/late/ - Late Nights

>>>>2584
Clicked the wrong thread by accident, by bad.

I hate dolphins too

>>2705 (OP) 
I've got a crew. The ship's been dashed upon the rocks and we may never be able to patch it back together again, but we keep in touch. Some more than others. I'm the others, but I've always been a bit of a rogue, and that's how I like it. I've got my own adventures to go on alone.

>>2681
>arm
>not a blackbox
If you truly want a CPU that is not really a "blackbox" consider RISC-V. The performance is still not as good as an x86 or ARM CPU but it's getting there.

>>2685
Just because RISC-V is an open standard doesn't mean the chinese RISC-V SoCs you can buy are open. They're just as propritary as everything else.

ARM is in a comfy place. I could bring my ARM SoCs up all by myself "bare metal", have their datasheets and some are also fully blobless.

RISC-V some day, but they don't capture me yet.

>>2651
One of the few that lives to its name  both in appearance and performance. The 2000's one that looks like its sizing you up for a scuffle in elementary school and then challenges you for a running race.

>>1825

>>2702
Huh?

>>1836
retarded ass AI images with a VHS filter yaaaaaawn

>>2665
now that you mention it, the images really do look ai generated. much more unbelievable too bc it’s likely just the 2006 platte canyon high school hostage crisis with missing/different info provided

Someone linked directly to this thread on 4chan.

>>1834
>>1836
I call BS. Pretty much nothing is consistent from photo to photo, ranging from the quality, to the location, the blood splatters, the victims (look at the clothes worn in photo 4-v compared to the first photo posted). I reckon that, at best, the pic of everyone alive and fine is the only real picture, whether of this incident or just a picture of a regular volleyball game, and everything showing the aftermath is AI.
Also notice how they're all meant to be from one recording, apart from the quality wildly varying from image-to-image despite being from the same footage, the first pic has the date and time in the corner, the others don't.
>>2691
damned halfchan kids, get off my lawn

>>1836
You were on flightreacts good job nigga

>>2694 (OP) 
regular show. it might not be /late/ material but the first 4 seasons are gold

The Simpsons since 20 years.
X-files. I always come back to this show. I love the characters, the stories, the real and it's comfy as it reminds me my childhood in a certain way.

For me it's Fraiser, the Nanny, King of the Hill, the first 10 seasons of the Simpsons, Law and Order Criminal Intent, Law and Order. I may also recommend Bob's Burgers, and if you like Fraiser, you might enjoy Cheers, and if you enjoy Cheers you might like Taxi. You could also try Seinfeld or the Golden Girls.
I used to get a channel called FTV, I think, and their /late/ night line-up was Maude -> Barnie Miller -> One Day At A Time (not to be confused with the remake) -> Designing Women (you've now stayed up too late)
I also find Gimme A Break, Laverne and Shirley, Magnum P.I., Father Brown, Columbo, Matlock, Crossing Jordan, Hart to Hart, Rizzoli and Isles, Midsommer Murders, Las Vegas, and Dynasty to all be pretty comfy.
I've only watched a couple episodes, but Midnight Diner seems good in this way, if you don't mind subtitles.
My favorite show is Lodge 49, whichbis good for a rewatch because it's so layered with meaning and symbolism.

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>>2694 (OP) 
I've seen every episode of the original Beavis and Butt-head series (as well as the 2011 show) at least twice. It's my favorite show, although it didn't start getting good until a few seasons in. I always find it amusing, even more than shows which seem like they had more work put into the writing.

The old Simpsons seasons are also something I have as an option (although there were so many good ones even when the show was good that I haven't seen most of them more than once), and there are still shows I really like that I haven't seen all the episodes of. There are others like that too. I'm more of a movie guy than a TV guy, so I don't really watch all that many shows. It would feel like too much of a time investment for me.
>>2697
>I used to get a channel called FTV, I think, and their /late/ night line-up was Maude -> Barnie Miller -> One Day At A Time (not to be confused with the remake) -> Designing Women (you've now stayed up too late) I also find Gimme A Break, Laverne and Shirley, Magnum P.I., Father Brown, Columbo, Matlock, Crossing Jordan, Hart to Hart, Rizzoli and Isles, Midsommer Murders, Las Vegas, and Dynasty to all be pretty comfy.
There's something comforting to me about the kinds of old shows TV Land was created to broadcast. Green Acres is my favorite as far as

Used to love 90s Star Trek and watch an episode occasionally, but it's a bit too heavy to rotate though as you can with many others already named which I also do, it's more of a full time commitment. If you view it through the lense of current year, you'll also notice how hammy Star Trek is, how naive. Sometimes it is comforting, sometimes it is upsetting. I guess our timeline is very cynical.

I also have Becker in my rotation, IT Crowd and Father Ted. These are rather short though. Then the occasional McGyver and Monk but these I can only take in small doses. Another always-in classic is MASH. I don't think there's ever been anything comparable since. Also probably one of the few shows that doesn't really have a weak season and just gets better towards the end. The old Addams Family is also something I like watching occasionally. I'm not gonna lie, it's very dated and probably insufferable for some. It already was when I was a kid. I liked to watch old TV shows as kid so it has a special place in my heart.

There's few modern show I like and one is "What we do in the Shadows", and that's mostly just because I love Vampire/Ghost/supernatural-based media like this and it gets away with more than other stuff would. In the same vein: Ghosts (English one).

>What do you guys do before going to bed?
Turn off PC.
>Do you guys sleep well?
No I sleep terribly. Every night drives me on the edge of suicidal thought. I somewhat recover by the time I wake up, then it repeats itself. I am scared and very anxious. I don't know what to do. I wish it stopped. I can't even kill myself, why all this?
>just thinking my own thoughts and I can't fall asleep.
I was like that back in the day. It's not bad at all. I wish I could be like that again.

>What I do before going to bed
Thinking I want to go to bed, turn off the stereo and the computer, wash my feet, preparing a bowl of cereals and watch some Simpsons on my laptop near my bed. As I'm night working it's sometimes difficult to fall asleep but generally speaking I donb't have sleep troubles (I had a lot younger).

Brushing my teeth?

Currently in a phase of insomnia, so trashing around for an hour or two until getting up again and going back to the computer. These come and go, every few years. I swear to god it's some condition that hasn't been diagnosed yet. I like when people give me helpful advice like "just close your eyes and sleep", thanks man. Haven't thought of that.

>What do you guys do before going to bed?
I stick my laptop underneath my bed. Maybe go to the bathroom if I need to. I sleep in my clothes and use my laptop in my bed, so not much to do.
>Do you guys sleep well?
I alternate between waking up constantly during the night, and sleeping for excessive amounts of time. I never feel well-rested when I wake up, that's for sure.
Recently I've been having trouble getting to sleep, but it's hit or miss honestly. I'll have periods where I'll lay awake for hours, and periods where it's about twenty minutes, which is apparently the average time for people.

I found the pictures click on catalog then conspiracy theory and scroll down they are obviously AI generated tho

>>2658
Obviously AI generated? Not obvious at all. I'm not saying they're real unedited photos or of what they are proported to be of, but there's nothing that jumps out to me in those photos as being AI generated. The posts were made March when AI image creation was significantly rougher than it even is now.

>>2659
I also believe them to be AI generated so fwiw, here's my reasoning real quick. 1) There's no real consistency with the flooring. Image 1 seems to be concrete bricks(?) while image 2 looks like shorter wooden boards than what is seen in 3 and 4. 2) Assuming the gym floor is a basketball court like most are, the markings also don't make a whole lot of sense. 3) The bodies in image 4 are a complete mess. The person in the foreground appears to only have one leg and an absurdly long arm. I also can't find a Nebraskan or South Dakotan volleyball team with a uniform that matches. I can find blue and red ones but none that are blue with a big red area in the middle of the shirt. Lastly, you're right in saying that AI images were a lot rougher back in March but I think that these photos were generated and then blasted with filters afterwards so they was no real need for them to look good. If you look at images 3 and 4 you can even see they have a screen tear in the exact same place while obviously being 2 different shots.

>>2662
Have you tried seeing the meta data? If dates are there and they're before ai that would be helpful.

>>1800
That's neat :) I hope you get up there one day. Parts of nature like that always attract a strangeness Maybe because it, itself, is an anomaly in nature where thousands of miles can seemingly look the exact same. Strangeness attracting strange people. I don't mean strange in a bad way either...


I'm glad that brought on some nostalgia! It's always feels the best when it occurs naturally through something you read or see.

>>1801 
I understand completely!

>>1816
>Going at night is better but never allowed, which I hate..
I know that feel. My sleep/wake schedule (can't remember the word) is both longer than other people's (about 30 hours), and I also prefer the night simply because the annoyance of other people's noise is much less (usually) overnights. So I naturally tend towards being awake/working overnights.

Once, I went to totally-wasn't-trespassing-after-hours-though a state park to try and spot a huge owl I'd seen earlier at night there. Fortunately I had a really nice Meade spotting scope with me, because when I came out a police cruiser was blocking my car in, with it's lights flashing (no siren).

I waited for the cops to come back out, then distracted them by using the telescope to show them Jupiter and it's moons, which satisfied them I guess because they didn't give me any further shit after that.

>>1919
>can't remember the word
Circadian Rythm

I saw a fat garter snake in my yard today. I've lived in the same place for over 20 years, and it's the first time I've ever seen a snake there.

>>134 (OP) 
Been listening to Rambling Jack Elliot again. In 912 Greens he ends the song with a verse.
>Have you ever stood and shivered just because you were looking at a river?
I was in that last thread. It's been many years now, since I was there, on the banks, in winter, but when I close my eyes I can still glints of moonlight dancing on shattered ice in the blackness of night, and hear it crackle and break in the force of the current, and feel the cold breeze come off the water. Amongst my generally hazy memories this stands out for its crispness, its clarity, and its completeness.