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>>17595
That does not sound like a good thing to dwell on.

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>>17617
< That does not sound like a good thing to dwell on.
How judgemental anon.

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>>17661
I suppose it was. Carry on then.

I texted an old friend today. It felt nice.

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>>17705
what did you say?

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He made love that time as if it were the last time
He kissed his wife as if she were the last one
And each of his kids as if they were the only one
And he crossed the street in his shy gait
He climbed the construction as if he were a machine
He built four solid walls on the balcony
Brick after brick in a magical design
His eyes dull with cement and tears

He sat to take a rest as if it were Saturday
He ate rice and beans as if he were a prince
He drank and hiccupped as if he were a castaway
He danced and laughed as if he heard music
And he stumbled toward the sky as if he were an alcoholic
And he floated through the air as if he were a bird

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>>17708
Good morning anon!
Sounds like a busy day, being able to have a fire though is nice, especially with a beverage and a smoke I hope you enjoyed the moment.
As for seeing your family, I wish you luck and hopefully it'll be a positive experience. Try for being civil; faking relationships is taxing and makes establishing your boundaries harder. I'd communicate your preference for no physical contact as well. Your showing willing by attending with them so hopefully they can respect that.
I'll pray it goes well for you; and as always I hope you have a wonderful day!
>>17710
Good morning anon!
>>17711
Good morning anon!
I'm habby to hear your on the mend, and the same wishes to you; may you have a comfy day!

And good morning anons !

>>17710
Thanks for your prayer. It ended up fine I guess, but It was an odd experience.   The pastor's I guess children were absolute brats. One was running around banging around a toy train on the pews and a girl was dancing or something while people were singing and going around with her fingers crossed like she was going to ward off vampires or something. Some other kid popped up from bellow the pew the shake my hand and then got back down and crawled under the next one. Another kid was lining up playing cards in grid on the floor. I've never seen anything quite like it.  The sermon was from a guest ? pastor and it was a pleasant surprise, but I'll be habby to return to my own church next week. 
>>17714
>Try for being civil; faking relationships is taxing and makes establishing your boundaries harder. I'd communicate your preference for no physical contact as well.
There is no escape from a redneck/midwestern greeting session. You just have to smile and wait for it to end.

>>17720
*to shake my hand

>>17720
>Thanks for your prayer. It ended up fine I guess
YVW.

>but It was an odd experience.
LOL. Sounds like it. I hope your time with Pops was good. Cheers.  :)

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>>17720
You did well then; considering the formalities to your personal preference.
Good for you, and glad it went well hopefully you get to relax for the rest of the day!

>>17723
no problem anon, that's what threads like this are for as long as it remains polite and friendly :)

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Sunday Hard
https://jiggie.fun/comfy942

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>>38677
Starting in 30 minutes with Star Trek TNG or 20 minutes if you want to see more Yadamon.

>>17666 (OP) 
If you drop back by, feel free to work on a puzzle.

>>17666 (OP) 
Nice trips.
I also found /comfy/ on Wiby, but that was at the time when it was hosted by anon.cafe.

>>17707
It's funny, I always assumed people only stumbled into the ring after 8ch died.

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>>17666 (OP) 
I hope you feel better anon - the world can be scary sometimes but that's why there are places like this
I didn't know what Wiby was until you told me so thank you I will use it a lot from now on :)

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>>17709
There was quite a migration wave at that time, but some birds came in quite earlier.

Maybe it was instinct. Can you smell trouble anon?

>>3932
I meant to say pot shop.

That stuff is too strong nowadays, and combined with other anxiety inducing things I'll have to take the conspiratorial POV again.

>>3933
>I meant to say pot shop.
Oh, that explains it. I thought "pit shop" might be part of some regional vernacular I wasn't familiar with.
>That stuff is too strong nowadays, and combined with other anxiety inducing things I'll have to take the conspiratorial POV again.
Yeah, from what I've read a lot of the stuff out there is nothing like what the hippies were smoking back in the '60s. I wouldn't trust it not to be laced with fentanyl nowadays either. I've always stayed away from drugs and alcohol, but if I ever opted to try weed I'd prefer to smoke something mild and homegrown.

>>3934
>>3933
I have found smoking to be generally fine but uninteresting. Honestly, it mostly makes me feel sleepy. Edibles, on the other hand, are rough. They do nothing for 40 plus minutes and then all off a sudden they really fuck up your sensory abilities and balance.  The doses are generally way too strong to be pleasurable for me and I can't understand why people enjoy them.

>>3934
>>3934
>Yeah, from what I've read a lot of the stuff out there is nothing like what the hippies were smoking back in the '60s. I wouldn't trust it not to be laced with fentanyl nowadays either. I've always stayed away from drugs and alcohol, but if I ever opted to try weed I'd prefer to smoke something mild and homegrown.
Agreed, I can't trust it. Making it defacto legal just seems to good to be true, so I'm suspicious.

>>3757 (OP) 
>Why aren't you sleeping tonight?
I'm a little riled up, thinking about things.  The passage of time, the future.
>>3900
I oversteep my orange peko, and pour it into two cups of warm milk.

Tasty, but not too strong.

>>3858
Everything by niketa is wonderful! Thanks for the suggestion!

>>3859
you're welcome, but who's niketa? the game is by Ferry (nopanamaman), right?

been thinking on what keeps me coming back to skyrim rather than oblivion or morrowind, and i think its to do with the compulsion to explore and how you are rewarded for exploring

in morrowind, i never feel like exploring, because there is nothing worth my time in 99% of locations, maybe a dozen drakes total and if you're lucky an ebony weapon that you can sell for a tenth its value, i feel the same about oblivion, there is simply nothing worth my time and the harsh level scaling disencourages exploration due to the sponginess of enemies at higher levels making clearing any dungeon a gigantic time sink

in skyrim, i always feel like exploring, picking a direction and walking, and taking a detour to run a dungeon, i always find something worth my time, a word of a shout, an enchanted item, or simply an item worth a lot of gold such as a staff
skyrim's soundtrack does a lot of heavy lifting to make walking the world feel good, every track is tailored to specific weather and biome, each a unique atmosphere that cant be heard elsewhere, i particually like the trail between dawnstar and windhelm and the forests north-west of falkreath, having the most beautiful music, i feel positive emotions i cannot identify while listening to them

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Stellaris game is going pretty well, elected custodian in 2286 and all but two normal empires are not either my subject or a part of my federation, huge EC deficit, -9k per month or three months with my current savings, as i'm ~4000 over naval cap increasing ship up keep by over 240%, building dyson spheres, HRAE-MCs and anchorages to try and stay afloat while also building up to concquer the Oned'Qarak Entertainment Complex for trying to hijack Prime Node Axiom to force it to grind resources and items for RMT, and to take their Matrioshka Brain for myself, mostly the second thing really and to a lesser extent to obtain dark matter technology to try and prepare for potential Sirenalia who might be spawning in the next 1-25 years

Played a couple hours of Monster Rancher 4 yesterday.  Braindead translation, bullshit mechanics.  Used a cheat to unlock the entire disc book.  Can't say I'm interested in continuing, since other than the management it's like a fighting game where your character refuses to respond most of the time.  Might watch the show, though.


FF7 apparently has a legendarily bad translation, so I've been poking at the original, and enjoying that.  In the flashback at the water tower, Cloud bloviates to Tifa about how he's going to be a great hero.  She calls his bluff and tells him to come to her rescue.  Cloud doesn't believe his own bullshit, so he's flabbergasted.

It reminds me of how Eric Cartman would tell people to suck his balls, then didn't know what to say when that one teacher says "present them."

This is not how I remember it from when I played it 25 years ago, to say the least.

This, incidentally, is the fun part of playing a Japanese game in the original language: it's the closest you can ever get to "playing it for the first time, again."

>>3837
Same.  Though I haven't broken it; I just got it running, created a stealth catman who can't seem to sneak worth a shit, and can't really fight, either.  I've been blundering around in Vivec, not really sure what to do with myself.

>>3824
kek
>>3840
but that's an interesting question. i wonder if it gets over-represented because the scene with the lights is so... meme-able? like it serves as an easily adaptable punchline, so people who haven't seen the entire series or even watched that episode can riff off of it and amplify it's visibility such that it might seem more popular of an episode than it actually was?

>>3841
Yeah that makes sense. And also goes for Darmok and Jallad at Tanagra, though that is at least a good episode.

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I've been going through the TOS movies and haven't been too impressed so far, but Star Trek IV was pretty fun outside of the preachy environmental message. The time travel thing had already been done repeatedly on the original show, but it was still fun to see the crew of the Enterprise walking around '80s San Francisco and trying to blend in.

I'm probably going to rewatch some TOS episodes tomorrow. I'm kind of considering getting the cartoon series on Blu-ray too. The movies are making me realize just how much of a grognard I am when it comes to Star Trek.

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>>1467 (me)
I rewatched TNG since that post.

First and foremost, you can really see in the HD version how thin the costumes are, especially in the first two seasons, but also in season 4 where the enterprise encounter's Tasha Yar's ridiculously hot sister.  The camera really eats her ass up in one scene.

I also enjoyed the accidental '90s racism, like how the Ferengi are rather negroidic to begin with, and only convert to judaism later.

Moral quandaries interested me little, except to laugh at them when they were stupid or insane.  Picard insists on destroying the ship— again, because some kind of "artificial life" has emerged, and we have to pretend that it can't be mass-produced.


The 7th season is where everything that had been good about Trek dies in realtime.  Ro and Wesley abandon Starfleet for what I've come to refer to as "magical terrorism."

It's like in Fight Club, The Matrix, American Beauty, or Office Space, where having a dependable income is, like, squaresville, maaaaan so the moral of the story becomes "you should quit your job and... I dunno, I'm sure something better will come up."

I don't know if it's really hippie boomer bullshit or something more nefarious.  Either way, it was the most interesting detail of various episodes of that season.

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>>3841
Picard's utter pissedness and inflexibility are admirable and make for a compelling episode.

>In spite of all you've done to me, I find you a pitiable man.
Who can't relate?

"There are four lights" is shorthand for the entire exchange.  It's like saying "you have the whip hand over me now, and you might even kill me, but I will always hold you in contempt."

Hell, it's like saying I am immune to your bullshit propaganda too.

https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/%C3%89conomie_de_la_surveillance#Capitalisme_de_surveillance

>>2534
J'ai vu qu'ils avaient ouvert un nouveau fofo sur un onion, j'ai jeté un œil.
Ils ont un système de mitigation du spam basé sur la résolution d'une petite "proof of work" par le navigateur. Bon c'est pas déconnant mais il faut activer javascript pour le faire fonctionner.
J'ai refermé la page, je n'y retournerais pas.
La teneur des discussions est la même que celle d'EELB à l'époque tu ne devrais pas être dépaysé. Avec peut-être un peu moins de troll mais pour l'instant il n'y a pas l'air d'y avoir grand monde.

Les démocraties sont incapables de juguler la putréfaction sociale qu’elle secrète naturellement. Une démocratie repose sur le mythe de l’égalité. Par un tour de passe-passe rhétorique, elle proclame que le pire bandit est l’égal de l’homme le plus noble du corps social et qu’il a le droit de se prononcer sur les affaires de la nation en votant solennellement. Les démocraties s’honorent même de permettre aux criminels emprisonnés de pouvoir glisser un bulletin de vote dans une urne, lequel, naturellement, se porte à son tour sur le candidat le plus objectivement destructeur pour la nation. Perchées sur cette idée absurde, toutes les démocraties pavent la voie pour la perte d’un État ou d’un peuple en donnant carte blanche à la pire lie de la société.

La première chose qu’un État digne de ce nom se doit de faire est d’inculquer à chacun son devoir comme membre de la communauté, de mettre ses talents au service de celle-ci. Seule la racaille anti-sociale peut trouver à y redire car elle n’a par nature aucune contribution à offrir.

Imaginaires d’ambiance automobile et sémiotique des récits : une approche d’innovation expérientielle digitale en Chine
https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Philippe-Taupin/publication/323687671_Imaginaires_d'ambiance_automobile_et_semiotique_des_recits_une_approche_d'innovation_experientielle_digitale_en_Chine/links/63a357d2e3ff99050d8d825e/Imaginaires-dambiance-automobile-et-semiotique-des-recits-une-approche-dinnovation-experientielle-digitale-en-Chine.pdf
je hais les "intellectuels" putain

Lundi dernier, "aux alentours de 21 heures", une habitante de la commune d'Hagenbach, située à une vingtaine de kilomètres de Mulhouse, est alertée par des "bruits d'enfant" provenant d'une camionnette garée dans une cour commune privée de plusieurs habitations.

D'après un communiqué du parquet de Mulhouse, une fois sur place, les forces de l'ordre interrogent le propriétaire du véhicule, qui affirme ne pas pouvoir ouvrir les portes du véhicule "en raison d'un dysfonctionnement du système de verrouillage". Il affirme que sa fille s'y est enfermée alors qu'elle y cherchait quelque chose.

Après avoir déverrouillé la camionnette, les gendarmes trouvent un enfant "couché en position fœtale, nu, recouvert d'une couverture sur un monticule de déchets et à proximité d'excréments", "pâle et manifestement dénutri". "Il est recroquevillé (...) son poids et sa taille ne correspondent pas à un enfant de son âge", a expliqué vendredi soir sur franceinfo Nicolas Heitz, ajoutant que "pour le moment, il ne peut pas encore marcher", du fait de sa position assise prolongée. Immédiatement pris en charge à l'hôpital de Mulhouse, l'enfant est toujours hospitalisé. Il est désormais "en sécurité", a assuré le procureur.

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>>17671
I'm glad we could offer you some support no mater how small.

>>17681
>pic
moar pls

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>>17683
https://www.pixiv.net/en/users/2288819

>>17687
Thanks. These are pretty adorable.

I went fishing this afternoon.  It was bretty caca, but It was nice to be outside.

>>1508
lmao. probably something automated would be my guess?

>>1508
You are by far not the first admin who've seen that happen.

>>1509
They are not automated, they are russian and brazilian sweatshop workers whose job is to spam every message form. A ban appeal is just another form to submit messages to.

>>1508
I'm actually very curious about what was going through the creature's head to cause such action. Was it impotent rage over not being allowed to freely use imageboards as ad space? Overzealous third world peon trying to go extra length spreading his benefactor's "works" hoping for some extra scraps? Or perhaps a schizo autist thinking this way he can leave more CP traces in the server and then somehow sic glowies on you? I guess we will never know...

>>1545
i do shit like this all the time for fun

>>1545
We know for a fact they cycle through hundreds of links every day (we logged their http referers and found the forum they used as link directories), so it is possible they can't distinguish or have time to distinguish between legitimate message forms and ban appeal message forms on account of having to go through a hundred different ones every day. A certain site suddenly looking different would not even register when you go through hundreds of them day by day. Maybe they can't even read english. So they just see a message form and fire off, they have more other sites to post to than to care about this one.

I imagine they get paid per messages posted. There are actual russian troll farms that operate on a pay-per-message basis (they have to save screenshot proofs as well), although those are political and post on social media.

>>17664
>Downwardly mobile
Lel. Ain't nothin' wrong with hanging around pigeons.

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DOGGERS IN EFFECT
>absconding with lunch edition

>>17664
>"There must be more to life" he thought, as the $9 birb seed coursed through his powerful veins...

>>2681
Perso, je ferais pas confiance aux devs pour nous laisser le choix. Le "referendum" servirait d'avertissement, un appel à se préparer que telle date, nou devrons changer.

Mais j'ai bien compris que la plupart des humains se plaignent pour la forme, ils ne veulent pas de liberté et préfèrent demander à d'autres de régler leur problème. C'est tellement pratique d'avoir sa paix en échange d'un billet.

En discussion réelle, quelqu'un m'à dit texto que personne ne veux de cette liberté "utopique" (appelation du 16 siecle, pendant 2000 ans c'était plutot anarchie, du grec fatalitée). Du coup, je peux me redabarasser de ces outils, ma réponse sera simple quand on viendra me casser les couilles avec la société: une droite. Si on veut pas de liberté, alors on a perdu la liberté de se plaindre.

Si des devs devaient bosser sur un tel projet, si je ne suis pas qu'un fou isolé, alors tous les systemes devraient être infectés rapidement. J'ai d'ailleurs jamais parlé d'open source, au contraire. Le plus de programmes différents existent le mieux. Et si la population mondiale veut vraiment prendre la responsabilité de notre futur entre ses mains, si tous les flics, juges et patrons que j'ai croisé ne m'ont pas mentis, alors ils devraient installer une variante des ces programmes sur leur propres systemes.

Perso, je fais pas confiance à la machine capitaliste qui nous dirige pour trouver une autre solution que le

>>2686
>C'est tellement pratique d'avoir sa paix en échange d'un billet.
Voilà des paroles de sagesse.

Re,
Merci pour tous les commentaires. Ces commentaires et ceux reçu ailleurs, comme dans la vraie vie, m'on aidé à retravailler le texte.

Vous trouverez là une version complète de l'idée, du rêve. Comme c'est un sujet complexe qui soulève beaucoup de questions, je ne pouvais pas pondre juste deux lignes, du coup il y a environ 20 pages plus les appendices, c'est encore très très court pour un sujet comme ça.

Cependant, je pense que ces 20 pages sont simples à comprendre, vont droit au but et sont assez détaillées pour ne pas laisser de questions ouvertes.

De plus, comme je le répète depuis que je troll de nouveau le web, le temps de la discussion est passé, il est temps d'agir, de partager le rêve pour en faire une réalité.

>>2697
>depuis que je troll de nouveau le web
Du coup c'est sérieux ou juste une blague ton truc là anon ?

C'est sérieux, mon ami. Je n'ai pas les épaules pour supporter cette société encore 40 ans...

usually go for bottom shelf cask port, cheap as fuck and decent abv, though i've developed a taste for vanilla vodka recently, ~1/3 simple syrup & ~2/3 vanilla vodka with a couple ice cubes is what i'm drinking right now

Usually go for monster with vodka or jagermeister, vodka because I don't care much for the taste of alcohol and Jager because it does taste nice

absinthe

I drink a wide variety of things, but I like whiskey the most.  I do not ever mix anything with it with the exception of occasionally making rye Manhattans or chill it. I particularly enjoy Islay single malts, and I consistently keep either Lagavulin 16 or the standard Laphroaig on hand. When I want something less assertively flavored for drinking with meals, I switch things up. I generally like to serve Nikka Coffee Grain Whiskey or Whistlepig Pigyback Rye depending on the dish. I also like try new whiskeys occasionally, and I was last impressed by 12 year old cask strength Redbreast. 
To be fair, I drink more beer than anything else, but that's mostly just something I have with lunch or dinner, especially if I'm not at home. I like anything other than the cheap piss water lagers, but IPAs, witbiers/weissbiers, and cream ales are what I generally gravitate toward.  I also really like Arrogant Bastard Ale and Belgian quads, but those are not realy something I would generally have with food and are more of an occasional treat.

>>3936
*Nikka Coffey Grain

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>>17530
Also, although the high temperature finish did char some of it as intended, it set of the smoke alarm, so that was a bad idea.  Also also, this deserved a beer to go with it.

>>17530
It's that time of day when I'm starting to get hungry, and that looks delicious—my mouth is watering rn.

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I grilled a fish last night with garlic, lemon, shallot, butter, Worcestershire sauce, paprika, cayenne, black pepper, and salt. 

I braised about six pounds of pork butt a couple days ago, and have been eating it eberry day for breakfast.  The meat was coated in brown sugar and salt before cooking in a one to three mixture of soy sauce and water.  Some garlic and ginger were added to the cooking liquid for flavor.  When it was done, I broke it up and mixed in some dried chilis and cider vinegar.

>>17638
Very nommy!

I haven't forgotten my shopping list!  :)

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>>17638
I filleted and fried the other fish I caught a couple days ago.  The fillets were dredged in a mixture of corn meal, flour, salt, and black pepper. They were then pan fried at 375°F for five minutes on each side.  I garnished the fish with fresh parsley and lavender and added lemon and picked habaneros on the side. The dipping sauce was a mixture of ketchup, Worcestershire sauce, and pickling liquid from the peppers.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Epstein-barr

I've sometimes questioned the /comfy/ of this thread. This post is a great example of why : >>17280

>>16883
In asian countries this is called Buddha's hands and is named after/confused with a particular variety of citrus.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Buddha's_hand

>>17281
what's wrong with it?

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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mycorrhiza

>>2142
>Couldn’t Yahweh have created a universe with free will but without evil?
I don't know. I suppose you can ask Him when you meet? I'm sure others have questioned the same millions of times.

>I'm kind of tempted to watch the BBC adaptations again.
Neat. I'd like to see those.

>>2143
>Neat. I'd like to see those.
Here's The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6Fft9DLIp7E

Apparently there's a Blu-ray release with these adaptations that just came out.

>>2148
Yeah, that's charming thanks Anon. AFAICT, they released 4 of the 7 books in this TV series?

>Blu-ray release
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Are they remastered, I suppose?

>>2152
>AFAICT, they released 4 of the 7 books in this TV series
Yeah, or three if you don't want to count the second one as two books' worth of material. They smushed Prince Caspian and Voyage of the Dawn Treader together. I'd have to watch it again to see how well they pulled it off.

It sucks that they weren't able to adapt all the books.
>Are they remastered, I suppose?
Yup, although I'm not sure how good it could possibly look due to it being shot on tape.

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I'm getting really tired of all the Bob Lazar whitewashing that's been going on lately. All it does is hold the subject back.

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Remember back when it was even possible to be outrageous online?

>>12657
Nice. Please repost these over at >>>/lego/ to since it could use some activity.

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>>12659

1. Do not talk about /b/
2. Do NOT talk about /b/
3. We are Anonymous
4. Anonymous is legion
5. Anonymous never forgives
6. Anonymous can be a horrible, senseless, uncaring monster
7. Anonymous is still able to deliver
8. There are no real rules about posting
9. There are no real rules about moderation either - enjoy your ban
10. If you enjoy any rival sites - DON'T
11. All your carefully picked arguments can easily be ignored
12. Anything you say can and will be used against you
13. Anything you say can be turned into something else - fixed
14. Do not argue with trolls - it means that they win
15. The harder you try the harder you will fail