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>>13236
another rail tunnel, this one was actually finished and used for a time before being abandoned
>>16455 nice pics anon
>>15985 good vid anon

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abandoned beach campground. had lights and running water still. was gonna camp here since some of the rooms were nice enough and it was gonna storm later but i got caught lol.

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the beach town itself. fog made it look like innsmouth.

>>16549
That green (blue?) -looking light really stands out.

>>16547
I love walking along old abandoned railway tracks, especially if there are tunnels to go through.
I really like how nature slowly reclaims these places.
Ruins lost in the forest really have that little something extra.

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Aya Nishitani storytime

>>2061
>>2062
Didn't that CIA spook John Ramirez say something about that year too?

I've seen it claimed that the 2027 thing started from Lue Elizondo made a comment about waiting five years, or something like that, which would have been 2027 at the time he made that comment. I think that remark was made in the context of the state of the government in relation to the UFO topic, but I don't remember the exact circumstances.

As far as disclosure is concerned, I think the existence of UFOs and aliens has been clear for a long time now for people willing to do some research. It's pretty much been an open secret for a while, despite all the mockery the topic received for decades. You still see plenty of snarky midwits comparing UFOs to the sasquatch phenomenon as am excise write it off, when chances are they never bothered looking into that topic either. I’m glad that more and more stuff does seem to be coming out and that we have smart people trying to piece together both the nuts-and-bolts and consciousness-related aspects of the phenomenon. If we do make direct contact sometime soon, I hope it all goes well and doesn’t entail anything nightmarish.

>2027
They ran out of 2012s and harmonic convergences?

>>2061
Also it's padding for 2026 not delivering - string everyone along for another year.

>>2064
>>2065
That type of thing is why I'm skeptical when people try to put a date on stuff like this. There have been too many failed predictions in the past. I'd actually like some of the more positively inclined NHIs to step in and twist the arms of the rich and powerful to get them to start reversing the mess we've gotten into, but I'm not going to hold my breath.

>>2066
I should have mentioned that Chris Bledsoe also has that prediction about something big happening this year. He claims it'll either be on Easter or in September. We'll see what happens. I remember how Ross Coulthart claimed that all hell was going to break loose at the beginning of 2025, and nothing happened.

Les Juifs ont bon dos. En attendant on parle de l'islamisme qui ne fait que monter tous les jours alors et qui est beaucoup plus dangereux

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Je pense qu'une meilleure question à poser serait
Quel est votre juif préféré
ça permet d'éviter les généralités et ça oriente les choses positivement


Je commence

>>2600
Mais les Israéliens bibliques n'ont aucun lien de parenté avec les « Juifs » d'aujourd'hui, ni avec leur État-nation moderne, « Israël ». C'est une tromperie courante que les Juifs utilisent contre les chrétiens aujourd'hui.

Alors, si vous voulez préciser « Quel est votre Juif biblique préféré ? », alors oui, bien sûr, Jésus-Christ de Nazareth l'est. Mais même ce point de vue ignore la question bien plus vaste et fondamentale :

« Qui est le seul et unique Dieu-homme ? » Encore une fois, c'est Jésus.

>>2601
Roh purée j'avais pas vu ça comme ça moi 
Me sens un peu concon

du coup on fait quoi, on élargit à l'antiquité ou on se limite à l'histoire moderne ?
si OP passe par là il peut nous guider

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>>2588
Gloire à Satan

c'est la joie ici

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>>2595
Loué soit-il.

>>2587
Leur manière de ne surtout pas sortir du rang, de ne pas réagir, ça vient d'où ?
Apathie? Sottise? Conformisme? Crainte de donner le ick aux radasses?
Celui qui essaie d'éteindre

>>2605
Le feu semble volontairement prendre la peine de le faire de manière cool et détachée... La peur de gâcher la soirée avec un extincteur était donc plus forte que le plus basique des instincts de survie ?

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>>347

My heart aches whenever I remember what bitcoin has become.

>>458
Yep. Gone are any nerd or libertarian ideals. This stuff is all greater fool theory now. I had fun with Monero mining in 2017 - glad I bailed when I did.

>>460
Why are countries buying it? It doesn't make any sense.

>>461
Beats me. Any country serious about going digital would just issue their own stablecoin.

>>16539
Poor super-fat bunny!

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>>16540
His blubber will protect him.

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>>16542
Wew, that's a relief!  :)

>>16552
Lol. Woman deffo gives me the ick.  :D

>>3757 (OP) 
>Why aren't you sleeping tonight?
too fucking hot, fuck summer in the southern hemisphere

>>3783
true, though it is winter right now

posting

>>3796
Hello, Anon.

>>3783
What are you doing to keep cool? I guess if it's hot enough there really isn't much you can do if you don't have access to a good cooling system.

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Say where is my shame when I call your name
So please don't set me free
I'm as heavy as can be
I will do you harm
I will break my arm
I'm a victim of your charms

I want to be dead
When I am I lament
I can be so mean
You can beat me
I would like to shame you
I would like to blame you
Just because of my love to you

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Rematé récemment The Plague Dogs (le film avec des chiens le plus triste du monde). Je crois qu'on a évoqué ce film dans le fil sur les livres à propos de Watership Down (même auteur, même réalisateur côté adaptation ciné).
Le dessin est très naturaliste et l'animation à ce côté "à l'ancienne" qu'on aime ou non. Film très poignant dont la fin à tout de même été volontairement rendue moins sombre que le roman.

Comme l'ambiance après ça été assez lourde on s'est enchaîné un Tintin et le lac aux requins, ma petite madeleine de Proust.
Film d'animation sur un scenario inédit de 1972. Très quali, l'intrigue est cool (on est sur du pur Tintin), les personnages sont justes et le tout est très bien rythmé entre des scènes de tension, des passages plus calmes et des petits moments d'humour burlesques bien dosés. La BO est superbe et accompagne à merveille le film.

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Je me refait des Daria dernièrement. L'animation est très rudimentaire, c'est un peu mou du genou et pas spécialement drôle ni profond mais le côté nostalgie fait passer ça tout doux.

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>>2391
Je peux comprendre ; j'en garde de bons souvenirs, notamment de la première fois que je l'ai vue adolescente, mais j'ai évité de la regarder à nouveau car je ne pense pas que cette série ait bien vieilli.

>>2392
Oui c'est ce que je pensais aussi mais je ne sais pas si c'est que ça a mal vieilli ou juste que je regarde ça avec un regard d'adulte aujourd'hui.

j'ai vu les trois premiers épisodes de La Quête d'Ewilan qui sort le mois prochain, surveillez ça c'est plutôt banger

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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ox-Head_and_Horse-Face

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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ahaha
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heres a good one. EN article isnt that juicy 
https://shrimple.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tomason

sorry for friggin up the last link lawl
>>9039
anon, its been almost 2 years but recently i found soke nostoc and i knew what it was caide of you... so thanks... i guess...
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>>1391
> it's literally so stagnant it's activity is the same as the one it had in 2023 and most former and even current users hate the way the website is moderated nowadays*
Oops.

>>1391
>It's literally easier to ban evade in all social media sites right now that is it to ban evade on the sharty and you have to use multiple extensions and constantly switch between browsers which is an utter pain in the ass.
Consider the following: banned users should be banned from posting.

It's hard to square this with the privacy expectations some people expect from imageboards (including me, Torposting btw), but adding basic authentication measures beyond IP addresses is perfectly valid, especially for abuse-prone dramashit sites like 4chinz and sharty. You can't host a raid board, allow easy ban evasion and not expect to get counterraided to death. A toxic garbage userbase like sharty just isn't compatible with those anon imageboard ideals of easy posting with relaxed moderation, they got what they earned.

>>1393
>easy posting with relaxed moderation, they got what they earned.
It's perfectly compatible however, the sharty distancing itself from is (alongside 4chan) are literally making it bleed to death. that is my point, that's what im talking about in the first place. Nobody trusts randos to datamine them in any way and you're going to expect much more petty and basal features of dataming so people will just simply leave, simple as. It's inevitable that in the coming months the sharty and 4chan will literally struggle to keep up an actual userbase becuase they keep banning people and those people never bother to come back or they don't want to use an already shitty site that they are disillusioned with already. It won't work becuase people ban evade, it's a natural part of imageboard culture and it's why people come to imageboards so they can post anonymously

Hi, owner of another imageboard here
i've been getting the same type of spam for a while kek. glad i'm not the only one
anyways after looking into it i think the spammer is doing it since he gets paid per download?

this is the site is what the pastes usually link to
https://filedot.to/make_money/ 
>Get up to $1 PER 1000 downloads

i ended up fixing it by having a proxy check if any url in the text is a referral to a paste site with certain keywords
also his fingerprint is the exact same every time

>>1402
>i ended up fixing it by having a proxy check if any url in the text is a referral to a paste site with certain keywords
Following any detected URLs through their redirects, and banning the actual links they referred to was one of the techniques I used early on to ban the CP spambots. Of course it's not that easy when they start putting links as "google (.) com" and such, but by now I have them fingerprint banned I think.

>also his fingerprint is the exact same every time
What was it out of interest? I think this is something that should be shared.

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I think all the shop owner has to do is list two prices for each item. One is the silver price that never changes, and the other is the fiat price that's always increasing. And then people will start to ask the right questions, like >>451

>>451
Lately there hasn't been enough silver bullion to meet demands. They tried to play accounting games where they shipped bars between COMEX, LBMA, and Shanghai, but in the end that's just an accounting trick and it doesn't fulfill any actual silver needs for industry or any other customers that wants the real deal (as opposed to investors just using paper contracts for speculation). And then China said fuck this and decided they're not going to export silver anymore in the near future (I forgot the exact date). And also quite recently, retail chinese customers have been buying shitloads of 15 kilo bars. I guess before they could buy the Panda coins, but those are actually a PITA to store because they don't even come in tubes, they each have individual capsules and the two sides of those capsules aren't even flat, they're  convex and that's why they're packed in trays instead of tubes, and crates instead of monster boxes. The whole thing is goofy and takes up lots of space. But the 15 kilo bars that are popular in China now, those are very compact and easy to store anywhere. In the west this doesn't really matter

>>451
Just about to hit $80

>>451
>>452
>>453
I think I found one of the reasons why silver is spiking:
>Trump’s 401(k) changes could dramatically impact your retirement account in 2026. Here's what you need to know
https://archive.ph/pPTQ3
<In August, an executive order signed by President Donald Trump (1) opened the door for certain “alternative assets” like private credit, private equity and cryptocurrencies to be included in 401(k)s, expanding what Americans can hold in their 401(k)s and other tax-advantaged retirement accounts.
<...
<Traditionally, some alternative assets — such as private equity and hedge funds — were restricted to "accredited investors” who either had a net worth of more than $1 million (excluding their primary residence) or annual income exceeding $200,000, according to the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (2).
<However, the alternative asset landscape has changed over the years, and retail investors are showing growing interest in these investments. A survey by market research firm Opinium found that 21% of retail investors have considered alternative assets, and another 5% plan to invest in them (3).
<...
<For instance, gold is often viewed as an alternative asset that can offer your portfolio greater stability if stocks are shaky. The precious yellow metal is also on a historic bull run, with the spot price hitting a high of about $4,300 per ounce in October (4).

>Trump’s new 401(k) rules could shake up your 2026 retirement savings — are you ready?
https://archive.ph/hbSG9

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Silver has now passed $90
Since April of last year, nine months ago, the price of silver has skyrocketed to triple it's value. The last peak for silver was 15 years ago in 2011, and the prior time before that was back in 1980. Both times, it never went above $50.

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>>68
I bought one of these old coins recently (2-3 months ago) for 15 EUR. It weighs 13g and is 90% silver, so it contains 11.70g of silver. Today the silver spot price is 2.50 EUR/g. So that coin is worth approximately 23.40 EUR. And it's only going to go up from here, as they  keep the fiat money printer running (which they will, beause they have no better options).

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>>16526
Saturday/Sunday smol!
And a bonus!
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>>3151 (OP) 
>Have you ever encountered love
I guess I have.
>real and genuine
Oh. Then no. Unless you mean my mother loved me. Probably the only one who ever truly has.

>>3182
Not my experience, my first love turned to scorn and my 2nd, and current burns brighter in different ways. I've connected with her physically better than anyone before. But I myself am still in a bit of shock from the loss of my first relationship, it lasted 6 years and felt like a divorce when it ended, it was longer than my parents own marriage. I want to give my current love what she deserves but a part of me still wants to be alone, I'm not sure I'm ready, so in the meantime I'll just treat her well and do my best to take care of myself. 
I haven't connected with her mentally like I probably should, there's still a part of me that's afraid of getting too close after the last time.

>>3202
Anon, I'm unsure if you've tried this yet so forgive me if it's redundant. But it sounds like you still love her and want to save your marriage if she's willing. Protect yourself first, prepare for having to leave before making this ultimatum to her. But once you're ready you have to, it's not healthy for you, her, or the kids to be dysfunctional for years more. 
When you're ready, if I were you, I would ask her point blank, "What is wrong, why aren't you present with me? Is it something I can help with or change? Is it something you need support with and I can help you change? Is it something I did and need to work on? Is it some combination of any of these reasons? I want to make this work and will put in the work and love you if you still love me, but I won't stick around if you don't want to walk the path of life with me anymore."
She may genuinely just need the shock of reality to jar her from whatever her haze is, and you putting the situation to words might help, or it won't, either way there will be no more uncomfortable silence. Be brave anon, and godspeed!

>>3151 (OP) 
I did a few years back near the end of highschool. First person i cared about more than myself and god was i in love with her. We hung out almost every weekend for about a year and it was some of the most fun i'd had up to that point. Too bad i was a piece of shit in that period of my life and made her hate me. The whole thing made me learn and grow a lot and if i could re-experience it all again i would.

>>3546
>Probably the only one who ever truly has.
Pretty sure that God loves you anon.

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I'm reading a book called "8 secrets to powerful manifesting"
Its a pretty good book

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I'm very interested in magical items now

I will make my own magic items and perhaps collect some that others have made if I find any

>>1993
Thanks, I downloaded it in case I want to give it a better look in the future.
>>1837
Update: I'm at the last part of Wave II now. Unfortunately, I think I'm going to have to get a lot more practice in. I can go into Focus 10 and 12 to a certain point, even without the audio tracks, but I don't feel like it's as deep as it's supposed to be. Once I'm done with the last track in Wave II, I'm going to have to get more practice in. I feel like a lot of what I'm learning will be wasted on me until I can go into a mind awake, body asleep state properly. Right now I've learned to go into a state of much deeper relaxation than I've been able to do before, but I feel like I can go further. The meditation benefits have made it worth the time, but I want to make sure I'm getting as much out of everything as possible. I haven't noticed any negatives to anything I've done, but so far I’ve just gotten much easier, deeper, and faster meditation experiences than I’d previously had and have learned to do so without much of a time investment.

I've also used some of the SyncCreation recordings and also have some of the Human Plus meditations to try. I'll have to see how they work over a longer stretch of time.

Hyperborean Research documentaries, videos, comment section, and his own comment in the comment section is a must.

Interesting site loaded with old computer books.
https://colorcomputerarchive.com/repo/Documents/Books/

Actual magazine article written by the famous Steve Wozniak. I hope it fits here.
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So you can turn pretty much any computer capable of running MS-DOS into a serial console for *NIX. And I guess you could use FreeDOS instead of MS-DOS if you want more freedom.

>>5196
Thanks that was neat.

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>>5196
Basically, everyone did this back in the day. The only difference is they had a modem connected to the serial port (or just an ISA card with the modem built-in) and then they used AT commands to configure modem settings and dial into a remote system (such as a BBS, or Unix ISP).
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hayes_command_set
In fact, I kept using the same AT commands when I first installed Linux on my 486, because I had no SLIP or PPP account at my ISP. They only gave us plain old Unix shell accounts. So I would run Minicom and then proceed exactly as I did in DOS. That means then entire Linux TCP/IP stack wasn't used at all, because you don't get assigned an IP address when you just dial in like this. If the call completes successfully (remote end isn't busy and there's no hankshake errors) you just got dumped into a shell prompt at a terminal server, and from there you'd use telnet to connect to your assigned Unix host (where you had to login with username and password). If you wanted to transfer files to/from your PC, you had to use ZModem protocol, or else you could probably use Kermit but I never installed that because I was already familiar with the Telix style comms software. That's a unfortunate, because Kermit is much more capable, so I wish I'd tried it at least.
In fact, y

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The rare mineral Cornwallite from the St. Day area of Cornwall.

>>2055
Wow that's pretty. What is it, /rock/?

>>2057
Could be fluorite, but I'm not really sure

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Hi, I run homurachan and we just got into the webring. Would you be interested in following us back?
Our endpoint is https://homurachan.org/webring.json

>>1396
It works or me. Do you have JavaScript enabled? Also check your computer's clock, jschan's captcha is known to break if your current time is incorrect.
>>1397
Added (it might take 15 mins or so to appear on the list).

>>1398
Yes syncing my clock fixed it thanks.

>>1398
Thanks!

@Admin
The site seems to be running fast now. Thanks for all the hard work! Cheers.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CK5jhOB_8nA
Some more music

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Northern hemisphere
Good to have cake in December
There are a lot of Christmas decorations where I'm at already

>>2025
Sounds fun! Enjoy the nommy-looking cake, Anon.  :D

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Take a break and enjoy some cake or pie