who is Chen >>473542 want to watch Zeta CubanI inI like ten minutes
damn that's a funny auto correct
Maria
Chen is Chen >>473543 I can do some zeta tonight but my friends are gonna play mahjong first or maybe not because tenhou's glitching up for one of them
Anno
>>473544 okie doke I'll be around for several hours just hit me up whenever
>Former A-1 Pictures and current CloverWorks animation producer Yūichi Fukushima's Twitter account is being inundated with angry and harassing messages since the airing of DARLING in the FRANKXX's 14th episode this week.
>>473563 nothing in that episode was even that big of a deal none of it matters and ichigo needs to hurry up and get her heart broken so she can cry when goro dies later on
yeah if you factor in her not being human and not being raised properly i guess but her actions are extremely reactionary she doesn't take the proper time or any time at all to stop and think about developments before acting
>>473574 she doesn't have any reason to all she knows is that the humans that have tortured her all her life are doing it again she can't be expected to act in a way that you or i would
i wish they'd mirrored the asuka-shinji choke in that one scene though
No point arguing whether hurting the others because they prevented her to see hiro was wrong. What could be considered wrong is using Hiro only to become more human, loading to Hiro dying or changing (whatever). //leading to Hiro dying
Now Hiro seemed to kinda consent to it so yeah... that's also a thing
>>473579 Ichigo was askin for it sure but the rest of them not so much. Everything would have been fine anyways if she just didn't leave the knife with hiro. Dumb ass bitch
>>473610 phshhh kid... u're probably dreaming eveyr knight you had my kind battlestation... y'all'l never get upon my level in 1000 years . . . nothing p e r s o n n e l
>>473616 my ancestors are probably mad my house isn't above everyone else's my last name literally means hill overlooking the valley and was a title given to a dane who owned a nice house in texas 400 something years ago
sorting investigations is what i've wanted a long time
TN
my previous power company called me begging me back i got them to give me -50€ from my next electric bill in return for switching back so next month i get money from my company basically
Kirara 🚗
woooow
Kirara 🚗
>>473686 damn europe has it so good i wish that shit happened here
why would I do that when Lilina's the only red tome I need
Kirara 🚗
because you need multiple red tomes
Talesof !NuKeSlvmWE
citation needed
Kirara 🚗
chain missions
Talesof !NuKeSlvmWE
actually I have Arvis he's pretty dope with Valflame though
Kirara 🚗
disappointed in the new ghb guy
Anno
>>473756 why would you do that when the ass so fat?s
Talesof !NuKeSlvmWE
Ah yes, second Arvis
Kirara 🚗
the shit arvis
Kirara 🚗
>>473763 HER ASS IS OF LITTLE OR NO STRATEGIC VALUE /glassesadjust
Anno
I wholeheartedly disagree my friend please reconsider tje facts
Kirara 🚗
there are better asses
Anno
for example imagine a situation where the enemy's archers are hiden tharja's ass provides ample cover for the rest of your squad to advance unassailed by bowmen
>turn on MHW to finish grabbing the blossom set before the event ends >go to the tree to fertilize my bugs >fish sees tv >"are you going to fertilize me with thick summoner jelly"
Anno
>>473792 >no you're already fertile i'll use soft soil
Ive got so much bullshit I gotta immediately drop money on once I get some, so annoying I need a new phone before this thing decides it's owari I need a new keyboard I need a new computer I need a license I need a car
I wonder if I could buy pot in bulk if I saved up a bit
>>473818 not sinning or marrying kids? >>473820 tincture is pretty ez, you just gotta be patient I recommend alcohol base instead of glycerin because you don't need to regulate the temperature so much
>>473821 Won't it get me fucked on both alcohol and pot, then? Or is the ratio such that you don't notice the alcohol?
Anno
you don't really notice the alcohol if you make it properly theb just two or three drops on some hot coffee or tea will be all you need to be good for hours
>>473876 they were all very cute but they were all so used to stimulation that they only really responded to the treats, which took away a lot of the natural charm of the cat
>>473887 There are places where you can use your debit card without punching in your PIN. In those cases, they have a double receipt. One for you, one for them, and you have to sign it.
Ko-Shi
Those places are usually food franchises like Subway, Popeyes, etc. You don't use your PIN to pay. >>473890 IT DOES. DOESN'T IT?
That seems really unsafe I mean cash isn't any safer, but usually you don't have ALL YOUR CASH FITTING INSIDE YOUR W- I mean, actually, considering the situation for a lot of people, that's not that unusual
TN
>>473890 they used to do this in norway too, but it has been like 10+ years
you don't even need a pin for paying outside at gas stations and shit i mean you can run most debit cards as credit cards and then all you need is the zip code that its billed to
Anno
Here you can pay credit without a pin or signature at some places as long as your purchase is below a certain amount. It's an agreement between the credit companies and the specific stores though.
Either way, I don't steal because I'm a coward anyway, so I've never tested if there are some you can't see >>473912 Figured
Kirara 🚗
jan knows how many cameras there are because he works there and has access to the feeds
it's pretty easy to hide a camera though having gone through some FBI tech lab stuff i'm now incredibly paranoid because i've seen what they can do in like five minutes
Talesof !NuKeSlvmWE
>>473885 Reeeeeeally? Our chip readers don't require shit isn't that great
I mean really there is no such thing as a good password, because for like $30 you can get a tool that lets you crack any password It's called a crowbar You aim for the knees until they give you the password
>Knock on door >go to investigate >fellow down the stairs >fellow at the door >"If they don't answer I [can't hear rest]" >cautiously go to door and say "Hello?" >they're already leaving well this makes me comfortable.
Kirara 🚗
>>473917 crime tends to be a little more subtle than that these days
sk
I mean you can probably use like, a coushin on their mouth until they give in if you're worried about the noise
I like the rule against a foreigner running for president, cause just imagine the sheer dedication and loyalty to your country you have to have to do that and then play ball with your militarily inferior mother nation You're the president now, why are you considering your home country worth following? They follow you, most likely
>>473976 oh okay. well i hope your day goes well. >>473977 SAME TBH >>473982 HAVE A GOOD DAY GOD DAMN IT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Anno
>>473979 i know people who do it with limb paralysis using dragon speech for their inputs
Arisu
>>473980 this sounds a bit pushy tbh but i don't understand youth nowadays.
imagine how much better things would be if people had called it climate change from the start instead of global warming
FormerRei@mobile
I'm pretty sure they did. But it still is global warming. It's not that the temperature everywhere is increasing, its that the global average temperature is increasing.
Well, in the 60s, global warming wasn't a thing i mean it was, but people didn't know about it I mean in the 70s, there was the big GLOBAL COOLING scare
>>474017 I didn't hear it consistently get called climate change until more recently.
I think it being called global warming is part of why it's not so widely accepted. People remember the global cooling scare and don't trust it because they're not scientifically literate and it looks like the scientists don't know what they're talking about to them.
Arisu
>>474016 I don't get why it gets called GW tho. but it's not a bad name, the warming implies there has to be a colding as well. it's the average temp as you say yeah. and stuff like melting of ice caps
The people old enough to remember that are often the ones that think global warming is a hoax in my limited observations, at least
Anno
Honestly the average rising temperatures are only a factor. The real damage is the considerable changes in biome regions of the world, the fact that if it continues, there may be irreversible changes done to those climates. So climate change is a more appropriate term for the big picture.
Arisu
Kirara do you have an opinion on cuba's current situation? they are picking this new guy who is not a blood relative of fidel.
Well I mean "climate change" is a lot less interesting at a glance than "global warming" So I guess if you're writing an article, you wanna go with that, or if you're pitching something for funding, you wanna call it that
Wellcom to de_hellworld
FormerRei@mobile
>>474024 Global average temperature is the easiest way of representing it. We don't have units (afaik) for biome disruption. And I think you're forgetting that the climate change is caused by the global average temperature change in the first place.
Kirara 🚗
>>474025 i know next to nothing about Diaz-Canel I don't think it's a problem that they're getting someone new or anything though necessarily
Arisu
yeah it's expected. but like, when they picked Maduro it wasn't supposed to end like that i think.
Kirara 🚗
>>474029 wasn't maduro VP when Chavez died, and he just took over, and then rigged the next elections?
FormerRei@mobile
But yeah climate change is a better term for it in terms of what the non science educated public will understand.
Arisu
>>474030 em... yeah he was VP. the bolivarian revolution seemed a bit more democratic when chavez was in power tho.
Kirara 🚗
> As a result of Chávez's policies and Maduro's continuation of them, Venezuela's socioeconomic status declined, with crime, inflation, poverty and hunger increasing.[9][10][11][12] lol wikipedia this is so biased chavez's policies weren't that bad and venezuela wasn't that bad under chavez a big part of why their economy crashed is because the US destabilized the oil market
Arisu
venezuela was basically a raw resource exporter they only relied on exports and after chavez the other nations stopped buying them. >>474033 fun how the venezuela thing happened in late 90s and americas invasion of the ME happened in early 00s...
thanks to the US, the price of oil dropped by half between 2013 when maduro took over and 2015 since their entire economy was based on oil, they lost half their wealth
Arisu
>>474035 america? i meant bush started attacking afg. in like 00s or so. >>474038 chavez got into power in the late 90s.
sk
No, venezuela They're still just a raw resource exporter, it's like all their exports
FormerRei@mobile
>>474037 Operation Iraqi Freedom was the invasion of Iraq in 2001. We've basically always been in Afghanistan in some way or another for a damn long time though.
venezuela was the first country in the world to be declared free of malaria
now it's got the highest rate of malaria in south america well, according to estimates
sk
oh, oh, didn't cuba like, cure something or other fairly recently, too? though I can't remember what
FormerRei@mobile
Wouldn't Nepal have been free of Malaria the entire time?
FormerRei@mobile
Also fun fact about sickle cell, it was an evolutionary advantage because it gave people with it immunity to malaria. Well, functional immunity, malaria wouldn't work properly in them.
Kirara 🚗
>>474050 malaria is a major risk in nepal and has been for a long time like 80% of the population is at risk of it i think
>>474056 Huh Interesting, but was does "at risk" mean?
FormerRei@mobile
Also I like how people think there can be a "cure for cancer" that cures every cancer. Well, there is technically since dying kills your cancerous cells.
Technically, a gun will eliminate cancer under lab conditions
Kirara 🚗
>>474060 I think they have a way of classifying risk that takes into account population density, mosquito population density, potential vectors, stuff like that. It doesn't look like they clarify it in that paper, though.
FormerRei@mobile
Well, let's hope they become malaria free by 2026.
Hahah no It's already crumbling, there's no reason to invade Everything's gonna be up for sale in a few years anyway, why bother with a war
Kirara 🚗
I think Maduro is smart enough to avoid messing with Trump too much Trump doesn't have a lot of financial incentive to go destroy Venezuela since he doesn't have any businesses there or anything as far as I know most of the countries he's gone after are places he has businesses or wants businesses
FormerRei@mobile
>>474068 Trump is retarded so I have to at least consider it.
sk
Has he even indicated he might?
FormerRei@mobile
No But he's a moron so I just worry in general.
Kirara 🚗
Bannon could probably get him to go after Venezuela
FormerRei@mobile
RIP in peace bannon It's scary how much more sane bannon was than the majority of Trump's cabinet
sk
I mean there's just no reason to, that's all
Kirara 🚗
the people trump surrounds himself with is horrifying
"oh, you don't think environmental protections should exist? you get to run the EPA" "you think schools should all be profitable for the rich? you get to run the schools" "oh, you think the earth is flat? welcome to nasa"
it's scary because if i said no you'd have to check because it's believable now
FormerRei@mobile
Well NASA could probably convince their director by flying him up to space. Alternatively He could die on the way back if he didn't believe it after being in space.
sk
Isn't NASA technically non-government or something? Like it's government funded but not directly fucked with?
Huh For some reason I thought it was like Government, but the organization itself isn't managed by the government directly Like it's standalone in terms of its own hierarchy
>>474084 They were spun out of the Airforce and have a lot of autonomy compared to other agencies.
Kirara 🚗
the funniest thing about his cabinet is that he's loading it with people that are most likely criminals and by doing so, he's causing them to eventually get investigated
FormerRei@mobile
I think they're under the uh Fuck if I know
Kirara 🚗
the new CIA nominee apparently met with kim jong un before he has been accepted as CIA director
FormerRei@mobile
Oh they're an independent agency under the executive branch.
>>474091 it's funny because he's putting these people in positions where they might get arrested idek who in their right mind would accept a nomination to it
>>474099 The two options generally presented are dropping a frog into boiling water, or slowly boiling the water with the frog in it But our reality is more like boiling it very quickly, and there's a lid so we can't leave
FormerRei@mobile
>>474104 If you're lucky you can be in the trunk of the next tesla to go into space.
My mom called the clothing drive people saying she'll have three bags of clothes for them to pick up without actually picking any clothes. She thinks I'm going to be here to donate what little of my wardrobe is available but lol the only part of my wardrobe that's gone untouched for weeks has been formal clothing. >You wear the same things every week! Yes, because I'm wearing three shirts + a hoodie every day. I run through all of my shirts because it's cold as hell when I'm working.
>>474124 Shit like this is why I prefer secular charity organizations.
Kirara 🚗
there was a transitional housing program here called the CITA Rescue Mission it was for men that were homeless and struggling with substance abuse problems they changed the entire function of the organization because they were told they couldn't discriminate who got into the program
so many of these religious charities are morally repugnant
Kirara 🚗
the ones that aren't don't get enough funding to help people
Maria
If we can't stop the gays from gettting housing We'll just stop EVERYONE from getting housing
sk
Their opposition to labor movements is also such that worker songs have been written to the tune of hymns specifically because the salvation army would show up to drown them out with hymns, and they close down places if their workers try to unionize
The presumably main chapter of Scientology was in pretty decent place here in terms of location. But it was constantly graffitied and always had most of its street-facing windows broken. They moved somewhere else years ago though. Never bothered to check where.
Normal Ephraim is pretty good, though. He gets up to like 41 def and 61 atk with my earth team. well, 63 atk i guess And if I only have like Ike within 2 spaces of him, he always double attacks.
I've been using almost exclusively flyers for GC and I'm clearing the whole map almost every time With the exception of a few maps that are just not suitable really
MY flyer team is getting a lto of use too. It was my flyer team that cleared the latest GHB infernal too.
Kannagi
Heyo moe! I went to a oriental supermarket! I got a lot of noodles, some youkan and bottle of pocari sweat and oolong tea. It was pretty fun but because of the heat and time it takes to drive back I couldn't pick up any frozen stuff. I would have loved to have got some Nikuman and gyoza
>>474181 I didn't have a lot of time to pick things but, If I had a car and knew how to drive I'd be able to get a lot more! I wonder if natto needs to be refrigerated
FormerRei@mobile
>>474180 My Japanese market has manga in Japanese. Maybe you should visit.
yeah, they're adding a new elder dragon tonight with a new mode called SIEGE and 16 players work together to break all its pieces it's a limited event for two weeks they're gonna do rotations of special elder dragon events
Kannagi
That is so neato. I hope I get to see some events on PC. Maaaan, that so neato.
this elder dragon has tons of weapons embedded in its armor we gotta break them and shit so we can get relic weapons there's a relic for every weapon in the game and three rarities for each one i hope i can get a good bow
Kannagi
You are making me so jealous. I hope you get a super bow then! I haven't spoiled myself too much to all the new features, weapons and creatures because I'm really looking forward to it.
>>474202 tales of a 2038 datamining AI and human social archaeology it's not written yet though i was thinking about doing it
>>474204 alright man well in the ancient times, there was a big fat snake and it used to go around and tax the villagers and so people didn't like taxes so they stopped paying uh, but the snake needed it to live so a brave girl named Jeziah, uh, paid everyone's taxes for them and it saved the snake but she died
>>474207 nice >>474206 yeah i think that plotline may have been used somewhere else before im not sure
Anno
Somebody from a class or something before mine had drawn up a pretty good Alphonse Elric on the room's whiteboard. And since it was exam day my professor never erased it. Or maybe he drew it and he's a secret weeb. Tangentially, it's always a little weird to me how pervasive Full Metal Alchemist is amongst western weeaboos. Even Brotherhood was like, seven or eight years ago.
Yeah, I don't mean it's a hot topic of discussion anymore. But you ask the average age 20-30 weeb to list some of their favourite anime, and I feel FMA is bound to come up a large amount of the time.
Even my imouto, who's still a teenager, admits to have watched it like six or seven times.
>>474214 True. It's still number 4 on MAL. I think it's still so pervasive because it's a really good entry level show. I think that's the same reason why Death Note's been able to remain so popular for so long. When someone's getting into anime and asks for reccomendations they're usually given those two shows
FormerRei@mobile
Confession time I never actually finished the original series.
>>474215 Yeah I don't mean to imply it's undeserving of its pervasiveness. It's a solid, self-contained story that doesn't drag on too much. But it's still a little peculiar.
>>474219 Burden lies on you to demonstrate it being good (instead of being overhyped, edgy mediocre and a rip off of a manga I really liked that will never get an anime nnext of death note)
Maria
>>474220 I don't really care about proving it's good. I'm asking why you think it's not good You made the assertion that it's not good
Anno
>>474220 thanks for this quality post that insight helps the community a lot and demonstrates real constructive dialogue
>>474246 are yall nerds huntin monsters tonight or not
FormerRei@mobile
>>474247 Maybe people could stop doing that if people could also stop having furry avatars and
Kirara 🚗
we are hunting monsters
Anno
right now? where da stream where da stream where da stream @ have a monsta in the cut, where da wood @ oh dem monstas actin up, where da [hunters] @ you betta BUST that if you gonna hunt dat
Anno
I missed my buses by maybe a minute at the most. Now I'm stuck waiting at least twenty for the next.
I don't think the viewer-side resolution control is available to all streamers. My working theory is viewer base size or subscribers or stuff like that, but I haven't looked into it.
Anno
well if it was streamed at 480p it will default at 480p it is a selfish request
Anno
>unless you are a partner, twitch does not allow your viewers to change the quality from source that's pretty rude of them
So according to Brianna Wu, she got the required signatures to get on the ballot in her district. Also Wil Wheaton's endorsement??? >>>/@wilw/986297272706019328
>>474298 I - wait is that the anime? was thinking of the anime "lost universe" from the maker of slayers. sorry. I know the old series, it's like, those cult classics right?
FormerRei@mobile
>>474305 No, it's a netflix reboot of a 54~ year old sci Fi series. *sci-fi
FormerRei@mobile
>>474305 It's not good enough to be a cult classic Also Lost Universe is in continuity with Slayers, fun fact.
Alice
>>474310 eh, i mean like those so bad it's good things
FormerRei@mobile
>>474311 Nah, it's just bad. And not all cult classics are "so bad they're good"
WHAT IN THE ACTUAL FUCK IS WRONG WITH THESE PEOPLE
Alice
how can people know when it's jan or moon or some other moe.
FormerRei@mobile
moon types like this And there's other patterns, I'm not really that good at picking people out. Moon I can spot quite a bit, but I can only vaguely identify other people
Alice
>>474326 Guess. I would be better at it if I hadn't left, I guess.
Maria
>>474325 Combination of understanding their personality, typing style, and what images they post
i can figure out who pretty much anyone is if they post once in their usual fashion
Anno
Jan and Ika can get a little blurry in the anime thread when they're making posts that are only two or three words long. Though Jan posts anime screencaps so that helps. In general threads I can usually tell who's who.
Alice
>>474329 we'll you're a psych so that helps I assume. I'm terrible at reading people even irl.
>>474348 Putting in some effort for perception helps just as much as being close friends. People tend to use certain words and ways of saying things in a consistent fashion. I like picking up patterns and sorting things so I take well to picking out anonymous people.
Kirara 🚗
yeah i just have high perception i can figure out new people too
posters just have auras if a post's aura matches a poster's aura, you know it's that poster
Anno
I identify posters by their scent
Anno
>>474369 I'm not really prone to voodoo silliness like auras but once you get into the habit of the analysis it can come by what feels a lot like gut instinct or "sensing" the person.
>>474378 it's an attempt at hiding optimism in a rather bleak statement i feel like absolute dogshit and i'm really not happy right now but it's also the first time i've felt unhappy in over two months so i shouldn't complain
FormerRei@mobile
>>474379 Sick burn bro I'm assuming you can tell because you're an expert on faggotry
Maria
>>474381 It was not a burn Rei. It was merely a descriptive statement. As an expert on such matters I can confirm it's no burn
FormerRei@mobile
Also I just can't believe fucking Chris chan makes over $900 a month on patreon. It's fucking insane
she was a cool mom she was the captain of humanity and she was cute to boot her children were incest for each other tho
Alice
>>474369 my sister tried to learn aura stuff when she was teen but I don't think she cared much. I imagine it could be fun but it still clasifies as something beyond my understanding.
