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I post the zines in every bunker. Here they are. Enjoy!

And consider sending something in for the next issue!
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wow not bad
What should I do for the next zine?
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>>1277
I'm not sure, but where could I find the next few volumes?
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>>1594
The future. They don't exist yet.
these are really cool!

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I often wonder if there are extraterrestrials who are living or working on earth that either look close enough to us that it's hard to notice or are disguised as us? It's an interesting thing that i often think about in my free time, even since i was a kid. There was a guy in my town that lived close to me as a teen who was tall at around 7ft, super skinny and super white with white hair who just looked weird. It was pretty easy to notice him but the way he walked without swinging his arms and despite saying hi to him, he would not even look at us and just carry on walking made me and my friends think he was an alien or just had a problem since his eyes were far enough apart to fly a 737 in between.

But if there was an alien here, how would you notice because surely they wouldn't truly understand our way of life and surely would act, wear clothes and speak differently?

So how would you notice an alien trying to disguise and act as a human? Because if you were an alien that was just dropped off here from across the galaxy then you would obviously make mistakes acting human, even if you looked identical to a human.
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>>2483 (OP) 
>I often wonder if there are extraterrestrials who are living or working on earth that either look close enough to us that it's hard to notice or are disguised as us? It's an interesting thing that i often think about in my free time, even since i was a kid. There was a guy in my town that lived close to me as a teen who was tall at around 7ft, super skinny and super white with white hair who just looked weird. It was pretty easy to notice him but the way he walked without swinging his arms and despite saying hi to him, he would not even look at us and just carry on walking made me and my friends think he was an alien or just had a problem since his eyes were far enough apart to fly a 737 in between.
There are actually rumors of that kind of thing going on and secret alien-human hybridization programs. It honestly wouldn't surprise me. I don't necessarily think the aliens are extraterrestrials though.
Well i imagine that they would have a weird accent and would eat weird foods. Would never be able to tell because you can't just walk up to people and say "hey, you do weird things and wear weird clothes so are you an alien?" Maybe they are among us but not like the average people would know, maybe not even the governments. Maybe just here to check how we are doing and run some science experiments.
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>>2493
>would eat weird foods
I remember reading otherworldly entities can't eat leavened foods like a bunch of breads, also can't consume salt or at least quantities of it and i think can't digest unstructured water very well.
They're called jews
>FLEX LIKE DAVID ICKE
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>fell asleep at 11:30 after i had an all nighter the night before

>awoke one hour later at 00:45 

>room is super hot

>opens windows for 10 mins to get fresh air, knowing very well i'm risking mosquitoes coming in 

>mosquitoes come in and make it impossible for me to sleep

>i get up butt naked, put on my frontal flashlight, and grab a red binder divider to smash them with

>i literally spent an hour hunting and exterminating the mosquitoes while being naked in my room, probably killed more than 9

>renamed the binder divider i smashed them with as "Mosquito Wrecker" with a black pen
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>>2084 (OP) 
Mosquito netting?  Usually a window has a mesh screen on the outer window frame.  Wouldn't be too hard to rig up.
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>>2085
yeah i think i'm gonna one of these mosquito nets that take the entire windows frame. I saw they're cheap on ali express
Cinnamon. Lurk more.
>>2085
Ive been systematically setting these up everytime I move somewhere, they work wonders

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The indomitable human spirit has lost. Is there any hope?
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hope seems to to happen when something is out of someones  full control or understanding.

is there any hope for the collective human spirit?  maybe, but that's where ideologies conflict and not everybody has the same depth to their spirit as others.

there's a lot more that could be said, but all we can do is enjoy the late cafe and night time walks.
I feel weirdly optimistic.
realize that if it's indifferent it also means it never fucks you over intentionally and that other people with free will do
>>2071 (OP) 
>Is there any hope?
As long as there is free time there will be someone doing things for the love of it
Be scared of men with no free time as they are slaves to the most basic of needs
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>>2071 (OP) 
Clearly you don't know what the word indomitable means. Nothing is over, not by a long shot. Dehumanize yourself and face to bloodshed or go out with a whimper my friend. The final defeat is when you start to despair and never stop, don't give it to em. You're better than that

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Looks like Mutahar found us lmao
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>>2255
a nice reminder that this is still a anonymous image-board despite its cozy coating
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soooo... who else is trying to find 2006VolleyballMassacre.png? share if you get it first!
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Did we win, fellow 1337 danknet h4xx0rz?
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>>2405
>pajeet realizing there's no such thing as "one of the good ones"
lmao get rekt currynigger
>>2405
The quality of the video he announced this in is one of, if not the, worst it has ever been on his channel. He looked disheveled. He said, "Twitter is turning into 4chan," but what he really meant is that he's too thin-skinned to take ratios where he's called a street shitter or exposed as wrong. He's a very thin-skinned guy in general, which isn't surprising for someone whose personality for the past half-decade has been call center Cr1TiKaL. An absolute win.

new here. what are this board about and what is its history? I know you guys used to have your own site. I have only ever rarely strolled the site when I'm bored along with every other altchans and ib's in general. i have to note that this place is comfy.
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Lurk. For more than two years.
I don't remember much from the early years, I rarely stopped in myself. But I always appreciated the slower pace and some of the crew were (and are!) pretty cool cats. I remember one of the members used to engage and ask questions - almost like a curious AI bot... surreal for the time because this was years ago.
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>>2379
If only the AI we suffer through today were curious...
>>2373 (OP) 
I'm going to give you 3 truths and 1 lie. You must determine which is/are which.
This site is our 4th home. 
We even had our own site at one point. 
We made 2 issues of a Zine.
RIP Flint

Hi! How can we use clear net proxy or let me say a clean proxy at the end of proxy chain, sock5 proxy?

i want to use fb, yt and similar google but want to hide my ass
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Hey buddy, I think you've got the wrong door, /tech/'s five boards down.

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i have a question. When is the 
LateStation on ?
Whenever radio anon gets around to it, really. He's a busy man, so who knows. If all else fails, figure out how to host it yourself.

Has anyone else noticed that things are quieter at night? Not that there's less things making noise, though that's certainly true, but that the same thing making the same noise is quieter. Like for example, it's very easy for me to notice cars coming up behind me when I'm walking during the day, but not at night. That fact alone makes night walks so much more scary.
getting scared at night is just human evolution
I ain't a scientist, but I know that sometimes when your brain is lacking sensory input (i.e. a lack of light), it will overcompensate with certain senses. Maybe your brain is on that wavelength
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>>2230
No, it's the oposite of that effect, since things are less noticable when it's (potentially coinidenally) dark.

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A thread to share and discuss AI generated art.
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I for one feel like AI's presence is both a blessing and a curse when it comes to a creative medium.

As a blessing, it can help artists rediscover form, rediscover style, explore composition, pose,  it shows just how important lighting is, and it shows the value of handcrafted works, and how the human element matters in art.

As a curse, it looks good to those who don't look at it. But when you look closer, even outside obvious thinks like hands, there are incongruencies that are plainly-obvious to those who simply zoom in, or look closer at the generated images. Even if a non-artist looks closer, they can spot problems with the art.

But the worst of the curse? The people. The people looking to profit off of AI, or looking to use it as a quick means to save money. The people who hold control over the jobs who make creative works possible. They're banking on "AI" being something that will save them hundreds of thousands of dollars in costs and they're banking on it even if it destroys the livelihoods of real artists who put real work into the art- even if it is just dumb, soulless corporate paper-clipping-flat-bullshit.

And on top of these frat/sorority-club types in big business who wish to cut corners everywhere, are the braindead morons who hate the machien think that the machine is the one threatening them. It's like a tree who blames the axe for the chopping the lumberjack does- dumb, misplaced, and completely towards the wrong target. The axe is unthinking, unfeeling,
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