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>>20095
Houthis are asserting some dominance of their own rn.
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Also, they have been pouring some righteous retribution down on some yemen ((( traitors ))) as well (mentioned earlier ITT). It seems like it must be an interesting and complex dynamic between the Yemenis & Houthis.

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It seems the kike's 'greater yidsrael' plan is getting some pushback in Syria right now as well.
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Godspeed to the arabs in this case.

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There are hundreds of saud princes that are eligible of becoming the next king and the royal family is unstable because of MBS. There could be a war of succession https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_wars_of_succession

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How will the Persians ever recover?  :D

>>20100
Looking forward to watching morbidly obese and crippled Americans invading Kharg Island

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To celebrate this occasion you should run this crypto miner and or ransomware and or zip bomb that will irrevocably destroy your computer.
https://files.catbox.moe/e7icw5.zip

Happy Barfday!
If I knew how to bake a cake I still wouldn't do it.

Happy birthday ziggerchan

>>330202
a lot of the oc in the compilation was not from here though

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>>330341 (OP) 
>Wall of text just to end up in "White people probably still win".

take the genes of the white race, change them to super ethnocentric, something like the Dalek, they grow to.kill all other races and normal white people, and the 'white' race is saved

>>330345
I usually am careful when reading posts like op's because for some reason a lot of wignat fantasyslop has subtle hints of demotivation or straight up bnwo cuckoldry/racial humiliation.

>>330345
I mean, I'd never write a story where we lost. 

>>330350
wignat is a leftist term invented by leftists and used by leftists and marxists, so I immediately suspect that you are one. 
If you are White and not pro-White, you are a wigger. You do not deserve to breathe. 
No White nationalist wants to humiliate White people. The only people who want to humiliate White people are the kind of leftist scum who use the term "wignat" to describe White nationalists.

Every single race on the planet is ethnocentric. ONLY White people are attacked for being ethnocentric.

>>330341 (OP) 
>turner diaries
pleb tastes, now the Protocols of the learned elders of Zion and the curse of Canaan? that's the real shit.

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I like 2hus.

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i like 2hus

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I like 2hus.

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I like 2hus.

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I like 2hus.

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>>16226
>speak in defense of Fascism
>you need to leave /fascist/
What a sorry state this board is in when an actual retard like myself has to lead the conversation.

>>16226
Shut the fuck up, faggot.

>>16227
Don't mind him, please continue.

>>16227
>(221)
>>16228
>(1)

>>16229
>swinging your postcount e-peen like it matters worth a shit
>not knowing people here (at least the ones with good sense) use Tor for reasons I hope I don't need to explain
Why don't you take the short bus back to Reddit? That place might be more your speed.

I think it would have been better if I had never said anything.

>>7496 (OP) 
It should be noted that the books in OP's posts are no longer available. Someone went to great effort to take them down from archive.org, LibGen, and elsewhere. If you have copies, I'd advise re-uploading them here or there.

Email field bumps work here right?

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>>7497
>>7496 (OP) 
What is the beef between The American Futurist and Patriot Front, the Active Clubs, and the United Youth Clubs?

No one knows who the TAF are, yet they constantly put out hit pieces on these other orgs.

I get the criticisms they have, sure, but why just complete disregard for them, while they themselves do very little? And why do they fuck around with random smaller groups lol.

>>10550
Bit late but tracked it down.

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I wasn't able to go to Quakecon, but a friend offered to give out Rad Dude strips if I made him this comic, which revived a whole debate about Shamblers having fur. 
I heard John Romero hates my guts now.
Maybe next year.

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>>314715
Great job on the shading anon.

>>314715
>John Carmack choking Commander Keen
What is the reference here? I don't understand this comic.

>>314778
Most likely the fact that they abandoned the IP entirely for no good reason. Mistreating and everything.

>>314780
John Carmack also famously choked out a nigger live on television, which is probably part of the reference.

>>314810
He... he did?
That's the first time I ever hear of that.

>>314787
I thought the appeal was runescape skilling in a better engine?

>>314741
Moar

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The tag team barrel mod did so much heavy lifting

>>314802
There really is no value to the gameplay in Donkey Kong 64. It's pure tedium and constant backtracking, there's no challenge. The only fun parts are the minigames and Jetpac.

>>301714
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>>19357
"Adhesive electronics feet" should get you in the right storefront online.

>>19350
I went distro-hopping after Ubuntu announced the AI stuff, wasn't happy with the landscape, and came back to Ubuntu MATE. Same feeling, I just needed something that works with most hardware (and usable on a low spec machine).

>>19359
So you wanted Ubuntu hardware support and features coupled with old school GTK2 gnome before it got modded into a bastardised tablet interface?

>>19357
I think it's easier to find some similar rubber, cut it and glue it again.
DIY sometime is the fastest solution.

Which phone is more repairable?
Pixel 10a or nothing 4a pro?
I'll need it for bank and government shit so lineageos is not really useful for now.

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Alright, I'm calling it quits on my self-imposed challenge for Gravity Circuit, which by extension means I'm calling it quits on the game. It's a good game in many ways and I'm mostly happy for the time I played it, and it was sensible of the devs to make it free for a short time since I'm sure they'd gotten all the money out of it they could by now.

The issue just comes down to poor telegraphing and randomness, which is the downfall of many European games. I don't know why Europeans - in this case Finns - have such a fascination with games that demand exact solutions to problems, but which have far too much randomness and unpredictability in them to fulfill their end of that demand. There's a contract between the player and the game for bosses and challenges of this nature: it might be a very one-dimensional, very linear challenge with short windows to react and small margins - but if you keep yourself along that edge long enough then you'll win and you'll have fun.

I no longer feel that way about this game. Too many random rocks falling, too many fast attacks that have no telegraph, too much expectation that I cheese the robot masters

>>314804
I think I learned all I needed to know about this game when I noticed they copied that stupid fucking after-image effect introduced in the Playstation X games.  That was when the entire Mega Man franchise began circling the drain.

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Perimeter is a fun RTS slav game that is more about unit composition and crafty expansion. 
You play as future humanity who has left Earth and split into factions, each faction lives in and fights from gigantic hovering mega cities, traveling the galaxy in pursuit of different goals.
You build a big ass invincible shield which requires energy, a PERIMETER if you will. It is kind of a relaxing game.
All of your units are in squads, and can transform into any other unit at almost any time, if your squad has the required base units and energy. This makes the game extremely dynamic. Some of the unit types are totally unique to this game.

The plot is crazy but makes sense and is highly enjoyable, although they apparently cut some plot in the English version which was restored in the newly released updated version of the game. The voice acting got stuck in my head for a while.
Level 13 was annoying with having to wait on complete randomness to finish it and made me want to stop playing, but I kept playing. The final level was also a mother fucker.
A pro tip glitch I found out by accident, but never abused, if you're stuck on a level you can just beat the tutorial level and it'll skip the level you're stuck on and continue the story.

Hard difficulty can actually be hard, so be warned.
Overall I say it is worth playing and preserving, although it has quirks, which I think are fixed in the new re-release, which also includes the expansion and the cut dialogue. Even if you 

>>314804
Based on that video it looks like you're just really shit at the game.

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>corridor kitchen

How much work can I put into making my neighborhood nicer before an authority tries to talk to me? The number of positive social interaction I have in a given week, can be counted on my fingers; sans service interactions.

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Was the addition of girl boss into the common lexicon a miss pronunciation of the girbotol process? girlboss is gas sweetening with a recent automation patent by the saudi arabian oil co

Could the new stupid fucking retard mod undo moving all the posts from the meshuga thread?
You've killed a new fun thread while also accelerating the death of an old one stupid fucking retard.

Also what was the point of retroactively deleting memes in a warranted compilation thread a whole week after the fact and after the thread fulfilled it's purpose?

>>330340
>but attaching him to every post regardless of thread subject (as has been done before with loli hentai) is probably the fast track to seeing him banned again.
Good. Zzziggers are brown low IQ spic pedos. Anyone who spams loli ideserves to have their entire female bloodline spitroasted, gangraped and passed around as public onaholes by afghans, sandniggers and paki trash.

>>330343
Loli hentai isn't banned. It's just discouraged to post it outside of relevant threads because posting it without proper context just becomes a form of avatarfagging or spamming.

>>330338 (OP) 
Maybe, just maybe, if I am good, he, or someone from his, or a higher class, will eat my chldren?

About Mads Mikkelsen here.

>>330360
I like you.

DAY 9 STARTS IN 1 HOUR!
https://cytu.be/r/uncommontime

STARTING ANON'S BIZARRE ADVENTURE!
https://cytu.be/r/uncommontime

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The UT summer stream is officially over! Thank you all for watching, and it's been a pleasure to shitpost with you. I hope to see you all at the Christmas stream later this year the times of which have yet to be announced. If anyone else wants to take a crack at streaming UT, and needs help setting up OBS I'm more than happy to help you. Looking forward to seeing you again.

More Bravura lewds should exist. is all I'm saying.

Wasn't there for the last days of streaming but I had good fun on the first half.
Cheers to more TTS next winter :)

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nta but this site has some. no idea if they're synced properly.

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I'll start in an hour.

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https://fileditchfiles.st/beta20/c11d9e2a8cb60a206568/FLCL_E01_-_Fooly_Cooly.mkv
https://fileditchfiles.st/beta20/377e7b8a085a9757963e/FLCL_E02_-_Fire_Starter.mkv
https://fileditchfiles.st/beta20/e1340a7dc988d3afb123/FLCL_E03_-_Marquis_de_Carabas.mkv
https://fileditchfiles.st/beta20/d37ac734b887633432dd/FLCL_E04_-_Full_Swing.mkv
https://fileditchfiles.st/beta20/7773403d1729e97d3e5f/FLCL_E05_-_Brittle_Bullet.mkv
https://fileditchfiles.st/beta20/c6064d634b8be49394db/FLCL_E06_-_FLCLimax.mkv
I'll be on tomorrow evening, much earlier than tonight's stream.

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New cut of the GIF, I'm in the channel.

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Kyo Kare Ore Wa!! 7-10
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The Pest
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>http stands for hypertext transfer protocol
>it is supposed to transfer hypertext
>instead it is used to execute javascript on your machine without your consent
I propose a new name: the javascript-execution-without-consent protocol, or jewcp for short.

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>>5492 (OP) 
RAM prices and the impact it's having on /tech/ prices in general.

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I don't know how or why forums and mailing lists keep tolerating blatant AI slop. It's bad enough I might actually log off and touch grass forever.

>>17657
RIP
Which romsite got taken down this time? onto the next iteration.

>>19413
Myrient died and it still hurts.

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>>314766
All these are good observations, especially your comparison to upboats. Given the wrong jannies, that setup could potentially lead to a culture of flattering the jannies' biases instead of creating something good beyond the moderators' imagination. I think there's always a risk of similar issues, even in democracies and anarchy, but this one especially might struggle with it.
As for moderation, pretty much. I'll still stand by those earlier posts about classical education and trying to cultivate good citizens, but even if quality moderation isn't everything, it absolutely does make a big difference.

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>>314750
I have to agree here, the good part about imageboards, other sites with anon posting like classic Slashdot, USENET, and everything else like it, is that you don't need an account, and the only legitimate purpose of moderation is machines fighting machine spam, because all human-vs.-human definitions of spam can be handled entirely by users themselves in venues that provide the correct tools.

Speaking of USENET, though, this raises something I think is the true root of the complaints in >>314748 post, though anon doesn't realize it: Linear vs. branching topology.

On venues with branching topology, such as the USENET's tree topology, derails can't exist, instead the most that can happen is autists in a tree you don't bother uncollapsing. In venues with a linear topology such as imageboards (I realize imageboards actually have a DAG [directed acyclic graph] rather than linear or tree topology at the Db level, but the default or sole available view is linear) whenever spergfight breaks out, you have to actually scroll past it interrupting whatever you're interested in.

I've always found linear topology discussion venues more prone to modcuckery than tree topology ones. I'm not sure what a good UI would be for browsing a DAG.

Speaking of derailing can you guys move this to the /meta/ thread?

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Gachashit has fallen.

>>327758
>Speaking of, should I incorporate cardio to build stamina, or will this do just fine?
That's up to you.
>Also, how important is good form for a push up?
Fairly important.
>I realized I arch my back whenever I do them
Which is not what you want to do.
>I think I plant my hands too high up
Not super ultra mega important, you just end up training different muscle groups.
If you want a standard of sorts, when the Spanish armed forces have their recruits do pushups, they have them position their hands so that when they're in the downward position of the pushup, their thumbs are touching their nipples.

>>327621
That was actually cool. Not certain how effective it is. Loooking at the chart 6, level 12, a person would have to be insanely fit to accomplish it.

Hardest thing for me isn't the training part, I managed to be quite consistent workout out at home. What I'm missing is regularly going outside for a walk, and that's as important as working out if not more.
But although telling myself I can have a session while watching something or replying to emails between sets, I find it mentally harder to tell myself I'll be out for an entire hour.

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>>328542
>What I'm missing is regularly going outside for a walk
It's said that a habit can be formed in 21 days.
if you make a concerted effort to take the walk after eating your last,(or even better, your ONLY, ) meal for the day, you will achieve what you want.
You can do it anon. You will WIN if you just put in a modicum of effort.

bump

ginbros...

Suigintou my beloved...

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>>3494
I wonder what would happen if she met a hikki Maestro on the level of Jun and allowed him to complete her. Jun could repair Shinku after all.
I know it's not gonna happen I just wish I could fix her.

>>6086
When has an imageboard ever archived itself? People ran archives to try to negate censor, such as on reddit and 4chan, even ghost posting to negate the power of the mods/admins. There is an archive button right there on this very webpage to begin with but a scraper would make modding twice as hard as you'd have to delete what's here and also there if you ran it yourself to censor. 
>meta has no archive button
Never mind, but you get the point. 

I'm mad as hell that geekologie.com had no archive myself. 

I suspect Cloudflare blocking mirrors is one reason the Internet is dying also.

>>6086
Congratulations, you've invented the most autistic reason for why the website is dead, dead and dying yet.

>>6090
The admin hasn't replied to the meta thread he made in 3 months. That's pretty fucking dead.

>>6100
He posted yesterday, you metaburger clown. There isn't much worth replying to here anyway.

>>27691
You are completely missing the poiint. God did not dwell in the ark of the covenant, that was an item used in the temple see 1 samuel 3:3 and exodus 33:7-9. Rather its because He is that it mattered 1 corinthians 10:18-19 and hebrews 10:8 and 1 corinthians 7:19.

>>27695
The point went over your head because no one said God dwelt in the Ark. Understand the pagan practices at the time and how they were inversions of Israelite practice, then understand what the Philistines thought that they were doing when they captured the Ark and you will get back on the same page.

>>21803 (OP) 
>I need some bread pills about Buddhism, like inforgraphs or webms showing why Buddhism is satanic.

IIRC Buddhists believe in Jesus Christ. But you'd had to do some research on that OP

>>27485
I found these books by Japanese Protestant theologians about bridging the gap between Buddhism and Christianity

I also found this book about Christianity as a World Religion

I'll be honest that I haven't read any of these books though

This isn't Buddhism specific, but although they may be a bit debated in the West due to their differences, from looking at Asian Christian leaders (Toyohiko Kagawa, Watchman Nee, Kil Sŏnju, etc.), Christianity seems to be (as a general rule) spread best in Asia by
1. Establishing local churches run by people from the region
2. Make sure ministers are well-trained and start making their own theological thoughts to become more relevant withing their culture
3. Arguably the biggest one: Focus on both Christ-likeness and the centrality of the Gospel. It is not Western philosophy that saves, but Christ. This is not an argument for dehellenization or lack of theology or something like that, but rather that the Christian life and social work has done more for Christianity in the East than academic papers (and often resonates with Asian people more). The experience of the living Christ does more than we can ever imagine.

Also, most so called "Buddhists" in the West outside of small Ethnic pockets seem to be largely larping New Agers, similar to many modern "Neo-Pagans".

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St. Nicholas of Japan wrote down some thoughts on Japanese Buddhism during his time there. I don't have a copy of what he said in full, or if all of it is in English, but pics related has some excerpts from him.