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>>1891
I was able to make my own design, which the image above was modified from.

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>>1891
>>1892
Whoops, I accidentally sent the message prematurely...
What I was trying to say is...

I was able to make my own design, which the image above was modified from.
Granted, it does have limited articulation, but it does have unlimited customization options, and moddable offline local AI. And she's fully DIY, bypassing any market restrictions. I would also say that it is very cute and lovable, but ofc that is subjective

And I am not the only one. Other people are working on their own designs

>>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

>>36346
Sorry for the radio silence. I meant to play, but had a very bad spat with family. I will try to play with you sometime soon, but I'm not sure when that will be. I might be gone today too, don't know at the moment. Going to try to get some more sleep.

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>>15847
I like the sentiment behind this 
>>15852
It's one of life's worries out of the way, makes it easier to be comfy (barring having to turn up and do the work - but that's by-the-by)
>>15839
I wood say this is also a hard task.
I'm stuck in what feels like a little unfulfilling loop with work, and procrastinating from things I really ought to do - but on the other hand I've got back into guitar in a major way so that is where I am sourcing my comfy for the meantime.

>>15858
Welcome, hope this place is what you're looking for :)
I hated job hunting - I'm deliberately keeping a big pot of savings just so I can take my time if I have to do it again without it being such a big stress like the first time - I hope you're not feeling too defeated by it

I hope eberryone had a great Halloween.

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>>15881
> I hope eberryone had a great Halloween.

It was okay. Not bad, but slightly on the side of good. I didn't observe nearly as much horror material as I could have. But horror doesn't really spook me anymore, only being mildly entertaining and sort of interesting but only rarely: my real life and the surface world of "'normal' 'people'" is far more dreadful, vulgar, and hostile.

As far as I'm concerned, all of November is akin to Boxing Day but for Halloween. So I may be making up for lost time in September (Halloween Eve) or probably not.

All year can be fearful, for there's always a reason to be afraid.

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Unable to post in >>1 because see pic. And this thread takes damn near a full second of FREEZING MY BROWSER before I can post, and then it's STILL SLOWER THAN DIAL-UP TO TYPE ANYTHNIG OR CLICK ANYTHING. This makes /comfy/ completely intolerable to use. I wish I could keep posting here and I didn't want to rock the boat, but admins need to fix this. No other board is like this, so it's not a problem of anything on my end, not even other boards on TrashChan lag and freeze as frequently as /comfy/ . It should take less time than a fingersnap between CTRL+V and your copied text magically appearing in the text box -- NOT SEVERAL SECONDS OF FROZEN BROWSER THIS IS UTTERLY ABSURD AND INTOLERABLE FOR CURRENT_YEAR COMPUTING WITH 32gb RAM AND AN i7 PROCESSOR ON A MINIMAL IMAGE BOARD.

>>15886
I meant damn near a full MINUTE, not full second OH COME ON I'VE BEEN WAITING FOR HALF A MINUTE JUST TO BE ABLE TO TYPE AGAINs screw /comfy/ I'm never coming back I can't handle this much intolerable and unacceptable level of lag and freezing and crashing, computers should have gotten FASTER since 2010, not as badly slow and terribly unstable as they were in 1995.

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Pippa has been on a roll lately making fun of games that try to railroad your decisions by playing them satirically. It just brings into perspective how if a game forces a 'correct' decision, then nothing matters when you play the game.

>>2338
omfg, this whole stream was gold.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IxUNKHcEZQU&t=42m13s

Peebs on her midlife crisis buy a sports car arc.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EMKWytbbIp4

>>2346
The other day she was talking about how her insta feed is curated with hot girls and military uniforms. She has a gambling and alcohol problem. She lives in an RV. She wants to work and listen to cars all the time. Unless the other girls do something, her nails look like a lesbian's. She says that fashion is something only whores do.
If it weren't for the occasional bad takes like Joker 2/Gavin Newsom, gushing about Nimi having a baby, and that one time she did her nails, I'd be absolutely convinced she was some form of Babiniku.
But for real, that kind of behavior, I know this has been beaten to death, but she has got to be the most closeted lesbian in the world, jfc.
Case in point:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RRWCWmVUmTs

>>15645
I'm not attempting to causing drama anon.  I'd like to see more plants of any kind most of the gardening pictures are mine anyway, but I agree with the removal of the landscapes, as they are more scenery than plants.  BO is a berry reasonable and easygoing guy and I was just asking if people could still share specific interesting plants in the future. 

BO, if you could delete these last few post, mine obviously included, after a day or two to not clutter up the thread, It wood be nice.

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Planted an avocado seed. It turns good :)

>>15799
>>15798
Congrats, Anons.

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>>15291
Your carrots reminded me of this pic and I've been looking at for it for a month.
Speaking of carrots have any of you anons grown less common varieties of carrots? I've grown the purple ones and the little tiny Parisian market carrots before.

>>15878
I hope the pic wasn't to salty language for /comfy/, if it is please spoiler or delete it.

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>>3616

>>3629
Lol.
IN MINECRAFT, OFC

>>15877
GG /recola/

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KOT

>>15871
Batcat? Catman?

>>15874
Spoopy Kots of teh night!

>>15874
TEH FELINE KNIGHT

I watched a video of a twink from some ghetto place in america where they just do white trash shit around town on youtube and it broke me for the night.

I live my manly straight edge life, days go by and i reach my goals bit by bit but every time i see the carefree, queer side of life i just wonder. FYI i live in some homophobic shithole where that kind of aesthetic is a death sentence. 

Manlier than basically any tradfag i met but not manly enough to stand up to social pressure and dress and act like a whore. 

Already 2am and i will overthink this shit instead of sleeping tonight.

I neglected some work and now I have to do a week's worth of shit in three hours and I'm like...

"Yeah, sounds like a good time to lurk on some imageboards."

>>3609
Well, it seems you've sorted this issue out in your mind, Anon. That's good...I knew you could do it!

>I've decided not to do the homeless thing, or even seeking shelter because of too many unknowns and variables.
I think this is wisdom.

>Thank you for the well-wishes, anons.
You're welcome. May you fare well! Cheers.  :)

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Halloween Month is soon to conclude in this time zone. But in a few hours will begin 30 days of Hallowmas, or All Saint's Month. Blessed be! Blessed be.

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New wallpaper each time, about half of them are very /late/ related, both nature vistas and cityscapes: https://unsplash.it/1920/1080?random

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This link will bring you a random photo eberry time: https://unsplash.it/1920/1080?random

>>3677
Before I head out, I did want to add that my original post may have been harsh. I did like the cinematography and staging, and of course the effort was admirable from a construction standpoint. It wasn't accurate to say that I didn't care for anything.

>>3674
>And yes, it comes across as a vanity project
>Most successful directors are extremely egotistical and vain
I think usually most artists when having full control will attempt to create something entirely out of their minds, that by itself is individual so it is intrinsically egotistical as it tries to fulfill a vanity desire.
>I think that the simple-minded protagonist is extremely uninteresting. I also acknowledge that I do not care for French humor, nor do I care for mimes
I think it is obvious then that Tati is simply not someone who did stuff for your particular tastes, obviously nothing wrong with that but saying it fails at its objectives in harsh.
>This is too much of a spook
Oh boy i remember you now, IIRC you do have a strong conception and ideal of your preferred cinema so i cannot blame you for not liking some stuff that go fully into certain territories which may go opposite.
>logic and pure meaning
The idea of exploiting the fortes of the medium, which is movement and dynamism, so in Tati's mind it means showing intention by character movements involving their own presence and the interactions with their environments, which are represented by the urban living quarters in Mon Oncle, the futurist house and the main character's apartment building are characters themselves.
>Also, what old books are you talking about?
On top of my head i recall Tarkovsky's Sculpting Time referencing that idea, IIRC also one from Eisenstein.
>It's part of being a director. 
In many industries a director is merely a technician in charge of organizing other specialists, he does not care that much in the source other than moving pieces so all people involved walk in the same direction. Being a real auteur is a rare instance because the context in which artists situate themselves does not let them have all the power.
>I will almost always very soon after watch other films by the director.

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>>3679
>Oh boy i remember you now
I think we communicated on a schlock thread (pic related). Yes, I am admittedly extremely autistic in my taste but it does not deter me from watching tons of films outside of what I would consider to be great. Hope life is well for you, inconnu.

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>In the Dark
Film adaption from 2000 of the Richard Laymon novel of the same name, one of those campy thrillers that lives in the waiting room of a laundromat or boondocks barbershop.  A bored university student librarian receives money and a letter in a mysterious envelope pulling her along to complete benign tasks for exponentially-increasing funds which in truth are being committed by an unknowable BDSM club that become increasingly aggressive.  This is the first movie I've seen to follow the French New Wave ethos of cutting out unnecessary actions that overtly occur in the plot but don't bother filming to keep the events focused and moving so every minute of the runtime isn't wasted which shouldn't be as rare as it is.  And despite being a shot-on-video the actors and production took it seriously instead of feeling like making a quality movie would be daunting given their limitations which aids in making a fresh aesthetic.  The only bad thing I got to say is that the actress is ugly.
>2002 adaption of Carrie
A present-day though more faithful adaption to the book than the classic that got maligned for the CGI which wasn't terrible for TV and the ending which is deserved as it was made as a backdoor pilot.  Aside from that maybe because of the trends of the time that were old=better because even though the original is more compelling and charismatic this isn't bad.  Carrie is portrayed neither as the na

After rewatching both Carries I have to admit I'm biased towards girls like that (I even may be biased in this revision) and I'm unbothered by tack so maybe you will think of this movie as poorly as everyone else did, in which the one thing that was praised was the portrayal of her.

In 2 hours a lot doesn't happen, scenes are clunkily adhered together by showcasing visual information about the plot rather than a continuous narrative that builds weight with each scene until the climax; each scene a platter to portray the idea of who Carrie is rather than everything substantially implied and shown within 90-120 minutes.  As this was meant to be a pilot we likely would have gotten flashbacks and implications about her life before the movie starts, and for being a TV movie supposed to turn into a TV show it makes sense as that style of pacing is meant for multiple (half-)hour-length narratives but as it stands she's a caricature compared to the original by the emotion Spacek had put in.

Also the prom scene in the original is quite decent and my disappointment with it was the lack of gore which knowing would've been too far for the 70s still was taken into consideration anyway, 2002's is a drawn-out somewhat goofy spectacle with awkward acting to account for the CGI.

>>1057
>There is no drama
>proceeds to incite further dramaniggering for his own amusement
>keeps accusing others of being the one person he was talking to days ago
>screenshots thins people said in the off chance of getting a "gotcha" moment because he wants to start cross site drama
Neck yourself my man

>>1058
There is no drama. Im against shilling.

Someone please make a /v/ board and FORBID generals of any kind.

>>1262
Just use smug? A new /v/ isn't going to get users right away anyway. If you get smug or plw active again it'll be better, right?

>>1262
I'm just going to repeat what I said in >>1041, we already have enough dead vidya boards, so I need something more than just trust me bro this will work this time.

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>>8786
>i wouldn't mind if mugen souls became their way of preserving neptunia/derq's battle system
I wish I had a webm of the times the system went haywire and basically turned the arena into a popcorn machine.
Anyway, alas, more likely it would be Death end re;Quest itself that fills that role. They're doubling down on DERQ and have a third main game currently lined up after Code Z, which will probably come after the new Neptunia mainline. Mugen Souls, on the other hand, completely forgotten outside of the Switch rereleases. I wonder if it has something to do with Cocone (who co-developed the games alongside Compa). 
For the record, I don't believe they're going to drop turn-based from Neptunia. There's a reason SvS and GMRE are designated as spin-offs.

>>8788
It never got a demo. It was supposed to get one at the Steam Next fest, but was delayed under "mysterious circumstances" at the last minute (second pic related). It never materialized, and a week later, the whole store page and community hub was wiped. Which means Valve likely took one look at the demo when they submitted it and immediately started noping out. It's an absolute disgrace that the "anything as long as it's not illegal or trolling" storefront has stooped to banning PG Japanese console games, and they always fucking get away with it because of t

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>>8788
https://xcancel.com/Dragami_Games/status/1983817771134926879#m

It's coming to GOG and DLSite now. Good news for me since I already have a GOG account, unless it's censored which unfortunately is not out of the question after Tokyo Clanpool, but I'm remaining optimistic.

In other, less hopeful news, Inti Creates are facing issues releasing Majogami on Steam now. Valve has been in rare form this month. Aizu's statements a few months back about Gal*Gun being impossible to release on Steam now have been completely vindicated. Majogami is a Teen-rated game, as well, so if even it can't get through, expect problems with the next Neptunia game as well.

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>>8794
I don't normally say this

But Poland, I kneel.

Did my IP change again?

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Happy Halloween /nepgen/ and /nep/pers. I enjoy the Halloween outfits Blanc gets. In particular, I like the punkish look of White Heart's devil outfit.

>>8796
No, your ID is the same as it's been throughout this thread.
Also, the GOG page for LoveR Kiss went live. 
https://www.gog.com/en/game/lover_kiss_endless_memories

No preorders (yet), but it's still targeting a November 27 release. It surprised me how fast Dragami pivoted, but it made more sense when I found they already published a game on GOG a few years ago.

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>>8797
happy (belated) halloween!
would've been the perfect time to replay DERQ 2, or maybe one of the mary skelter games, but i've not had much of any free time. i also lost a bit of progress in DERQ Z. i can't wait to be done with school.

probably the closest thing the skelter girls have to halloween costumes are some of the alternate job designs.
i think otsuu and gretel's DERQ dlc outfits are what made me give that series a shot, since i liked how those two looked. it feels like that was forever ago.

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Good god the text tool in Krita is an absolutely atrocious pile of horse shit, I don't know how they managed to fuck it up so badly and then just abandon it for years. They post monthly updates on their site but it's usually just some community shit instead of development updates. Sometimes they tease a text tool rework but the last proper Krita update was 2 years ago, and I get the impression that they're over-engineering some shit that doesn't matter (like character metrics and shitskin languages) instead of getting the absolute basics of the tool right.

I swear AI is going to replace graphics before we get a good 2D image editor unless I make it myself. I was trying to make a mockup for ANOTHER PROGRAM, for the love of god someone else please build random useful tools, I can't do them all myself, I have way too many projects but there's only 1 of me.

>>2375
Yeah its a real shame about text handling in Krita. Otherwise a great tool IMO.

>>2375
>>2376
I never really ran into many problems with krita. My wife hates it though, she swears by firealpaca instead. And she's the better artist between the two of us.

>>2383
What's her issue with it?

>>2387
she's frustrated by it being more complicated and less intuitive, in her opinion. I quite liked learning how to navigate its brush customization options and using its shortcuts for different things (I do 3d modeling so blender prepped me for that) but she prefers to have things be a lot more clearly organized. Which, I don't know, I don't think firealpaca is that much more organized personally, and I sometimes help her find settings and things anyway so maybe it's just that she prefers using the tools she already knows how to use. She's just went to sleep otherwise I'd ask her for more details. Maybe if I remember I'll ask her and make a follow up post about it tomorrow.

>>1178
>Sounds like maybe Vincent still has some hacker'g detritus still left around yet? 
Read my post
>>1175

>>1182
>Read my post
Seems like the usual suspects are involved, by appearances with that.

>>1177
yeah Riseup is too politically/activist centered for my taste (hence why I never tried it; only heard that it was pretty good on the privacy side)

I was just going through cock.li's logs and canary myself. The way it is written just feels off. Does anyone have any idea what's going on?

>>1170
Apart from setting up your own mailserver, I did stumble across at least one or two simple email sites that just let you do whatever, but I'm not sure if I should share them publicly.

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Est-ce que le pet est un truc universellement rigolo ? Je veux dire lorsqu'il est pratiqué dans un contexte qui ne contreviens pas à la morale locale ?
Est-ce que le prout fait autant rire partout dans le monde ? Le prout est-il le langage universel de l'humour ?

Moi j'adore péter, je trouve ça très drôle et en plus bien souvent ça soulage. J'aime mettre en scène mes pets, les théâtraliser. J'ai une maîtrise absolue des ressorts comiques de la flatulence, avec une tension narrative finement ciselée qui amuse beaucoup mon audience.

J'avais un ami qui arrivait grâce à une gymnastique diabolique à péter sur commande. Qu'est-ce qu'on se marrait putain.

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https://framaprout.org/fr/

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Dark vistas for night walk potential.

>>3613
You're #4 was taken unmodified during a fire breakout in CA, what maybe 3 years ago now?

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>>3614
But 2019 was an eyeblink away...

>>3619
I recognize some images I've shared in the past :)

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Argas Reflexus ou tique du pigeon trouvée ce matin dans ma piaule (on a plein de pigeons qui traînent dans le coin). Les photos ne sont pas de moi.
C'est dégueulasse en général ces bestioles mais cette variante a vraiment un truc pas cool, on dirait que ça vient d'une autre planète.

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>se promener dehors
>se prendre des toiles d'araignée dans la figure
>encore et encore
>csq tu te fais bukaker par les araignées

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>>2154
Un jour, j'ai recueilli un jeune pigeon tombé du nid dans un parc, et je l'ai ramené chez moi pour le protéger des chats.
Arrivé chez moi, j'ai constaté que le pigeon avait des spasmes bizarres, comme si il était chatouillé par quelque chose. Au bout d'un moment, une bestiole absolument dégueulasse est tombée de lui, genre un mélange entre une araignée et une mouche.

C'était une Hippoboscoidea ou "mouche du pigeon".

>>2372
En fait, maintenant que je me souviens : il n'avait pas juste l'air d'être chatouillé, il bougeait frénétiquement comme si il était piqué par quelque chose, ce qui rend le truc encore pire à mes yeux.

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>>2372
Les pigeons sont en général porteurs de tout un tas de cochonneries.

vidéo pas frelatée mais cool (petite pique à Marine au passage)