Well there are some what 19 20? volumes of it and it is still technically on going so there would be material for the anime but... would it be so good? Would it have the same artistical feel and shit`?
Found a good new manga. http://bato.to/comic/_/comics/rokudou-no-onna-tachi-r20316 >>33018 there was some sort of cover up and not everyone in the company knew about it, or something like that
Oh yeah rei you were right the W-Y did know of the derelict and that it had something "dangerous keep out" in it but they didn't know exactly what. But it does leave the question, how did they forget it existed when they build the terraforming station on the planet or was it just that well 30-40 years passed
TN !PcAPtAiNJo
Also I can guess that "well whatever was there, its gone with the nostromo"
FormerRei !GURPSRWiTs
Also more importantly, why did the company name and logo change from "Weylan-Yutani" to "Wayland-Yutani" between Alien and Aliens.
>>33025 What you didn't know that? Did you atleast know that john hurt cameod in spaceballs as the guy who had the dancing and singing alien pop out of him?
FormerRei !GURPSRWiTs
>>33027 I never thought about it, yes I knew /// I never saw all of Space Balls. >>33031 I've seen The Producers, Blazing Saddles and Young Frankenstein. If we are going to pin the blame on anyone for my not having seen it blame my dad because he was the one who decided what movie we would watch every week for over the first ten years of my life.
YEah because governments and large corporations are similiar in structure. what they use their resources for and what goals they strive for is just different
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She's actually just describing an actual state now
ISIS is operating as a state Who would have guessed THE ISLAMIC STATE would operate like a STATE
Defenestration can also refer to removing Windows from a computer. >>33063 night, I'll post stuff from the fenestrated Edward Norton art show (or maybe it was one piece for an Edward Norton artshow I can't remember) tomorrow.
Yeah. >A senior editor at the publication told The Washingtonian that "at least a half dozen" employees are prepared to leave. >“The fact of the matter is that there’s been so many things that have been objectionable about Milo over the last couple of years, quite frankly. This is something far more sinister,” the senior editor said. >“If the company isn’t willing to act, there are at least half a dozen people who are willing to walk out over it.”
There's also a DC superhero called The Defenestrator, he carries around windows (or pulls them from thin air, can't quite remember which) and then smashes them over people's heads. He's on the same team as Dogwelder-Man and Bueno Excellente (who date raped the green lantern).
>>33076 I'll check, pretty sure it was late 90's early 2000's.
TN !PcAPtAiNJo
also daterpaing FUN hahaha
TN !PcAPtAiNJo
also imagine if that run in the comics now... especially if dateraped was a woman
TN !PcAPtAiNJo
But that still doesn't top DCs "Darkseid hypnotises supers and some woman to have sex and then gives the tape to some other hero to cause him to snap" like... WHAT?
Sk phone
You can't do anything even remotely out of the perfect mainstream anymore without it being a political statement, and even that would be a political statement.
The world has gotten way too messy
TN !PcAPtAiNJo
>>33081 everything is political everything is a satement and you have to point it out
Sk phone
Similar but different The difference being that it doesn't matter how many people think something is racist, it either is or isn't But when enough people think everything is political, it is whether the person doing the something intended it or not.
FormerRei !GURPSRWiTs
The year that the comic issue that referenced it having happened came out was 2007. But the incident was implied to have happened in an earlier issue (which // off screen I actually have that issue somewhere. Its the last issue in the multipar t arc where the government gets buttmad at Hitman for refusing to kill super powered people for them. So they tell the Green Lantern that Hitman took a contract to kill him ( he did not, he doesn't take contracts on people as powerful as the green lantern). He does however beat the Green Lantern in a fight though.
>booze consumed in strain s1 maybe 1 litre raw alcohol >booze consumed in strain s2 by episode 5 maybe 10 litres raw alcohol Alcoholism!
TN !PcAPtAiNJo
And surprisingly quite "good" portrayal of it the alcoholic guy is not portrayed at all to be in control of it or anything or is it done as a joke or shit
Squeezing it is what causes the bacteria to go deeper into your skin.
It's better to just let them pop normally.
>>33251 That doesn't really mean anything. It was still bad for you even if it didn't result in any visible issues. It's scientific fact that this happens, it doesn't depend on people.
Apparently there are three official Magic the Gathering supplements for D&D and they are also all free downloads through Wizards' website. But unfortunately they are all for 5e.
>>33286 Word documents are very good tools for spreading malware, especially macros. >>33288 idiots
TN !PcAPtAiNJo
Yes but HWO OPENS ATTACHMENTS IN MAIL FROM SOURCES YOU DON'T KNOW or more over opens them at all?
FormerRei !GURPSRWiTs
Here are the pdfs for anyone interested. http://media.wizards.com/2016/downloads/magic/Plane%20Shift%20Zendikar.pdf http://d1bf78c87087c77d76ca-be4120a00702a7d33079a120750230c5.r45.cf1.rackcdn.com/Plane%20Shift%20Innistrad%20SFG_2.pdf http://media.wizards.com/2017/downloads/magic/Plane-Shift_Kaladesh.pdf >>33290 ikr
Can you even attach viruses, easily atleast, to pdf?
FormerRei !GURPSRWiTs
>>33291 yes, pdfs are based on the postscript filetype/language which happens to be turing complete. Also people do put malware in pdfs a lot so its not just an "is it possible thing".
>>33300 This is actually pretty cool. I would totally hire this guy as a castle expert (I would have to watch more of his videos first though to be sure) if I needed one for a movie or book or whatever.
I'd hire him to build me a castle I bet he'd make it practically impossible to conquer
FormerRei !GURPSRWiTs
Anyways I thought there were some /moe/s that might've been familiar with The Happy Mondays because we have several people (unless I'm wrong) who are into EDM and the rave scene.
>>33305 I'm not 100% sure but I think Bang. And also some people that haven't been on much recently or I just can't tell who they are when they post as anon.
I don't think I would say Jan is an EDM rave guy I mean he'd definitely go if you asked him to go with you but I've never heard him talking about it or anything as far as I cn remember
The lava level in Birthright was really annoying. There was no indication of which Vein would do which so I set all my guys on fire and then there was no way to get them out so you have to just let them die slowly or shut the game off and start over. That really frustrated me.
Once I get started I'll be sure to tell you all about my experiences and we can have a fun time.
Also how important are the L and R buttons in that? Mine are pretty dead.
Kirara☆ !Sh0sAiDORU
i would say you will be miserable without l and r but can still play
ToN
What do they do
Kirara☆ !Sh0sAiDORU
switch between units
ToN
In menus?
Kirara☆ !Sh0sAiDORU
in the game like in battle so if you have someone 50 squares away from another unit you don't have to move the cursor 50 squares you can just switch between units
ToN
Oh okay I miss the convenience of strafing in eo5 but i can live without it
Yeah, the maternally based kids was better. There are a lot of guys in the game that make kids with no real character. Like pretty much all of the nobles have boring kids.
Yeah. Tacomi's kid is okay, I think. His supports with Kana were fun. But pretty much all the noble's kids were bad. Their retainers had way better kids.
Yeah, all her supports are just her going, "goodness! why are you talking to me??? you hate me!" In Heroes, she's just like "I like singing, let's work together, I can't tell you about my homeland."
do you ever just ctrl + t, type in a website, not see something engaging, then alt + d and type the same website back in the url to see if anything's up i fucking do that constantly it's obnoxious
Kirara☆ !Sh0sAiDORU
i do that for /moe/ sometimes
Anno
Tonight's headache is really bad. It's not going away either, and ibuprofen isn't having an effect.
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what kind of headache is it like a migraine or like a pulsing headache not unlike a hangover headache
Anno
I don't know, t It just fucking hurts. I'm sorry I can't really give input right now.
>>33421 I look forward to your rebirth from the ashes
Maven
But seriously >poem about this guy with cancer anxiously pacing around his own house because he doesn't know what else to do >'I err. Didn't like it. The writing was all disjointed and jumpy. It was too hard to follow THATS THE POINT YOU DUMB BITCH
Anno
People are allowed to not like things that are also points.
Maven
>>33425 But it's hardly a valid criticism if its deliberate
Anno
Is Apple's deliberate doing away with of the headphone jack then not a valid criticism of the new iPhone?
Anyway. These faggots had better start getting better at appreciating the written word real fast or there's going to be problems
Anno
You can appreciate the written word while taking issue with deliberately obfuscated writings.
Maven
Not these people
Maven
I'm OBJECTIVELY better at analyzing obscure themes
Anno
And why is that.
Maven
I guess i was just born with better opinions
Maria
>>33427 >taking away features >there are people who will leap through mental gymnastics in order to interpret this as something that's done in the best interests of the consumer
Anno
What is the purpose behind saying this. You do realize you're preaching to the choir here.
It's not like there's an Apple fanboy around here. It's basically picking some random group out in the wild and saying "let's pick on them for no good reason". >>33441 Why does commentary amongst peers have to incorporate needless mockery of total strangers?
>not only immigrants participated in the "skip work and look virtuous" day >if you have any criticism of anyone who did, you just hate immigrants and you're also racist Thanks TYT Glad to have you here to tell us what is OK to think
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Multiplayer Astroneer is really funny to watch. It's so buggy, and there's a lot of times when people swear they're seeing something the other player can't see. Two guys I was watching play drove a buggy off a cliff, which expelled the guy driving from the vehicle--but the passenger still saw him in the buggy. The driver could also still drive the buggy despite his side thinking he was out of it, and so it became something of a physics problem, trying to drive the buggy while he was walking around to get the buggy close enough to him so he could "exit" and re-enter the vehicle.
>>33448 I tried some space astronaut game where you can make ships and warpdrives and stuff For a few hours, then I got bored because turns out there's NOTHING TO DO
Next time I see a game has crafting, I'm fucking ditching the idea of buying it
Anno
I like crafting games. It's far more appealing to me to make my weapons and armor or whatnot by hand than finding them in Diablo-esque loot situations.
But unless you're on a super-sandbox scale like Minecraft or Terraria or Starbound, you can't really having crafting as your driving gameplay feature. Think of Skyrim or Fallout 4 with their crafting elements. They're pretty robust, but they're certainly not the focus of the games. Even GTA kind of has a crafting element with how you can mod cars and weapons (maybe? I haven't played so I'm a bit vague on that detail).
The problem is there's never anything MORE than just crafting Like oh boy you can make a big base so you can do other stuff to improve the base for the sake of improving the base and there's literally no difference in gameplay between having ALL the things, and having none of the things
Anno
For a lot of people (including me) that's pretty satisfying though. Plus there's usually a lot of aesthetic freedom with designing this base, so it attracts people that have a fascination with architectural design whether they realize it or not.
How the hell is MAGIC OBSELETE, LWA How is this the reality
Anno
I mean it's kind of like Monster Hunter, where you hunt monsters to get materials to craft armor and weapons to hunt stronger monsters to get better materials to craft armor and weapons to hunt even stronger monsters to etc. But I guess you are rewarded with more engaging and challenging fights to go up against. It's a game that balances a core crafting game mechanic with other major game elements.
>mar-a-lago shuts down when Trump shows up and everyone's fucking tanking economically because he's always there
Anno
Well look at the bright side. He wanted to originally fly into New York from the White House every night because he didn't want to not sleep in his own bed. Which would have required them to do a similar shut down of one of the most major avenues in Manhattan.
Him getting impeached is just a meme, you need valid grounds to impeach someone on.
Anno
I don't think this in particular is grounds for impeachment, but it is an example of him being a bonafide arsehole. Shame it's not really the kind of thing that most people care about.
Well, our last many presidents were assholes. The last one that wasn't was Jimmy Carter, maybe George Bush Sr.?
Your PM is an asshole and they want him out Merkel is an asshole Putin is an asshole I don't know much about the new lady in charge in Europe, but people are saying she's Margaret Thatcher 2.0 and she was an asshole.
>>33470 I've read that this is going to be a tough election for him and that lots of people are stepping up to take his place. Isn't that correct?
Anno
>They want him out I think your news source is horrible. There's issues people have with Trudeau but it's far, far, far from wanting him out.
Anno
>>33469 >Lots of people are stepping up to take his place Do you mean amongst his own party or within other major parties. Because as it stands, the other two major parties are the NDP and the Conservative party. The NDP is still pretty much a laughingstock shell of its former self, and the Conservatives don't even have a leader since Harper stepped down when he lost the last election. There are a lot of candidates for the Conservative leadership, but I believe they're still in the stage of "I can do this job better than the guy next to me" rather than taking on Trudeau. I have also not heard any sound of infighting within Trudeau's Liberal party either, which leads me to believe no one is trying to oust him from that.
Also, "tough election for him" We had our last election in 2015, the next one isn't even due for 2019 unless there's a vote of no-confidence--which is unlikely to happen with a Liberal party majority in the House of Commons, especially since like I said earlier, there's no sound of instability within the party. No one on this side of the border is looking towards the election yet.
Well, my understanding of the situation is that he's unpopular with a lot of canadians.
Anno
but he has nice hair
Anno
And nice forearms.
Anno
>>33473 But of course he's unpopular with a lot of Canadians; there's large swathes of the central provinces that despise the Liberal party of out nature. Out of nature, even. The Liberal party generally does not err in favour of industrial fields like the Conservatives do, and are generally more for environmental regulations that can frustrate those fields. But people are quick to forget that the previous Conservative party's heavy favour for oil industries left our eggs in one faulty basket for when the oil crash came around a couple years back. Or that the Conservative majority were extremely enthusiastic about silencing scientific research for public access. Er, public access to scientific research. But really, most common people don't really care about that I guess.
Again though, the phrase "he's unpopular with a lot of Canadians" is really vague and encompassing, and neglects to factor in that there are lots of important little details here. You should really reconsider where you get your news sources from if that's the conclusion you draw from them.
I don't really even have news sources, except the little news briefing thingy that comes up on my phone and that's mostly about American stuff. All I know is there's going to be a big political rumble in Canada and even the shark tank guy is getting in on it. And that a lot of the workers from the middle provinces and stuff are mad because they're losing their jobs due to regulations.
Anno
The Shark Tank guy is one of the contenders for the Conservative party leadership position. If that's what you think "a big political rumble" is then I think you're kind of mistaken. The Conservative party suffered a (relatively) pretty crushing defeat last election, and Harper was probably pretty tuckered out from leading the party for the bettermost of the past decade.
Also if you don't have any news sources, why are you so certain this is what's happening. Is your showerhead dictating the goings on to you when you're in the shower or something.
I dunno, it's just stuff I see around. There aren't really any sites I go to for news though.
Anno
"Just stuff I see around" doesn't really give it any merit. I could go on any alt-right news site and see stuff around detailing how Obama's post-presidency vacation is actually a secret ISIS radicalization camp, probably.
None of the news sources are really credible in this day and age, either. If I see an interesting article on my phone or on BBV er BBC or something I'll click it. but I don't really go out of my way for news.
Anno
So all you really have are opinions compiled from information of dubious origin. I see.
Anno
where do you get yours mine are from cnn
Anno
I've been polling the CBC. While they have something of a liberal bias, they don't refrain from reporting on stuff that's inherently flawed. They didn't shy away from Trudeau's moving away from the electoral reform. In the past I've found the BBC to be pretty decent too.
Koi--
Today has been such a good day but I was stuck at a funeral. Even though the funeral was pretty good too but it was really long and they wrote part of the program in Comic Sans. But it was good.
Anno
I saw you mention that, hah hah. How do people see Comic Sans when writing material for a funeral and think "yeah this is a good idea".
How do I even offer a citation for that? Go through every single news source and outline why it has bias? If you know of a new source that isn't biased, please point me to it.
Koi--
Everything can be held to skepticism and is susceptible to human error and bias but to call it dubious is strong. There are no non-bias sources.
Anno
>>33490 If you're going to make a vague and encompassing statement like that you better be prepared to back it up.
Anno
And bias does not equate to dubious. I said before the CBC has a mild liberal bias but I believe them to be very not dubious.
Koi--
The Theseus paradox has been fucking my mind up for the past few days. Everything that communicates does it with bias.
>>33504 nope! The most rational thing to do is to view everything with skepticism.
Anno
That's not rational at all though. If spend all your time doubting everything you don't actually learn anything. It would be a horribly sad life to not be able to trust anything.
Koi--
Excessive skepticism leads to conspiracy theories and puts you even farther from the truth.
You should be skeptical of conspiracy theories too. And skeptical of your own conclusions.
Being a skeptic isn't easy though, most people aren't cut out for it. But you should evaluate all information that you come across very carefully.
Koi--
Being a skeptic is hella easy. Having a healthy approach to skepticism takes a lot more effort and nuance. Everything in moderation, including moderation.
Anno
And viewing "everything with skepticism" is far from a healthy approach to the task.
Anno
You have to draw the line and trust things somewhere.
Koi--
So, I've been thinking about this fucking Ship of Theseus thing again. How you can rip something apart and repair it with new things and still call it the same thing. Even if you remove everything and replace it with everything new, is it still the same thing or not? And yeah, you can totally see it as the same thing. But you can also see it as something totally different. And I realize just how brainwashing that is. You can literally take something, rip enough of it, patch it with new stuff, and suddenly what it used to be is null and void to some people.
Well, biased news sources definitely should not be trusted. If you can detect some bias, that means there's probably that thing where they select what articles to run under the surface going on.
>>33518 I don't buy that business AT ALL. Even if people are biased, they can behave in a way that is unbiased. Doctors, lawyers, etc etc anyone with any amount of professionalism is asked to look past their biases every day. Any reporter that tells you that their news can't not be biased because humans are biased is making excuses.
Anno
But everything touched by humans is biased. So that's just fucking stupid.
Anno
>>33516 The thing about the Ship of Thesus that kind of nags at me is, the moment the ship sets sail, even before the first repair or crew replacement happens, it's no longer the same ship it was at construction. The Ship of Thesus problem completely ignores the natural decay of things that changes something from one state to another.
But all that's irrelevant because the dynamic change of things doesn't modify the conceptual image of things. Or doesn't necessarily, I guess. Something can exist beyond the impermanence of its material self, and that's fine.
I'm cackling at my own joke right now, you don't even know.
Koi--
>>33519 I wouldn't say that it's necessarily or intellectually ignoring it. When a ship sails, no one considers the natural decay. It's more like that's a "given" to the use of the object. The ship decays like all ships but the natural decay isn't what makes it no longer itself. The real bulk of the paradox is whether the entire new object is still the ship of theseus or not.
Anno
Just chill and snort cocaine from a pretty lady's tits much better than stressing out over things you can't change
Anno
Snorting cocaine costs money, nerd. Not everyone has the freedom to enjoy such pleasures.
Koi--
This came up when I was talking about ACA before. I was reminded since we were talking about biases. There's no difference between a 'repeal and replace' and just 'fixing the problems of the ACA'. Especially considering that they're going to keep what they like, remove what they don't, and patch it. So now you've got the Ship of Obamacare. When you rip it apart and patch it back together and then finalize the new thing, do you call it Obamacare or Trumpcare? I see the same paradox here. Where the value of what you cared about it is what guides you to believing whether it's the same thing or the new thing.
Anno
Well specifically about the Ship of Thesus, I just think it's fine for a material existence and a conceptual existence to not necessarily rely on the other for validity. There's plenty of ships out there that have been re-christened with new names after considerable repairs and re-outfitting. Are they now different ships, even though they didn't go through the total modification that the Ship of Thesus did? If a ship has its physical state changed entirely and people still want to keep the conceptual identity the same, I think it's fine.
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Heidegger describes that pretty well in The Problem Concerning Technology
im really happy i rerolled i got eirika and ephraim twice and julia
Anno
I kind of want Eirika. I don't really need her, but she's got a cute character design. I'd go grind some more orbs, but my net connection on my phone is being really slow today. It takes like thirty seconds to process whenever the loading icon in Heroes shows up.
i think most people that i've known for a little while would hug me but i think most people that don't know me wouldn't want to hug me so probably now not* since that anime character hasn't ever met me
Anno
Maybe like how we watch anime characters go about their daily lives, they watch us go about their daily lives. Maybe she's known you for a long time now.
someone was supposed to say what faster now there's been too much build up and it's actually literally nothing i just have the day off tomorrow (tuesday)
>>33690 There's probably a lot more reinforcement for anime characters since you see them periodically. For ongoing shows it's once a week for three months at least. Where as family members, you may only see sporadically three or four times a year, tops.
Here's an interesting twist on the blame game for that one I say the media is at fault for making actual nazis think they're a significant part of the population now, which emboldens them and lets them justify this kind of shit to themselves
Don't worry too hard about that post though, it's mostly me just using the same argument as those saying Trump emboldens nazis against those very people Same argument, different target, still as skeptical towards it as always
I think anti semitism is on the rise due to the insane outrage that sparks up the instant anyone is remotely nationalistic though
Kirara☆
>>33747 should have eaten more rocks my dinosaur friend
Kirara☆
What bothers me the most is that nobody talks about it It makes me feel like people don't consider it an issue
If you looked at the people I listen to on a regular basis, you'd probably never be able to guess my political leaning >>33766 Bluetooth earbuds For work
Yeah, but that's just the music being beamed to it It's not using the phone's power to run, it's basically a radio receiver I gues Except since bluetooth it needs an internal battery for the protocol
Oh, actually, if you just look at what I ACTUALLY watch, you could probably guess my political leanings But just subscribes and stuff on youtube and twitter? No chance, dude That's a DIVERSE group of motherfuckers
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As in literally everything between ancom to ancap to Varg Veum
I'm a bit questioning whether laws should or shouldn't work retroactively when a law is repealed Like if it suddenly is legal to steal, for whatever reason, should thiefs be released from prison if they have no convictions?
I don't think any law acted now, should also apply retroactively. While it would serve to punish people for some deeds, at the same time a retroactive policy, would allow for quite shitty deeds for lesser mistakes.
>>33796 It's the novelty that effects finnomindset. BK just recently stranded over ehre afterall
Anno
And who knows, maybe Burger King is actually pretty good over there. Sometimes companies will use overseas openings to change restaurant level operations or secure higher quality ingredients. Japanese McDonald's are really high quality for fast food, and Canadian ones are actually not bad either.
TN !PcAPtAiNJo
But say you buy a meal, the BK meal is bigger so they have that going on for them
Also, they are the only burger joint that serves beer
Anno
Wendy's is apparently the best place for that kind of fast food here. But it's a mystery to me how they even stay in business. They don't exactly have a wide permeance like other major joints, and I can't remember the last time I saw a Wendy's advertisement ran. How are they getting income?
Mcs is not good, but it ain't bad and it is cheapest of the 3 burger joints BK is novel, bit more expensive but also you get unlimited drinks, the fries are better than their rivals and the burgers while not that much better are bigger Hesburger, the native joint, is kinda random. Depending on where you eat, it might be good or it might be just disappointingly plain BUt they rotate their menu and items every few months, and have limited offer special burgers about monthly, so that keeps them afloat. Also the "homeground" bonus Bus hesburger is most expensive in terms of €/food
I wonder if your current work thing is worth mentioning It is work kinda But it might have a negative effect if it has bad rep, and according to you people working there aren't all that good
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I mentioned it It's my only reference anyway
TN !PcAPtAiNJo
well it is better to mention it anyhow a "i was doing something" vs "I was doing nothing" in this time period always wins, atleast here
I always wondered what a kamas exactly is? It looks like a flying pike with sunglasses and are those its eyes or just something the owner provides?
FormerRei !GURPSRWiTs
>>33840 It reminds me a bit of a dragon fly. See how it has six legs. Its probably some genetically engineered fish dragonfly hybrid. Or a robot. But its been a really long time since I read YKK.
Most likely it is genetically engineered I mean, the humanity pre-collapse whatever caused it, seemd to be super advanced fully sentient AI and all dat shit
Oh yeah, I remembered that I wanted to get some kind of bike and stroll the countryside looking for good kodac moments
FormerRei !GURPSRWiTs
Oh yeah I found some really interesting wikipedia articles the other day. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tarrare and https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Charles_Domery
I'll admit I don't have a very thorough knowledge on YKK, but I'm pretty sure one of the points of the series was the blurring of lines between robots and humans.
TN !PcAPtAiNJo
go read it is pretty much best sol there is
TN !PcAPtAiNJo
>>33862 yup though it depends on the character how much well on the robot
FormerRei !GURPSRWiTs
>>33862 I wouldn't really call it "the point" of the series, but it does do a great job at it. >>33866 It is an important thing for the series, and it would not be anywhere near as good if it weren't present. Rather than a point I would say it is more of a
>>33865 it is a behind the scenes point it is implied the robots were made to carry on if humanity completely died to the collapse and such it most likely is a climate change that just fucked humanity over, but not completely But it is mostly speculation what happened that caused the world to go into the bleak "twilight" and then "night" of humanity
Anno
>>33865 >One of the points Learn better reading comprehension, nerd.
TN !PcAPtAiNJo
>>33867 when your communication is mostly unopened link spamming, well what can you do
>>33865 A piece of work can have a multitude of points, of varying magnitude and relevancy to the overall product. So yes, one of the points, but not THE POINT, singular, like you seemed to insist on at the start.
FormerRei !GURPSRWiTs
>>33872 Good point. Also I have determined empirically that I tend to be less stupid when I am sitting up over when I am laying down or on my side. So I'm going to make a concerted effort to not make posts on /moe/ while not sitting up.
The main point of alpha is pretty much nothing just the passage of time following the characters
TN !PcAPtAiNJo
the rest is ymw and what you make of it
FormerRei !GURPSRWiTs
Shit, I keep forgetting that I need to ask Kirara something. There is this Jewish encyclopedia that my family has three copies of and I want to check if he has a copy before we get rid of the extra copies.
>>33879 Was that a thing I mentioned previously? Also most of the grocery stores I go to don't carry it in 1.75L bottles. >>33881 When I get a job I'd totally be up for buying some and sending it to you as long as you pay me back for the bottle and shipping. You'd still save a lot.
But yeah, wrap ipt up and but it in a box and send it over It would still be atleast 10€ cheaper than picking it from the store but that is why Estonia is a thing
FormerRei !GURPSRWiTs
Oh cool, I'm getting angina again. I used to get it a lot when I was younger but I've recently started getting it again.
>>33888 noice >>33887 >washing teeth prevents chest pain must be a superior Finnish folk remedy
月
are you sure it's angina and not just regular chest pain
TN !PcAPtAiNJo
oh so you call it pharyngitis...
FormerRei !GURPSRWiTs
>>33890 Not really but several people I know always refer to it as angina when I mention random chest pains. I know its technically not the strict definition but I've done some reading and it these pains seem to match the description.
TN !PcAPtAiNJo
huh so in english angina is Angina pectoris unlike in finnish where it is angina tonsillaris
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>>33893 Same concept really angina's just a greek word for, uh, strangle? or cut off the airway or something like that inflamed tonsils kind of do that and angina pectoris is when oxygen flow to the coronary arteries is cut off
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I know but it is interesting
also fuck shouldn't have eaten the noodles I had taken from my old place that had expired >noo these are dry products, they won't go bad nom nom nom
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Whenever I see someone on social media say "I'm cutting off all these fake friends" or something like that
I like to instantly assume they're talking about me
Quit fussin', it's fine I've quit drinking anyway and that's about how much a bottle of bourbon would cost me that I'd buy twice a week I'm short on time, not cash
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>In September 1940 the Polish soldier Witold Pilecki used faked identity documents to be arrested and sent to Auschwitz, which he planned to infiltrate and destroy from within. Boldly, Pilecki organized the opposition from within, hoping that one day friends from outside would liberate the camp. When no help from outside came he decided to flee and inform the world of the atrocities inside. He managed not only to flee but also to bring secret documents which he planned to use as proof, and even then he was not believed, as the stories seemed exaggerated. After the war he was arrested for treason and execute What the fug dude
Is sometimes weird to go over my old spotify playlists some of them are 100% gone, with all the songs listed there no longer available replaced by better versions etc. Some, too big for the modern UI-design to open them, just causing the software to crash And some, still subscribed by random strangers, all dem years ago
>>33918 Well that wouldn't make it a gift, would it? You seemed really sad when it wasn't on sale, so I was planning to do it whenever I got paid anyway, but I wasn't able to catch you online. Just have fun with it; that's repayment enough.
I am not sure if my upload speed is good enough. I've tried streaming before and it has just been stutter and long audio lags. Or my pc just might not be good enough but it should be. It has 4gb of ram, and a fast graphic card. my CPU is pretty old now though.
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Hmm there is some weird sound coming over from somewhere It is just noticeable when the window is opened, but the low bass somehow invades even when the window is closed. I wonder what makes it.
>>33923 You tried through steam or through twitch? Steam has its own broadcast thing now, which i think works better, but is a little more taxing on the graphics card? i can't do it, but i have a shitty graphics card
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and twitch free members get fucked over occasionally, especially in european servers
Steam streaming doesn't work great on my computer for some reason. It forever goes into a loading screen. I have tried twitch. but it has the aforementioned issues. I think it is my upload since the UK has great download speeds but shitty upload speeds
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There's a Berserk game on Steam. That's news to me.
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yup a dynastic warrior style i hear not gonna buy it though, can't even run it most likely
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If the stages were that, with interludes of big one-on-one fights, it would actually be a pretty good interpretation of the series' content. It might be something neat to keep in mind if it goes on sale.
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well it is the dynasty warrior company that made it anyhow
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okau gpu NVIDIA Geforce GTS 450 would be but Core i7 870 over HOLY SHIT
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Well the game ain't going anywhere. Upgrade your computer on your own time and it'll still be around in the future.
>>33928 oh well no reason to make a headache out of it just have fun and unblockmeonsteam
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>>33934 yeah but seriously i7 the fuck is that gap between gpu and cpu requirements? usually iti is gpu that is way over my head, but i fucking 7 while running on gts450
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Might have something to do with the tracking for all the spawned units. I haven't played many Dynasty Warriors games, but I think I remember them having a bazillion enemy units.
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YEah I was thinking about that similiar how RTS games are more heavy on the cpu to calculate all the unit movements and shit, it would make sense for them to design them to use the CPU and since they make games first and foremost for consoles, being high end on CPU and not that high end on GPU is also logical afterall consoles do have quite powerful cpus, but not that big gpus
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But I bet it would run on i5 or equilevant they just prolly didn't test it on anything but i7 or slammed that there so no one can say "hey it ain't running"
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Well the i7 870 goes up to 2.90 or something GHz. The i5 I've got in my PC can hit up to 3.80, so in a way it can perform faster than minimum there.
>>33941 Nah, but i5 and i7 get model upgrades every few years. An i7 model will perform faster than an i5 of the same generation.
>>33942 For gaming, it's highly, HIGHLY unlikely that the difference in core numbers will matter. Games aren't really calibrated to take advantage of all the cores CPUs come with these days, and some times they don't even try to run on more than one core. You might see a n almost negligible increase in performance if you have eight or ten or whatever the high-end core count is for CPUs these days, but it'll still just be negligible. You get more out of the clock speed than the core count.
>>33940 weird and shameful how so few games take use of multicores well then the game would have to be pretty much designed for pcs and usually would only work optimal on some set up I think crysis was an example of this kind of design
Figured it out the port something big must be running there or shit maybe a ship still running its engines?
its about 3-4 klicks to the actual "dock" part of the port, while the port is just maybe 1,5 klicks away but still quite amasing you can hear the engine rumble
Ironically, if you buy the flight on a whim, you can end up paying more for the bus or train ticket from helsinki to turku than for the flight
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Hmm, weird to think, that if you take a ferry to estonia, it is about the same drive distance to say berlin than driving to the northernmost city in funland. And how much money you would save...
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You're talking about things that no one here at the moment has a frame of reference for, hah hah.
True dat but imagine if you could just ferry your car for 100 bucks to france from say NY that is comparable to how cheap you can get from helsinki to estonia, and then just drive anywhere on europe sure you would spend quite much money on gas and especially time, but isn't that driving part of the adventure then? >>33955 Not yet from estonia they start in poland an shit but eventually there will be a berlin to estonia and maybe under the baltic sea to helsinki
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Can you get on the train lines that criss-cross Europe in Estonia?
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But those trainlines aren't that cheap anyhow sure cheaper than flight, but car is cheaper and gives you freedom of movement and works as an emergency hotel
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Hm, I see. For tourists, would you say rail or car rental is cheaper?
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I'd say for americans, take the train european car culture would be weird to get into, not to mention it changes completely whenever you cross any national border
Also if you go roadtripping, you will need to speak the local language at some level france, poland, germany, italy, austria they don't speak english in the rurals that much
or just refuse to speak
big cities and such, no problemo but once you get out of the "tourist zone" you in deep shit if you can't communicate
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I wonder is euro still a thing by the time I turn 30
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I think even if the multi-nation state of the EU suffers, the Euro probably has a good chance of staying on. There's a lot of little benefits to not having a dozen smaller states all having their own currency.
Frexit is becoming more and more likely by the day and that kinda ends the EU if it happens if france leaves and UK is already out the balance of power is 100% on germany in the shit then it is like the UN or whatever in Code Geass when Britannia wanted to join with no limits on population vote they would've dicatated anything in the parliament. >>33961 Yeah I kinda hope that EU grumbles as a superstate project but the core parts, the EEC and shit remain the economical co-operations, trade deals, freedom of movement for citizens and so on but I would slap on say 2020-2030 lasting increased border control on all not 100%checks but occasional checkups do the people travelling actually own a EU passport
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As shcengen zone is not "free movement for all" it is "free movement for the citizens of the participating nations" or people with tourist visas or such documents
the whole pilgrimages from greece to finland aren't legal, since the people doing it aren't actually allowed to travel like that on paper, they should register for refugee status on the first EU nation they arrive in and then they would be posted in that nation, or as agreed in pacts, placed on some other EU nation that has the capacity to take them in, if the nation they arrived in can't at the moment
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Still doesn't stop germany from taking in 1+ million refugees and then going "Hey remember this deal we made before there were a million "refugees in /" in our lands yeah so OPEN YOUR BORDERS FOR THEM BITCHES MAMMA GONNA CULTURALLY ENRICH YOU"
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Welp, everyone did go "fuck you merkle" at that point, though"
I still remember when the "online" features first became a thing my classical playlist had quite many subscribers to it, since it had ALL of the classical music on it that was available at the time faded from relevance a loong time ago, but... It was weird to notice one day that "you have 28 followers on this playlist" noted on it and I was like "dafug is this shit" I turned all my other playlists private the very second, but for somereason didn't do that to the classical
