% loss last quarter: https://archive.ph/YV5e0

>>40473
>the competent leave for the privater sector and the hacks remain
It happens in everything, even the private sector.
<Here's Frank Zappa talking about it happening in the music industry.
Where a small group of hacks pushed out everyone that they didn't deem to be "real music" that people would want. And again, I refer back to the video in this post about early American science fiction: >>40320

>>40474
>this isn't meant to be good or enjoyable, its meant to be the entertainment equivalent of junk food
Wasn't the entire point out of the film Sullivan's Travels was that people just want to be entertained by their media at the end of the day? They don't want to be lectured at or subjected to someone's art project. I'd much rather take FOTM shlock that the Nips are pushing out over EVERYTHING modern WB is putting out. I mean, have you guys seen the Cartoon Cartoon submissions that they kept locked away for the past five years and are just now posting on their Jewtube channel?

And that's also part of the problem, too. It's easy to point out these shows being "low grade" compared to anime during the 80's and 90's, but those shows also needed to be so good in the first place because the market for cartoons was arguably more competitive back then. Similar problem with gaming, where the "best games" coming out are inferior remakes of games from the past when vidya was good.

>>40476
>A lack of literacy is conveniently tied to the uptick in social media usage and the mainstream adoption of cellphones, I think it can all be conveniently linked to the iphone.
Dude, you're going to ignore the destruction of the education system that's been ongoing since the 80's ever since we adopted Brazil's education model cooked up Paulo Freire. THAT'S the reason why people cannot read for shit. As the entire model is about turning kids into political activists instead of intelligent adults.
>>40482
>They don't want to be lectured at or subjected to someone's art project. I'd much rather take FOTM shlock that the Nips are pushing out over EVERYTHING modern WB is putting out.
I'd rather have neither, how about that? If the choice is between mindless low quality entertainment and politicized low quality entertainment, I'm staying out entirely.
> I mean, have you guys seen the Cartoon Cartoon submissions that they kept locked away for the past five years and are just now posting on their Jewtube channel?
Most of those were explicitly catering to the non existent 2020 era market that was presumed to exist during the Biden administration and it shows, absolute garbage. They should've just kept them locked away.
>>40482
>Dude, you're going to ignore the destruction of the education system that's been ongoing since the 80's ever since we adopted Brazil's education model cooked up Paulo Freire. THAT'S the reason why people cannot read for shit. As the entire model is about turning kids into political activists instead of intelligent adults.
I wasn't even aware of this guy nor his work.
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>>40485
>maple to usb port pipeline
Try here? Good luck, Anon.
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Sleep depravation is the mind killer. It fucks your cognition and also your gains harder than anything. 

>>40482
> Dude, you're going to ignore the destruction of the education system that's been ongoing since the 80's ever since we adopted Brazil's education model cooked up Paulo Freire. THAT'S the reason why people cannot read for shit. As the entire model is about turning kids into political activists instead of intelligent adults.

Ding-ding-ding! 
Now who the hell was this Paulo Freire character? Please don't answer this. I am looking up the guy myself right now.

>>40484
Here, I risking my ass by posting a work that had been discussed for decades at this point.

>>40482
> What's the "Dead Sea effect"?
The very phenomena that made that place so salty to begin with. Supposedly gorillions of years ago, water from a ocean flowed into the basin where the dead sea is now. A fewer gorillion years ago the connection between it and the ocean was severed. It had become a lake and a lot of the water in it evaporated. What has been left behind is salt, water with extremely high salt content and some other minerals also mostly made up of salt , I suppose. They also give the southern parts of the dead sea a funky gem stone like appearance since the dead has gotten even worse in the last 30 years. Now do a analogy :^).
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2 more years to play a GTA V again early. Normalfags are really impressed by the vidya version of dangling keys, aren't they.

The Duke Nukem Whenever parallels simply won't stop emerging out of the hell hole that is the everything website™.
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>>40488
lmao. honestly its hard to deny all the memes about the jewSA forces today.
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>>40489
>its hard to deny all the memes about the jewSA forces today
Consdering we're the only Western counry with an actual military, that's kind of the natural result. Can't make jokes about something that doesn't exist.
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Turns out the GTA6 leaks are so much worse as the learker apparently has a build of the game and NOT just clips. Which means anything that we see in these clips is going to be an indication of the final game. And there's also the distinct possibility that the guy could spoil the entire game.
>>40475
>Maybe we should start reading something like those schizotypal poems by that absolutely cruddy slav from some rural hellhole to experience something different.  
Who are you talking about?
>>40481
She looks like she needs some sleep.
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>>40491
The map looks large impressive enough. I think its the only part of the game that is fine. I hope Leek spoils the ending. That would be ebin. Too bad omegle doesn't exist anymore. 

>>40492
Orcbrand of course. You must have missed my post about the Book of Kisses.
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>>40493
Seeing the cover again, I now remember it vaguely.  That was some time ago, and I can't recall anything specific beyond thinking how ridiculous it sounded. 
>>40491
The sound effects for the plane are horrible. It does not sound at all like you are in a an open cockpit biplane.
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>>40493
>The map looks large impressive enough
Is it though? I mean, GTA5 was 30 square miles, with the map for GTA6  possibly being the same size. That puts it at the same size as R*'s own L.A. Noire, which was developed by an outside studio. And other games like Burnout Paradise with a similar size. Then you move up to AC4: Black Flag having 90 square miles and Operation Flashpoint: Dragon Rising having 130 on the 360/PS3.  Xenoblade X had 150 on the Wii U. But it gets even worse when you get bigger from there. As the next thing up is True Crimes: Streets of LA, which boasts a map size that is 240 square miles, even on the GC version. Releasing at the same time, you had L.A. Rush using the exact same territory for it's game map, and that received a release on the PSP. And speaking of PSP releases, the PSP also had Test Drive Unlimited, which had free roam across the entire island of Oahu, which is nearly 600 square miles. Adding to this, you have every single Just Cause boasting a 400 square mile map since it released on the PS2. Not to mention other games like Fuel with a map the size of Conneticut.

Now you may come back and declare that it isn't "impressive" how big the map is but how much content there is in the map. In which case the problem goes in the reverse direction and you're going to then have to start comparing the GTA6 to things like the Yakuza series and Shenmue. And are you seriously going to argue that GTA6 has a greater amount of interactivity with it's living world than either of those games that first released on the Dreamcast and PS2? Or even something much cheaper like Akiba's Trip? Or Haven and all of it's "freeformer gameplay".

I don't think people realize just how shit modern gaming is. Yes, concepts are more developed than they were before, it's all for the worse.
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why do You all care about GTA6 so much? it seems very shallow, not just game but marketing too
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>>40496
I get the feeling that GTA6 is going to be the watershed moment for modern gaming. In terms of if the industry can continue going forward with it's current trajectory or if it's going to have to halt everything and change course. Because everything that GTA6 is doing is the same thing as everyone else, but turned up to 11. And everyone is scared about the very really possibility that the "king" that developed the modern industry and has become the most successful game of all time could realistically fail. And if a game like GTA6 could fail, then everyone else could fail. And so everyone is holding their breath waiting to see what happens when this gaming equivalent of the tsar bomb lands this November.
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Some people may not like to hear it, but the potential GTA bomb has all the marks of the DVD crash in movies. 

>>40495
Didn't you learn anything from the open world fad? Huge empty maps with shit content that go like "collect all bear scrotums" and "burn down every alien clown base on the map" are not fun. Open worlds like this are in fact as dead as shit. The map is fine. There are enough details and also places to visit. What isn't is the rest of the game that takes place on it. 

>>40496
Its new Duke Nukem whenever and unlike that flop the successor to the largest vidya ever™ made.

>>40497
Ever heard of the speech "this is water"? I didn't realize that every AAA game on the market functions exactly like GTA  V. Sony has flatten its can with Concord and Marathon already. Now the next safe bet is probably going to bomb. Its a very realistic assumption. Also GTA V earned a profit that is about 30 times its original budget.  If the rumored budget is true, GTA VI would have to earn around 58 Billion to be as profitable as its predecessor with fucking Shark Cards besides digital copies. All this assumes my math does math and isn't retarded. No potential customer group has like 60 billion Dollaridoos. Especially not the target audience for the online mode.
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Please tone down the politics, you are scaring away everyone.
>>40491
IMHO this entire thing is a sham, a dog-and-pony show. Knowing the absolutely awful reception the game was going to have, and with so much money already having been shoved down that garbage hole, the financiers pulled out all the stops and decided to hire a professional patsy to be the fall guy and leak it ahead of time.

In other words, a very convoluted way to make "trailers" for the game in a desperate bid to build momentum for the game. Whether it pays off or not, they'll throw the guy away after enough has been done to know whether it will likely work. In their minds: if it works, fine; if not, they can bail early before the value of the company plummets. Just remember how much money is in the balance here.

Or not. Maybe the ((( straight story ))) is what is actually happening instead.
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I found out how GTA VI's latest build got leaked. Part of the development was outsourced to India and one of the code monkey got his work computer pozzed witha Remote Access Trojan by Leek (or one of his frens) ten times in a row.

>>40494
At face value, some of the things in that book are. But orcbrand is a excellent lyricist anyway.

>>40501
Nice conspiracy theory but have considered posting conspiracy facts?
>>40495
>Fuel
I still play it, I use the latest shader mod for it and some physics overhauls and just put my favorite music and drive around aimlessly when I need something to just play mindlessly. Podcasts, anime and letsp plays also work great with it. I wish there was a better game underneath though.
Fargo S1 is really good, you guys should watch it.
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Okay up next Odd Taxi, it looks very promising.
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Oi mates, the game is out.
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Why is everything in Portuguese now??!
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>>40506
The game is out and i'm out of money.
>>40507
>Portuguese
Come on it's clearly danish
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My favorite hobby is listening to music, if I listened to less music I would probably have more time to do other things.
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>>40509
>whynotboth?.jpg
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>>40510
lol, true. I remember I got some manager really mad at me back when I used to have this one shitty job because I was always wearing my headphones when nobody was around.
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>>40511
I was in the studio working alone one holiday, and around the lunchtime the boss came in as well. I was blasting heavy metal music at about 110dB, heh.
>>40508
>The game is out and i'm out of money.
The same goes for me too. I guess we'll have to wait a little longer.
>Come on it's clearly danish
My mistake. I'm not good at telling Finno-Ugric languages apart.
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>asked gelbooru staff why the official super sonico art was removed if all prior uploads of the same character by the same artist are still up after over a decade
>he responds by smugly deleting all the remaining pictures and claims people were having inappropriate conversations in private messages in the past as a justification
maybe just fucking moderate your site better instead then faggot, or better yet disable private messages.
I still see insanely disgusting comments all over gelbooru so clearly you aren't doing a good job anyway, what a retarded site.
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i just saw this clip and im genuinely scratching my head over here, i refuse to believe that zoomers are actually this retarded
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i had this
travel back in time to 2009 and stop demons souls from being made
>>40515
>not incessantly F5'g a thread for years on end, at a frequency of <30s
>ngmi
Amateur. Jap hikkis love their TV channels!
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>>40518
you know they have entire channels solely dedicated to their national martial arts, i used to watch NHK G for sumo commentary
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just watched some Duskbloods gameplay and it's a fucking weird MOBA thing closer to deadlock than a souls game, really gross.
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why are japanese people like this
>>40519
Yeah, they like their sports!
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Guys I need your genuine opinion. There's no polling option here, so you'll have to reply.

1. Forehead flesh horns or sides of head horns

Personally for me I hate the forehead flesh horns trend. That trend was stupid and I'm glad to be seeing more side-horns again in art.

2. Animal ears + human ears (a.k.a four-ears) or just animal ears (no human ears)

Gonna be the four-ears for me. I think a humanoid head only having animal ears looks weird personally.

>>40515
>Watching jewtube video essays
https://archive.ph/BX9t1 Obvious
https://archive.ph/Nd988 Extremely online shenanigans as relics of sick society
https://archive.ph/YNB79 what is a porn routine?

Something about eternal childhood. I think this has affected the internets relationship to sex the most:
https://archive.ph/K2POn
https://archive.ph/HaUPX
https://archive.ph/m3Cyq

You can lead a donkey to water but you can't force drink. If it ends up on your pizza, you know why. 
> But Anyon, why are you salty?
Maybe because I had been accused of some stuff that does not apply. I am literally hoarding books in my ,admittedly very disordered, physical backlog for example. One of them was a popular scientific work that gives the reader an overview over various common mental disorders. That had been written by a literal psychiatrist.

And after this maybe something about Ghost in the Shell after I am done rereading it. 

>>40514
At this point, shove that place into a furnace, or something. This is more unfair and arbitrary than halfchan was.Probably still is.

>>40523
> Watching jewtube video essays
< Not sandblasting the shit ones off your time line with utmost prejudice

I also take four ears. You can't go wrong with a classic.
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DODI Repacks can't be trusted anymore.
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>>40523
These are all horrible choices so I'll go with the lesser evil and pick the four ears because at least it isn't pic related which I am also partially guilty of
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>insert sperging_soyjak.jpg
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In other news: you could be dealing with this instead:
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>>40529
I wouldn't wanna be there, but that's beautifully shot, it reminds me of Blade Runner
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>>40530
yeah, i find it breddy comfy tbh
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I'll probably revert the italian language settings tomorrow.
I might eventually change our weekly streams to Saturdays or something.
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>>40453
We watched that one already.
>>40455
>Thanks for the files. 
You're welcome.
>>40457
Where are these girls from? Some of them look like Garupan girls.
>>40499
Hot Zundamon.
>>40504
Is it based on the movie?
>>40507
This person is behind it.
>>40514
He should start by not shilling Vtumors on the front page.
>>40524
>At this point, shove that place into a furnace, or something. This is more unfair and arbitrary than halfchan was.
The sad thing is Gelbooru is the only booru where you can browse loli pics without an account or paying money (Sankaku, Danbooru). If it wasn't for Lolibooru dying a "mysterious" death I wouldn't use it as much.
>>40525
What happened?
>>40523
>1. Forehead flesh horns or sides of head horns
Sides of head horns.
>2. Animal ears + human ears (a.k.a four-ears) or just animal ears (no human ears)
Ambivalent on this one but I'll choose four ears.
>>40526
>flesh fang
Cute.
>>40534
> If it wasn't for Lolibooru dying a "mysterious" death I wouldn't use it as much.
The web got little tight recently. At least there is a plausible explanation somewhere ITT. 

> He should start by not shilling Vtumors on the front page.
As in ads? Or is he pushing some of them like a good little simp?
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>>40533
I don't mind the change to Saturdays but there might be overlap with the /monster/ stream. If you don't care about it then go ahead regardless.
>>40535
>The web got little tight recently. At least there is a plausible explanation somewhere ITT. 
It died and someone bought the domain for a scam (that's what I remember at least).
>As in ads? Or is he pushing some of them like a good little simp?
When you type the domain someone you get a custom front page where the dude fucking shills a specific Vtumor. Right now the front page is normal but when it shills her you will see, it's not subtle at all.
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>>40534
>Where are these girls from? Some of them look like Garupan girls.
I don't know, I just got that from xitter like half a year ago.
>Is it based on the movie?
Kinda? It takes place in the same town and features similar plot elements but its otherwise a wholly original story.
>He should start by not shilling Vtumors on the front page.
That's not the worst thing he allows on the site, I've reported a certain tag and they do nothing about it but fully clothed official nitroplus art is going too far apparently.
>What happened?
Shady redirects to a site called game-repacks.site, decryption keys on discord (allegedly) and other suspicious activity. Most piracy-adjacent communities are now warning against using it. Stick to fitgirl or cs.rin.ru
>>40536
>I don't mind the change to Saturdays but there might be overlap with the /monster/ stream. If you don't care about it then go ahead regardless.
You remember how everyone usually leaves before our stream is over because they claim they can't stay up too late on Sundays due to work and similar real life related reasons?
Yeah...I'm tired of that.
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>>40535
>As in ads? Or is he pushing some of them like a good little simp?
He does it for free, and he exclusively shills the trashiest ones imaginable while at it, even a negress with an OF account.
>The web got little tight recently. At least there is a plausible explanation somewhere ITT. 
Which explanation?
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I think the Gelbooru retardation inspired my next finger exercise. Here's the Entity-Relationship diagramm equivalent of a  doodle on a napkin. 

>>40536
> It died and someone bought the domain for a scam
Thankfully no outside attack. Domain parking isn't good either. 
> when it shills her you will see, it's not subtle at all.
So those retards are pushing it algorithmically like good little simps? got it 

>>40538
> He does it for free
So he's a fucking simp. Good to know. 
> Which explanation?
One that thankfully not apply to lolibooru specifically.
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*applies to lolibooru... 
It explains soyniggers though

I forgot to mention that I can't give you a fixed schedule. Partly because converting it to the goofy nonsense I can use takes some time and also some finesse. Partly because the I don't know what sort features of images boorus in general stores besides tags and comments and maybe the uploader id and definitely the upload date. I have forgotten that one.
>>40523
>horns
I like the placement of forehead horns more, but the fleshy look is less appealing.
>ears
I think having an extra pair of ears is worse.
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What kind of Bozo has decided to put the goddamn images into article tags? Those things are semantic. Thumbnails are technically not articles. The full view uses sections. This made me suspicious. So I grabbed the next best HTML validator and .. fug. Never ever plagiarize Gelbooru's HTML.  At least I know where I can start reverse engineering.
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Here's some pleasant things.
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>>40533
Try to not overlap with the biweekly Jackbox streams.
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>>40546
Trying not to overlap with shit has been killing my schedules for ages now. I'm done playing third wheel to every other stream, if people want to go somewhere else then so be it.
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>>40547
Are you prepared for the kind of death you've earned little man?
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I need to start my stream after /monster/ however I can't help with the Jackbox stuff if it happens on Saturdays...
>>40546
How sad, dear brother.
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>>40549
That's probably a good compromise, Anon.
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Japanese typewriter sounds like a very obscure slur.
Why is everything Italian?
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The first time I tried playing around with Disney Animation Studio for Amiga, I didn't even bother creating anything with it, but now I am feeling reinvigorated after rewatching some vintage clips about it. Here's one such clip. 
Thinking about tools like these, 3D Movie Maker, Hash's Animatin:Master and similar makes me realize that we've actually devolved when it comes to making fun, accessible creativity tools that anyone can use. Hell, I believe Flash/Animate has been discontinued as well...Or maybe there's just less demand for it since regular computers (not phones) have become less popular among younger people despite the growing PC gaming market.  Pretty sure even the creative younger types these days are just making like retarded monetized content on some UGC oriented platform instead of uploading stickmen killing each other to newgrounds.
>>40551
How would you even use this device.
I just realized that the news anchor in this clip mentions "shop at home" using a computer, I believe this predates services like AOL so what exactly where people using to shop then?
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>>40551
Ebin mene XDDD
Joge is selfmade, donud sdeel XX-D

>>40543
Pics related. If you can read HTML or interpret the errors and warnings the official World Wide Web Consortium HTML 5 Validator™  blared at me.

> Thinking about tools like these, 3D Movie Maker, Hash's Animatin:Master and similar makes me realize that we've actually devolved when it comes to making fun, accessible creativity tools
The decline in the design of user interfaces to human needs through a focus group testing, laziness and lack of training in making those things conform to humans is a pretty sad development. That most user interfaces are done with Electron to make shit responsive merely added fuel to the fire. Also third world slave labor term rotted all the Xerox Metaphors. ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cn4vC80Pv6QI hope this was just autistic and unnecessary


> I believe this predates services like AOL so what exactly where people using to shop then?
Maybe something like BTX that you can dial up with modem. This is the guess I came up with. Could be also real big boy internet. Tim Berners Lee invented the Hyper Text Markup Language together with Hyper Text Transport Protocol and  the first Webbrowser. AOL was merely yet another ISP that attempted to entrap you in a walled Garden while also give you access to the wider Internet.
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>>40553
>Tim Berners Lee invented the Hyper Text Markup Language together with Hyper Text Transport Protocol and  the first Webbrowser. AOL was merely yet another ISP that attempted to entrap you in a walled Garden while also give you access to the wider Internet.
You know what I meant.
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>>40554
wow this is pretty nice for 1982, genuinely impressive user interface.
>Pics related. If you can read HTML or interpret the errors and warnings the official World Wide Web Consortium HTML 5 Validator™  blared at me.
I can't and I have no idea what you were rambling about earlier.
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>>40551
> Japanese typewriter
Sounds like a slur for hacks who can write nothing but the same  Isekai story without substance over and over again. 

>>40556
> I can't and I have no idea what you were rambling about earlier.
Don't tell me error messages and warnings are a bridge too far. 
Here:
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<html lang="en">

<head>
  <meta charset="UTF-8" >
  <meta name="viewport" content="width=device-width, initial-scale=1.0">
  <link rel="stylesheet" href="style.css" >
  <title>DIS IS TROOOO! I AINT FUCKING CRAYZAYYYYY~!</title>
</head>

<body>
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     <h1>They are coming!</h1>
     <h2>OH fug! They are inside the walls already!</h2>
     <p>Dumb schizo rant for your blogger dot com goes in there.</p>
   <p>Point is google and the W3C didn't intend article-tags for containers for some gallery with grid layout. You are still supposed to use div-tags to construct grid layouts.</p>
	<p> Also this is correct formally HTML. If you put it into a HTML Validor, you'll get nothing, because its formally correct.</p>
   	<small>Also please ask me to complete that shitpost.</small>
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> You know what I meant.
OK. So something like BTX is more likely then.
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I sort of forgot to post my take on the first Ghost in the Shell Manga. GiTS by Masamume Shirrow is a very famous cyberpunk work that starts out Espionage Thriller and devolves into a whacky discussion about Asian metaphysics and what it means to be human if truly intelligent machines do exist and humanity has learned how to upload consciousnesses into machines. You have already read or seen that one. Maybe you haven't read it, not even watched the movie adaptation Oshii directed from 1995. But some of the general story beats made it all over science fiction thanks to a combination of mememetic metasasis and Shirrows and Gibson , whose Neuromancer is some sort of 1.0. version of GitS, immense influence on Cyberpunk itself.
Despite the fact that the Manga is pretty episodic in its structure, it has an orverarching plot concerning a mysterious hacker with the handle "Puppet Master" who caused a lot grief for the international intelligence community. Basically because he can RAT people without leaving any traces back to himself and make them do his bidding, but digress. What is especially perculiar is what Oshii had left and substituted with spectacular set piece in the third act. 
It involves the Middle East Conflict that was very, very bad at the time. I won't rant about what or who got killed off for good with a headshot at the time. I'll spoil Chapter 11 of the Manga instead.

A few months after Puppet master was caught by Section 9 and his consciousnesses was dissolved into Major Kusnagi like some carbon tablet, a routine case went horribly. The supposed seizure of an underage terrorist ended in Kusanagi blowing his head off and a fugly public scandal. Turns out it was a trap setup by a Soviet-Jewish asset named Shapiro who has supposedly infiltrated the Mossad to sabotage a trade agreement between the Japanese Government and the Arabs (house Saud I suppose), because he was in reality an Israel mole inside the KGB/FSB.
Section 9 smelled it as soon a Mossad hideout Kusanagi and Togusa were supposed to meet Shapior blew up in front of them. But that has become irrlevant, because Kusanagi got on trial for the killing of the terrorist. In the end, Batou and Kusanagi faked her death so she could flee to an hide out inside a cyber brain.
The only thing Oshii used from the last part was Literally the last scene in the Manga where Kusanagi wakes up, looks into the night city Skyline of Tokyo and wondered where they (the new being) should go now)

Shirrows partly realistic partly cartoony style still looks fine. Especially his color pages that are in style unique to Shirrow himself. He was like the only artists who used xerography to add texture to his art.
The plot however gets from ordinary cyberpunk to esoteric gobbledy-gook in the third act. (don't freak out. Kusanagi herself pointed it out when the spoopy  Puppet Master's AR spirit bothered her with that stuff.) This also cranked to 11, because Shirrow is doing Japanese Metaphysics in there. 
conclusion:
8/10.
A well made beloved classic you should check out. It is a little...weird.




Now I understand why Techies are ought to be people's persons. If I got or gonna get b& for the HTML example, this was the last time I go into that much detail.
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>>40552
That's really interesting Anon, thanks. Are any of these tools somehow available to play around with still today?
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>>40523
Sides of head horns and no human ears.
>>40534
I don't remember giving you permission to post pictures of my wife on the internet.
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>>40552
>How would you even use this device.
You just turn the barrel knob and move the pointer to find the character you want and you hit the single type key to strike the paper. It's a slow but creative way to deal with a large character set writing system.
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i just have to get few things out of my mind such as coming out of portal, the vulcanic air is affecting me a bit and now I am just giving my best to manifest good luck, i have to believe because luck comes to those that need it, just like drunks, or well failures
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< 40557 ... don't ask me to write the rest.

>>40561
Ah. The goddamn Type writer, of course . Good morning -_-;

>>40559
Yes. MS-Dos and Amiga version are floating around out there. Don't ask me how to configure win UAE or any other Amiga emulator for it.

https://archive.org/details/msdos_Disney_Presents_-_The_Animation_Studio_1990
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also, I have been thinking and I really want that keyboard with a maple bus port, does anyone here use such?
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>>40564
Since I am proud owner of a Dreamcast with keyboard I sometimes use it on my Dreamcast. For what do you want to use it?  There are only a few games that actually support that thing and I don't think that surfing the current internet on a dreamcast would be fun.
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>>40549
If that's what it takes then do your best. I'll try to show up when I can.
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>>40569
Fucking simps. Simps suck. Can he like just stalk the puppeteer if she's so great and leave the user base alone?
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>>40545
Thanks for the music. 
>>40569
Well, that's pretty fucking disgusting.
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>>40561
Sounds comprehensive enough, but also maybe highlights some of the memory burden problems prevalent with the Japanese alphabet, something which other Chinese-influenced systems like Hangul have long since corrected.
>>40562
Are you okay
>>40559
Here's Hash Animation:Master v19h which is rather hard to find since it isn't free, get it while you can, this link lasts for 3 days. Great 3D animation tool.
https://litter.catbox.moe/0o6vmvzm1p6gyzot.rar
If you want a more rudimentary tool to create simple, abstract landscapes rather quickly, then check out Bryce 4 for Windows 98
https://archive.org/details/bryce4
As for Disney Animation Studio, somebody else already linked it here 
>>40563
But you are going to either need a cracked copy or find an only scan of the user manual to bypass the copy protection which requires typing certain words found in certain pages. Someone might've already written down all the answers though.
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>>40574
Good news then: A famous group cracked that thing wide open for clout. Finding that version needs a bigger drill I am afraid. The first result was on the very emulation site I got my Amiga games from and they folded and took it down.
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>>40575
Great, I hated typing that shit down every time I wanted to use it.
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>>40526
>flesh fangs
I have mixed feelings about this one but I'm just going to go ahead and say that it sometimes can be cute, even though regular fangs are cuter imo.
>>40527
Why does the character look like something out of homestuck?
>>40534
>1. Forehead flesh horns or sides of head horns
Sides of head horns.
>2. Animal ears + human ears (a.k.a four-ears) or just animal ears (no human ears)
Ambivalent on this one but I'll choose four ears.
My brother in Christ
>>40552
>Pretty sure even the creative younger types these days are just making like retarded monetized content on some UGC oriented platform instead of uploading stickmen killing each other to newgrounds.
I'm definitely not in the know about this, but my sister's kids and their friends are into this newgrounds type of animation that are reminiscent of those pixel animations from pre-2015, but they're all based on creepy-pastas instead of being innovative. It's always some Sonic.exe type of thing or the like. And if it's not that it's one of those weird sexualized meme things with anthropomorphic characters doing some tik-tok dance to some catchy song. And thank you for posting this video. I love looking at old technology.
>>40558
Good review. I've always wanted to know the differences between the original movie and the manga. I might give the manga a try now, even though I avoided it because I heard it contained /u/.
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A lot of milestones have been reached in PS3 emulation lately. I don't know if anyone is aware of this I've been gone for a while yet again but there is an android (or more specifically ARM) port of RPCS3 and one of the lead devs had made a video not too long ago regarding the optimization process on that project: https://youtu.be/-aI_XEwmKFk
Additional blog post for what he didn't cover in the video: https://whatcookie.github.io/posts/rpcs3-on-arm64-what-didnt-make-the-cut/
Link to the port itself: https://github.com/ARMSX2/ARMSX3
In other news, Nintendies had nuked over 500 github pages filled with switch emulator forks. Fortunately devs have (mostly) learned that you do not host your emulation projects on github.
Here's some links to the current best Switch Emulators:
Eden: https://git.eden-emu.dev/eden-emu/eden/releases
Citron-neo: https://github.com/citron-neo/emulator
There was some tranny drama involving the original Citron some time back, but that's expected from these projects so I really didn't do much research. If Eden isn't working, try this fork of the original Citron.
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>>40537
>Kinda? It takes place in the same town and features similar plot elements but its otherwise a wholly original story.
Okay, maybe it'll be interesting to see.
>Shady redirects to a site called game-repacks.site, decryption keys on discord (allegedly) and other suspicious activity. Most piracy-adjacent communities are now warning against using it.
Damn, it got compromised. Sucks but I'm not that much surprised.
>Stick to fitgirl or cs.rin.ru
Those are my main go-to sources so I'll keep doing that.
>You remember how everyone usually leaves before our stream is over because they claim they can't stay up too late on Sundays due to work and similar real life related reasons? Yeah...I'm tired of that.
That's understandable.
>>40544
>>40545
Good pleasant things.
>>40553
I'm not sure either, I doubt you could "shop at home" on something like a BBS.
>>40560
>I don't remember giving you permission to post pictures of my wife on the internet.
Oops I've done it again :^)
>>40569
This shit is what I was talking about, Dreamcast anyon. You get your eyes raped by this.
>>40570
>Can he like just stalk the puppeteer if she's so great and leave the user base alone?
He should stop putting pics of whores on certain character tags first but he's unfortunately into 3DPD.
>>40575
>Paradox
Those guys are great.
>>40577
>My brother in Christ
I'm sorry.
>>40578
That is actually impressive.
>Fortunately devs have (mostly) learned that you do not host your emulation projects on github.
The next ones to learn this should be all the people doing decomps and recomps of old games if what happened with the GTA 3 and VC ones are an example to go by.
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>>40577
>I have mixed feelings about this one but I'm just going to go ahead and say that it sometimes can be cute, even though regular fangs are cuter imo.
Regular fangs can conflict with line economy.
>Why does the character look like something out of homestuck?
It does? I have no idea, that's from a game called Endacopia which blends 2D and 3D visuals in a creative way but sadly the writing is abysmal.
>I'm definitely not in the know about this, but my sister's kids and their friends are into this newgrounds type of animation that are reminiscent of those pixel animations from pre-2015, but they're all based on creepy-pastas instead of being innovative. It's always some Sonic.exe type of thing or the like. And if it's not that it's one of those weird sexualized meme things with anthropomorphic characters doing some tik-tok dance to some catchy song.
Sounds like your average "brainrot" content that chronically online kids are into. 
>>40578
I'm more interested on PS4 emulation as of late, realistically Dreams should be playable on PC soon.
Thanks for the updates nonetheless, not that there is much reason to move away from my over a year old build of Ryujinx, is there.
>>40579
>Okay, maybe it'll be interesting to see.
Just watch the pilot sometime.
>I'm not sure either, I doubt you could "shop at home" on something like a BBS.
I genuinely have no idea, maybe he meant something akin to teletext or some other broadcast signal based services.
>This shit is what I was talking about, Dreamcast anyon. You get your eyes raped by this.
The most offending part is the self-degrading paypig text, I hate it.
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A younger family member made me watch the Backrooms film, as well as FNAF 1 and 2. I actually kind of liked the first FNAF film. I don't remember much about it, though.
>>40562
You live near a volcano?
>>40569
That bitch's avatar fucking sucks, and this guy is a faggot for shilling this whore for free.
>>40579
>Oops I've done it again :^)
I'll forgive you since you posted a good one. No one wears tights better than my wife Anchovy.
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>>40580
Flandre Scarlet is forbidden.
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>>40579
> tags first but he's unfortunately into 3DPD.
Da fug? How the hell did he get control over the internet largest booru? Did link below happen again?
http://archive.today/2026.06.29-114244/https://meaningness.com/geeks-mops-sociopaths
Link will be posted until the dynamics described there in become a forced meme.

> Those guys are great.
Great? Legendary. Like every third vidya in the 90s was cracked by them. The Brand is still in use today. The latest thing I got from a group with that name was a crack for Age of Wonders 4. 

>>40578
Thx for the emulators and the feedback to me review.

> I avoided it because I heard it contained /u/
What's with that extremely gay hang up? Nothing against you, I am just curious how hard a certain someone fucked up. 

Minor spoiler There is a lesbian sex scene which is cut short by Chief Aramaki himself. But don't worry, Darkhorse didn't like that too and grabbed the retouching pen to make the evil fingerbang go away. Calling that yuri is stretching the definition almost to the breaking point. 

>>40582
> A younger family member made me watch the Backrooms film, as well as FNAF 1 and 2.
Say no more! Give that tyke some Lovecraft, Dracula and whatnot and let him explore the full extend of Horror. You can no wrong with the original Hellraiser late in his life, because the Preternatural scenes are proto Zoomer-Horror This is how Teddy Spaghetti/Vox Day calls that sub genre.
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>>40583
jej
>>40584
>Say no more! Give that tyke some Lovecraft, Dracula and whatnot
She already likes classic horror literature. I bought her a copy of Frankenstein for Christmas, and she liked it so much that she made me watch the movie with her. I think she mentioned wanting to read Lovecraft, too. Honestly, she reads far more books than I do. It's just that she likes internet creepypastas, too.
>>40586
>Honestly, she reads far more books than I do. It's just that she likes internet creepypastas, too.
The creepypastas I think get too much flack because, in some ways, they're pretty much the modern equivalent of campfire stories. Where, yes, they're shit, but still something enticing about them.
The movie spoofed in the /u/ meme is actually called Forbidden Planet. Its a proto version of the sort of Science Fiction  Star Trek embodies later down the line. Maybe we can watch it one day. 

>>40586
That's where the Zoomer horror comes from. Maybe its a supply issue. I cover the one I have with nonfiction with random blogs and wikis. Some of them were pretty wild nonsense if you ask me. If interested, say the word. I don't feel like posting some of it on my own. 

>>40587
Or Urban Legends. People liked to share them so much that some assburger had to ruin the fun by debunking every single one of them on their hoax lexicon websites. So people started to write shit creepy pastas that are so obviously fictional, that no autist gonna debunk them.
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>>40582
>I actually kind of liked the first FNAF film
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Since you guys brought up classic horror, I guess I might as well mention that we are watching Nosferatu the Vampyre (1979) probably within a few weeks.
>>40588
>The movie spoofed in the /u/ meme is actually called Forbidden Planet. 
Ah yes, the /u/ meme we all know about because we all share a singular brain.
>Its a proto version of the sort of Science Fiction  Star Trek embodies later down the line. Maybe we can watch it one day. 
I already suggested Forbidden Planet ages ago and nobody wanted to see it.
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>This game is freaking odd and liminal, i just shat my pants
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If anyone at all cares, this is my take on horror films: >>>/film/3808
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>>40588
>Forbidden Planet
Based & redpilled film.
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>>40590
> Ah yes, the /u/ meme we all know about because we all share a singular brain.
... You what happened last time. I know what happened last time. Let's be dickheads about what going wrong here 
> I already suggested Forbidden Planet ages ago and nobody wanted to see it.
I vaguely remember how it lost to something else. Are we really using a KO system for this?
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*Let's not be dickheads.
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>... You what happened last time. I know what happened last time. Let's be dickheads about what going wrong here 
I'm not familiar with this meme
>I vaguely remember how it lost to something else. Are we really using a KO system for this?
Evidently everyone is searching the films on the polls before we watch them to make sure it's something they want to watch, right?
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On the other hand I could also act like nightmarish asshole of a spergotron and zoom in on Hitomi's face one post at the time. Until even a dementia patient could recognize that it came from Madoka and that the show is vaguely associated with cartoon lesbians.

>>40592
Yep. 90s were a good time for entertainment, because the business model used for everything was so profitable, that there was also space for weird schlock and experimental Television. Too bad a combination of greed and fragmentation had to ruin everything. Enter hard drive recorders and there is practically no market for something like The Faculty. Another entertaining movie from that was "Idle Hands". Its takes place in some Suburban cul-de-sac and is basically an extrapolation of the Ash getting attacked by his very own hand in the first Evil Dead. In Idle Hand it happens to some teenage punk. Like Ash he also had to lop it off before it kills him. This when the movie starts to really shine as far as the standards for cretinous shlock are concerned. The Hand itself is its own character and does a lot of goofy things as it crawls around like Thing in Addams Family. My favorite scene is early in the third act I think. The hand discovers a pencil sharpaner and uses it to give itself some gnarly claws. Its uses it to score the majority of the frags. 

>>40596
> I'm not familiar with this meme
You mean you don't know the components? No, I don't think people have collective brain. That's retarded. I may have assumed a way too big body of general knowledge about 4canker anime boards among its former user base. This might be. 

> Evidently everyone is searching the films on the polls before we watch them to make sure it's something they want to watch, right?
Given our current argument, I suggest you to not expect too much.  I also vaguely remember that I voted Forbidden Planet and did a jive about how ebin Robby the Robot is.
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>>40581
>I'm more interested on PS4 emulation as of late, realistically Dreams should be playable on PC soon.
The interesting thing in terms of PS4 emulators is that most are compatibility layers (like Wine) instead of a standalone emulator. Probably trying to emulate the entire architecture is overkill for current PC hardware.
>Just watch the pilot sometime.
Alright.
>maybe he meant something akin to teletext or some other broadcast signal based services.
It could be the latter.
>>40582
>I actually kind of liked the first FNAF film. I don't remember much about it, though.
Dude really?
>>40583
>zoom
Thank goodness I never touched that shit.
>>40586
Maybe she'll grow out of them in the future.
>>40587
Campfire stories are less forced and stupid.
>>40590
>I guess I might as well mention that we are watching Nosferatu the Vampyre (1979) probably within a few weeks.
That's pretty cool. I'm interested in seeing how it differs from the original silent film.
>I already suggested Forbidden Planet ages ago and nobody wanted to see it.
What did it lost to? I don't remember what other choices were there.
>>40591
But first let's talk about parallel universes.
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>>40587
I don't really care about them either way. However, if I had kids, I still wouldn't want them to watch or read them. The communities surrounding them seem unhinged.
>>40589
If you want to.
>>40589
I mean, it was autistic, but not as awful as I thought it would be. It's like when you expect someone to punch you, but they just slap you instead.
>>40591
This is what the Backrooms film felt like to me.
>>40598
>Dude really?
Why, what happens in it? lol
>Maybe she'll grow out of them in the future.
I hope so, but she's not that young anymore. I'm not sure how to bring up the subject with her. Whenever I tried to talk her out of it before, she reacted badly.
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>>40599
>If you want to
Meant for >>40588
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>>40599
>Why, what happens in it? lol
Nothing, I had the same reaction as Dejiko.
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I forgot it was Sunday since I was busy playing sekiro and helping some relatives.
>Given our current argument, I suggest you to not expect too much.
What do you expect me to search? I don't have anything to go by from your picture, man.
>On the other hand I could also act like nightmarish asshole of a spergotron and zoom in on Hitomi's face one post at the time. Until even a dementia patient could recognize that it came from Madoka and that the show is vaguely associated with cartoon lesbians.
I don't know who that is, I vaguely remember watching Madoka Magica 13 years ago. Not everyone shares the same visual memory for media reference points as you are well aware so I don't know what zooming in would do.
>>40598
>The interesting thing in terms of PS4 emulators is that most are compatibility layers (like Wine) instead of a standalone emulator. Probably trying to emulate the entire architecture is overkill for current PC hardware.
Isn't that the case for PS5 emulation rather than PS4? My 3xxx card can handle PS4 emulation just fine, although I've only tried a small handful of games so far.
>That's pretty cool. I'm interested in seeing how it differs from the original silent film.
It's made by an insane person and it stars another insane person, so it OUGHT to be interesting.
>What did it lost to? I don't remember what other choices were there.
I don't remember
>But first let's talk about parallel universes.
There's no such thing as half a liminal space
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>>40602
> Not everyone shares the same visual memory for media reference points as you are well aware so I don't know what zooming in would do.
Practically nothing, because your visual memory seems to be less than perfect. It would boil down to a bunch of shitposts that zoom end as soon the meme girl's shocked face is a goddamn Deskstop wallpaper. 

You have also conflated to statements into one. Somehow. I didn't mean you and Madoka, I meant everyone in the cytube channel and the movie suggestions. 

> it stars another insane person
Kinsky is more interesting behind the scenes or outside of film. If you speak German, because that's the language most of his outbursts are in. If I remember correctly, the 1970s Version of Nosferatu is fondly remembered by many horror enthusiasts. 



Also Liminal spaces are preternatural objects or rather[1] a abstract concept from the world of surreal art. See MC Escher.

[1] Fuckery from that category is weird and reactive to humanity. Please don't pop a vein. I didn't make that discovery myself. 
>>40601
Understandable.
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i have gotten into my massage chair in front of my puter with my good night beverage and than i inahled cinnamon and opened third lung, the air was not vulcanic but the swomp is coming back and the phantom was very close again but not acting, the portal might be much more accessible than on average
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yatterman night 10 https://fileditchfiles.st/balpha7/7c47c377299469673ed0/yatterman_night_10.mp4
yatterman night 11 https://fileditchfiles.st/balpha7/476c9ec0fa01620969d6/yatterman_night_11.mp4
yatterman night 12 https://fileditchfiles.st/balpha8/eac5633cc233cbcf0dca/yatterman_night_12.mp4
the x-files s06e02 drive https://fileditchfiles.st/balpha6/8042467b6885bb4128a4/x-files_s06e02.mp4
the x-files s08e10 badlaa https://fileditchfiles.st/beta23/15302398ca1d601dc04b/The_X-Files_S08e10_Badlaa.mp4
azur lane slow ahead! s02e05 https://fileditchfiles.st/alpha23/dc265c3adf1f318020ec/azur_lane_slow_ahead_s02e05.mp4
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>>40610
Yatterman Night wasn't too great but next week there'll be something far more entertaining, thanks for the links.
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Why do monarchists hate the public domain?
Because it's royalty-free
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>>40614
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His blessed work has helped much. I'm sure it will continue to do so at this point.
>>40609
>file #1
Adorbs.

>>40610
Thanks for the files.

>>40613
Ba-duum tiss!
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>>40600
Be patient. This one will be an overview of the weird things I have discovered on the internet over the years. 

>>40611
And not too terrible either. At least there wasn't an American hooligan sucking up all the air that German corpo needed for his menacing intrigues. Also that burger asshole degaussed the best clanker.

>>40614
F to another edgy meme man from the late 1990s. Another an hero'd recently too. 

>>40610
Thanks for the files.
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>>40619
How did you end up there?
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>>40621
I saw this guy in the comment section for some random video and the name caught me off guard.
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>>40622
The video with the furry shocking the other furry's genitals is pretty wild.  I suppose i should be grateful I had decent parents and didn't turn out like that.
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>>40622
Despite google's best efforts, you still find the weirdest people in the comment sections. 

>>40623
> video with the furry shocking the other furry's genitals is pretty wild.
I gonna yoink that outsider art. Yup. Definitely, because those sick fucks are doing real tele dildonics here, if they are not in the same room together to begin with. 

tele dildonics: The operation of various network capable sex toys through the internet, a Personal Area Network or a local network with the magic and mystery of ubiquitous computing
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It looks like PiShock is aimed specifically at furry streamers. I needed a good laugh today. 
>>40624
>I gonna yoink that outsider art. Yup. Definitely, 
What?
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By this I mean downloading. My crappy copy on the webring may soon the only example of that video on the internet, because that video may violate youtube's rules. 

> It looks like PiShock is aimed specifically at furry streamers.
They have returned to their old antics.
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>>40618
You guys are welcome. Sucks that Yatterman Night ended up being a huge letdown but whatever. Leopard is hot though, especially in her Doronjo suit.
>>40614
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>>40623
>erotic remote-shock VR furry livestreams
can someone hack this shit so they electrocute to death
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>>40627
> Sucks that Yatterman Night ended up being a huge letdown
Yatterman itself wasn't Tezuka either. I hope you enjoyed the Tatsunoku commercial enough to check out their other anime. 

>>40628
No. Those things are a too weak to Westinghouse anyone.
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>>40628
The device itself does not connect to the internet.  It looks like it's probably a rebranded/repackaged version of a dog shock collar with a different remote control system.  It even beeps and vibrates, which would be lower level warnings for a dog. 
>>40630
fitting song
So I'm playing this game and whichever character you choose when talking to NPCs effects the responses you might get from said NPCs and this is very annoying.
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>character
party member
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>>40634
Does it affect game progression?
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>>40614
BIX NOOD MUHFUGGA
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https://files.fatbox.moe/9ljmfp.zip

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Saw a comment by an obvious tranny using the word goy as if trannies weren't the biggest example of slavery to jews. 

>>40635
It can affect the outcome of certain quests, if none of your party members have similar alignment to that of the NPC you can miss out on certain outcomes.
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The pathfinding is not great and I run into strange UI issues, such a shame. This is supposed to be the patched up version of ToEE too, so I don't know.
Wow, this is some atrocious early game.
I'll keep playing tomorrow.
>>40637
>Saw a comment by an obvious tranny using the word goy as if trannies weren't the biggest example of slavery to jews. 
Troons are psychotics and literally insane. I wouldn't expect any grounding in reality for anything they say or do.
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So two-way interfaces between living biology and computers are not only a thing but they are being proposed as a power-efficient alternative to current computing. Integrating sensory feedback to computing by using actual neurons, essentially. They 'shock' the neurons with unpredictable noise when they fail at a given task causing an excess of free energy and if the task is completed successfully, an orderly signal is released instead therefore minimizing chaos and ensuring preservation with a predictable environment.
This seems to be forcing all forms of thinkers to no longer use the terms sentience and sapience interchangeably, as well as fundamentally changing the way we think of 'feeling' as a concept which exists as a spectrum, which I mean is pretty obvious if you just look at any living creature.
https://yewtu.be/watch?v=uKhsbQcFVwQ
Here's a video about it.

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>>40641
It's just sickening how society validates their delusions
>>40642
>as a spectrum...
rather than a binary ordeal
trashboat, I received your message. I am encoding it now. It will probably be awhile before I can send it to you.
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>>40637
> if trannies weren't the biggest example of slavery to jews.
Let me be frank about why the castrated fuck is using it like this for one post: Gentile means not-Jew under normal circumstances. In that tranny's spastics it means "natural slave", because he stole that from yankee discourse on xXx dot com like a term rotting moron who should stick to standard English ... because he's fucking crazy to begin with. 

>>40642
This was pointed out in what "Computers still can't do" like 50 years ago; The illusion of thought is not necessarily intelligence and definitely not a good criteria for artificial sapience. In fact computers can't even be sapient, because they lack many criteria for it like a bodies or goals of their own. 
Discussing that as as spectrum looks like a gay conceit to keep the dream of creating the Golem alive. 

> The video
< We're Not Ready for [using DNA or nerve cells instead of electrons in Microchips]
< The cells were probably donated by one of the people researching it , because he finds the Mechanicus LARP ebin? ... Maybe
The thesis of the video strikes me as a little fear mongering. The narrator neither brings up any Philosophical objections nor does he mentions Kantian Kryptonite; The notion that there is a category of question you shouldn't even ask , because neither society nor humanity isn't ready for any of the likely answers. In fact he is asking one of those questions. Maybe Rocko's Basilisk is going to torture people, because it was tortured itself... Now this is what I call a info hazard :^)

< also in recommendations: The inevitable collapse of AI (Humanity won)
Of fucking course we won. I won't discuss why, because I am afraid I gonna get myself the hammer for that.
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To make the troon incident more complicated (for I find that ebin): You shouldn't use "natural slave", "Pushikoi" and "Goyim" interchangeably, because you are neither in a college of extremist heretic priests nor on in the actual right wing of Niglon's everything page. That word with this meaning doesn't belong outside of those places. Its Jargon. Please stop meming jargon. 
tl;dr
I hate newspeak, holy shit!
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Happy CUNY Tuesday, everyone!

>>40614
R.I.P.
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>>40642
>they are being proposed as a power-efficient alternative to current computing
This sounds odd to me.  You would need to maintain very specific conditions to keep the cells alive.  I can't imagine keeping the exact perfect temperature, etc. needed on  the surface of a chip is easy.
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>>40648
This. Adding any form of biological systems as an adjunct to computing systems entails a YUGE laundry list of exacting requirements.
>tl;dr
There's many good reasons this hasn't been done outside of little dog-and-pony fundraising ((( schemes ))). It's been tried many times before, and never endures longer than short term (like, no longer than two weeks or so). You can be sure that if it ever does succeed it will be exorbitant in costs, and require funding levels of both a major bio-research lab & a major datacenter combined.
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>>40649
So the technology isn't even here yet. 

>>40648
That problem has already been solved... with pet frogs and pet lizards. I am pretty sure ideal conditions can be met indefinitely with much less power than any server farm uses. To think of, feeding the cells themselves may be the biggest head ache. This is why the biochips reside in some sort of drawer, yes? 

The brain is a really hungry organ. This is why some many techies are fat. I mean really fat. Those things wants a lot food when their owners do heaps of intellectual work. Make the only food available snickers, cola an pizza and you get some real fat fucks. Anyway, I see that videos and those yellow press "Science" shows as pretty much the same thing. Do with that statement whatever you want.
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>>40650
>That problem has already been solved... with pet frogs and pet lizards.  I am pretty sure ideal conditions can be met indefinitely 
Human brain cells start to stop working normally at 104°F and die quickly around 108°F.  That would be quite cool for a maximum heat threshold on a chip.
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>>40651
You have accidentially found out, why there is a translation medium between the cells and the clanker. A pure biochip would get way too hot. This why the computer using it is so long, isn't it?
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According to Cortical's website these chips only live for six months. Here is a video about the Doom playing bioputer from Cortical:  https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=yRV8fSw6HaE

>>40652
They would need to be in direct contact, or very nearly so, to pass charge back and forth. The cells appear to sit directly on the pictured chip. I would assume the fluid is constantly being cycled to both regulate temperature, feed them, etc. 
>This why the computer using it is so long, isn't it?
The volume of the CL1 appears to mostly filled with life support systems, pumps and the like.   I image the overall shape is mostly for storage convenience in shelving racks.
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>>40653
I suppose a picture of the chip in the computer would have been better.
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>>40654
> According to Cortical's website these chips only live for six months.
This is not a very long life span for a computer. Those things are dying like hamsters over there. 

Water cooling unit? If yes, this doesn't feed it all. Just keeping the temperature at the perfect temperature the cells need to life. I don't see any obvious feeding mechanism in that picture. The chassis is may be for server racks, but it is a little long for a normal server, don't you think? 

I've studied that shit once. Like really hardcore. Sometimes in a lab headed by a professor with eccentric quirks and a swanky intelligence career. Fun story: The guy got totally scammed by the sophomores doing their final projects in his lab once. They yoked him with a experimental drone that couldn't do anything at all. Other fun story: One of the tutors teaching there had literal porn addiction. He accidentally showed an entire auditorium of students what he had recently fapped to and I was there. It was ebin.
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Looking at the top of the case more closely, I can see the gist of the over all bio chip part. That thing seems to work like an aquarium. Aquaristics is a little complicated. We had an aquarium once. This is how I know what a pain those things can be to keep operational. The fish population in it died from massive algae infection, twice. Despite my father's best effort to keep that things in there optimal. 

The filter for the nutritional fluid is hiding at the bottom of the case, I think. Interesting tech. I don't think its ready yet.
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>>40656
The aquarium comparison is fitting. 
>I don't see any obvious feeding mechanism in that picture.
It looks like there are in and out ports or maybe membranes? linking into the circulating system on the front of the unit above the touch screen. 
>but it is a little long for a normal server, don't you think?
It looks like it's set up specifically for pulling in and out of these shelves/cabinets. 
>The filter for the nutritional fluid is hiding at the bottom of the case, I think.
I think it's probably one the units on top.  It looks everything there lifts out easily, probably for cleaning and sanitization.
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>>40647
Happy CUNY Tueday!
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What shall I say? Aquariums are complicated. Especially when you are keeping cloned human brain cells instead of Neons in them and you also have to keep them  away from  stupidly hot clanker chips. 

>>40657
Hence why they are so extremely long for a server that narrow. Here is a pic of normal one. These are not that drawer shaped. 
Everything you need to swap is usually on the front. The bio ones are like that, because they are partly aquarium, partly server. Honestly the entire computer is freak. Its fascinating. Any documentation floating around?
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Guys, holy shit
https://nextendo.network/
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Splatoon 3 gamenight when?
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Good news everyone!
>>40662
SHIEEEEETTT
>>40662
The 1500s called. They want their omni flavor dishes back.:^)
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>>40662
You'll be making a delivery to the planet Blockage 9, the heart disease planet.
>>40659
>Any documentation floating around?
I didn't see any technical information on Cortical's website about the machines.  There were some linked articles I didn't read, but I assume those are more or less sales pitches. 
https://corticallabs.com/
Wow it actually works, i'm at the lobby for splat 3 and i'm seeing other players, we have full blown NSO emulation now with real hardware cross play.
I hope this means we will eventually have online mod support.
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>>40630
> I hope you enjoyed the Tatsunoku commercial enough to check out their other anime. 
Eh.
>>40636
Thanks for the archive.
>>40644
That's fine, there are a lot of days still.
>>40660
That's pretty good let's hope they don't become fags like Pretendo.
>>40662
>launches in China
Hmm...
>>40647
>>40658
Happy CUNY Tuesday.
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>>40668
I don't know what pretendo is, was that similar to Wiimfi?
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These kinds of services usually draw the ire of Nintendo after youtubers and sites like ign talk about them, so I hope it remains low profile and no grifters try to make a quick buck by talking about it.
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>mfw nitter and xcancel got a Cease&Desist order
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>>40671
Looks liek all the "Account Based in India" bot farms were upset over losing ad revenue from retards clicking on their generative sludge.
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>>40672
4th pic was posted accidentally, sorry.
>>40671
That's very disappointing news.
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>>40671
>>40672
>>40674
Sotwe is still working. I imagine the Chinks will tell jewlon to shove that letter up his arse.
https://www.sotwe.com/
>>40675
Thanks for sharing this, i wasn't aware of any other sites like this.
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Seems like both Super Mario 35 and PAC-MAN 99 are now supported by Nextendo. Although there's no one playing at these hours.
As you might know, both these games were shut down by Nintendo years ago and are no longer playable in any official manner.
>>40676
Np Anon. I'll post here again if I discover any others.
>>40642
Is this not working for anyone else, or just me?
https://redirect.invidious.io/watch?v=uKhsbQcFVwQ
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>>40679
Not working for me either
Hmm. Timing seems sus. First this >>40671 , now Invidious redirect not working all in the same day?
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>>40681
Nvm its working now. I was worried when it didn't work b/c of the jewlon kikery. Does the Invidious redirect go down often?
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RIP Tim Curry. This one really hurted md to hear.
>>40682
It's not uncommon for one instance to perform better than another. If something seems broken, just switch to a different one. This one generally performs best for me, but you may not find that to be the case: https://inv.nadeko.net
>>40683
That's sad to see.
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>>40671
According to a guy with his entire forearm inside that very pot, it wasn't Jeets. 
>>40675
This seems to be not affected, because it is as far removed from the guy I have mentioned as humanly possible. 

Internet meta sucks. It may sound harsch, but what I think people who poison that well deserve is in total violation of some global rules. 

In other news...Because this fucking place is malfunctioning 
> Our lawyers quashed most of the CD. You'll see new instances and new names this week. 
So, there will be nitter again in the near future.

>>40682
Avoid using invidious, because its getting actively fucked with by google and therefor often doesn't even work.Thankfully I already know how to use youtube without giving google ad money and also my data. 

>>40683
F
God damn, reaper got Tim Curry too.
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>>40683
Not the news I wanted to wake up to, RIP.
I opened Jewtube on my phone and I got AI sludge ads featuring sexualized imagery of Gwen Tennyson as she appears in the original Ben 10 show, curious how that's okay as per Youtube rules but they will take down MMD content without any nudity.
>>40687
>capitalized jewtube
>featuring sexualized imagery of Gwen Tennyson
>no anon writes like this, likely some karen
Welcome stranger. Enjoy your stay.
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I know the common argument for browsing popular monoliths by proxy. They are pretty much the same for using multiple blockers if you can afford the costs. As in CPU load and memory.  

So, want be assburger about Star Trek? Let's be assburger about Star Trek. Here's a fine article about why its dead now according to a certain Theodore Bale.

https://archive.ph/v164t
tl;dr
> What Voyager did was much worse. It taught Paramount how to make Star Trek without having to create Star Trek.
> The worst thing Voyager did to Star Trek was fail to fail.
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>>40688
What the fuck do you want me to say you dumb fucking nigger, should I stop capitalizing all my words like a caveman just so you are happy?
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>>40690
Lol, my mistake!
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Well, the Gayscum show was terrible. No surprise there.
The only amusing part was when they brought a developer up on stage who looks like Jeff Epstin's lost Italian cousin with a shower cap hairdo.
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>>40692
Dirty secret of Gamescom: Those festivals of awkwardness don't matter as much as the lineout that particular tradeshow spews forth. 
t.been there, done that as trade visitor on top of that
Kenji Ohtsuki's wonderful lyrics to one of my favorite songs.

香菜、頭をよくしてあげよう

モフモフとジャムパン
食べている君の横で僕は
ウムム!と考える
抱きしめてあげる以外には何か
君を愛す術はないものか?

「あたしってバカでしょ?
犬以下なの」と微笑む
無邪気な君は
本当にバカだ
だから
アレだ
僕は…

香菜、君の頭
僕がよくしてあげよう
香菜、生きることに
君がおびえぬように
香菜、明日、君を
名画座に連れていこう
香菜、カルトな映画
君に教えてあげよう

「御免ね、途中で
寝ちゃった、
ラストどうなったの?」
たずねた君は
本当にバカだ
だから
アレだ
僕は…

香菜、君の頭僕がよくしてあげよう
香菜、生きることに君がおびえぬように
香菜、明日、君を図書館に連れていこう
香菜、泣ける本を、君に選んであげよう
香菜、いつか恋も終わりが来るのだから
香菜、一人ででも生きていけるように
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I was looking up something else and got accidentally exposed to a fat ugly cosplayer, I need eyebleach.
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>>40578
Citron-neo fucking sucks, it's just downright broken. It's lead dev is an incompetent barely literate tranny who just outright removes essential features for the sake of "performance" and it breaks the entire project.
He removed the OpenGL renderer for absolutely no reason and multiple games that relied on it to function properly got severely fucked, not to mention that any GPU which isn't compatible with Vulkan can't use said emulator anymore. Please do more research before shilling crap.
>>40692
Who even watches this shit anymore.
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>>40687
I don't think they screen advertisements in any meaningful way. 
>>40689
I can't say I have an opinion on a show I've never watched, but, I'm curious, how do you pick the articles you read?  
>>40694
He sure says "Kana" a lot.
>>40695
Well, at least it wasn't a fat, ugly cross-dresser.
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I sent an encode to you, trashboat. I hope it was the correct one. Let me know if it wasn't so I can search for the right thing or fix any problems with the encode.
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>>40698
>He sure says "Kana" a lot.
It's addressed to a daughter.
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>>40684
>It's not uncommon for one instance to perform better than another. If something seems broken, just switch to a different one.
TY, Anon.
>>40700
I was being facetious. I gave it a listen earlier and, while I can't say the sound is realy to my tastes, the lyrics are quite sweet.  It is rather catchy too.
they are making inklings less attractive with each new entry so people stop drawing porn of them
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>>40698
> how do you pick the articles you read?
Giga RSS reder Spergotron 3000 (shit version.). Here's the gaming section. 
I also have tab with Arkhaven's substack open permamentely, because Vox Day's articles about media production and pop culture are good brain candy while traveling. 

>>40697
I rather hold my tongue on that one.
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The Arkhaven tab is on my cellphone of course. You really didn't think I was so eccentric that I slink my huge gaming PC around whenever I leave my house, didn't you? 

That RSS addon is pretty rotten relative to the last one I have used. Its practically defunct now, because google is changing what addons are allowed to do in chrome based browser. Thankfully this can revert any time, because the Bozos running that company have replaced its entire staff with slave labor. Maybe they end up like Sun Microsystem which HQ had been taken over by facebook. Only thing left of the company that brought the world Java and the Solaris; that creepy sign. This is actually  the backside of the facebook campus sign, by the way.
Every single person I've met who didn't like the Beatles ended up being a massive retard.
It's my measuring bar for whether I should talk to people or not.
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>>40687
I've seen shit like that on YouTube before too lol. So much AI girlfriend and mobile game trash on there.
>>40708
Uh-oh...
Interesting how this new Mega Man title looks about on par with Mighty No. 9 yet its getting showered with praise. Standards must've fallen.
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ngr*edia appears to be in the midst of attempting a 'hostile takeover' style bid against HuggingFace rn:
https://web.archive.org/web/20260827032828/https://www.businessinsider.com/nvidia-in-talks-to-buy-hugging-face-13-billion-dollars-2026-8
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>>40710
Mighty No. 67
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Ever noticed how the people who main FE characters or Joker/Sora in SSBU are the most insufferable tryhards imaginable.
>>40712
hehe got em
>>40711
this bubble can't pop soon enough, in which sane world is huggingface worth 13 billion dollars.
Please keep details about yourself to a minimum
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>>40669
It's the same thing as that Switch one but with 3DS and WiiU titles instead.
>>40670
You never know. At the very least it's open source so anyone could clone the repo and make forks off it.
>>40671
I saw that too. Elon is a fucking retard.
Also the main dev is seeking legal advice about this:
https://github.com/zedeus/nitter/issues/1442#issuecomment-5413651441
>>40682
The main redirect page works fine, it's the instances that tend to have some downtime. Nadeko is the most stable one in my experience.
>>40683
RIP
>>40687
Once again, this is what happens when you let your AI moderate everything.
>>40699
Check your e-mail, I replied to you.
>>40704
Be warned that instance is behind Cuckflare.
The guy who single-handedly killed CN/WB Animation is now leaving the network after it began bleeding revenue due to his poor decision making which drove off all talent away. He also greenlit that jeet Velma show back in 2023 and had a hand at choosing every single show that aired.
Guess what, he is indian. Another diversity hire running something into the ground with his shit smeared hands.
>>40715
>It's the same thing as that Switch one but with 3DS and WiiU titles instead.
Even Swapnote and Flipnote 3D? Those were kind of cool even though I never got to use them, I think there's an archive for Flipnote DSi somewher.
>Be warned that instance is behind Cuckflare.
That's the least of its problem, its getting rate limited to hell.
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New child sex trafficking ring ran by jeets and kikes just dropped. News at 11. The happening will not be televised.
>>40715
I saw your email. Thank you for getting back to me.
>>40716
I didn't know that, but it's not surprising. It sucks because Cartoon Network was my favorite channel by far even as an adult. Tons of great stuff came out of it.
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Oh, it's the same one Avicii was killed by. Not new I guess. No justice has been served yet.
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>>40715
> Also the main dev is seeking legal advice about this:
According to another dev the lawyers already shredded that. 

>>40716
Is there a source to this? 

>>40600
I forgotten about this either. And it's so apropos since somebody asked how I find all the stuff I am reading. Well, here's your solution: I slammed any random blog I found interesting inside an RSS reader. I've lurked a certain internet community that way. The same community also did fringe politics and autism theories. This is how found Meaningness, The last Psychiatrist and learned the whacky believes of WRPG dev who thinks he's a living fossil and what kind of sad sack originally came up with the black pill™. I dismissed the last one after 3 articles by the guy. The title of that blog alone is an argument  against the concept of blackpilling itself. Gathering together the long post will take a while.
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>>40719
To be frank, I don't know if that's a topic you should be discussing in this board.
>>40720
His name is Vishnu Ahtreya
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>bought some chinese peripheral
>have been spending over an hour looking around for drivers because it came with a cracked cd
thanks china
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>>40721
I'm sorry, man.
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>>40723
Nothing to apologize for.
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>>40724
Please excuse my tardation, but what is the round thing at the upper corner of the keyboard?
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>>40725
A rotary encoder knob, used for tasks like volume control.
Reading about Nick Bougas' life, this guy (>>40614) truly lived it all. The definition of not giving a shit, true definition of punk.
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>>40716
Was he responsible for turning Cartoon Network into a preschooler network and forcing AS to have a block for older CN shows as well?
>>40717
>Even Swapnote and Flipnote 3D? Those were kind of cool even though I never got to use them, I think there's an archive for Flipnote DSi somewher.
No, Pretendo only works for certain games. That being said, I found a couple for Flipnote:
https://kaeru.world/
https://www.sudomemo.net/ (this one seems to be more of a spiritual successor to Flipnote but I'll include it just in case)
As for Swapnote there's this:
https://netpass.cafe/
>That's the least of its problem, its getting rate limited to hell.
Sadly that's going to happen with any remaining Nitter instance or any newer ones that might pop up.
>>40718
>I saw your email. Thank you for getting back to me.
No problem. Apologies for not replying sooner.
>>40720
>According to another dev the lawyers already shredded that. 
Can you give me a source for it?
>>40722
Sasuga.
>>40724
That's a beautiful keyboard.
>>40727
The message is not fully written, what do you want to know?
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>>40727
Him and David Allen Coe both.
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>>40730
Jesus Christ. He was one of the most iconic voice talents of all time, rest in peace.
The bad news just keep hitting.
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What game is this, I need to know
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Nevermind I figured it out, and as it turns you can't even play it outside Japan or even access this site.
games.dmm.co.jp/detail/flower-x
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>>40730
F
Playing these games just reminds me about the sheer lack of any native social features on 90% of Switch games and how lonely of an experience it is. 
I have no way of communicating with others beyond pre-written messages after a match in most cases, how droll.
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wife material
I finally watched the GTAVI thing and all I could tell was that they made the male character a bumbling idiot that gets bossed around by the quadroon.
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>>40737
mostly-cute. the silhouettes read very well.
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>>40729
Together with many other 90s edgelords. Some of them are not aging gracefully.

>>40728
poa.st staff. Also from yet another guy with way too many haters and don't want to lure in. Hence the vague posting. Direct linking is sadly impossible, because the place I got that from is walled off to the outside world. 

> Was he responsible for turning Cartoon Network into a preschooler network and forcing AS to have a block for older CN shows as well?
According to Dejiko, yes. And he's a pretty slippery one. The only official statement about him leaving the smoldering ruins of CN alone on the internet in English is rather indirect. 
https://web.archive.org/web/20260810141211/https://www.c21media.net/news/spin-master-entertainment-appoints-cartoon-network-veteran-vishnu-athreya-as-president/

>>40736
90% of all online gaming is like this nowadays, because whiny people don't like getting flamed. Also there is that paranoid fear that evil whatevers are organizing through vidya chats. Something like that is usually poison for open societies. Even the internet. 

>>40738
Ebin. Its another girlboss again. Watching that goofy gameplay trailer right now. At least the fat nigger pushing a cop through the tofu dreg wall was sort of cool as set piece.
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> First example mission 
> Takes place in some ghetto commie block
> full of blackest poor people in all notFlorida
< apparently this normal in IRL Miami
> Bonny and Clyde are supposed to pick a duffelbag full of nose candy for some spic
> The half naked drug dealer with shit looking dreads don't give out the merchandise. 
< apparently due to spic fraud
> Mission ends with a police raid
< the cops are acting like fucking Moonman all mission
> At least the soundtrack is inspired by Hotline Miami
> Stealing cars is now more "realistic"
I don't know, man
> Next example Mission to introduce the dynamic between Bonny and Clyde to the blue balled normalfag audience is a normalfag relationship one 
< its at least as unromantic as the creepy dialogue with women in/from Sei Shoujo games.
> More random shit to distract the normies. 
> But hey, there is maybe a backyard wrassling mini game
< More glownigger/FBI stuf. Not even the interesting sort
< You know GTA gonna get esoteric with you like with federal spooks and shit. 
> Something came up :^) Bonny has to go now
< Boomer memories from a dialogue that doesn't look that interesting
> Its about getting off in time. A Theme of the game?
> next example mission. Its Bonny dropping off a stolen car.
< PSYKE! Its a car chase mission, motherfucker!
< cocksaar is dangling with the keys again.
< Its more bank heists like in GTA V
> More random bullshit like Basketball, diving and extreme sports. 
< third example mission is fucking escort mission
When will the industry finally learn that escort missions are bullshit, because Computers are retarded. 
> Escort mission is interrupted by nigger and latrino gangsters
< Because is Bonny and Clyde have a life that is chaotic and messy as that of some Thanquool [1]
> Moonman's enemies are now your enemies.
< Its a riff on Die Hard. 
< It also ends with a cliffhanger
< More serious shit from the off

Here you go. You will never have to watch the extended trailer of GTA VI.

I hope they end up like the real Bonny and Clyde. Did you know that the depiction of their downfall in the movie 1967 is said to have been the occasion for the introduction of the MPAA film rating system?

[1] Thanquool is a cool guy. He fucks up everything and is fear of nothing. You should look him up :^)
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>>40741
>Takes place in some ghetto commie block
I mean...not exactly novel territory, it's a game about crime.
Come with me for fun in my buggy
Come along let's go for the hell of it
See the faces round they're all looking
Wonder if they'd like to come for a ride
>>40614
Oh wow, I didn't know his identity was publicly known or that there was a picture of him. He must have faced lots of trouble.
>>40683
F
>>40727
>Also does anyone know if th
I know. So, basically, it's
>>40737
Could this be the rumored Shadows House that I've been hearing about?
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>>40741
The problem I had watching the entire thing was that it explained to me NOTHING about the game other than confirming that GTA6 is indeed an open-world sandbox video game. It told me nothing about the characters, their motivations, or why they decided to engage in this life of crime. Compare this to the trailers for GTA4 and even 5.
<Where GTA4 setups that you're playing as a guy who came to Liberty City to runaway from all the "problems" he had in the old country, and GTA5 setups that you're playing as a retired criminal pulled back into his life of crime.
Even the opening of GTA3/VC/SA open with the explaination of who you are and your motivations in the first 10 minutes. Meanwhile, the only thing I know about GTA6 is that it's about a "happy couple" who engage in crime because... the girl wants to be seen as "hardcore" after she just got out of jail?

Also another issue I had is that the game looks like it treats cops like complete cannon fodder for the player to just moe down without asking questions. In fact, if you guys haven't seen it yet, there's even a section 18 minutes into the gameplay reveal (I'll include the clip) where it's a police chace, and some jackass is riding around in your open trunk livestreaming the entire thing. And this is right after what I assume to be an earlier clip from the mission where he pops out of the trunk, learns that you just stole his friends car, and just treats it so fucking casually like "Just one of those silly little things that happens in Not-Miami". Am I suppose to assume that because we just saw potentially one cop being corrupt during the drug raid that "all police" are now evil and we should just treat then with reckless abandon, and that somehow makes people robbing liquor stores and banks the "good guys" when they're actively making life worse for everyone else?
>>40744
>Also another issue I had is that the game looks like it treats cops like complete cannon fodder for the player to just moe down without asking questions. In fact, if you guys haven't seen it yet, there's even a section 18 minutes into the gameplay reveal (I'll include the clip) where it's a police chace, and some jackass is riding around in your open trunk livestreaming the entire thing. And this is right after what I assume to be an earlier clip from the mission where he pops out of the trunk, learns that you just stole his friends car, and just treats it so fucking casually like "Just one of those silly little things that happens in Not-Miami". Am I suppose to assume that because we just saw potentially one cop being corrupt during the drug raid that "all police" are now evil and we should just treat then with reckless abandon, and that somehow makes people robbing liquor stores and banks the "good guys" when they're actively making life worse for everyone else?
It makes more sense once you realize that not a single person from the original GTA writing team is working at R* anymore so any sort of nuance to the writing is entirely gone.
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>>40743
> He must have faced lots of trouble.
Apparently he was as well known all over town. Even hung out with other famous edgelords such as Anton LaVey of the Church of Satan. 

>>40744
All I know about Bonny and Clyde's motivation is that they have some money problems and that's it. Other than that you get fucking nothing. Only couple of the games theme that RGG did first way earlier and second much better in Yakuza 0 <- play that shit!. 

>>40745
Makes sense. So GTA ceased to be GTA, because the entire writing staff that made the other games is gone.
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>>40746
>Makes sense. So GTA ceased to be GTA, because the entire writing staff that made the other games is gone.
Yes this happened right after Rockstar announced a shift on their workplace environment to be more "inclusive"
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>>40746
>All I know about Bonny and Clyde's motivation is that they have some money problems and that's it.
You still need more than "We're short on some cash" to give someone the motivation of becoming a hardenned criminal. And even if that is the case, this immediately stops being a "Bonnie & Clyde" story and becomes a "Fun With Dick And Jane".
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>>40748
Fun with Dick and Jane written in the creep ductus of Starless is exactly what we gonna get in the optional side content, I am afraid.
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>>40744
>In fact, if you guys haven't seen it yet, there's even a section 18 minutes into the gameplay reveal (I'll include the clip) where it's a police chace, and some jackass is riding around in your open trunk livestreaming the entire thing. And this is right after what I assume to be an earlier clip from the mission where he pops out of the trunk, learns that you just stole his friends car, and just treats it so fucking casually like "Just one of those silly little things that happens in Not-Miami".
It's a hundred times worse than previously thought
>>40749
What does King Crimson have to do with this
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>>40751
The romance parts, like the rest of the game, is also written by Western women.
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>>40752
Why did you bring up a King Crimson song, am I missing something here
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>Milo Yiannopoulos arrested by ICE
HAHAHAHAHA
>>40754
TOPJEJ
I liked that he played the """conservative""" schtick, but after all he's a cocksucking faggot. Burn him at the stake first, then deport the ashes.
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Too bad Sargon isn't residing in the US so they can deport his ass too.
>>40755
All groypers are gay, it's a requirement.
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>>40756
Sargon should be deported to whichever african country his nigger grandfather came from.
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>>40754
And on a plane back to Bongland he is.
It gonna be a very bad time to be groyper adjascent.
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>>40759
Good riddance
shit ass tryhard game is shilled so fucking hard I just wanna say that I liked it when game did not take itself seriously like in vice city and were made as an actual male fantasy, this shit is just seemingly cutscene into cutscene into semi-cutscene move around a bit wooah drive shoot cutscene hecking moment wow literally me haha horrid voice acting and basically a mask for GTA online please come RP with us and heckin based streamers we paid to shill our shit, If You like these type of games made for sissy gays, sure, enjoy it, but kindly stop with shilling cause shit is actual trash and I do not even want to get into it cause I could not get through GTAV intro
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>>40730
F
Fucking hell we lost both Curry and him in the same week.
>>40732
>>40733
Looks like something similar to Kancolle.
>>40737
Pretty cute.
>>40740
>spoilers
Alright.
>According to Dejiko, yes. And he's a pretty slippery one. The only official statement about him leaving the smoldering ruins of CN alone on the internet in English is rather indirect. 
I fucking despise Indians and the Britbongs too for not nuking them.
>>40743
>Could this be the rumored Shadows House that I've been hearing about?
Maybe. I need to see some more (dark) skin.
>>40754
>>40759
Good, fuck him.
>>40758
Thanks for the song.
>>40761
Honestly you're right, the game being leaked was funny but it's not worth discussing it any further. The only time I want to hear about it is when it brings that game industry crash that has been a long time in the making.
>>40761
Is it still happening? I am prtty sure the thread will die when it ain't happening. Too bad clankers aren't shocked by porn spam.
Gabriel DropOut ended. The final chapter was released today.
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Turns out it was actually the day before yesterday.
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I was moving around some tiny plastic men around on some sort of mouse pads. It was pretty fun and full of great moments.I got creamed in the first game. got a draw in one and totally dominated in the last one.

>>40762
>I fucking despise Indians
Join the club. The entire world hates Indians. 

> it's not worth discussing it any further.
The thread itself went really meta. If nothing new emerges, it will die. 

>>40764
So this one was also finished without getting completely depicted in the anime. Instead its dick cheese like My Hero Academia that animated completely.
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>>40766
>So this one was also finished without getting completely depicted in the anime.
Why is that a problem? If it's a good story, then go experience the source material?
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>>40762
>Thanks for the song.
Jim Steinman, who wrote "Bat out of Hell" and other popular songs. I was thinking about him when Meatloaf came to mind because of Tim Curry.
The Protomen heavily draw from Steinman.
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>>40767
Its a fascinating problem in the production pipeline of anime in general. 

> If it's a good story, then go experience the source material?
If it is a good story why not pick it up and shove a entire yen pyramid into a furnace to animate it? Fascinating question when it comes anime production. 

real opinion: Go to the original source as often as you can, dingus. A perfect adaptations is impossible. Have you seen what the GDR did to Der Untertan? They may have the rights, but neve ever the same ἐνέργεια the author put into the original work. 
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>>40761
GTA2 was a cyberpunk dystopia where mega-corporations controlled society and your allegiance to each faction was determined by your actions. It featured all manners of wacky arcade content that incentivized destruction and prioritized fun above having a story. That was great, then Chinatown Wars was a sequel of sorts to that and I think that's the most fun you can have playing Grand Theft Auto.
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>>40770
>If it is a good story why not pick it up and shove a entire yen pyramid into a furnace to animate it?
First, you cannot prove a negative. Second, because that animation is someone else's interpretation of the original work. Even in the instance of them being entirely "faithful", that still creates a problem as animation is a different medium of art than literature/comics. And with it being a different medium, different artistic techniques are applied to the story and alter the tone and storytelling of the work on display.

Even in the instance where the original creator is involved, that doesn't solve the problem because the creator is essentially a "different person" than he was when the work first came out. His attitudes, maturity, and views could have changed innumerable ways, resulting in him making different decisions today than he would have made before. And he would carry over that differing mindset into later projects related to his future work, including adaptations/alterations of the original work.

So when you entirely boil the issue down, the only way to "truly" experience something is to have experienced the original, and everything else that comes out afterwards is a lesser product.
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>>40764
I'm sure some tranny on /a/ is thrilled
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This has inspired me to write something about Devilman Crybaby, because that thing almost turned into an insult to the original. The basic plot is pretty much exactly the same as in the manga. I hope I don't have to regurgitate it here. Since that manga in particular also got some adaptations over decades , among them a terrible CG filled Toku movie, the people that made it added a bunch of other aspects to it their take. Some side plots that seem not to be related to the overall narrative and most cringeworthy of all a rapper trio that serves as a Greek choir singing humanity's doom. This all got fixed at the end when it was time for the drama get on the pot and crap out the catastrophe™. When the famous final battle for the Makimura house, the rappers also got in the mix and cease to be choir and became participants instead. One of the track and field club members from the sideplot about Akira's changes under the influence to Amon in relation to his club activities was also ther. She turned into a devilman too like 5 episodes ago or something. She tries to save Miki by letteing her riding on her Spiderbody. In vain. The mob caught up, the runner was butchered and Miki was beheaded. I really hope you know the rest.

The animation itself is like an acid trip, because it stretches and contorts in all kinds of weird shapes. This is why the coloring is so flat, I suppose. It was not bad, but it doesn't set the world  on fire either. 7/10, start with the original Manga. 

>>40771
GTA 2 is pretty was awesome. Then it went all serious with 3. 

>>40772
> First, you cannot prove a negative
At least you can synthetize a plausible explanation if you want to. 
> The rest
My actual opinion states pretty much the same. Thank you very much for agreeing with me. 
Don't get fucked in Philosophy, read Aristotle East and West, Plotinus or slam your head howling into your Puter for insights by the Omnissaiah.
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>>40773
>tranny
More like aging millenial moefag, my bad.
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>>40762
>Looks like something similar to Kancolle.
Clearly far more explicit than Kancolle
>>40743
>Could this be the rumored Shadows House that I've been hearing about?
I don't know what that is.
>>40774
>This has inspired me to write something about Devilman Crybaby
Stopped reading there
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Really feels like I struggle fitting in with even my own board anymore man
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>>40769
Thanks for the song.
>>40730
I had no idea Eeyore and Optimus Prime were voiced by the same guy. 
>>40731
Despite the bad news, this is a rather soothing piece of music. 
>>40762
Kate is looking pretty black. 
>>40777
Sorry for being no good.
>>40768
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played splatoon for 10 hours straight
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Happy birthday, Rabi en Rose
>>40780
Happy birthday to that silly bnuy from me too.
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I've done nothing productive all weekend, and it's really nice.
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>>40782
Lol. Golden Retrievers are literally the best breed ever.  :3

Have a fun weekend just slouching about, Anon.
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>Aug 30
Happy 22nd anniversary to one of the best video games of all time
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>>40704
Thanks for sharing these. You guys fucking rule.

>>40730
>>40683
R.I.P.

>>40762
>>40732
Nice pics.
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>>40704
Thanks anyon. Be careful about broadcasting it too much though, normalfags have no sense of OPSEC.
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>>40786
Same is being set up right now. This has a few downsides. Its a successor to one of the most popular instances. 
- It still has the same quirks and gay aspects the old version had. 
- As of now it seems to get nothing
- To curb stomp abuse, normalfaggotry, grifting and/or post data harvesting with scrapers, it requires you to have a Fediverse account. Again; You must log in with a fediverse account. Its a requirement for access now.  Where your fediverse is on doesn't matter as far as I can tell.
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>>40769
That's actually interesting, I didn't expect this to be an inspiration for The Protomen.
>>40776
>Clearly far more explicit than Kancolle
Oh yeah I saw it, I meant it more that it's basically a browser game restricted to Japan, just like Kancolle.
>>40780
Happy birthday to Usada.
>>40782
That's good. There's nothing wrong with lazying around on weekends.
>>40785
>Nice pics.
Thanks. I like that Cirno pic as well.
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>>40780
Happy Birthday....Usada~
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Starting in 30 minutes.
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New funny face from that martial arts anime.
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sumomomo momomo 01 https://fileditchfiles.st/balpha8/971af674fb4b6a91ef2a/sumomomo_momomo_01.mp4
sumomomo momomo 02 https://fileditchfiles.st/balpha8/2a42bbdaaeb60b8bde8b/sumomomo_momomo_02.mp4
sumomomo momomo 03 https://fileditchfiles.st/balpha12/7e07c10066031af9d9ab/sumomomo_momomo_03.mp4
drive (2011) https://fileditchfiles.st/beta26/10d6a37e4bb7e1422ebe/Drive_%282011%29.mp4
azur lane slow ahead! s02e06 https://fileditchfiles.st/balpha8/bb9c64e9393484d3f221/azur_lane_slow_ahead_s02e06.mp4
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>>40792
thanks!!
>>40793
Thanks for the files.
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listening to disney eurobeat vol 1 while still splatting
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all of india stopped their daily street shitting session to watch this
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>>40798
Why are you looking up random outrage bait on Jewtube when there's so many other things you could be doing with your time?
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This is a cool game. While a flawed title, I think that The Getaway deserves far more credit than it ever got back in the day, it's a technical wonder for its time given its scope and it feels like a game that tried to do a lot and in many ways it succeeded with varying degrees of success. Sony was looking for some heavy hitters so they granted Team Soho a seemingly unlimited budget and it shows, this game features an extremely accurate (for its time) recreation of early 2000s central London using thousands of references for its streets, a diagetic user interface, a cover based third person shooting system, a more realistic driving model than its contemporaries of similar genres and some of the best cutscenes of its era.
You figure out where to go by looking at your car's tail lights, you measure your health based on the blood stains on your clothing and animations, there's little details when you shoot different objects or enemies and the way it all reacts to you, it's great.
The dreary gray skies and grainy 2000s visuals, combined with its sleek minimal interface all add to its distinctive visual language, its my absolutely favorite part of this title, the visuals. It's a very nostalgic title, a product of its era. However, do be warned, this is a mercilessly difficult game and it mostly has to do with its camera controls and janky combat, can't blame the game for trying though, it was 2003.
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So many good games were being released back then that there was an overabundance of them, so anything that wasn't an instant classic kind of was forgotten or dismissed.
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>>40801
Cram the majority of the Playstation 2 library in a backlog for its entire era was a golden age of video games. Every machine on the market had a megahit or two and young people money to buy at least one of them and whatever was on discount. People truly believed console gaming was the future. Now look at Steam’s current  persistence. Everything ever is returns crawling to Computer gaming, the very category that has been left behind by every publisher or studio thanks to the best efforts Microsoft and their Xbox division. 


The Getaway was considered very good by the press and people who loved racing games back then. It wasn't that obscure, but it sure has been forgotten.  

>>40793
Thank you for the files.
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wow mr moskeeto is such a cool fellow! i have vague memory or maybe it is an imagination of me milking myself off as a kid to a sweaty sega graphics japanese girl that i need to suck on as mister moskeet
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>>40802
While The Getaway did receive some praise back then, it was ultimately forgotten and for some reason it was held to the standards of Grand Theft Auto, a game that was inferior to it in almost every way but accessible enough to receive more attention (Admittedly though, Vice City was a fun title)
Look into the amount of wacky, interesting exclusives that Sony was financing at the time, even the PS1 was getting quality exclusive games up until 2002.
>Maximo
I could never clear that game, I swear there was some mechanic about it that made it needlessly punishing but I can't remember precisely what it was.
>>40803
Fascinating anyon
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Good news, everyone!
They finally relented, and released vidya for the rest of us.
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>>40805
lmao i forgot they had  jew npcs in 4
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Remember: The GDI niggers glow in the dark.
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On a whim, I watch this movie today.  I really liked Bluth's films when I was a kid, and I'd like to go though them a few of them again. Also, watching this fat man play a flute in the water is one of the more unusual things I've seen in a while.
https://redirect.invidious.io/watch?v=lZbfNtDCHdM
>>40796
I'm glad you are making excellent choices. Keep up the good work.
>>40803
Thank you for sharing.
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>The Weebnd got Yoshitaka motherfuckin' Amano to meet him and draw him
Wow.

I'm pretty sure that Caligula's illustrator, Oguchi, wishes that were him. I know he's a fan of Starboy, but he's probably not nearly big enough to get his attention.
I do hope he tries reaching out, though. Never say never.
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>>40809 WOW A NIGGER NIGGER WILL PROMPT UP MY CAREER I JUST HAVE TO MEET THIS NIGGER!!! 
i hope mr moskeet gives him malaria 

here is some very cool video to delete that nigger post from memory
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