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>>13515
Puzzle cats.

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>>13517
Such kots must be fed. They are fall apart.

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>>13520
>>13489
Interesting thing about Max is that despite the character being a computer generated character, even claimed as one to the public at one point, Max is an actor in a mask and a lot - maybe even most - of the "CG" stuff was acomplished with in camera effects with a bit of analogue electronic wizardry to fill in the gaps.

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>>13527
>with a bit of analogue electronic wizardry to fill in the gaps.
I broadcast chromakey equipment in the 80's had a double-buffer capability (what we'd call z-buffering in vidya dev today) totalling a whopping 2MB in size (and over US$100k for that!). So yeah, I bet you're right about the technical part of it.

>this was the actor who played Max Headroom

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NEEDS MOAR KOT

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>>7736
Welcome. Here you can post from a VPN, can post up to 5 images per post in several different file types including with sound (up to 50MB total), don't have to deal with captchas most of the time, don't have to worry about whether or not what you post will trigger a janny (but if it's NSFW, preferably spoiler it), don't have to deal with the retard, and you have an entire board to post about Nep or CH-related topics you're interested in. Have fun.
>y-you couldn't possibly mean...me...?
Depends, was this you that talked to me back then when I first started posting in /nepgen/?
https://arch.b4k.dev/vg/thread/498364182/#499597049
>>7738
I'm pretty sure I still have to get the e-mail issue sorted out before I broach that topic.
>>7739
>I've done my best not to feed them in months. I think I've been well behaved
Indeed, but just so you know, there are things it's fine to get pissed about. Getting hounded by people clearly following you just to imitate you and get on your nerves is something I would almost certainly be pissed about as well. And I don't think you were wrong to demand that people no

You get 1 address and 1GB storage with proton mail free. Might be adequate.

I'm going to nep. 

>>7735
I use Runbox. Fantastic little email service that lets you register dozens of alternate names. Protonmail would be #2 for me if runbox didn't exist.

>>7741
>https://arch.b4k.dev/vg/thread/498364182/#499597049
oh wow, that totally is my post. i didn't think i posted often enough or had a recognizable enough typing style to become a recognizable character here lol, that's really cool!
i'm happy i found this place and that i was apparently distinguishable enough to where you noticed i was missing lol
now i wish there was as much fanart of the skelters as there is of the neps...i'd post gretel more often, but most of what i have of her are all game screenshots, and i feel like i'd come across as obnoxious if i just posted those all the time

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>>7744
I do it all the time, who cares what other people think.

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Some shit came up, I'll have connection issues so no stream this Sunday. See you on May 4th for that.

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>>13514
Looks like it's time for bread.

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Some low-tension post-hiatus copies, including attempts to feel the folds out on my own based on pics from Date Naoto's learning book.

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I've decided I'm done with this, no amount of color is going to fix the underlying problems and I took a break for way too long.
I've set a more reasonable goal for myself: get my art good enough to the point that I can make at least $1 off of it by the end of the year.
im so fucking tired boss

>>2056
Dude not to invade but I recommend you a more art centric goal. Yours is rather vague as well. 

Dont be tired. You have alot more things to scratch with your stylus/pen

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ECGcTM_gk4s.

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can anyone critique this?
*eagle screams as tumbleweed rolls past the frame*

its joan of arc
I tried to draw her as like an actual serious thing but the clone high version is imprinted in my brain so much that it affected her face. 

not that its a bad thing but I feel it can look better

Also any tutorials on injuries, gore would be nice because that burn on her face is tattooed at best

>>2070
Focus more on individual anatomy and how to draw certain body parts, especially facial features and hair patterns. Try to avoid shading or coloring until you have the underlying construction. A lot of your lines also look very scratchy, make them smoother and more precise.
Good start though.

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Lots of inspo from Gris, Sky cotl and journey (and necrophosis)

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Web of silk, web of me

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And the sexiest rifle award goes to.....WZ35!!

WOoOOOOOoOOoOoooooooooo

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I love these goofy masks

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Doodlez

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>>13440
Seems you're quite new here, fren?

It's a misinterpretation to think that because we reject certain terms and ideological outpourings that are too strong and potentially conflict-ridden, we're just another Reddit®.
/comfy/ is and has always been like this for as long as I can remember before I took over the place. And it's certainly not out of political activism or a desire to conform to the politically correct doxa that prevails and sclerotizes the modern internet today.

On the contrary, I personally find the opposite to be just as unhealthy: to think that one can place oneself in opposition to this so-called doxa by embracing a pseudo-subculture based on an equally hollow political and rhetorical vision, believing that this is all its substance.

Sure, we're on an imageboard with its general inheritance made of counter-culture and a certain idea of freedom, but we also have our OWN culture, that of /comfy/, the one that's unique to us and the one we hold dear. That's how things worked back then, and it's an idea I'm keen to defend, because rather than being a copy of Reddit®, I don't want it to be yet another copy of x or y “altboard”.

It's not about political correctness, it's about the spirit anon.

Maybe you don't like it, in which case it wood be a good idea for you and us to refrain from projecting your biased view of what you

>>13443
>I replied to Chobitsu the way I did in good faith both knowing his opinions and having interacted with him for quite a while.  I like the guy, hold no animosity toward him, and believe he has eberry right to his beliefs.
You're totally fine, Anon. As I stated before, I care about this board's welfare. I already knew it's spirit (and like that), but 'forgot where I was' for a bit!

>>13445
>As you can see there are wordfilters anyway and they're bretty fun ;)
Always was one of the more-humorous aspects of the board. And you did a great job reconstructing them after previous BO debacle.  :D

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>>13440
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I always thought politics were risky because it frequently gets bretty nasty. Usually there's always something negative that habbens. Even politically positive news can sour the mood. Just check the comments in an article or catch someone on a bad day who doesn't agree with you. On the other hand, seeing negative political news that you don't agree with can be bothersome already. All of this is true regardless of your political beliefs. It will eventually be negative and uncomfy.

Which, got me thinking about all sorts of hypothetical scenarios about what /comfy/ is and why some things are allowed to be discussed and other things aren't. It seems bretty subjective and politically correct until you think about it more.

The rule is primarily there because in most places it's usually the norm to talk politics with strangers on the internet, friends, and family members. There's a reason why the Thanksgiving shouting-match memes are a thing. You do encounter people that avoid talking politics, but they're outliers. The opposite is a given and goes against /comfy/ fundamentally. That's why that rule has to be stated specifically.

On the other end, you may have wondered why the discus

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>>13490
POTD

The reasons we all tend to care about both religion & politics is that they both reach pretty-deeply into the hearts of a) reality, and b) the human-experience within that reality.

I personally think it's unwise to 'put one's head in the sand' regarding the evil effects of the evil works of evildoers. The final outcome of such a position is always predictable well in advance (advanced case of pozz-overload, etc.) Fair warning is fair.  :)

OTOH, as you state -- there are already plenty of places to debate such things. Hard to get away from it now (all by-design, ofc). Having a /comfy/ place to maintain comfy-ness is certainly a welcome change.

<--->

I'm personally invested into the well-being of /comfy/ , and its gratifying for me personally to hear so many newcomers complimenting the place. So both the original BO, and the current BO are doing something right, IMO. Cheers.

>>13445
I'm NTA, but I am new here, hello! 

I used to browse dreamchan a few years ago until Duck got sick or something and the site went down. I will miss the birdposting. 

Following the topic of political discussion, its loud and ugly. I am politically conservative, and even though my side is winning, it feels more schadenfreude than victory. Lots of yelling, lots of needless cruelty, lots of the same us-vs-them mindset that got us to where we are today.

There should be spaces where you can take your boots off at the door and not worry about being militant for a couple hours. 

>>12792 (OP) 
The stress you get from the internet is the noise it carries with it. Eberrything is loud as quack all the quacking time for no goddamn reason. You set foot on a website and you're assaulted by chattering primates.

It's really a question of "what do I care about? what do I truly, actually care about?"

Once you begin to conscientiously filter out things you don't actually care about, your internet experience gets much better. For example, I don't care about anything on the front page of reddit, I don't care about anything on 4chan, I don't care about anything on TikTok. There is absolutely nothing there that brings me fulfillment. It's chattering primates. It's noise. 

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>>12926
SORCERY YOU SAY?!

>>12640
These are so good

>>12377
I wish these made it to the final game

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>>12911
I still remember watching this one as a kid

Garry's Mod. Shit's addictive, even though I'm on a shitty laptop so it crashes often.

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>>2025 (OP) 
I've been playing Return to Castle Wolfenstein, the environment and art is pretty good, I like old games...

>>3169
Been there. Spent less than $100 over a year or two but the time sink was insane. It started cutting into work and family and I was grinding battles while driving - had to pull the plug.

>>3177
Well I caved and installed counterside. Mixed feelings about it so far but it does seem to be what I'm looking for, with my coplaints mainly being things inherent to gacha. Plus I've head its one of the most free to play riendly gachas, and I don't think I'll mind grinding it out with out relying on rare units. Time will tell though, might drop it still.

I'm thinking about getting back into SNES games again. I used to play a lot of them on my laptop in high school but kind of stopped over time. Last thing I played was Chrono Trigger. If anyone has any obscure SNES RPGs worth suggesting I'm all ears :)

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>>13462
>I think it's charming. I really like old metal play area equipment; it has a lot of personality.
I agree. Metal and wood equipment should be brought back. The modern stuff is so lame and short on personality.
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>>13477
I've been wanting to visit there for a while. If I ever moved states, it wood probably be to Missouri. It's warmer than where I live, has interesting history and topography, and I don't think it wood be too different on a cultural level.

I think the Missouri Rhineland is the region I'd be most keen on seeing.

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>>13504
Herman is a nice little town.  If you visit, I wood recommend seeing Stone Hill Winery.  It was once the third largest winery in the world before the prohibition crippled it.  I wood also advise traveling down highway 19 to Swiss Meat & Sausage Co.. Further down the river, New Haven and Washington are also bretty comfy and there are a number of quaint little towns across the river like Marthasville, Dutzow, and Augusta.  The Katty Trail runs on the north side of the Missouri and is bretty great if you like bicycling.

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I decided to go tout fishing again today. It doesn't show up well in the picture, but the top one had darker flesh.  This is an indication it had survived longer after being stocked from a hatchery.  Eventually, the flesh wood become a bit orange, almost like a salmon.  Trout that have lived off a natural diet are much better tasting.  I also drank a few Shiner Bocks and took the opportunity to smash the bottles at a recycling center.  Good times.

I replied to the wrong post earlier.
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>>13174
Did you end up getting the REI tent?

>>13498
I see. To be honest I've only been there twice during the winter and there was a lot of thick ice eberrywhere, I assumed that was a bretty normal thing because of that and because I've been stuck in Wyoming and Iowa because of snow before. Though I guess Wyoming is a different beast entirely because of the WIND.

>>13470
>I have never eaten hummus 
It's like dry refried beans but replace the beans with chickpeas, the onion/chili with a bit of cumin and add even more garlic.
>Lemon
I don't recall that in there, you also can garnish with pine nuts.
At least this is what i got from eating at several lebanese places full of lebs.

>>13484
I have never eaten refried beans either

>>13494
I'd recommended buying some and trying it if you can.  It's bretty good.  Did you buy humus for comparison yet?

>>13495
I bought some online, it hasn't arrived yet

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>>13456
I fried some trout filets in dredge of cornmeal and a bit of salt for breakfast.  It wasn't too bad.

My mother got rid of our cat behind my back thinking it wood be no big deal. I think he was my soul cat.

>>13125
It's hard to guage that on the parent side. We just lost the family dog and it didn't seem to bother our kid too much. I guess pets affect different people differently.

When I was in my mid-teens, my brother and got to go work at some festival grounds for a few days in the summer to earn a ticket to a festival that they were hosting in the early autumn. We slept outside, on the stage of the festival grounds. It was really beautiful -- the stage had a roof, but no back and no front. Completely open air. It was an amazing way to end the day, under the stars.

This tabby cat wood come up to me and my brother and demand to be petted. She wood not stop meowing and swatting until someone made physical contact with her. One of the other workers there called her a slut for cuddles. It was really nice. 

I ended up in foster care and the foster home I lived in the longest, prior to high school graduation, was a rural home. The wife was a homemaker, and the husband was a carpenter and hunter. He had a dog named Jake, which I thought was funny because of Adventure Time. My fosterdad had no idea what Adventure Time was. Jake was a job dog and a hunting dog. My fosterdad wood take him to eberry construction job he went to and Jake knew exactly how to navigate a jobsite to stay out of the way of the workers, and even to not step in freshly poured concrete. Jake had a preternatural, humanlike understanding of the physical world and how to navigate it. He was less in-the-way than I was, whenever I worked with my fosterdad. 

Jake was also a duck hunting dog. When we wood shoot clays in the backyard, he wood yelp and cry and whimper from the dogpen bec

>>13506
>my girlfriend went out to place a piece of ham by his grave. 
We wood all be lucky to receive ham at our graves. Thanks for sharing.

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>>13506
Charming story about old Jake, Anon. Thanks.

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>>6 (OP) 
I grew up with these consoles, looking forward to the future as things would get better... but nowadays I genuinely prefer the old stuff I grew up with, it's not nostalgia, it just adapts better to my current adult life. I wake up early, work all day long, come back home a bit late and have a few hours to enjoy with my fiancee, dinner, other obligations... and then bed, the time for video games keeps getting shorter, so when something new comes out and people boast about how it's 100hrs long or something, I don't like it, I love how most retro video games are 30min long when you know what to do, even if it takes me a few sessions to be able to pull off a clear run. I love the simplicity, and the feeling when I pick it up that, in less than an hour, I can win, I can beat it, it's fun.

>>4856
> I love how most retro video games are 30min long when you know what to do, even if it takes me a few sessions to be able to pull off a clear run.
The success of indie roguelikes such as The Binding of Isaac and Hades has poisoned all types of developers into making infinite replayability for their games as cheaply as possible.

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I remember finishing this in one session as a kid, because the cartridge battery died.

I've been playing so much kirby air ride lately it feels like an addiction. I get up early just so i can play it for 45 minutes before work. City Trial is just so fun and 5 minutes is the perfect amount for a game that i just can't stop playing over and over.

>>4865
I never connected with it but still played it a decent amount back in the day. It was a game my household had gotten, so I played it.

>>3159
Well, I would guess people call it a blackhole because it's a very gated platform and many projects which would've just whipped up a quick phpbb accessible by anybody at the very least in the past now hide everything they produce behind Discord. Sorry if I sounded too harsh with my complaints about it.

>>3161
>different colored roles, so we all know who has the biggest e-dick. As many kinds 
>of retards as they have pronouns with Discord.

I agree with that a lot, I hate the discord culture but I wanted to do something there since it's an active place and for its convenience, but you're right. It sucks.

>>Why not just stay on the Internets (ie, places like here on the Webring)?

Because I thought those places were dead, most of the image boards i used to visit are gone, so I figured the only way to find like-minded people now would be through discord, which isn’t easy of course since everyone there seems to have a huge ego and obsession over their roles and stupid drama.

But I think I'm just not searching enough, I will stick to trashcan and other image boards that are still alive.

Thanks for all the information, tho.

>>3171
I understand the harsh, it was kinda rude of me to post it here too (already closed the link) 

And you're pointing out something real, things that were once open and reachable have gone locked away in servers and private chats so Discord isn't really a good idea if you want to build anything.

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http://toastytech.com/ is one of the first sites I remember visiting that are still up. I'm not sure how I found it, maybe I was googling around for different computer-related topics since I was heavily into that, but I loved the GUI gallery and IE is Evil. Also Mars War is a pretty nice Doom wad. It even got me into Firefox before the other nerds at school did.

It still sees an update roughly once or twice a year, but it's usually just a small addition to IE is Evil's rant page. Part of me hoped that he'd keep the GUI gallery up to date with different X11 WMs and Wayland compositors, but I guess he's busy with life these days. Or just tired of maintaining a decades-old personal site, in an era when personal sites barely exist outside of teenagers making stereotypical gif-laden "old web" pages on Neocities.

Pic used to be what the rant page looked like back in the early-mid 00s. He's since toned it down, but he's kept the yellow text and Doom texture background to make it hard to read on purpose.

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>>3174
>Thanks for all the information, tho.
You're very welcome, Mate! What kind of turned things around for me personally was just this realization:
Be the future you want to see!

Everything else pretty much flowed out of that one personal determination. Good luck with your search.

>>3267
Okay, here is 720
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>>3268
Can I get it in 1080p or 2160p?

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reviving this dead thread to see if anyone has What Happens to a Displaced Ant (Shirin Abushaqra)?

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I'm looking fore a bluray rip of Rienzi (2010), a rarely performed Wagner opera. I see the DVDs and also the remux but I didn't find a working link for a smaller HD version.

>>3684
Neat! I too would be interested in watching this.