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>>17302
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>>1419
>I now have THREE robots
Make it stop. And another thing does anyone else dislike this double face thing they've started doing with minifigs? It limits what kind of hair/hat you can use without having an abomination.

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Found this a little while back And I've been meaning to post it. It's a nice guide.

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I discovered there's 2 different varieties of Bluey minifigs.

>>1510
Very cool! Do you think you'll try obtaining some? Good luck, Anon.

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Apparently that latest Ollie and Scoops episode featured Barbara Crampton and Jeffrey Combs playing both of Claudia's parents.
They are the stars from the cult horror comedy film Re-Animator

lol such cute bunns

>>2135
>I don’t think it is true. It doesn’t make much sense
Trying to squeeze concepts of the transcendent, tridimensionality of the Holy Trinity down into our 3D+time "pea brains" is apt to produce many current mysteries.  :D  In fact, this aspect of scripture (transcendent [ie, beyond our universe], mysterious) is a strong argument for the divine origin of the material (as opposed to, say, all other religions).

>But Yahweh is responsible for Satan and his minions running buck wild to begin with.
God created Lucifer and other angels. They, themselves, created their own evil. Watching someone do evil isn't the same as the evildoer's evil.

>He’s supposed to know what’s going to happen and have the means of preventing it but doesn’t. 
Both true. However:
A)  God isn't Santa Clause, much to the chagrin of selfish heathens.  :D
B)  Strong freewill (ie, it can lead to utter destruction) is necessary for strong Love (ie, it will last throughout all eternity).
Simple as.

>but I’ve always had a soft spot for his Narnia books.
Same. Wonderful works that I still read today.

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>>2136
>Trying to squeeze concepts of the transcendent, tridimensionality of the Holy Trinity down into our 3D+time "pea brains" is apt to produce many current mysteries.  :D  In fact, this aspect of scripture (transcendent [ie, beyond our universe], mysterious) is a strong argument for the divine origin of the material (as opposed to, say, all other religions).
You could justify anything at all that doesn't make sense using that argument though.
>God created Lucifer and other angels. They, themselves, created their own evil. Watching someone do evil isn't the same as the evildoer's evil.
Yahweh would have created the tendency toward evil within them. An omnipotent god wouldn't have to do that.
>A)  God isn't Santa Clause, much to the chagrin of selfish heathens.  :D
If he's unnecessarily creating a highly flawed world full of intense suffering so he can treat living creatures as his playthings off from afar, then in what sense is he perfectly good?
>B)  Strong freewill (ie, it can lead to utter destruction) is necessary for strong Love (ie, it will last throughout all eternity).
In what sense?
>Same. Wonderful works that I still read today.
I have an omnibus book containing the entire series. I kind of miss the presentation of the old 

>>2137
>You could justify anything at all that doesn't make sense using that argument though.
So, exactly like the materialist scientist's philosopher's appeal to their multiverse fantasy, then? At least the science apologist's claims are based primarily in observable reality.  :D

>Yahweh would have created the tendency toward evil within them.
Which part of (illegitimate, in this case) "free will" was the hard one?

>...then in what sense is he perfectly good?
Again strong free will is at play here.

>In what sense?
Vaguely in the same sense you'd allow your child to exercise his freewill to do stupid shite that might hurt him mildly, but wouldn't allow him to wander into the street. Given the stakes at risk (eternal life vs. eternal death), God eventually allows us to exercise such strong freewill. Just like you can't helicopter your children forever. Eventually they'll choose to go into the street, and you can't stop them. Just pray your training was sufficient to keep them from getting killed!  :)

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>I have an omnibus book containing the entire series. I kind of miss the presentation of the old paperbacks though. My family had this one when I was a kid.

>>2138
>So, exactly like the materialist scientist's philosopher's appeal to their multiverse fantasy, then? At least the science apologist's claims are based primarily in observable reality.  :D
I wouldn't write off a something like a multiverse, but I don’t treat it like a foregone conclusion either.
>Which part of (illegitimate, in this case) "free will" was the hard one?
>Again strong free will is at play here.
Couldn’t Yahweh have created a universe with free will but without evil?
>There's a wonderful unabridged audiobook series of the entire collection. Its performed by various British personalities. If you're a fan, you owe it to yourself to give them a listen. Cheers, Anon.
I'm kind of tempted to watch the BBC adaptations again. They might be cheesy, but I find their production values charming in comparison to modern adaptations. I haven’t seen any of them since I was a kid. Too bad they don't cover the entire series like the audiobooks you're talking about.

>>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.

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https://archive.ph/kPSiV
Get off systemd. This is not a drill. Poettering is trying to push ((( remote attestation ))) for Linux distros, aka cryptographically proving you haven't made any funny modifications to your OS and telling this to a server somewhere.

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>>2607
Thanks for the headsup, Anon. We all know how glowniggers should be dealt with.

>>2607
To what? There's only like 3 distros not using it.

>>2607
I don't know why this would matter. The only meaningful use case of this would be to make invasive anticheat work, which has been one of the biggest problems with porting certain big games to Linux.

>but what if they lock down every Linux computer on earth!?
Yeah what if your mom wasn't fat. It's so absurd that it's pointless to even think about.

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>>2609
https://nosystemd.org/
https://github.com/BryanLunduke/DoesItAgeVerify (some of the distros in this use systemd, but if they keep it they'll likely continue using forks or outdated versions when this gets pushed through)
The first site has a decent selection. I'd advise avoiding Chimera Linux though, as it's run by a seething, FOSS-hating tranny who makes really stupid decisions (like trying to force Gnome as the default UI on a non-systemd distro) and apparently gets mad at bug reports because they necessarily imply his work isn't perfect. He's such a lolcow that previous versions of his website declared suckless software users were to be banned on sight for being dangerous software extremists.
>>2610
It is absurd, but this is Poettering and corporate tranny devs we're talking about. They're currently trying to frame people who don't go along with this as "MAGA Linux" and censoring complaints on leddit.
It's happening. It's absurd, and obviously won't infect distros that won't comply, but it is coming. Be ready.

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>Nine staff members, including six judges and the ICC's chief prosecutor, have been sanctioned by U.S. President Donald Trump for pursuing investigations into officials from the U.S. and Israel, which aren't among The Hague court's 125 member states. 
>The court's top prosecutor, British national Karim Khan, had his bank accounts closed and his U.S. visa revoked, and Microsoft even canceled his ICC email address. 
>Canadian judge Kimberly Prost, who was named in the latest round of sanctions in August, immediately lost access to her credit cards, and Amazon's Alexa stopped responding to her.
https://abcnews.go.com/Business/wireStory/cut-off-banks-iced-alexa-sanctioned-icc-staffers-128335932

https://www.presstv.ir/Detail/2025/09/22/755538/US-considers-sanctions-against-International-Criminal-Court
https://www.humanite.fr

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Rappel que les attentas fomentés par l'"étét Islamique" en France et en Occident dernièrement l'ont été en réalité par les services secrets Israéliens dans l'unique but de prélever des organes pour le peuple Élu.

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>>2495
>l'unique but

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Une coincidence, pour sûr.

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Un peu tard pour se réveiller et s'inquiéter des conséquences

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>>5158
I just realized that it's a bit odd how heavily Yuri's Revenge seemed to be leaning into the '50s sci-fi thing when the game itself takes place in the '70s.

The Them!-like missions from Counterstrike with the giant ants feel more thematically appropriate for the time period, similar to how Tiberian Dawn had the missions with the dinosaurs that were inspired by Jurassic Park.

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Greg was a real pro.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xj2drENV9uk

>>5226
*Craig

>>5226
Nintendo Power wasnt enough like RAW magazine

>>3827
Its so mature for its age. 
and somewhat more paletable than 
other cyberpunk games-not just point n click

>>2586
I hate every other language even more than I hate C.

C is like 90%+ of the way to being perfect for me, but the remaining 10% add friction that demoralizes me. I could fix almost all of it trivially if I didn't have to worry about the C compiler giving screwed up error messages or showing the wrong line numbers. I don't use a debugger but that would also become a problem if I transform the code too much.

>>2587
Unfortunately, C is the best that we have today, unless you'd like to make your game in BASIC.

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>>2581
>Can't change the past
I'm not too bothered about the past to be honest. If anything, most of the major bottlenecks I've had probably could have been alleviated by just looking at other people/code and applying a bit more common sense.

>lot of flaws and it would be very easy to improve
Yeah it was kinda like that. I found myself using my click macro a decent amount to get started and I couldn't even demolish buildings I'd made by mistake. But I found it remarkable how I spent most my effort in my own imagination. It's not something I can do when just testing some prototype I've made since such exertion is exhausting. I suppose the point is I found it effortless to play. Contrast with times I've quit out on games that lathered me with UIs and tutorials.

>workflow
I only manage this when I make a new project and force myself to adapt the new change. Not sure why but it is what it is - some desire to maintain consistency with workflow I guess. Or some type of psychological gigo where I only really see myself program and become strangely set in my ways despite it not being that much to change. I guess this mirrors what I said at the start about interacting with more people.

>>2582
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I hate how hard it is to improve C syntax. I've thought about this for 8 million years by now and keep going in circles, trying the same old ideas again and expecting a different outcome. C is great in how there's almost no unnecessary words/symbols:
struct X {}; // Type
struct {} X; // Variable
struct {}; // Anonymous
int X;
typedef int X;
int X (int) {}
Enums require an extra symbol to separate the type, which is not ideal:
enum X {};
enum X : int {};
enum : int {};
The biggest problem however are functions and function pointers, which are a huge fucking mess:
[[nodiscard]] int __stdcall X (int) {};
[[nodiscard]] int (__stdcall *X) (int);
I think adding a new keyword for functions would be fine or even desireable (since that allows you to search for them), but it doesn't solve all the problems (the mess gets worse if you want to return a function pointer or something). I want to unify all of these into a very clean and consistent syntax, but the only way I can think of is to add a keyword:

>>2605
Just realized there's a small odd part in my syntax: defining a function vs defining a function type.
// Define a function.
define do_thing func (x int) int {
	printf("%i\n", x);
}
// Define a function type.
define do_thing func (x int) int;
The only way to differentiate them is the presence of a semicolon vs an open brace.

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>>17278
Enjoy anon, hope you have a great day.

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Good morning anons.

>>17290
Good morning Anon. What's on tap for today?

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>>17295
Thanks anon, what are you drinking?
I personally drink black coffee, I'm still working through a pacific blend.
Hopefully I'll be able to try ucc 117 next another dark blend.

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Good morning anons.

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>>9514
No, I'm pretty sure most /nepgen/ posters don't give a shit about this place, or they wouldn't have removed the ad/PSA for here from the OPs the moment I stopped making them.
>>9515
He straight up told me once he does it because he was mad about me being possessive and defensive of Blanc from the more degenerate coomer "Blancfags".

>>9516
No he did not, that was another anon making a guess about the reason why he latched on to Blanc.

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Today on 4/tardgen/:
>everyone who criticizes/is disappointed with the new mainline trailer is "chihuahua Blancfag".
Rent-free.

>>9518
I am you, you are me.

>>9518
oh, congrats! you're famous!

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just wanted to let you know about Z.A.T.O. I Love the World and Everything in it. it's a free visual novel, available on steam. try it, it's great.

>>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

>>2119
ah
j'avoue que les circlejerk genre les émissions de télé sur d'autres émissions télé, ou les vidéos youtubes sur d'autres chaines youtube, je trouve ça très limité

>>2122
Ouais dans le fond je suis pas fan non plus mais j'étais tombé sur son travail à une époque où sur youtube il y avait une explosion de chaînes pourries type prank/clown tueurs/vlogs à la con et ça avait été cathartique en quelque sorte.
Puis j'aimais bien son style.
Je me sentais l'envie d'en remater quelques uns mais pfffiout, disparus ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
Dans le même genre il reste le Radis Irradié même s'il se concentre plus sur les "influvoleurs" maintenant maintenant et Max Est Là mais il ne publie plus à ma connaissance.

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>>2125
j'ai eu ma période anthox aussi mais j'avoue que j'ai eu l'occasion de prendre un peu de recul sur ce que je regardais et j'en suis vachement + critique aujourd'hui
en "équivalent" je regarde G Milgram, au moins il se moque/critique des arnaques ou des entreprises bidons (comme le radis irradié si je comprends bien)? mais au moins on est pas sur des micro-influenceurs internet mais vraiment des sujets un peu plus ancrés dans la société

>>2127
G Miligram ainsi que le Radis c'est très bien oui.
Anthox c'était plus "divertissant" mais surtout ça me rassurait sur l'idée que je n'étais pas le seul à avoir un avis négatif sur certaines modes.

https://archive.org/details/anthox-colaboy-mes-chers-non-abonnements

Du coup, si j'ai bien compris, le 20 mars ou le 23 septembre l'Entremonde s'auto-détruira ?

Pour le moment c'est qu'un texte, je suppose que sindes developeurs se mettent au travail, ils ont une meilleure idée duque moi du temps qu'il faudrait pour vraiment mettre ça en place. Mon rêve serait le plus rapidement possible, je ne fais pas confiance en l'humain pour continuer longtemps sans se servir de ses p'tits jouets. Il y a beaucoup de signesnassez alarmants,mmais seul les extremes montent.

Dsl pour la trad de merde, mais je suis vraiment vagabonnet et ai développé une certaine aversion pour la technologie, même si j'avoue qu'elle a des avantages. J'ai pris du temps à retrouver des forums sur le dw pour faire passer ce message car il faudrait la scène hacktiviste ou dévelopeurs en général, je l'ai composé en anglais car il y a plus de lecteurs et ai jeté mon carnet d'adresse avec quasiment toout ce que je possédais avant de partir réaliser mon rêve d'enfant et de vagabonder. 

Ce qui m'a poussé à revenir sur le dw, c'est le fait que je ne vois pas juste la poubelle de notre société partout où je vais, mais de plus en plus, des gens viennent me parler des nouvelles et de ce capitalisme qui leur pourri la vie. Plusieurs flics m'ont dit qu'ils admiraient mon courage. Tout le monde se plaint constament de la même chose, depuis des millénaires en réalité, mais peersonne ne bouge. De nos jours, si je veux qu'on me foute enfin la paix avec cette merde, je dois quitter l'europe ou presque. J'ai entendu parler du concept de vente éclair fin des années 90s. Avec les smartphones et tout qui passe par internet, je me suis dit que si on dévelope un programme qui est censé faire péter l'hardware inféctéeun jour précis, et que la population l'imstalle elle-même sur les appareils, ça ferait une sorte de vente éclair en référendum. On saurait tous que ce sera difficile dans un premier temps, le temps de s'adapter. Mais on à plus de chances de s'en sortir correctement qu'avec une guerre, on aura le temps de se préparer.

En parlant de prépa, je ne me fais pas d'illusions. Même si ça fonctionne, beaucoup auront mis des appareils hor-ligne. Les cables ne cramerons pas. Les dévelopeurs se feraient une place locale en entretenant leur réseau et remettaient probablement en place un nouveau web, alors peut-être que ce site et d'autres reviendraient.

Comme je le disais, je n'ai que peu de réponses. C'est peut-être une idée à la con. Perso, j'ai ouvert les yeux grace à ma santé qui c'est rapidement déteriorée sans chances d'améliorations. Ça ne me tuera pas, mais depuis presque 10 ans, il n'y a pas une journée, minute en réalité, où je n'ai pas eu mal. Ça continuera jusqu'à ma mort, statistiquement d'ici 40 ans environ. 'est une chance, j'ai appris à respecter mon corps, mon esprit. Je suis plus en forme et les gens me redonnent moins que mon age. Mais il m'aura falu un sacré coup de pieds pour arrêter de courir après l'argent et la reconnaissance.

Je raconte ça, car j'ai depuis entendu beaucoup d'histoires similaires et ai de plus en plus l'impression que notre monde à besoin d'un déclencheur similaire.

C'est peut-être une idée à la con, mais je trainais plutot parmis le patronag avant, ça se plaint pareil. Les flics, procureurs et juges que j'ai rencontré se plaignent pareil. Personne ne fait rien.

Si les dévelopeurs développent et distribuent de tels programmes partout, les gens, vivant dans un monde virtuel, se diront peut-être juste que c'est une blague, après tout comment un logiciel casserai leur matériel. Où pas, mais se diront que ça vaut le coup d'être tenté. Ils auront en plus le temps de se préparer, même s'ils devaient prendre la pillule rouge, ils parlerons avec leur voisin.e.s (dsl, trop longtemps à la rue, connais pas bien la nouvelle écriture).

>>2660
Je sais pas ce que tu magouilles mais tu postes en doublon à chaque fois, ce qui m'oblige à passer derrière toi pour nettoyer ton caca.
Fais attention la prochaine hein petit tas de bois, merci :)

>>2660 Désolé, je sais pas pourquoi, ça l'a pas fait pour le post sur un autre trashboard (chaos). En plus les deux posts étaient pas composé avec le même appareil. Bah, j'espère que t'aura pas à en nettoyer une de plus ;)

C'est un joli pavé, je vais tenter d'y répondre suivant ce que j'ai compris.

Je trouve que c'est un projet très utopique pour une raison principale : pourquoi on installerait ton appli ?
Comment faire confiance aux devs qui l'ont conçu ? 
Si son code est ouvert, la faille sera visible à des kilomètres. Et si elle est propriétaire, une appli qui te promet d'accéder à un "référendum mondial", personnellement je trouverais que ça pue. Je me demanderai "pourquoi pas faire directement un site ?" mais un site web peut très difficilement niquer du hardware.

Je ne dis pas que des devs ne réaliseront jamais ce que tu souhaites, certains le font probablement en ce moment ou pas, mais c'est encore une fois cette histoire de confiance que l'utilisateur doit avoir.
Ou bien on oublie l'aspect d'installation volontaire et on intègre l'appli directement dans une maj Android ou Apple, mais il faudrait pour ça être dans le système et avoir énormément de collègues dans la poche pour qu'ils ne tiquent pas quand le bousin passera les tests. Ca demande beaucoup de paramètres.

>>9348
comments are turned off, well that's sure a sign of confidence and the fan-service is heavily tuned down.

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>>9477
>I hope to God these changes aren't permanent and these new goddesses don't stick around.
Sadly if this is what compa is putting out you will get that wish but the money's paw is that it will come from compa shutting it's doors.

>>9485
>comments are turned off
Most of the videos I have seen on that channel have them off.
Not sure if they normally do it but they did disable dislikes, that is not a good sign.

>>9485
>>9488
i notice japanese companies in general usually have comments and ratings disabled, all of nintendo's japanese directs are like that

>>9490
Likes and dislikes I want to say I do not often see turned off but then I do not often watch stuff like this.

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>>2599
Thanks for your candid feedback, I really do appreciate it.
Unfortunately, this is kind of the inevitable conflict of accepting feedback, you know? Sometimes the tastes of your audience will inevitably clash with your own and you have to choose between doing something to satisfy them or something to hold true to your own vision and desires. Likewise when providing feedback you have to accept that either the artist knows how it looks and you'd just be telling them to not do something they like or they are oblivious to how it looks and feedback won't help.

I understand that not everyone likes strong-looking chicks, but I really do. It's a deliberate part of Sachi's design - she is something of a titan-slaying superheroine and part of it is a baked-in statement about magical girl designs specifically. I'm not trying to rock the boat, I have slender non-muscular girls as well, but GigaMaidens is supposed to have a lot of deified giant women that are meant to look mighty and "above" humanity in a way. 

I apologize, but I probably will be keeping her as she is. Don't worry though, I plan for there to be a wide variety of characters and bodytypes in GigaMaidens, I have plenty of others and some of them may be more to your liking. Trust me.

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Also here's a bunch of stuff I drew since the start of the year.

>>2600
>>2601
>I understand that not everyone likes strong-looking chicks, but I really do.
This is well-beyond "strong-looking chicks". But fair enough, at least you're being consistent, and true to your style so there's that.

Regardless, I admire the fact you're actually pursuing your dream and not just sitting around complaining about things. GG.

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>>2602
I actually reduced the size of her deltoids a bit. Or rather flattened them so that they're more straight on from her shoulders.

>>2603
Thanks for the update.

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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?

>>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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>>16922
>>16923
Well, I should have put in a bit of effort searching before replying.  The artist who made these is Cermrnl or Wasu/わす.
https://www.cermrnl.com/
https://xcancel.com/Cermrnl

They also have a YouTube Chanel. 
https://www.youtube.com/@Cermrnl
or https://inv.nadeko.net/channel/UCJnitYGnGNOkVNvHmjGE-gw
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7t-yz7AZNrI
or https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=7t-yz7AZNrI

There are also books and patterns for these.

>>16923
>>16926
Thank you! So cute.  :3

After far too many delayed email rejection notices, I'm switching email address from @firemail.cc to @disroot.org
You can confirm this on the website.

>>1484
Mind giving us some context here, Anon? Who are you, for starters?

>>1485
Very likely OP given that his site has a disroot email address

>>1485
>>1486
Yep, confirming I'm OP (XJ-9K).

>>1486
>>1487
Understood. Thank you.