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No.553 [Open]
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What animals do you absolutely detest? That you wish were exterminated? For me its dolphins.
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No.1299 
Pit Bulls!
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No.1300 
>>1299
Why? I don't see many where I live but they are usually adorable.
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No.1301 
>>1300
Except for when they eat people. 😭
No.1303 
>>1300
Check out the statistics on dog bite fatalities.
No.1428 
>>835
I agree with you, If they can't survive in nature, then it's just natural selection taking it's course.
No.1133 [Open]
I feel dumb, I forgot to check back on anon.cafe, but I kinda liked how late.city was almost a stand alone thing.

Miss this community.
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No.1134 
>>1133 (OP) 
Yup, I'm glad we're back though.
No.1135 
Part of why I didn't post so frequently was because the place ip banned mobile data, and that was unfortunately the only way I could access the web from home at the time.
No.1421 
Indie boards are always comfier.
No.1423 
>>1133 (OP) 
Welcome back
No.1377 [Open]
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What's your favorite /late/ night memory?

For me, it's probably sitting at my window at 4AM with a cool spring breeze blowing, staring out on to the darkened street listening to Watermelon In Easter Hay by Frank Zappa, and just reflecting.

Or that time me and my dad some how found Pom Poko on cable and we were baffled by everything we were seeing.
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>>1377 (OP) 
That's hard to say, there are many. One of them is playing on a handheld game as a kid waiting for Christmas morning.
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No.1379 
>>1378
>pic
Anyone got the anteater version?
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I used to do night photography a bit when life was a tad bit simpler. I wasn't a professional, I just liked taking pictures with a gopro my aunt bought me a few Christmas' ago.

One night, I woke up right at 3am. I tried getting back to sleep, but you know that feeling when you just can't? You can't and you know somehow that you're just gonna be laying there for hours having those half sleep half awake thoughts. It was Saturday and I knew work was out the next day, so I said fuck that.

I grabbed my gopro, mounted it to my JDM shitbox and just drove with no direction for over an hour intentionally getting lost and taking some of my most coveted pictures yet. 

It's really something when there are no other cars on the road. You feel like you're in a dream or your the only person left awake as the rest of the world sleeps. It was Winter at the time, so there was nothing but this incredible silence every time I stopped and took photos.
No.1404 
>>1377 (OP) 
Hacker digits gets
>What's your favorite /late/ night memory?
Me smoking heroin while listenning some comfy night radio programs and playing Fallout 3 on an old CRT I found in the trash. Stopping to cuddle and fuck with my gf.
Doing this during one week, sleeping in the day and didn't have to get out of my home because the gf went to the grocery and used to cook for us.
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Irish men
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Polish men
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man
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No.1354 
>>1340
I don't think Poland even exists. It's a fictitious place, like North Dakota.
>>1353
It checks out.
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>>1353
>beheld
No.776 [Open]
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I've been playing with the Mythic GME system as part of a way to play TTRPGs solo.  I've also been practicing the mind palace technique, and I've been toying with the following plan of action:
>Memorize Mythic GME generation tables.  Namely the fate chart and random event generator.
>Memorize RNG algo.
>Sit in closed room.
>Activate mind palace recording.
>Use daydreams/imagination supercharged with solo TTRPG gaming for personal enjoyment.
I'm interested in this because it provides one the capability to go full ascetic monk mode.  It really makes me wonder about how much of the potential of the imagination of the human mind could be unlocked with such techniques.  However, I recognize that all of the items I say here are actually rather complex and definitely easier said than done.

I've tried it with simplified charts to memorize, and it is incredibly taxing.  It feels like my brain is running at full kilt keeping everything in place, but it's also pretty fun.  I feel like if I did this enough, however, I would disappear into a complete maladaptive daydream spiral.
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No.861 
>>776 (OP) 
I've done similar things before, with my tulpa. Never daydreamed with Solo RPGs though. Good idea.

And yeah. The daydream spiral can definitely be real. No real advice for you on that one. Just don't give in to your schizoid instincts too much, I guess.
No.1043 
>>776 (OP) 
I'm doing this, just I basically made scripts for all the tables and possible rolls so I don't have to memorize shit and I also use AI. I don't do much of anything else anymore.Endless entertainment.
No.1285 
>>776 (OP) 
How did this go? A while back I was trying to think of a way to make RNG with my brain. As far as I got was some combination of using the colors you see when you gently press on your eyelids, and random noises, but I found being hypervigilant for random noises really distracting and not relaxing.
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Hello, As of today, I will no longer be BO. Its not that I've lost interest in imageboards or anything. It's that life has become a bit more complicated than it was when I restarted this board as a bunker back in January and I just don't have the free time I used to. So I've been making certain sacrifices to keep myself in a good headspace and not become overwhelmed. Sadly the board is one of those sacrifices. I will be transferring that duty to DD. Who I've spent the better part of the year moderating and maintaining this board with. I trust that they will take good care of the board. Maybe In the future I'll come back as a volunteer. Thank you all for your support. It's been a hell of a ride and take care of yourselves! <3
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>>1144 (OP) 
Thanks so much for all your efforts Anon! You managed this difficult transition well. Look forward to seeing you around often. Cheers!  :)
No.1147 
>>1144 (OP) 
Thanks for all the work of bringing this place back here and good luck with everything.
No.1148 
>>1144 (OP) 
Thanks for your work BO. Take care of yourself.
No.1150 
You did a good job in bringing back the board. Thanks for all the work you've put in.
No.1282 
>>1144 (OP) 
Thank you for your service, friend.
No.388 [Open]
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Watching episodes from the simpsons.
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No.611 
>>609
Early Family Guy is pretty comfy, American Dad too. IIRC Seth moved on from writing FG around 2010 or so.
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comfy
No.1278 
I recently watched from season 4 to 10. Is there much point in watching past season 10? I was noticing diminishing returns in 9 and 10. Does it funny back up?
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No.1280 
>>1278
Imho the show is still good till season 17 but then it starts to decline. I enjoy to watch it after the 17 but it's definitively not the same. Season 1 to (around 15) is peak comfy.
Currently I'm watching last seasons and I can't wait to finish to go back to the classics of my childhood. It's not really bad but it definitively evolved in a way I don't get the feeling.
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No.1281 
>>1280
Seasons 4 to like 7 are just so good. Past the growing pains and utterly stuffed to the brim with jokes.
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I recently dug out my old nes and picked up some random games off eaby. I had never heard of guardian legend before popping it in to the console, man how did that game slip under the radar? 10/10 nes kino. I also picked up the nes port of wizardry, wasn't expecting much from old console port of a reasonably complex pc game however, it's quite good actually. As far as I can tell none of the games mechanics were cut, rolling characters, classes and races all seem to well represented and since it has a battery backup you don't need to fuck around with passwords or savedisks. Probably how I'll play the game from now on unless I find major bug or something. Are there any retard friendly resources for learning 6502 assembly? I'd like to pick it up but, I haven't done any programing in a long time.
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>>1155 (OP) 
The Guardian Legend is a very good game. Gotta play it again soon.

Regarding 6502 Assembly, I did a quick search and found this: https://codeburst.io/an-introduction-to-6502-assembly-and-low-level-programming-7c11fa6b9cb9

Can't speak for its accuracy or effectiveness since I'm not a programmer though.
No.1196 [Open]
my headphones broke and that’s what normally gets me through the sleepless nights; in the room, at night, the light cannot be turned on, should I give into using my laptop? not sure how else to preoccupy time, my eyesight is declining lol
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No.1197 
>>1196 (OP) 
If you don't have any other options then go for it. What kind of headphones were you using?
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It's 4:00 AM. Reading Moby Dick in bed while hearing the rooster crow. Generally late night-dawn is the best time for reading. What do you spend your late nights on, anon?
No.770 
HOI4, mainly.

Also been trying to solve Redheffer.
No.1165 
Many weeknights I've been popping an edible and watching live StarCraft 2. It could be comfier if my chair were comfy.
No.1166 
Watching stuff, reading, practicing an instrument or otherwise screwing around with music. All kinds of stuff that involves sitting in front of a computer.
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