Overboard Index

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>>35989
>Excel Saga
Sounds good.

Potential Saturday smol?

Is there anything truly more comfy than the cold side of the pillow?

>>15410
A cat walking on your back while you sleep.

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What a pleasant weekend evening. Dinner is cooked, the kitchen is clean, and soon I can sit down to write, read, or watch a movie - so many options, and I feel grateful to be able to choose. With that in mind, I popped in here to share all the good energy I have with eberryone in /comfy/.

>>15415
Nice! Good energy is always in high demand!

>>15415
Thanks! Have a great weekend, Anon. And thanks again for the encouragements. Cheers.  :)

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je pense que beaucoup de la solitude que les gens ressentent récemment est liée au fait qu'ils ne se sortent pas les doigts du cul
Alors oui, l'isolation extrême c'est un produit du capitalisme, un soucis d'échelle sociétale, mais faut pas attendre une solution qui vient d'en haut
Faut faire un minimum d'effort et aller trainer à n'importe quel endroit qui t'attire un peu, une soirée dançante, le bistrot, le club de foot, un club de cyclistes, une association de peinture, d'histoire, d'arts plastiques, de musique, d'apprentissage de langue,... Y'a littéralement des milliers de choses que les gens peuvent faire

>muh ce ne sont pas mes passions
on s'en fout. si le but c'est de rencontrer des gens, y'a juste besoin d'un prétexte, et ne pas être trop autiste aidera sans doute à être plus focalisé sur le social
>muh c'est que des vieux
et alors? la société est déjà bien assez fragmentée comme ça, et y'a aucun soucis à bien s'entendre avec des gens plus jeunes ou plus vieux. ça sera sans doute pas vos meilleurs potes avec qui vous fumez des joints, ni vos futures romances, mais encore une fois jusqu'à y'a 30 ans les jeunes et les vieux se mélangeaient énormément plus que de nos jours, et c'était pas un problème

Y'a aucun problème à rester isoler et ne pas participer à la vie en société, mais faut pas se plaindre amha
Si tu souffres de la solitude, c'est si facile de s'en extraire que c'est ridicule d'en

>>2212
>dsl si c'est hors sujet j'avais envie de rant
Nan je pense que t'as bien résumé le truc. La solitude c'est bien quand on la choisit, pas quand on la subit et pour pas la subir il faut se donner un minimum de peine pour aller vers les autres. Après ça se fait tout seul.

J'ai récemment rejoint une asso de jardins collaboratifs, on plante des trucs pour nous et pour un restaurant social. Bon j'ai pas nécessairement de sujets de discussion de ouf à partager avec tout le monde là-bas mais ça fait du bien de partager des petits moments avec eux et de s'entraider dans le travail. Parfois il en ressort des échanges qui malgré leur apparente banalité sont enrichissants. Puis merde ça fait du bien même de parler de tout et de rien avec Gérard 50 ans ex taulard ou Stéphanie la jeune fonctionnaire parachutée de la grande ville.

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>>2195 (OP) 
Tu devrais essayer de discuter même si tu te sent stupide, tu pourrait être surpris et tu t'en remerciera après coup, au pire, tu ne reverra jamais la plupart des gens que tu rencontre alors profites en.

Pour répondre à la question, perso, je fait mon gyrovague sur mes hobbies et je me plaît bien, je prend les conversations la ou elles viennent, quand sa parlent de autre chose que le blablatage vie quotidienne ou actualités.

>>2210
>enfaite ils sont geniaux c'est juste mon cerveau qui parfois veut recommencer tout de zero
Si c'est le cas il faut peut-être revoir ton rapport avec eux ? Organisent des trucs avec eux ou change la direction des choses pour que ça est du sens pour toi aussi, c'est faisable à tous moment et vous y gagnerez tous

>c'est vrai mais je ne trouve pas autre chose qui m'interesse ne serait-ce qu'un peu
ne change pas anon ;)

>>2212
Bof, sa parlent de statistiques de solitudes par ci par là car la nature des rapports à changer, mais ceux qui ont besoin de contact se sortent les doigts du cul quand même.
Ceux qui se plaignent car il ont des soucis de communication ou recherche quelque chose de plus profond que la vie de communauté c'est encore un autre soucis.

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>>2195 (OP) 
Bonjour anon.
J'ai pu sociabiliser de façon excessive pendant 2 ans, deux années universitaires (ça peut avoir son importance). 
Je suis passé des étudiants aux marginaux toxicos de ma ville, tout simplement car les autres étudiants ne me correspondaient pas culturellement ou philosophiquement (et inversement, on ne m'appréciait pas plus que ça).
Les marginaux m'ont apporté une façon de voir la vie un peu plus hédoniste, mais ce n'était qu'illusoire.
Les rencontres sont simples, avoir des amis est assez complexe, trouver l'amour dans notre cas est un sujet que je n'ose même pas aborder.
En conclusion, j'ai un peu plus appris sur les comportements humains, mais j'ai perdu beaucoup de temps.
Ainsi, profite d'internet tant qu'il reste encore un peu en vie (même si à mes yeux il est quasi mort)

>>2195 (OP) 
Le problème aujourd'hui vient surtout de l'indisponibilité au monde extérieur dont les gens font preuve et l'avènement des réseaux sociaux n'a vraiment pas arrangé les choses. Il est étonnamment plus difficile de tisser des liens lorsque chacun semble subir quotidiennement les effets de la sursocialisation.

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>>2312
Qu... Quoi ?! Qu'est-ce qu'y m'raconte l'aut' là ?!
Je vais te taper anon méfie-toi !

>>2313
OK j'avoue j'ai peur

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>>2314
Bien.
>rentre sereinement dans sa caravane pour prendre ses Pépitos.

J'ai bandé en lisant Blowfly Girl.
C'est bizarre ?

>>2303 (OP) 
J'aime écouter de la musique le soir et laisser mes larmes couler le long de mon visage, comme si toute l'anxiété que j'avais accumulé était soudainement libérée.
La musique agit comme un catalyseur d'émotions.

>>59

Holy cow that song is cool.

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Have an another album nobody will listen to :), Small Change by Tom Waits.  It's perfect for autumn weather under the stars.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MtsOGoBD7x8
As for the file name from my cozy picture, please enjoy Absolute Still Life by Wreck and Reference. It's not as good as >>11632
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nXV-aDZSwHk

Lol.
>"Gimme them deenz..."
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LlORfF81ZHM

>>15323
lol
>>14244
This is a stream with commentary from Nyanners for the Magic Circuit album. I guess it's just nostalgic to me. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LajNJ3JUz-o

>>15311
What an amazing album! Small Change is raw, rich, and utterly beautiful—just perfect for autumn.

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>>15411
Doggo
>wait...

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KOT

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>>224
The euro doesn't have a good future. I can't get rid of my euros fast enough.

>>226
SVB was basically THE bank to go to for vaporware and tech company loans. They also heavily used ESG in determining if you got lending money or not. Roughly 90% of their customers were tech businesses who shouldn't have qualified for FDIC. Them alone collapsing isn't a big deal but SVB has caused all the other woke nonsense banks to reassess their assets which is causing runs on the banks.

While not apparent at the time of your post, the feds have also promised people with money in SVB UNLIMITED INSURANCE for all their bad decisions which incentivizes the Chinese and other bad actors to buy into SVB in order to try and buy American debt on the cheap.

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>>230
> bad actors
You already have the baddest of actors in charge of the State Department and Federal Reserve. What the chinese do or don't do won't have any significant effect in the grand scheme. At most they'll manage to make a few bucks and maybe afford to buy some more tonnes of gold to shore up their BRICS system.
In fact, Biden just veto'd a new bill that was against ESG investing. So expect the woke stuff to remain in place all across the board in american firms.
Credit Suisse also just went bust, but it was being badly managed for a long time, so it's not a big surprise. And also it has the woke virus.

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Have you guys heard about "Goldbacks" at all?

I'm asking because I just left a coin convention today, and found some of the venders there selling these things. One of them handed out a "half-back" for free, and I spent $17 getting two different versions of the 1GB denomination. The "sales pitch" for them is that these things are 24 karot strips of gold (With the different denominations tied to their size, and their increased amount of gold in said strip contributing to said increase in size and hence denominational value) that are suppose to be used as an alternative method of payment. This entire project comes to us from a company based out of Utah who have allied with other precious metal dealers such as Alpine Gold. Apparently it's already accepted widely in Utah, and Florida just passed a law back in July that eliminates the tax on precious metal transactions altogether and further solidfying this as a possible concept. You can find their website here: www.goldback.com

From what I understand of it, the idea "seems" sound. However the reservations I have with the implementation is (1) cash is not as widely used as much as it really should be which hampers the concept of an alternate method of making payments being a physical currency that you have to hold in your hot little fists (Though still I would back this idea anyday to absolutely anything having to do with cryptocurrencies where the value is not

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>>445
Maybe it makes sense to buy them in Utah or wherver they're currently being accepted in circulation. Otherwise they're just high premium collector pieces.
I believe there's another company that makes similar gold leaf "notes" but they're not called Goldbacks, they have another name (sorry, I don't remember it). I think their art was a lot better too.
But the format itself is apparently a problem, because you can't fold them like paper bank notes without damaging them (from what I heard). It would have probably been better to just make them in standard credit card size, at least that way they'd fit a wallet easily.
But anyway I'm in europe and there's no traction for this kind of thing here whatsoever. If I wanted small gold, I'd just buy a combibar, or even the 1g individual pieces (but you get lower premiums when buying the combibar). For anything less value than 1g gold, I'd just buy silver coins instead.
Pic are swiss 1 Franc coins, 5g of .835 purity, so 4.175g of silver per coin. There are french and belgian ones that are very similar, to the same specifications, and they're all very common. They also made 50 cent and 2 Francs versions, at half and double the weights. That was long ago, when coinage was still made of silver, and before the Euro currency.

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>>8744
From 8/v/. Take this with a grain of salt, but Vert may be playing a longer game and her main competition now is Steam and Proton/Linux gaming, not consoles.

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>>8758
I really, really hope not because Microsoft is in the position to fuck Steam harder than any of their competitors simply because of the platform they're on, and nobody is going to move away from Windows. I know they were discussing the "Trusted Platforms" thing when Windows 8 was still new (The definition of 'Trusted Platform' always conveniently excludes Steam, Epic, and GoG). I just hope the plan now isn't to blitz PC, buy everything of value on it, and then turn it into shit like they did to the console industry. 

I like Vert as a character but her company is the most stupid, evil company to have ever existed who seems to have the reverse midas touch.

>>8757
>I believe Evenicle 2's Steam ban was quite likely what sent Alicesoft into a death spiral, because they were betting on getting the same sales as the first game or more, and the ban put an end to that. 
I think it had more to do with all their old staff retiring, but you're absolutely right that it completely annihilated Alicesoft's output during the years when they had a huge surge of interest. I am very familiar with the ban, and it's one of the reasons I keep hoping more devs move to GoG and dlsite. 

I didn't know about Order Us!, but I don't really keep up with WEGs

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>>8757
Regarding the song, I don't know how you'd write an opening without a hint of context though

>>8758
Xbox is unfortunately incapable of surviving off their games at this point unless they backpedal hard at this point. Plus Neptunia lives and dies as Moe Consoles series, so at this rate with consoles where they are (Nintendo what it's doing, Xbox dead and Sony maybe dying) we may reach the Lucky Star singularity of relevancy

>>8757
>in HDN
You will have to refresh my memory here, I do not recall breasts being among the reasons Blanc got pissed at Neptune in 2010.
>fan submission
Are JP fans even like that? I imagine most of them are probably ojisans at this point.

>>8758
I can only hope they fail if Microsoft tries it.

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Wormy, from The Dragon (what TSR's Dragon Magazine was originally named). But I was too young to read it from the beginning, I only found some back issues at local library. And the strip was already gone by the time I started buying the magazine in the late 80's. The author suddenly went MIA, and they replaced it with some very lame and boring comic strip featuring a chick with big tits (but that alone isn't enough to make a good comic). So I guess the new one was probably drawn by Larry Elmore, but I can't remember the name because it was so incredibly bland and boring.
Anyway now it's easy to find the entire Wormy saga in PDF. I guess they made it easy for us when they released (for sale) all the Dragon 1-250 issues on CDROM a long while ago...

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>>5103 (OP) 
I got hand-me-down comics from my older brother back in the '90s. I remember a few contemporary Superman issues. Archie too. There some black-and-white comics in what I believe would be considered digest form (I think there was an Archie one and ones with origin stories of Popeye and Superman) as well as some older comics I don't really recall. Those ones were old enough that they had those classic old-school ads. Pic related is one I always thought looked cool, but after seeing what the actual product looked like as an adult, I don't think I would have liked it as a kid. Speaking of ads, I had an Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade comic as a kid that had this Metal Gear advertisement that made me want to play the game. I was disappointed when I got around to trying it and it wasn't an action game like I was expecting. I think I mentioned that story in a different /retro/ thread. That ad is one of the main reasons I can remember that comic. Later on I remember even having one of those Kool-Aid Man comics. I'm not quite sure when that was. I'm positive there are more comics that I'm forgetting.

My mom had a pen pal who lived in England, and she was kind enough to send my family a bunch of British children's comics when I was like 10 years old. Like The Beano and that sort of thing. I really liked them. They felt like a breath of fresh air compared to the usual superhero comics. I rec

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Here are some gag comics I have just remembered.

>>1725
Someone claiming to be the BO posted a couple days ago on Trashchan:
https://trashchan.xyz/meta/thread/64.html#226
What's his goal and why didn't he write anything here is anyone's guess.

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>>1726
Thanks! Oh, I see you're right, Anon. Looks like the question engendered a technical discussion there that effectively sidestepped the basic issue: can we migrate /loomis/ automatically here?

The answer is yes. The Trashmin has a migration pipeline already in place.

@BO
If you're here, can you please say so with a BO capcode? The rest of us want to know that /loomis/ will be safe.
Please don't wait long.
Stuff happens...
> pic-related
:D

>>1726
>>1727
Sorry, I should've mentioned it here as well. My initial understanding was that the migration would have to be done by us somehow, when in reality admin does it all for you.
Yes, I plan to put in a formal migration request soon(tm), I've just been very busy lately. Even though this board may be dead, migrating it to a different site may give it a boost, and either way it's still an important archive for the few artists and aspiring artists that want to learn.

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>>1728
>Yes, I plan to put in a formal migration request soon(tm)
Excellent! I expect it will be seen with favor by the Trashmin. /loomis/ has always been a pretty chill, drama-free board and that's what everyone on trash wants there. I'd suggest you put a request in soon, BO. He himself is getting adjusted to having a bigger workload on his plate there, and as you mentioned, anons can be very busy! 
> pic-related

This board is an invaluable resource to the Internets IMO. I believe in it enough that I would have claimed it myself just to preserve it on trashchan if you had gone missing! That's not true of many boards, so thanks for maintaining such a good one for everyone here, Anon! Cheers.  :)

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Is there anything like quickposes but for hair/head? 
They do have a face practice but the selection is really bad.

>>1255
Well, your post was formatted exactly like spam. It seemed intended strictly to promote this product.

Try again? (This time, find a better pre-existent thread, if you wouldn't be taken for a spammer.)

>>1256
>your post was formatted exactly like spam
Okay? Did you actually read my post, or just saw the link and reacted?
>find a better pre-existent thread, if you wouldn't be taken for a spammer
Reposted it in this thread: >>>/finance/445
Wasn't sure if it's more appropriate there or the "Financial journey" thread: >>>/finance/313

>>1257
Apparently you didn't understand.
>Try again?
Meant: "Don't repost the exact same content again" (which you did). It still comes off exactly as spam, but at least we can rm the referrer risk.

I'll let it stand.

>>1258
>It still comes off exactly as spam
Okay, how should I have made the post? Like I said, this was something I had never heard of before. So I was asking advice by explaining how the concept was explained to me, providing the info that I had briefly found on it, and what my thoughts were.

>>1259
I'd recommend lurking for two years?

>>1477
Yeah, if I get the opportunity. The store only had that one specific set and just got it in the other day. If they get some more or I get the chance to go to a different place, I'll pick up  some more. Other than the one with Isabelle like I mentioned, I've got my eye on the camping set and one with some palm trees.

>>1478
>I've got my eye on the camping set and one with some palm trees.
Please post pcs when/if you do! I hope you can find what you need soon, Anon.

>>1479
Update. I got the Isabelle set. I've not had the opportunity to do anything about it yet though.

>>1482
Congrats! Just take your time and enjoy it, Anon.

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Just came across the neatest looking Lego set today at the store. It's quite beautiful really. I had to share it with >/rocks/

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Fusain it's fossilized charcoal.

Cool mineral pics.

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Happy new year /rocks/

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When I was a kid I found a rock that was slightly translucent pale purple, very similar to pic related except with a rough and unpolished surface. I always wondered if it was special somehow because I never saw anything like it before or since. Nobody else thought there was anything special about it but at some point someone stole it.

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/lego/ in now /rocks/

Yooo that's awesome. Can you share the tracklist please ? I want to make a LATE mix.

Also I can help with the backgrounds I still remember a lot of the old Bags but I'm sure someone also has them somewhere

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Il y a près de 140 ans, Édouard Drumont achevait son livre La France juive, ouvrage aux proportions d’un séisme avec près de 200 éditions en 60 ans, secouant une France démocratique, brinquebalante, édifiée sur le désastre de la défaite de 1870.

On mesure, un siècle et demi plus tard, que jamais la France n’a été aussi intensément juive qu’aujourd’hui. Non seulement la France, mais l’Europe et le monde occidental en son intégralité.

Drumont a plus raison aujourd’hui qu’il y a un siècle et demi de cela. À cette époque, il n’y avait pas le cinéma, la télévision, la radio, ou internet pour voir et entendre le juif tel qu’en lui-même, se dévoiler à son aise et régner en tyran sur nos vies.

“Le juif a pris possession de la France entière, il est maître partout, il est chez lui, il commande, il nargue, il insulte.” (Tome I, p. 5)

Au moment où Larry Fink, PDG de Black Rock, finalise sa prise de contrôle du Forum Économique Mondial, la clairvoyance révolutionnaire d’un Drumont, bonhomme, stupéfie.

“La fortune des Rothschild est quelque chose d’effrayant ; elle dépasse tout ce qu’on peut imaginer. Elle est hors de proportion avec quoi que ce soit.” (Tome I, p. 234)

À l’heure de CNews et de BFMTV, où la juiverie mondiale, depuis son quartier-général en fusion peut dicter ses slogans et interdire la moindre incartade, Drumont perce, illumine, émancipe et foudroie.

« La presse est presque entièrement aux mains des juifs, qui, sous des noms d’emprunt, dirigent l’opinion publique. » (Tome II, p. 112)

>>2326
>>2341
Tu vas pas nous c/c tous les articles du Breton Nippon anon hein ?

>>2341
POTD

Based AF.

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"Je trouve que ça ne te va pas"

Elle m'avait fait du rentre-dedans tout au long des trente minutes qu'avait duré mon attente dans le salon de coiffure de son patron. Mon désintérêt pour ses manières d'allumeuse avait piqué sa curiosité.

"Eh bien moi j'aime beaucoup", dit-il à voix basse en se penchant vers moi. Pendant un court instant, nos deux visages se contemplèrent dans le miroir. Il avait magistralement dompté ma chevelure rebelle en un carré plongeant lisse qui flattait mon visage pâle et imberbe. Le jeune lycéen métalleux s'était évaporé. De son côté, son visage de trentenaire métis caramel affichait le sourire satisfait d'un enfant gâté qui a obtenu ce qu'il voulait. Et alors que je sentais cette nouvelle personnalité s'emparer de moi, il se tourna vers Mélanie et lui lança :
"J'ai chaud, va nous chercher un coca." 
Elle s'exécuta, sortit prestement en direction du Spar cent mètres plus bas, et nous nous retrouvâmes seuls. Alors qu'il m'époussetait, je me rappelai subitement pourquoi j'avais pris rendez-vous dans ce salon précis, en toute fin de journée. Bien que je m'y préparais depuis plusieurs semaines, j'étais anxieux. Je rougis instantanément.
"Ça te plaît aussi, on dirait"
Je laissai échapper un rictus coupable.

Sa caisse, étroite et surélevée de son côté, était située contre un mur, attenant à la porte d'entrée du salon. Même assis, il me dominait de cinquante bons centimètres. La clameur de la rue, invisible de l'autre côté du mur, me fit réaliser que ce moment de flottement était presque fini. Je scrutai Dominique à l'affût du moindre signe de sa part pour régler ce que je lui devais.
"Ah je t'en ai laissé un là..."
Il chassa de son index un cheveu et, avec lui, le dernier vestige de ma dignité qui s'aggripait encore désespérément à ma joue.
Mes lèvres se desserrèrent avec un soupir tandis que nos regards se verrouillèrent. Il hésita un instant, puis fit glisser son doigt jusqu'à ma bouche. Ma respiration s'accélérait tandis qu'il dessinait mes lèvres de gauche à droite dans un va-et-vient lancinant. N'y tenant plus, j'effleurai ce vit de substitution avec le bout de ma langue. Immédiatement, il se glissa dans ma bouche. Je refermai mes lèvres de surprise, puis me repris en suçant maladroitement son index prisonnier. À ses protestations timides, je compris vite que je m'y prenais mal ou qu'il voulait autre chose. Désemparé, je décidai simplement de desserrer à nouveau les lèvres pour le laisser glisser à sa guise entre ma langue et mon palais. Il exhala de satisfaction, se mit debout en forçant ma tête à se pencher en arrière et, tout en tenant mon jeune cou immaculé d'une main, pénétra de l'autre ma bouche offerte jusque dans ma gorge. Surpris de nouveau, je fermai les yeux un court instant. 

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>>2270
>Contexte?
Pas cet anon. "Suicide Club les scènes coupées" ?

>>2270
>enseignant-chercheur
Riz, il est bon le mec.

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>>2259
I have slowly slogged my way to rendering tiles again. Drawing what's on this picture takes about 15 milliseconds (generating tile layers is 7-8 ms, loading the layers into GPU buffers and drawing them is another 7-8 ms). I'm looping through every tile on the visible chunks and generating sprites for them every frame, which I'm obviously not supposed to do, but I just can't help the feeling that this should be much faster, and that I'm still missing some extremely fundamental secret that nobody is telling me.

I haven't tried >>2263 yet, getting this to perform well is more important.

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>>2343
Yep this instantly killed all of my motivation to work on videogames again. Obviously I can pre-build the buffers and draw them to make this way faster, but you can't fucking tell me that computers aren't fast enough to properly render 30k dynamic objects even when they never have to change shaders or textures. What am I doing wrong? I'm literally just writing the instances into an instance buffer and telling opengl to draw them. I don't fucking get it.

>>2344
We'd have to look at your implementation to find the problem.

>>2344
I was too tired and frustrated to even try making an optimized build, but I just did and didn't realize it would have such a big effect: generating tile layers takes 1ms, and rendering them takes 3ms.

Anyway, I'll have to redo parts of my rendering system for the 500th time. One of the "simplifications" I've made is that I'm calling functions that create everything for VAOs from scratch. However what I want to do now is to create a separate buffer for each chunk, but I only need the instance buffer to be different, all of them should use the same vertex and index buffers. Another day of me wishing I could just do gpu_alloc() and point my draw calls to it instead of initializing buffer objects and attributes and linking memory buffers to data structures.

>>2345
The implementation is in like 870 separate places, I doubt there's anything useful I could post.

>>2346
>I was too tired and frustrated to even try making an optimized build
Anon...

just got done playing through every mass effect game, below are my thoughts on 3 as it is still fresh in mind

the good:
i greatly enjoyed the combat and feel that it is the best of the series its fluid and faster paced, way, way more weapons, no arbitrary restrictions on what you can or cannot use, the powers are very fleshed out and fun to use regardless of class
the consolidated paragon/renegade morality system is how it should have been done from the beginning giving greater opportunity for roleplay and actual decsion instead of blindly following the pre-determined paths
killing 300,000 batarians is made canon, the objectively best part of mass effect 3

the bad:
cerberus fighting against you from day one is so out of character it feels like the writers at bioware hated that anyone even remotely agreed or liked them and were like 'NOOOOOOOOOOO! YOU CANT LIKE CERBERUS THEY'RE EBIL SPACE NYATZEEES!' despite the fact cerberus hasn't done anything any other race's black ops hasn't ro wouldn't given the opertunity, looking at you STG
the squadmates are lifeless and uninteresting, further more there is literally no reason to speak to any of them, unfortunately even garrus is significantly less cool than in previous games, for a game series that is at bare minimum 50% character focused tanks the experience beyond words
ironically the game with the best version of the morality system is the one least equipped to exploit with it, every dialogue option is paragon or renegade, upper right or lower right, no neutral options at all, maybe its because the writers were fed up with people only really going for paragon options that they threw up their hands and said 'why even fucking bother?'
the side fetch quests are me2's scanning for upgrade materials but somehow even less engaging and more annoying
legion is killed off for no reason
no exploration of the effects of indoctrination on a galactic war, given that any exposure to reaper tech leads to indoctrination

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I recently found an old 3ds in storage. it needs cosmetic repairs and a new battery, but for right now it's good enough and i've modded it to hell.

i've started Pokemon White recently. i played it a bit as a kid, but had my copy stolen and never really played it since. Gonna try to beat it now and move onto white v2 and hopefully do a shiny hunt. 

i love gen4/gen5 so much..

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Yuri's tank division

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>>3533
Yuri is master.

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>>3534
>somebody snuck a transport into your base and the power just went out