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+-+-+Тhreadly Quote+-+-+
The best way to keep one's word is not to give it.

+-+-+On This Day+-+-+
1350 - Battle of Winchelsea, King Edward III of England beats back a Castillian fleet of 40
1533 - Emperor Atahualpa is buried in undisclosed location
1696 - Peace of Turin, Louis XIV of France and Duke Victor Amadeus II sign a peace treaty in the League of Augsburg War
1883 - Krakatoa eurpts in Indonesia, causing waves to rise as far as the English Channel 32 hours later
1914 - General Martos is caught in the Battle of Tannenberg
2005 - Hurricane Katrina makes its second and third landfalls in the Gulf Coast
2017 - Hurricane Harvey reaches record rainfalls in Texas
2021 - Hurricane Ida makes landfall in Louisiana on the anniversary of Hurricane Katrina

+-+-+Тopics of Discussion+-+-+
アニメ
政治
コンピュータ技術
四季の移り変わり
製造業
歴史
ビジュアルノベル

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Since the fall of the Soviet Union, the military and intelligence
industrial complex has shifted to targeting radical Islam, and now what
the System broadly perceives as white nationalism. If one recently
awoke from a coma, you would be forgiven for thinking there was
some kind of widespread white insurgency. As media and system
actors declare all out war on whites after even the slightest hint of
resistance.
Likewise, totally apolitical things - homeschooling, honors classes
in public schools, strong and healthy families, basic standards of
human decency and behavior - are attacked as "racist" and
"encouraging white supremacy". Why? Because such activities allow
whites to thrive and achieve our full potential. This isn't political. THIS
WAR IS EXPLICITLY RACIAL. When viciously attacked by an enemy
determined to kill you, there is no rolling over and making peace.
THERE IS NO PEACE TO BE MADE. When the broken and corrupt
system has been subverted and infiltrated by our enemies on every
level, and is now being weaponized against us, the system cannot save
us. THERE IS NO DEMOCRATIC SOLUTION.

To quote a great man, "there is but one choice: survive or perish."
And in this hour of to be or not to be for the future of our people,
conflating “the system MUST collapse” with “the system WILL
collapse”, is more dangerous than any amount of threats and
oppression by our enemies. Indeed, the system may very well
collapse, but anyone aware of the demographic trends in this country
should know that by then it will be too late. Rome is a popular example
of the collapse of empires, yet any student of history will tell you that
waiting for its collapse didn’t work out too well for the Gauls. Truly,
waiting for a regime that is engaged in the wholesale brainwashing,
slavery, exploitation, and total anihillation of your people to collapse a
millenia from today can be considered the most cowardly form of
existence there ever was. This, we saw in Rome, and we have no
reason at the present time to believe that at the height of the
American empire, history will judge us any differently. No excuse for
our failure will have any meaning, for there will only be a swarming
horde of indifferent, mulatto zombies to hear it. There will be no white
men to remember us: either to blame us for our weakness, or to
forgive us for our folly.

If we fail, God’s great experiment will come to an end, and this
planet will once again, as it did millions of years ago, move through
the ether devoid of higher life. To avoid this fate, and carve out a
future basis of existence for posterity, we must exploit another
function of the rise and fall of empires; that is, long before the last
strongholds of the System come crashing down, the System will
become unable or unwilling to adequately defend the outer reaches of
its empire. This does not presume lawlessness and chaos
spontaneously descending in random counties across North America,
but the fact that at some point in time the System will become too
preoccupied in major cities and places of strategic significance to send
the National Guard and federal agencies into say, rural Idaho or
Alaska.
This will be achieved via utilizing an underground and decentralized
cell structure of guerrilla fighters. Note “decentralized” and not
“independent”. The 3 possible configurations of any sort of armed
resistance can be said to be centralized, decentralized, and
independent.

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I am going to sleep after the movie and closing this thread.
>>225889 #
because I obviously need to explain everything to you slowly and in great detail, my best idea of how to prevent the schizo spam problem that befalls most imageboards is to avoid making enemies and attracting negative attention. you covering a board or site with links here or bumping threads that have them makes enemies and attracts negative attention.
>>225893 #
>If a schizo like the russian toilet spammer wanted to spam somewhere there is little that can be done.
He targeted 0-chan as a whole because of obscure russian imageboard drama and that is beside the point, we don't need more problems just because a random weirdo might find us eventually.
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>>225894 #
I can overreact far more. I'm going.
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>>225889 #
Hi.
If you tell a person who is overreacting to something that they are overreacting, its not going to get through, especially in this case.
Does that make sense?
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>>225890 #
>is to avoid making enemies
I disagree. If a schizo like the russian toilet spammer wanted to spam somewhere there is little that can be done.
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>>225890 #
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>>225890 #
Your overreaction will potentially cause more problems than the 2-word post on /fringe/
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I can ovewweact faw mowe
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Anonymous
I have no idea why people are trying to justify acting like niggers in general.
>oh it wasn't that niggery this time
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>>224680 #
>shriners is an offshoot of the masons
No they are still masons. The ones who haul kids around...
Anonymous
>>224896 #
Is that a comedy or am I misreading the random thread I just looked at? And is it from necrons pov? I just found out necrons got changed or retconned at some point.
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>>225910 #
The unusually long, frail-looking face combined with the bowtie really does it.
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>>225911 #
>Is that a comedy
>is it from necrons pov
Yes.
> I just found out necrons got changed or retconned at some point.
A long time ago, in 4th edition I think. They used to be mindless terminators. The retcon added special characters like Trazyn and Orikan and made them Tomb Kings (Egyptians) in space.
>>225914 #
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>>225913 #
The mindless terminator thing made their stories scarier I thought. I don't think I've seen anything recent. Yeah okay looked it up, sticking with that.
>>225915 #
Tyrannids are flesh- jews to me
>>225916 #
people fighting them or exploring their tombs I mean. idk what all 40kslop i've read so I don't know age of anything until uggggh Horus Heresy. Ought to pick that back up.
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>>225914 #
I felt that theme needlessly overlapped with tyrannids. Technically mindless terminator necrons still exist in the canon, but most Necrons now are mentally ill robots.
>>225914 #
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>>225914 #
>Yeah okay looked it up, sticking with that.
I don't think there are any modern stories about the mindless ones.
>>225914 #
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>>225914 #
>people fighting them or exploring their tombs I mean
Have you played Dawn of War Dark Crusade? You can play as and against the classic Necrons in that
>>225919 #
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>>225914 #
>Ought to pick that back up.
Most of the HH novels are bad to mid and the Abnett ones, including the End and the Death, are borderline their own canon because of all the dumb characters and concepts he introduces that never show up outside of his books.
>>225919 #
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>>225917 #
just checked, haven't played as necrons once wasting a bit too much time lately on that
>>225918 #
I like Dan Abnett books on his own, hate the ones that are part of other serieseses. Actually I'm not sure, some might be okay but there are whole swathes of their universe I'm ignorant of.
>>225920 #
Yeah, even some of the later additions to that seemed to go off the rails.
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>>225919 #
You can play as necrons in Soulstorm too.
>I like Dan Abnett books on his own
The only 40k books of his I've read are the Eisenhorn series. His 30k books are dumb.
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Illya is dreaming of hopping in anger rn 😡
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>>225919 #
>Yeah, even some of the later additions to that seemed to go off the rails.
Erda is one of the dumbest things ever added to warhammer. Abnett turned the scattering of the primarchs into "I divorced my wife so she killed the kids".
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>>225925 #
Yup, paid some bills, spent an hour on phone talking to retarded jeets cause my card gets locked for "fraud" from me buying the same shit I normally buy all the time and jeet1 transfers me to jeet2 then to jeet3 and around back again.
Then spent a few hours in traffic and some more hours dealing with retarded boomers.
I know its not shit compared to the struggles of what people in the past survived but just thinking about almost every day for the rest of your life cause never being able to retire being a repeat of this is just depressing.
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>>225876 #
>"Thank you all for coming out tonight. Homu's own flagship cruiseliner welcomes those world-famous boys to our Boardwalk Stage tonight...EVERYONE GIVE IT UP FOR THE UNREPENTENT KIKEGASSERS!!!"
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>I did trim my own hair
>do you think it's good?
more difficult than I imagined
>>225922 #
I started to look, but then remember when I spoiled a major death so I won't.
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>>225927 #
>jeet1 transfers me to jeet2 then to jeet3 and around back again.
the ol' triple jeet
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>>225937 #
reallly hated that game but i think i remember some hurons with mantlets or some such shite
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Okay I wasn't really into Nioh but some of the lore is kind of an interesting take of old nip history and legend
also I got a funny hat
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>>225945 #
I got out sideways from something and clearly need to get bumper plates, make a good platform, or practice more with lighter. Something on the back connected to scapula maybe, hell I'll find out I guess.
Anonymous
If cheetah comes back, we should make him feel like in home by banning and binning all his posts
Anonymous
Can I get uhhhhh pervert robot that stalks me and tells me to kill myself
Anonymous
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@Illya, et al:

After the recent downtime at Trashchan : (cf >>225710 # ), @Trashmin has decided to look for another backend provider. Can Gucas here kindly add good ideas to this thread please?:
https://trashchan.xyz/meta/thread/1869.html#1869

Personally-speaking, even just words of encouragement to him would be appreciated. I don't know why the kikes have explicitly-targeted Trashchan of all places : (cf. >>225030 # ), but its apparent they have. TIA. Cheers.
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>>225955 #
>"...for the sole purpose of procreation."
Anonymous
>>225957 #
controlled-opposition account at the least. presumably this means the kikes mean to turn the jewSA-supplied hardware given to the jewkraine against Yurope itself now, in yet another falseflag kike gayop?
Anonymous
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First tried Midir. Did some research yesterday and I read that you had to hit his head.
Friede was most difficult for me out of all bosses I guess, mostly because I needed to figure out how to counter the invis hit in the first phase, so I died bunch of times to this. Also because her attacks staggered me and she
>>225963 #
I just noticed when you rush at her she jumps and I was able to figure out where she jumped most of the times. You can also run away from the spot and she can't reach you that way if you sprint to the other half of the room, but if you are able to find her you can punish her generally because she is just waiting in one spot.
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>>225962 #
She leaves prints in the snow.
But you seem to have figured it out. Friede is probably the coolest boss in all of DS3
>>225962 #
Anonymous
You can also drive her back into the wall if you know where she is, keeping up the pressure works wonders as long as you can also dodge her hits.
Anonymous
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The Ringed Knight Paired Greatswords seem to be fake. Damage when dual wielding is only 13.6% higher compared to a single R1. Normal paired weapons offer near 100% damage increase when dual wielding like the winged knight twinaxes. L1 of twinaxes does actually higher damage compared to the "Paired" Greatswords.
Anonymous
>>225969 #
celsius is cheap now because they failed their market penetration
Anonymous
>>225971 #
Radical sunni arabs are cucks for israel is my guess.
Anonymous
>>225975 #
>For what purposes?
For this purpose:
https://trashchan.xyz/meta/thread/1869.html#1874

Also, I am building some control software for a 'cartwaifu' robowaifu variant, and I want a smol notebook that can ride along on the cart itself. Normally I'd prefer something lighter than Debian for such a task (or at least Devuan), but a) it's only a prototype so security isn't much of an issue for it atp, and b) I want to follow advice from the link above.
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>>225976 #
I didn't think it was wise to post there since it may be up forever, but we use alpine here. It's been very stable with a decent package collection and low resource use.
>>225981 #
https://incognet.io/legalstuff#aup_prohibited
>Due to a changing legal landscape in the Netherlands, we prohibit the use of our services to make public any material from an IncogNET IP that you do not have permission to redistribute. This includes (but not limited to) hosting IPTV streams, sharing videos, pictures, music, ebooks or other media that you do not have permission to share, etc. This rule has always applied to our United States service locations, and is now being applied to our Netherlands location.
I'm going to pull mention of /manu/ from allchans to be on the safe side. I'm not going to do anything about the board suddenly or without e.g. a DMCA request but again, it would be smart to look into other hosting and it would be dumb for me to pay for it.
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>>225980 #
>I didn't think it was wise to post there since it may be up forever, but we use alpine here. It's been very stable with a decent package collection and low resource use.
Understood. Yes in fact Alpine was my first choice, as I've ruminated the various options over the years:
https://alogs.space/robowaifu/res/10000.html
Once I've gotten a basic instance up and backing up successfully enough to know the basics of what I'm doing, I'll probably switch to the Alpine track, which '''@Trashmin''' explicitly supports in his fork of Jschan.

---
On the topic of lightweight OS: there's a way to run modern C++ code nearly right on the metal, with zero possibilities for race conditions:
https://alogs.space/robowaifu/res/201.html#203
>tl;dr
Every.single.process. is effectively it's own VM.
https://github.com/includeos/IncludeOS
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>>225983 #
Maybe, but I really don't think it would be a good idea have a secret hidden board that requires an account and we swear just host books. It's rumor material.
>>225985 #
I most likely can but the hosting provider can still see all the epubs and pdfs.
>sounds as retarded as whatever rumors reisa spread about discord.
No, it's what destroyed the reputation of 8chan.moe. To this day they host several borderline illegal boards that you can only access if you have a posting cookie from somewhere else on the site. Zoo porn, a pedo board (archive only) and loli and shotacon boards.
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>>225984 #
But you can make it look like the board only exists for people who have accounts.
>they have a sekrit board
sounds as retarded as whatever rumors reisa spread about discord.
>>225984 #
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>>225984 #
>No, it's what destroyed the reputation of 8chan.moe.
idk, i think most people don't want to use it because for it's nigger fetishism and for not allowing a /pol/ board (duality of "free speech".
I doubt that majority even know about le hidden boards.
>>225987 #
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>>225986 #
Well there's the fetish porn, the SEAnigger gachaslaves and the south americans too, but 8moe was literally kicked out of the webring for hosting /hebe/, because webring admins can't block specific boards from appearing in their board list just the site itself.
>for not allowing a /pol/ board
They do have a /pol/ board, it's just dead
8chan.moe/pol/
>>225990 #
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>>225987 #
I personally think that anyone can already spread rumor about le hidden board existing even if it doesn't. If it does exist nobody can confirm it or if they can confirm it then they can see it's content.
>>225991 #
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>>225990 #
>I personally think that anyone can already spread rumor about le hidden board existing even if it doesn't
they can't because meguca doesn't support that and that's verifiable in the source code that I distribute. if I hack it in, it would support it. not complicated.
>>225992 #
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>>225991 #
>they can't because meguca doesn't support that and that's verifiable in the source code that I distribute. if I hack it in, it would support it. not complicated.
99% people can't read code. out of 1%, 50% is probably too lazy or have more important things other than to read it.
Most imageboard users are much more likely to believe in any sort of a rumor. Besides nobody can confirm if the source code is what is actually running here.
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>>225982 #
>I'll probably switch to the Alpine track, which @Trashmin~ explicitly supports in his fork of Jschan.
Are you planning on hosting your own site?
>>225992 #
>Most imageboard users are much more likely to believe any sort of a rumor.
If they do, I can walk them through the code to show that it's not true. As I said last year, around the time I first started working on meguca, I'm not supporting hidden boards even if I can. They cause nothing but trouble and paranoia.
>>225994 #
Okay but I'm still not supporting hidden boards.
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>>225993 #
I think people are much more likely to register an account here to confirm what is posted here rather than going through all the source code and finding that there might be hidden boards here.
Even 4chan has hidden boards, but I doubt most of the users believe that jannies use it to share CP.
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Look, I'm not going to preemptively remove content from /manu/ and from a quick skim it doesn't seem like most of it in copyright anyway. If there is copyrighted content there, then whoever runs the board should look into their own hosting to keep it perpetually available.

>>225994 #
>Even 4chan has hidden boards, but I doubt most of the users believe that jannies use it to share CP.
They just believe that /j/ is a hidden board for staff to blog and cry about users being mean and that's exactly what it was for when the leak happened. It's not about whether people believe we would host a specific kind of illegal content on a hidden board, it's the fact that there is no good reason for a hidden board and a lot of bad ones. Even if I did add a hidden, account locked board it wouldn't change the fact that the VPS host (incognet) could in theory easily see all the PDF and EPUB files on a regular scan of the server for hashes of known illegal content. They obviously don't include DMCAed content now, if they even do those content scans, but they might in the future. From the POV of the VPS host, there's no technical difference between me hosting a super sekrit board vs just hosting an FTP server for the books.

To make it as simple as possible, incognet isn't going to cover for DMCA violations for us and /homu/ is not going to be sacrificed for the principles of /manu/. Nobody even seems to use /manu/. When I uploaded the guca cookbook, that was the first file post in 2.5 months.

>>225995 #
Shiki can you please help me deal with this.
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>>225995 #
There are a lot of good reasons for a hidden board. I think only retards want everyone to be able to access everything.
The only bad thing about putting things behind a password is that retards (like me) seems to lose often.
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おきました。
おはようほむ、
何をしましたか?

Going to work out soon.
>dum board drama happened
Sad!

>>225992 #
>can confirm
There's methods, but at a lay level its mostly guess work and comparisons rather than concrete verifications unless one was implemented so that you could PoW a site for the software it's running.

>>225989 #
>dmca resistant
We also have a lot of anons who just have the materials, but unorganized like me and so its just laying around as a hash or in a folder with 2000+ other items. Anons who have been on the board have the materials, its whether or not they're accessible or in circulation.
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>>225995 #
why do you even care about the rumors?
it's a clown world you know. I don't think anybody takes anything seriously anymore.
>>226003 #
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>>225995 #
help with what?
>>226001 #
reputations matter, even in the abstract.
>takes anything seriously
No, some people have come here and taken things much too seriously.
We have resisted several spammers already over the years, actual ngoniggers, various degrees of unwarranted glowniggery and so on.

Many choices have been made because it is the correct set of compromises between access, and legal security under jurisdictions for the board due to the users and the content posted thereof.

>>226004 #
A lot of my knowledge there is dated, but I think Hong Kong, Singapore and Malaysia are still the leading places to host over that.
>>226004 #
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>>226003 #
>help with what?
Hidden boards, /manu/ etc. I have no intention of ever supporting hidden boards and I made this very clear back on /xomy/. It would be helpful if you knew of DMCA resistant hosting providers for the /manu/ board owner.
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>>225993 #
>Are you planning on hosting your own site?
Our /robowaifu/ denizens have long held out for such a thing. I would've done it years ago but for privacy concerns. But in this current case, the answer is no. I simply want to get my head back in the game, and to have enough working knowledge of both Jschan & Trashchan's fork to a) contribute perhaps, and b) worst-case help some knowledgeable Anon pick the mantle back up in case Trashmin disappears. We have a growing number of niche communities that rely on Trashchan now (including /robowaifu/ as our bunkerboard site).
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>>226005 #
>I would've done it years ago but for privacy concerns
Personally I pay for everything with monero that doesn't require KYC to be swapped (because big centralized exchanges won't touch it, because it actually works well enough to annoy feds). I don't have any specific privacy concerns about being the admin here.
>We have a growing number of niche communities that rely on Trashchan now
Yes, I think it's very cool that the site is dedicated to niche communities.
>>226008 #
Okay. I'll make arrangements for you if things come to that.
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Time to workout.
じゃね。

>>226009 #
>anything other
I have some paperwork to do but I'm going to work out first and do that on the other puter while finishing somali with anons.

>>226011 #
Its close to finished, but the Witch part is easily one of my favourites, I liked the Harpy girl a lot
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>>226011 #
I personally think this is quite silly of you.
It's not like there were many episodes to go.
>>226017 #
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>>226012 #
>Its close to finished, but the Witch part is easily one of my favourites, I liked the Harpy girl a lot
It must have triggered PTSD in Illya somehow.
>>226017 #
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>>226017 #
I don't view them as niggers or jeets.
>humans deserved to be killed for being mean
I don't think that is anything but in perspective of the monsters. Also the witches look as Aryan as humans and it's not like Aryans haven't killed each other in history.
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never playing Nioh before bed again.
Just woke up from an excessively long dream where I was unlocking sword stances and ninja skills with practically zero gameplay.
>>226020 #
Anonymous
>The Potemkin arrives at Odessa, where Vakulinchuk's body is taken ashore and displayed publicly by his companions in a tent with a sign on his chest that says "For a spoonful of borscht". The citizens of Odessa, saddened yet empowered by Vakulinchuk's sacrifice, are soon whipped into a frenzy against the Tsar and his government by sympathizers. A man allied with the government tries to turn the citizens' fury against the Jews, but he is quickly shouted down and beaten by the people
It was the jews.
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>>226021 #
> Eisenstein continued to do throughout his life. His father, the architect Mikhail Osipovich Eisenstein, was born in Belaya Tserkov in the Kiev Governorate, into a Jewish family.
EST
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>>226020 #
>That's just marketing cynicism and liberalism. The monsters look like humans with bits sown on so it doesn't turn off the irl fans.
I don't think that the monsters look like niggers or jeets at all. You are just confusing this with jewish poison because it is all around you.
Anonymous
We're using about 14 GB of storage for files surprisingly.
>>226026 #
>We can add up to 5 files per post (and there are plenty of examples of it).
I forgot about that.
Anonymous
>>226031 #
I think this shows why it is becoming more and more reasonable to put everything behind a password.
>>226036 #
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>>226035 #
It doesn't work that way. Just having a git. is enough to get spammed by scrapers. We get hit by bots doing hit and runs trying to do wordpress logins for example, there are a lot of spambots on the net.
Anonymous
>For example, did you know you can clone the entirety of LKML and then do whatever you want with it? It's just git repos all the way down.
>So, you'd think that something that pretends to be “Artificial Intelligence” would use the most efficient way of using our data for training purposes, right? Clone the repos, walk every commit. Done.
>But no, let's in fact choose the stupidest possible way of doing it — by rendering everything as HTML commit by commit and then parsing it.

>>226040 #
Yes. Widely rumored that there are israeli and US bases there. Their big chief visited israel recently I believe.
Anonymous
>Initially, this was the solution — look through the logs, find out which IPs are obvious scraper bots, and fail2ban them. At first, this was easy, because the bots helpfully told you who they were via their user-agent. Then, they wised up and started pretending that they were random vanilla browsers.
>So, we started banning them by IP — after all, it's easy to figure out that an IP that is trying to grab every possible commit in a 8-year-old abandoned fork of linux is not really some lone Chrome on Windows user who is just furiously clicking every link that comes across their screen.
>The bots then started fanning out to entire subnets, but this was still meh, because obviously an IP coming from Google Compute is just pretending to be a Firefox user. Banning the whole ASN was justified, even if this occasionally caught a random legitimate instance trying to automate link checking in commits.
>And... that's when things turned really, really ugly. Suddenly, the crawlers were coming from millions of random residential or mobile IPs, all pretending to be random modern browsers. An IP like that would make 4-5 requests and then never show up in the logs again. There was no point in banning them, because by the time you figured out that they were bots, they were already done with you. You just needlessly ballooned your firewall ruleset by adding IPs that would never be back.
corporate terrorization of free software is the point.
>>226045 #>>226053 #
Anonymous
>It was immediately extremely effective — the bots just gave up. For a few months, it was bliss: bots were blocked at the perimeter and gave up, moving on to easier targets; the users were mildly annoyed but tolerated it, and the Anubis stack was easy enough to deploy everywhere.
>A few months later, the bots were back, solving difficulty 4. No problem, we said, let's raise difficulty to 5.
>The legitimate users were more annoyed now. Difficulty 5 takes a few seconds to solve on a mobile device, and the phone gets uncomfortably warm as it's doing the number crunching. However, it was effective and bought us a few more months of peace.
>Then... the bots started solving difficulty 5.
Yes, this is the problem with proof of work in general. When you're dealing with corporate scrapers they have infinite compute.
Anonymous
>>226042 #
I guess they might think I am a bot because I almost never log in into any site ever, open like 100 tabs.
Anonymous
>>226046 #
>boomers are bullying canadians
I'll allow it
Anonymous
do something productive #d100 (37)
continue being unproductive #d100 (48)
Anonymous
>>226056 #
and now gets hit in the face with a shovel!
Anonymous
I feel so goddamn dumb. wasted a lot of money on things I can't even use
Anonymous
Illya, do you think I should take thermal engineering classes? the professor is known to have a bad personality and nobody else took it from my course
>>226065 #
Anonymous
>>226065 #
>do you want to do mech engineering
Only for hobby projects.
I think heat transfer might be important in power electronics as well.
Anonymous
>>226065 #
Last time I had to took a class with him he was always too busy to talk to, when I sent him an email, he replied to send this to his wife instead, he was also threatening to not pass anyone at all through.
>>226071 #
Yes he was a total cunt.
>>226071 #
Anonymous
>>226069 #
Sounds like a cunt. Don't you have better things to do? I'm sure you can learn the material yourself if you want instead of unnecessarily doing extra credits.
>>226069 #>>226073 #
Anonymous
>>226071 #
>I'm sure you can learn the material yourself
My self-discipline levels have been getting lower and lower. I have to send in two works today/tomorrow but I still don't feel like starting it.
Anonymous
>>226068 #
>[citizens to]halve their meat consumption
I approve of this. Galomphing 5kilos of raw deer meat in 2x2 cubes like some ravenous wolf cant be good for you. Much better wolf it all down in 1x1 cubes instead!
>>226088 #
Anonymous
>>226083 #
No. If I was going to do that I'd notify anons and I would only do it if I exhausted self hosted proof of work and other means of stopping a persistent ddos or other attack. I don't believe in risking anons privacy (since cloudflare sees everything in plaintext) to prevent a hypothetical attack and slightly speed up image loading. If anything not using cloudflare has helped me to discover performance issues with meguca.
>>226085 #
Anonymous
>>226085 #
No but if it was in the future I'd look at various solutions like proof of work (go-away), rate limiting, CF etc. I don't want to use any of that because it causes user friction.
Anonymous
>>226082 #
Do you not want to do it at 4pm EDT like usual, just before Somali?
Anonymous
Swim #d100 (55)
Walk #d100 (98)
Strength #d100 (100)
Power #d100 (50)
Stretch #d100 (82)
Puter #d100 (100)
Speed #d100 (88)
Eat #d100 (73)

High
>>226092 #
Anonymous
>>226091 #
Nothing yet. I've just been in a mood lately.
Anonymous
>>226100 #
I am a little to tarded to reliably use the command line. it scares me because I think I'll destroy my puter if I type the wrong thing.
>>226102 #
Anonymous
>>226101 #
jdupes -d -R images shouldn't be kowai. It will find any files with the same hash and give you a choice of which ones, if any, to keep.
>>226103 #
#8ball (ROUNDHOUSE KICK A NIGGER TO THE FACE)
>>226105 #
Anonymous
>>226102 #
It's more of a books thing, not just images. I am going to do the images thing in a while but still want to import useable books before I try and parse through images.
>>226106 #
Anonymous
>>226105 #
>books
There's not much you can do about that other than using something like plocate to find all your epubs and pdfs and put them in the same folder for manual sorting. There are a lot of ways the hashes of ebooks can be changed invisibly to the average reader.
Anonymous
>>226088 #
>That's quartered!
Even healthier then! Surely 5kg of raw deer meat would go quickly down the gullet quartered first. Another example of healthy living advice on /homu/ .
>>226119 #
Anonymous
>>226112 #
>can't decide if they mean the dutch or themselves
>enmity from wars so bad they got a dutch king.... and kept them
Anonymous
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>Food faddists and crackpots have kicked it [nutrition] pretty cruelly. They usually have no scientific training, peddle tremendous amounts of misinformation, make unjustifiable claims, and are often out for commercial gain. They not only put people off by their ridiculous recommendations, they make every thinking person necessarily skeptical of the whole subject.
>The followers of the food faddists are usually overzealous people. A friend of mine claims they either get “religion” or nutrition. They can dream up the most amazing concoctions to eat. I know; they have fed such foods to me with what I think is sadistic delight. I have eaten liquefied grass which tastes the way a newly filled haymow smells. The smell used to be good; the taste never is. They seem to believe that un-less food tastes like Socratic hemlock, it cannot build health. Frankly, I often wonder what such persons plan to do with good health in case they acquire it.
>>226267 #
Anonymous
>>226111 #
That's a lot of deer meat. If you had some fat with it you probably wouldn't want that much. what prompted the deer thing?
>>226120 #
Anonymous
>>226119 #
>what prompted the deer thing?
a) I love deer meat (though I don't actually eat it raw) yet
b) Contempt for kike brainwashers & brainwashees, wherever they be found but particularly in Amsterdam.
>>226121 #
Anonymous
>>226120 #
I know what they eat here so the muscle meat or fat is probably all I'd eat raw, personally. But most is tough enough I just use them for all my stews. I can feel it in my teeth just thinking about it.
>>226128 #
Anonymous
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>>224919 #
That's a complicated requirement, unless you just mean the kind of irrigation that requires government involvement like Montana/Idaho.
One of the problems with enough rain is that it is also usually too much and will cause working problems or leaching problems. Before industrialized food was being shipped around, for instance, there were huge differences in health between upper and lower Missouri simply because of soil and rain amounts. I don't have source off the top of my head but in WWI 80% of the recruits or conscripts or whatever were fit enough in the north but only 20 or 40% in the south.

Also the same amount will act differently in different places based on sun and wind and latitude and season, etc etc.
If people can farm, and you can hit water however, it's probably good enough.
Anonymous
>>226122 #
>yet another innocent child victim of maternal fratricide by strangulation
F
Anonymous
>>226121 #
Hmm. I don't recall the dear steaks I've eaten being particularly tough. Did you allow it to age first?
>>226131 #
Anonymous
>>226131 #
>How wild were they?
Good question. Certainly we weren't feeding them (but ofc they may have been grazing on crops in nearby farmlands). They would come for the saltlicks there for the cows.
>>226136 #
Anonymous
>>226134 #
Oh then wild enough. Idk since some people farm them and lots of town ones are tame.
Maybe I just suck at butchery then.
Anonymous
>>226143 #
yes but at that point they were crushed into a sort of meat paste or slurry
Anonymous
>>226145 #
This sounds like a boomer invented solution to a boomer invented problem that will have tons of unintended consequences.
>>226147 #
Anonymous
>>226146 #
Pretty much. It's a stalling tactic that ignores that fed contractors like Red Hat want age verification, because it will let them control the linux desktop more. It's not hard to imagine a requirement for government vetted age verification proof running on a remote attested system+kernel. Then all of your programs are tivoized and the GPL is irrelevant. Thank that stupid faggot Torvalds for his principled stance against the GPLv3.
>>226155 #
Anonymous
>>226142 #
>So they ALSO got cooked alive!
Insult to Injury
Anonymous
>>226141 #
clear case of flying while nigger. many such cases.
Anonymous
Illya, can we that with SayoLara in 15 minutes?
>>226151 #
Anonymous
I made my first yeasty bread of the year I think. It's aiight
Anonymous
>>226173 #
The GPLv3 was written to prevent Tivoization. The tivo company used GPLv2 code on their devices but prevented code they didn't sign from running. Linus thought that GPLv3 preventing hardware manufacturers from doing this was out of the scope of a software license (read = corporations pay his enormous salary through the Linux foundation).
Anonymous
>According to Pew Research Center demographic data, 62% of Muslims in Albania and 58% of Muslims in Russia believe in evolution.
More civilized than large regions of burger
>>226191 #>>226218 #
Anonymous
>>226218 #
Are you typing this on your computer or your phone?
Anonymous
>>226236 #
Ugh.
>>226238 #
Think of the upside. DF will be able to churn out videos for years insisting that this version of DLSS5.X has fixed things.
Anonymous
>>226243 #
I don’t get why some people are disgusted by piss like it’s shit
Anonymous
>>226222 #
clearly this is bamboo dna. what else is needed?
Anonymous
>>226249 #
Burgers expect you to tip even an asshole waiter.
Anonymous
>Original publisher: Lucifer-Gnosis
Steiner...
Anonymous
>>226107 #
>>226118 #
I took a look at one of the chapters and she talked about Vitamin C on how it's like a super vitamin. Still some boomer advice but might check other chapters if it's useful.
>>226268 #
Anonymous
>>226267 #
It preceded a lot of the boomer advice and she also talks about things she takes but also how much she hates pills and the mentality. Things have only gotten worse on that front.
Anonymous
Seconds set #8ball (STEAL A WEEBS GREEN TEA)
>>226280 #
Anonymous
>>226303 #
>gen z men
>brownoids
pretty sure they were already drinking their own piss.
Anonymous
>>226303 #
having your own stank for pickup chicks is about as old as fumos, this time around anyways
Anonymous
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Context: eat more meat at breakfast
>When the blood sugar is extremely low, the resulting irritability, nervous tension, and mental depression are such that a person can easily go berserk. If hatred, bitterness, and resentments are harbored, and perhaps a temporary psychological upset causes a person to go on a candy binge or makes it impossible for him to eat or digest food, the stage is set; violence or quarreling can occur for which there may be no forgiving. Add a few guns, gas jets, or razor blades, and you have the stuff murders and suicides are made of. The American diet has become dangerous in many more ways than one.
>>226314 #>>226326 #>>226327 #
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>>226317 #
Hai, but I tend to do a light workout of some kind in the morning after breakfast usually a handful of pushups and burpees to get blood moving before a cold shower. After I workout once I allow myself protein and dairy
>>226321 #
Anonymous
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>>226321 #
Its also a matter of fitness profile, which will vary person to person.
I am very cardio heavy, long runs, distance swims, intermittent periods of calisthenics/HIIT.
Someone who is not particularly physically active will be different to me. As is someone who focuses more on power or strength will also have a different set of preferences.

I will use a small sugar and carbs as an insulin spike before a run and this will pan out well.
>>226325 #
Anonymous
>>226323 #
Yes I know. Skinny cardio people are addressed later I think.
Anonymous
>>226313 #
>ywn gas jets after an indigestible breakfast
Anonymous
>>226326 #
same, I dunno if it means stove or propane torches or what
Anonymous
>>226329 #
So were they just waiting for all the gulf states to get their various agreements and treaties in order?
Anonymous
>>226332 #
I hope you had some PROTEIN with that ice cream
Anonymous
>>226345 #
>catgrill meidos
Ah, I see you're a man of culture as well.
Anonymous
>>226355 #
pfft. its like saying the earth is spherical.
Anonymous
youtube has blocked invidious it looks like.
>>226358 #
Anonymous
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okay I fixed it. idk if anyone will ever use it but commands and links will work in thread OPs whenever I push the code.
>>226362 #
Anonymous
I made the mistake of turning on the TV
>white married man watching tv
>his wife comes in
>"I got a friend with benefits."
>Shaquille O'Neil pops his head around the door frame
>"SHAQ IS YOUR FRIEND WITH BENEFITS!?"
lmao strassered
>>226363 #
Anonymous
>>226370 #
I didn't do anything either and now I'm bored.
Anonymous
blood sugar low
irritable twitchy rising
razor blades and gas jets ?
Anonymous
I started playing RE2 today and got enough time in to play for....wait for it......3 minutes. I think I managed to run away from Mr. X. Then I had to go do thing and cook dinner.
>>226391 #
Anonymous
Odd. If you think certain websocket messages aren't coming through for you, restarting. The meido spoiler button didn't seem to work for me.
>>226388 #
Are you following a guide?
>>226394 #
Anonymous
>>226394 #
imo you should at least look up the locations of the inventory expansion items.
>>226395 #
Body Dysmorphia.
Anonymous
>>226398 #
I couldn't get past the mountain because the first thing the game throws at me is a multi-racial criminal gang. Retarded.
>>226401 #
Anonymous
>>226400 #
i got maybe one third through, up until the women's suffrage mission. i will say that the new orleans city is pretty cool.
>>226402 #
Anonymous
>>226402 #
as it is, the business model can't sustain itself. but it will morph into something else. there's too much money on the table.
>>226405 #
Anonymous
>>226403 #
The problem is that they all try follow trends and won't stop until they are bankrupt. How many more live service flops that cost 100 million plus are still in the pipeline? Forza 6 is literally a car mmo.... Or they could make a bunch of smaller focused games like....RE!
Anonymous
>>226427 #
I don't plan on moving to japan and marrying there.
Anonymous
>>226427 #
There are way more useful things to learn than nip on imageboards and he's somehow missed those too
Anonymous
GYdIqSnTmDa0:04694 KB1280x720the long journey home-k-6MOPqcQ8creclining mode.webm
Since we appear to be strongly reclined I'll just push a bunch of code.
AnonymousID:f1062356
poster IDs on test (yes we've always had these)
Anonymous
poster IDs off test
Anonymous
going to regenerate captchouli
Anonymous
I don't know if htmx is a solution since pasting images into the textarea input will still have to be done in js.
>>226446 #
Anonymous
>>226446 #
Because javascript sucks a lot. It's easier to just focus on the layout and styling of the page with minimum dynamic stuff going on.

>>226448 #
>embedding
Yes but it's one file. You could technically read the source code if you don't trust it.
>>226448 #
Anonymous
Done with the showa, feels good!
Anonymous
>>226457 #
Animal cruelty isn’t uncommon in burger. My grandma has a neighbor she thinks killed a raven.
>>226468 #
Anonymous
>>226468 #
It is one of the reasons I shamelessly hate typical flyover trash more than coastal urbanites

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