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I'm sorry for the way I treated you, all of it.

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Forgive me over and over
Someday somewhere
One day
You know I'm good for it
Aren't I
I'm always waiting, maybe even cursed to though I don't mind
Sudden death
Or exactly like the condemned
An execution, nothing but a passage in a textbook
"Nothing is a cliché when it's happening to you"
I believe you have a heart
I think I have one
Don't you have one too
Well

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>>16764
Sure. 
New Puzzle. 
https://jiggie.fun/comfy901

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>>16725

> I hope you have a nice Monday too.

Yeah. I'll comfy it up.

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>>16725

What about you? How was your day?

>>16730
Not so great, I drank too much and made poor choices. I'm not really interested in elaborating beyond that on /comfy/.

>>16743
NTA
I understand anon, tomorrow will be another day.
Stay safe.

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fun movie
the art style was slightly less angular which I didn't like but everything else was great and seeing Dib's family getting the spotlight was pretty sweet.

Non, il a fait un truc de travers, il est arrivé et a détruit la scène frenchcore avec sa version happy hardcore du frenchcore, qui est à la fois de la merde et gamine. Il a commercialisé un truc que Radium a créé, Sefa et Dr Peacock aussi. Les kicks pitchés, les producteurs faisaient ça dans la scène happy hardcore anglaise en 1996 et bizarrement tout le monde pense que c'est unique et nouveau. La raison pour laquelle les producteurs n'utilisent pas ça dans la techno hardcore, c'est parce que c'est ringard et gamin, mais ça marche en Europe apparemment. C'est la version hardcore de la musique façon Concours Eurovision de la Chanson. C'est pour ça que les gens ne l'aiment pas, le Hardcore, c'est censé aller à l'encontre de la popularité et de la pop culture, mais Sefa et Peacock ont fait l'inverse pour pouvoir faire du fric $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$. Les gens respectent pas ça.

Je revenais chez moi hier soir, éreinté par une longue et difficile journée de travail, lorsque mes yeux fatigués se posèrent sur la large façade du cinéma du coin.
Ce fut un coup de poignard dans le ventre, pire, j’eus l’impression d’avoir été vaporisé à l’instar d’un japonais un beau matin d’août 1945.
Car devant moi, caracolant fièrement sur les murs de ce temple culturel du monde libre, l’ignominie suprême : Ninja Turtle 2.
Pour les sots et les ignorants, je vous dédie cet article. Pourtant, votre cécité forcée ne mériterait pas ma magnanimité. Car il semble évident que notre démocratie, si fragile, si parfaite, est déjà rongée par la vermine brune jusque dans les salles obscures et que vous ne vous en étiez même pas rendu compte, probablement trop occupé à vous abreuver de Netflix ou de meuporg.

Mais revenons sur la genèse de ce qu’ont été les Tortues Ninja, œuvre majeur du néo-fascisme.
Car il ne s’agit pas simplement d’un divertissement pour ados. Non, mes chers amis, il s’agit purement et simplement d’un film de propagande sorti du cerveau nauséabond des nostalgiques des heures les plus sombres. Une série dont le seul objectif est de foutre en l’air le cerveau de vos gosses. Oui, je le devine, vous avez encore du mal à me croire tellement tout cela semble irréaliste.

Et pourtant… tel est mon terrible postulat : les Tortues Ninjas ne sont qu’une œuvre de propagande destinée à réhabiliter le fascisme italien.

Le mot est lâché. Inspirez à fond, prenez votre temps, je vous propose de découvrir aujourd’hui l’une des vérités les mieux dissimulée de notre siècle. Vous êtes prêt ?
Allons-y.

« Il y a dans tout fascisme une morale et une esthétique, mais cette morale et cette esthétique sont conquérantes, et par là, tout fascisme est une religion ».
Cette citation de Maurice Bardèche témoigne qu’il avait déjà, en 1961, tenté de nous avertir quant à ce péril vert. L’esthétique particulière et fière, cette morale conquérante qui émanaient de cette terrible idéologie… force est de constater que 50 ans plus tard, ces mots ont un sinistre écho.

>>2609
Aujourd'hui tu pourrais trouver des gens qui livraient ça au premier degré.

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.

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Wish I saved more Japanese BBS ads before that one uploader nuked their account. It was a very active scene that produced a lot of art and music, but not much of it has been publicly preserved compared to the works of the European and American BBS scene.

Also find it kinda interesting that telnet BBSes are still very active in Taiwan, however its culture seems to more resemble 2ch than traditional BBSes.

>>2851
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/BBS:_The_Documentary
>BBS: The Documentary (commonly referred to as BBS Documentary) is a 3-disc, 8-episode documentary about the subculture born from the creation of the bulletin board system (BBS) filmed by computer historian Jason Scott of textfiles.com.
> Wired called it "a five-and-a-half-hour paean to the era when computers were named Stacy and Lisa, and tech loyalists fought bitter battles over the superiority of Ataris to Amigas".
Not that I care about Wired, but a documentary this long made by people who are actually part of the subculture should be at least informative, so I might as well bump this thread.

Also, if you want to run a BBS you should also consider using existing BBS software:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_BBS_software

>>5211
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Waffle_(BBS_software)
>Waffle is a bulletin-board system created by Tom Dell for the Dark Side of the Moon BBS which ran under DOS and later UNIX. The software was unique among DOS BBS software in many ways, including the fact that all of the configuration files were in readable text files, and that it fully supported Usenet and UUCP on the DOS platform.
>A Usenet news group named comp.bbs.waffle was created for discussion of the Waffle BBS System.
>Waffle was first released in 1989.[1] The last version seems to be v1.65.[2] There was a beta version of 1.66 on the main site, but it was never released.
>It was possible to link Waffle (under DOS) to Fidonet and WWIV using external gateway utilities. 
This definitely sounds interesting, but there is surprisingly little info available. Still, there is the source code for a UNIX version here:
https://archive.org/details/unix-waffle-1.64-src

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>>2848
> goto10.fr (Minitel)
This looks so much nicer and easier to use than the shitty sncf.fr website that usually never works right with any of my web browsers. ;_;
The moderm web a shit!

>>5212
Although if you want a BBS with usenet integration then there is at least one still maintained alternative:
https://www.synchro.net/
https://wiki.synchro.net/module:newslink?s[]=nntp

>>2482
>Too much stuff I'm exposed to yet have no control over, too much accountability being foisted onto me by people who aren't accountable
That seems to be the natural state of things, and the only fixes are to either be lucky and land in the exception area, or be the one who's in charge of everything. Maybe doing the latter is more viable than we've been conditioned to think.

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>>2484
>Maybe doing the latter is more viable than we've been conditioned to think.
This. Certainly the greedy in power don't want the plebs becoming aware of that fact.

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>rewrite half of my entire rendering system
>bunch of syntax errors and old names and shit, whatever
>works on first try

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I have managed to do everything I can think of doing to fix up and improve this renderer. The frame time is 2 milliseconds, which is good I guess... but I'm more concerned about the CPU/GPU usage, which are 6%/5.5%. That just feels like way too much to me.

I'm obsessively comparing my game to Stardew Valley which is around 2.4-5.3%/0.8% (it's CPU usage doubles when the window is focused even though it seems to run identically either way) and I can't feel happy because of how much worse my game's performance is despite being severely unfinished. I don't even have any kind of lighting system or post processing yet, but Stardew Valley does. I have no idea how it manages such a low GPU usage.

Things that might drive up my performance cost:
- My tiles are diagonal so for every pixel on the floor, there's another empty pixel drawn on top/behind.
- The vision shadow draws another layer of pixels on top of the entire screen.
- The vision shadow is sort of expensive to calculate, especially since it's writing the visibility value onto every tile every frame.
- I'm calling glFinish() a lot because I suck at organizing things, so a large part of what makes up one or the other percentage above might just be waiting.
- OpenGL might have some amount of overhead, but I wouldn't imagine it to be THAT much. I'm using persistent+coherent buffers for everything, so OpenGL shouldn't be involved in any of the movement of data (which is the vast majority of what I do).
- My textures ar

>>2533
>2ms
That's quite fast.

>- I vaguely remember seeing that Stardew's shaders are super simple, but mine does all kinds of dumb shit.
My instinct is that this is primary issue.

>I have some ideas to reduce vision calculations
Good luck with your plans, Anon.

Thanks for the updates, and such detailed ones too! Cheers.

>>1893
It is impressive, Anon. That said, we don't all have that sort of talent to make those things ourselves (hence my comments on the market).  I will have to be satisfied with my present means of coping (My Little Pony).

>>1894
Well you can make my design quite easily, if you can work with Ikea furniture, model planes/ships, or even pony figurine dioramas, then you can definitely make a Galatea v3.

-No soldering required
-No programming required

>>1896
Updated to 3.0.7

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>>1926
Updated to 3.0.8

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>>2069
Her with nekomini (included in printing files) and her sitting on the couch.

>>16707
I hope it goes well for you.

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>>16707
Good luck.

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>>16714
>>16715

>>16707
Good luck anon, keep us updated.

>>16707
Hope things go well for you, Anon.

I just downloaded Night Time by Killing Joke in FLAC and currently listening to it. It's been one of my favorite albums since I was in high school, so it's one I should have already had in the best quality but didn't.

>>16480
Speaking of, I actually discovered that Jaz Coleman for some reason is living in Argentina now, and he arranges events eberry 6 months I think.
Got to see him again many years after seeing live, that was cool

>>16488
As talented as he is, I don't think I'd want to see him without Geordie Walker or the other guys. I'm usually the type of person that has problems picking favorites, but Killing Joke for me was without a doubt my favorite rock band. All the members during their heyday really brought something to the table, and even their later material that doesn't appeal to me as much is still good (although I woodn't say the same for Outside the Gate).  With their interest in occult practices, it almost woodn't surprise me if that had a hand in making them as great as they were. Have you watched The Death and Resurrection Show?

That reminds me, I should probably listen to Brighter Than a Thousand Suns again too. I always associate that album with this time of year. I remember listening to it on the school bus in high school and looking out on the frozen scenery. I've heard it a bunch of times already, but it feels almost like a tradition to me.

>>16489
>Have you watched The Death and Resurrection Show?
Besides the meet and greet, one of the selling points of the event was watching that documentary. It was good because I was able to exchange a lot of ideas with some folks about certain ethos and beliefs that were a bit beyond surface value type of discussion. Berry neat.

Are you into other bands with a similar sound? The Damned? Smiths?

>>16581
>Are you into other bands with a similar sound? 
Killing Joke is a bretty unique band, but I do like genres like post-punk, New Wave, and gothic rock. I started listening to the a lot of the usual stuff like Joy Division, Fields of the Nephilim, Cocteau Twins, The Sisters of Mercy.
>The Damned?
Yeah, I actually discovered Strawberries due to how much "Life Goes On" sounds like "Eighties."
>Smiths?
There are some songs of theirs I like, like "The Queen is Dead," but their style doesn't really jibe with me. I guess I prefer a more atmospheric or "wet" sound compared to their more stripped-down style.

>>16733
Silly rabbit, 'puters are frens not fud.  :D

>>16705
Is this the new induction cat refill system I've heard about?

>>16738
Yep, wireless charging has been a boon for the cat community.

Holding hands? Sounds pretty extreme.

You got any clips?

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>>2386

>>16331
Neat.

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The Grande Citadelle de Monthoux is a monumental work of contemporary art nestled in the forest near Bière, in the canton of Vaud in Switzerland. Conceived and built by hand by artist François Monthoux, this citadel takes the form of a medieval town made of a mixture of clay and cement, towers, walkways, and symbolic figures. Begun in 2023, the work is evolving without a fixed plan, at the pace of the artist's work and in dialogue with the surrounding nature.

>>16680
That's certainly something.  I'm surprised it survives outdoors.  Some of it looks bretty fragile.

>>16753
I guess it survives mainly because it's in Switzerland and people there are more respectful than in other countries.
Also the artist is working on it regularly and I'm sure the nature have an inherent place in the process so it's OK if there are some damages caused by it.

>>16754
I was thinking more about freezing and such.  I guess he can repair it as he adds more too.

>>16748
np anon. I used to deletes them after a while anyway :)

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>>16692

 THAT LOOKS DELICIOUS ANON 

>>16717
It tasted just like chicken.

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Can you guys actually digest beans?

I always got a ton of farts back when I ate them.

>>16731
It's never been an issue.  You may need to eat more fiber and complex carbs to cultivate healthy  intestinal bacteria.

>>2525
>this happens to developers out there
No it doesn't. People only attack a game that way if the developer says/does something politically incorrect. 4chan is super mainstream these days and nobody knows that imageboards other than 4chan even exist.

>>2526
>>2527
And even if social media does blow up at you big time for a bit, look at the Peripetia review bomb. The combined might of Bluesky raging non-stop at the devs for weeks produced tens of angry tranny reviews which were immediately drowned out by hundreds of positive reviews cheering the devs on. The game stills sells, people still play it, the game still gets fanart, and Shodanon still needs to fix his busted-ass game. If you steel yourself beforehand and learn to find success without relying on a clique for everything, you'll do fine.

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>>2527
>People only attack a game that way if the developer says/does something politically incorrect
Nope, you only gotta make the wrong people mad. Good luck afterwards.

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>>2530
What a tragedy.

>>2530
>>2520
For every upset zoomer or tranny that you didn't toe the line, there's a dozen people who don't fucking care and will buy your game if it looks interesting. You give these retards power.

>>3814
The original had much better aesthetics than anything else in general.

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On S1 EP9 of Enterprise now. I enjoyed the pre-industrial atmosphere on this episode in particular (the previous couple episodes were very solid in general) but the reviews online weren't kind to the writing/plot.

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>>3808
WRONG ANON. There are five lights.

Try again.

>>3824
Why is that episode do popular? It sucks.

>>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?

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

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Take a break and enjoy some cake or pie

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I found this chocolate cake

>>2074
Looks too good to be true! Nomms.  :D

Birds that occasionally dash from one tree to another, I like that feeling.

>>2511
POTD

Thanks, that's good stuff Anon.

>>2511
>seems to say the opposite of what it thinks it's saying.
What do you think it's actually saying? It's saying "inspired by" stuff results in an artificial feeling no matter how well it's made.

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>>2522
I know, but that image looks like its saying that focusing on game instead of idea gives a higher quality result. Especially if you remove the retarded anti-soul-blue filter from it.

>>2523
Yeah most people don't think about innovation and new experiences, they think "same thing but better" and this strange impulse for purity. It doesn't make sense for true indies to do these but it makes sense for an actual business to do an "inspired by".

>>2358
https://youtu.be/nK8q1_hSbKc?si=OdIXi1hgFMJE-hOD
Jelly "kill the gays" Hoshiumi

>>2372
Time to bump Jelly up from 'prolly het' to 'def het', maybe even 'militantly het'.

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4I7Ft1Bgmlg
I'm going to explain a phenomena, but that doesn't mean I'm supporting it.
Some people feel like miserable losers if everyone around them is fit, rich, has job, and all the other markers of success. It makes them depressed. These same people feel better if the people around them are awful, poor, and have all the markers of failures. I think this is why some vtuber fans like girlfailures. Boys have gotten societally shafted compared to girls recently. So, boys surrounding themselves with vtuber girlfailures help them feel better. Some vtubers have picked up on this and are performative girlfailures.

>>2358
Dammit. It finally happened. Jelly got drama.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rWg3Wbogh9U
And for fucking BULLSHIT, too. I'm fucking pissed, man. You can't just keep denying man his circus at every goddam turn.
There's practically a goddam vigil turning out at her open chatroom https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gm2lg7k_8h4 .

>>2382
fml, I'm sitting in the chatroom just to keep the vigil numbers up.