https://developer.nvidia.com/blog/nvidia-releases-open-source-gpu-kernel-modules/ https://archive.ph/8RH6x

Bedeogames

>>175070 If only they made open source drivers that make Optimus usable.

>>175072 I was thinking that eventually somebody would, but then remembered my laptop would still have less than 2 hours of battery life.

This is an important reminder, please read it carefully. >>175067 >vegas was at one point a crusader Neat.

>>175070 So what are the implications of nvidia doing this? Will there be optimizations made for Linux running on nvidia hardware or an eventual fork made by some autists of nvidia drivers? Before this happened, was amd the preferred choice of drivers or did were they as strict as nvidia?

PREVIOUS BREAD https://archive.ph/Ani9T

>>175075 Those blisters are STD's, daisy is a high mileague whore

looked it up and apparently these characters are also spaniards Mila from Dead or Alive Laurence Blood from Fatal Fury Kirian from Samurai Shodown Franco Gerelt from Star Gladiator Miguel Caballero Rojo from Tekken Zato-1 from Guilty Gear Cervantes de León from Soulcalibur

>>175078 You take that back you fucking whoreson, i will defend princess daisy's honor. >>175079 >Franco Gerelt >franco Jej.

>>175076 AMD's hardware drivers were reverse engineered to be open sauce, but then AMD decided to help and made official patches, NVIDIA is following in their footsteps. Feels good man It only works for 2000 series and above buy our products goyim

>>175082 Well I guess that really puts the nail in the coffin for my laptop, its a 960, which is apparently the series most infamous for having really shit optimus hybrid graphics. The 2000 series and later standardized it so the gpu can be completely turned off to save battery and thermals I think.

>>175082 >2000 series and above It doesn't work for the 16 series like the 1660 Ti? I thought it only worked for Turing and later chips: >Customers with Turing and Ampere GPUs can choose which modules to install. Pre-Turing customers will continue to run the closed source modules.

>>175084 Was turning the 1660? Never payed much attention to those, apologgies

>>175080 when's the /hungary/ thread? Because I am hungry for some Gulyás

>>175086 We are having turkey for dinner. Please enjoy anitas sour unwashed pussyflaps

>>175076 Right now it's just the kernel stuff, which means you still need proprietary drivers for gaming and machine learning. This mostly lets datacenters use graphics cards violating open source licensing. But it might still see some performance improvements and inclusion in the Linux kernel natively, which would be nice. And it's hopefully a step forward. The AMD situation is weird. On one hand, AMD drivers work way better than nVidia ones on Linux. On the other, a lot of stuff still targets nVidia because of CUDA and for other reasons, so AMD is still a second-class option. It's what makes gaming on Linux so frustrating: you have two compromise options. At least AMD seems interested in the user experience. nVidia doesn't seem to understand why customers might want open source drivers or a better experience. In their opinion, you should shut up or just use Windows.

>>175088 AMD's alternatives to CUDA and the like exist, but are limited. ROCm is meant for servers and other headless workloads. I don't know if SmartShift (similar to Optimus) works under anything besides Windows.

>>175089 You also have a lack of discrete amd gpus for laptop soydevs

Anyone knows how to disable bitlocker? I can't install linux with it on my laptop?

>>175091 find out how to get into your bios and turn off secure boot

>>175076 >So what are the implications of nvidia doing this? Hopefully finally having a driver that works (as in it actually displays something other than a black screen or massive tearing) AND actually gives a shit about modern protocols and features like Wayland.

>>175070 I'll believe it once I see it.

>>175075 Is princess Daisy as popular in japan as princess peach?

Is it me or the site been acting weird after Mother’s Day?

>>175097 Yeah everyones been fucking their moms

>>175096 Ive noticed that japs dont really care about the mario side characters or RPG games and its mostly a western thing, but then again im not a jap.

Sims 5 Leaks, Release Date, New Features, Mods & Announcements >The Sims continues to be one of the most popular franchises in all of gaming. While the most recent entry has kept fans busy running their own simulated life for nearly a decade, many fans are still wondering about The Sims 5. In this article, we’ll round up everything we know so far about Sims 5 leaks, release date, new features, mods, and announcements. >Sims 5 Leaks, New Features & Announcements, Release Date As of right now, there has been nothing teased about Sims 5. Its existence is only hinted at in winks and nods, and nothing has been formally announced yet other than then an acknowledgment that the next game is in the early stages of development. >Fake Sims 5 trailers and announcements are very common and until you hear something official from Maxis and EA, you can assume they are all BS. If a real Sims 5 announcement or leak happens we’ll update this post and let you know. >Sims 5 Mods While we don’t know anything about Sims 5 or any of its new features, the safest assumption that you can probably make about Sims 5 is that there will be mod support. >This hasn’t been confirmed at all, obviously, since the game itself hasn’t even been revealed yet, but considering how popular and critical mods are in the community, you can probably bet that Sims 5 will have mods. And if they don’t, well, you can bet that a lot of people will be a lot less excited about the upcoming new game. >That’s all you need to know as of right now about Sims 5 leaks, new features, announcements, and of course mods. If you can’t wait and want to enhance your Sims experience for now, check out our list of the best mods right now. https://archive.ph/mLeat The Sims 4 pronouns update could be launching very soon >Last year, over 20,000 Sims 4 players signed a Change.org petition asking EA to add gender-neutral pronouns to its long-running social simulation series. >And their voices were heard loud and clear. Maxis announced in January that it would be releasing an update allowing you to assign your Sims he/him, she/her, and they/them pronouns, as well as input your own custom ones. >The game's newly released roadmap doesn't give any details on when the pronouns update will be added. But a revamp of the official Sims 4 website in the wake of the recent 'Go Wild' announcement could be hinting that it's on its way very soon. >As reported by Sims Community, Twitter user Mischa spotted that the site's main page was updated to feature a Sim wearing a t-shirt that looks like the Transgender Pride flag. <@Mischaloola This sim is wearing a shirt that looks like the Transgender Pride Flag could this be a hint that the pronouns update is coming this quarter? >The image has now mysteriously vanished, but the wording of the tagline that's now displayed on the Sims 4 website still suggests that the customisable pronouns update might not be far away. >It reads, "Step into the Moonlight and explore who you are after dark!" We'll have to wait for official word from Maxis on when customisable pronouns will be added in the game, but with Pride Month on the way, it's the perfect time to make The Sims 4 a more inclusive experience. https://archive.ph/U7tvn

>>175099 Japs are going to extinción https://youtu.be/yArB4rgA1hM

>>175101 The fuck does that have to do with Mario?!

>>175091 Ran in to something like that where I could not get linux to boot. >>175092 has it right, get in your BIOS & turn off secure boot. with microshite pushing for TPM, webcam, mic, etc. has installing linux on those newer machines been a pain in the ass to do or has it been unchanged? >>175096 The observation from >>175099 would lead me to believe that yes, she is more beloved by westerners than nips. I believe Rosalina/Rosetta has more of a spotlight because her motherly backstory hit the feels of the people that played Mario Galaxy, while Daisy has a similar role to Peach as far as waiting for Mario/Luigi to rescue her on top of her debut game basically being Super Mario Bros. but with some gimmick levels She was also made by Gunpei Yokoi, so maybe Miyamoto still has a chip on his shoulder against him, who really knows

>>175102 Mario games will never be the same

>>175076 >So what are the implications of nvidia doing this? That blackmail works. Remember this was one of the demands of the people who did the Nvidia leak.

>>175105 Holy shit I forgot about that, so NVIDIA did the bare minimum, or does this not meet their demanda?

>>175100 Pronoun fags are mentally ill.

>>175105 That same group of hackers also broke in to Samsung's shit. Have they demanded ransom or threatened them with open-sourcing their stuff should they not respond? I recall their phones, TVs, & Bixby source code, were sniffed out. It would be an interesting feat to see jailbroken Samsung TVs

>>175108 I would actually buy a Samsung tv if it meant being able to jailbreak and clean up the UI from awful ads

>>175110 You wouldn't be able to jailbreak the hardware backdoor :^)

>>175111 (M)

>>175092 Did that before and it's asking for my recovery key to windows. Which didn't give me the damn thing at all since I have to make windows account to use this damn machine. Used an old email I can't access anyways.

>>175114 Dunno then ask >>>/t/ somewhere

>>175114 Is your machine running w11

>>175116 THEN YOU BETTER GO CATCH IT!!

anyone know whats up with rule34 at paheal? why are so many thumbnails not loading/broken?

>>175110 BIG PROTIP 1. Build a NAS using old PC parts. 2. Install NAS software (there are many) and Pi-Hole onto the NAS. 3. Change DNS on your router to run all traffic through Pi-Hole. 4. Ads are blocked by Pi-Hole for anything connected to the router. This includes phones, TVs, game consoles, etc. everything on your router gets ad-blocking via Pi-Hole. Everything. Can also block the telemetry spyware if you have the lists for it. The NAS is useful as fuck on it's own too as you can use it to throw files around various devices and play media from it.

>>175116 My mistake, I meant to say no. I'm still on ten.

>>175118 Because you should be using gelbooru instead

>>598303 Fuck off, this shit's just derail bait at this point. Ask the meta thread.

>>175122 Hello pedophile

>>175122 >UN being pedos is off topic Anon, I hate to break it to you, but /v/ and /pol/ have merged since the start of GG. Go tone police somewhere else.

>>175121 >gelbooru don't they have a huge content ban list? paheal is still working (still getting submissions), its just more of a chore to use with all the busted thumbnails. found a script on sleazy fork that helps (a tiny bit), its still sad to see the biggest r34 site not getting proper maintenance. >>598303 >>175123 >>175124 >>175122 UN being crazy anti-anime irl pedos should be signal boosted, but the MSN always runs interference. not to mention most of the alt-tech sites outside of japan are also anti-anime/loli-alarmists

>>175119 As an example of what I mean by telemetry spyware just look at all this analytics trash Pi-Hole is blocking; fuckin weather app on my phone, amazon, google, microsoft, avast, all these glow niggers want my data, but Pi-Hole keeps returning non-routable addresses - a DNS sinkhole. Because fuck ads and fuck data-mining.

Since we are all discussing videogames, is Kemono.Party down for anyone else?

>>175122 >>175124 >>175125 >>175126 Sorry, I'm a bit on edge since any conversation about loli gets delete anyways regardless of the intent now.

>>175080 Now that Franco has won the war Rumba la rumba la rumba la run Now that Franco has won the war Rumba la rumba la run We'll start again, we'll take Gibraltar, yes, we will take it one day yes, we will take it the next day And if we're short of land we'll take England, yes, we will take it one day yes, we will take it the next day And if we should be in the mood for elegance we'll take all of France, yes, we will take it one day yes, we will take it the next day Riding in a boat We'll take Denmark, yes, we will take it one day yes, we will take it the next day We'll take just because the Moroccan Empire, yes, we will take it one day yes, we will take it the next day We will enter the steppe shouting "Viva la Pepa! yes, we will take it one day yes, we will take it the next day When we are in Moscow we'll have a vermouth, yes, we will take it one day yes, we will take it the next day When we enter Leningrad we'll have an ice cream, yes, we will take it one day yes, we will take it the next day Russia is a matter of one day for our infantry,

[Expand Post]

yes, we will take it one day yes, we will take it the next day When we return to Spain again We'll have a beer, yes, we will take it one day yes, we will take it the next day We'll take a streetcar because my aunt is coming, yes, we will take it one day yes, we will take it the next day We'll smoke a cigarette that the Caudillo gives us, yes, we will take it one day yes, we will take it the next day

>>175126 Gelbooru probably does ban western style art that I used to see on rule34 sites. They do have loli with a toggle, possibly locked behind an account. >>175127 I just do it on an openWRT router.

>>175129 It's okay anon, I understand. I have no intention on debating loli here. I just want instances of UN shit and it would be helpful to have more than one to show it as more of a systemic problem that underlines their hypocrisy.

>>175126 >don't they have a huge content ban list? That's Paheal: https://rule34.paheal.net/wiki/DNP Gelbooru forbids full manga/doujin dumps, western art that doesn't have an "anime" aesthetic, most realistic 3DCG loli/shota porn, and toddlercon (this one is banned because pedos kept abusing the tag to share and talk about CP).

>>175131 I had an exploitable router once with that option, but never installed OpenWRT on it. You can run Pi-Hole on OpenWRT? Router hardware is generally so weak it's right on the razor's edge of cooking itself. I never trusted my router to run anything more than the basic bitch shit that was on it and a third party ad-blocking DNS is not quite the same since you don't get as much choice in what you're blocking.

>>175127 That's pretty good, I'll be getting a pihole

>>175131 >possibly locked behind an account. It's not. You can go into settings and disable the extreme content blocker (loli, shota, guro, etc) even with no account. That said gelbooru's biggest issue is that it frequently will delete stuff, especially more lately (like from artists who complain about it being there) so it's not quite the massive repository it used to be. That wouldn't be so bad if 90% of art wasn't contained to twitter these days and thus almost impossible to find unless you just follow a bunch of artists you like and even then you'll miss lots.

>>175131 >They do have loli with a toggle, possibly locked behind an account. No account necessary, thought it appears like you'd need one to change the setting, which is a great deterrent for retards.

>>175110 I dislike the fact that some modern TVs require an update, unlike old TVs. >>175132 >a systemic problem that underlines their hypocrisy I once heard a saying "People claiming to be the most virtuous, tends to be the worst human beings".

>>175128 Is that the piracy site?

>>598303 Just got one of the UN & a few from BBC. I know there exists that 'Learn from you?' drawing showcasing uk getting more rapes & another drawing in the same style where the fat bastard in a suit, holding a cigar in his hand, is fucking a girl while saying something along the lines of stopping lolis.

>>175127 >Pi-Hole does that need a dedicated sbc or can it run on anything now? >>175128 seems to be working for me, but most of the stuff I look for never gets updates (game mods, asmr role play) >>175129 understandable, basically what (((they))) did anytime Orange man was mentioned on an image board. made the signal noise ratio almost impossible to work through. >>175131 >>175133 >kept abusing the tag to share and talk about CP) should have just killed the ability post any messages on that tag. its been show most of that crazy posting shit is by glow in the dark fags.

>>175134 Honestly I have no idea what a pi-hole is, but it sounds like its just dns filtering from a list, which is what this can do. It can also run your whole router through a vpn, use a usb port for a poor-mans NAS, and maybe mirror ethernet port traffic for wireshark forensics, but I use a network switch for that.

>>175140 I have that one, it just has nothing to do with the UN. Sadly, while your fist is a good example of hypocrisy it's also not the UN and the second one you posted is the one I already have.

>>175138 >I dislike the fact that some modern TVs require an update, unlike old TVs. almost everything these days needs some type of firmware update post release. just bought a simple game capture device and it already has 10+ FW updates that are mission critical

>>175144 Do you have a bra less versión? ha ha

>>175133 >this one is banned because pedos kept abusing the tag Same with ATF and Lolibooru disabled comments because of this (also because people kept pointing out that an artist named Ax was just shooping CP and calling it art, which only changed when one of the admins received illegal proof of this)** >>175141 Odd, it just keeps refreshing for me, I mostly just want the premium Blender assets that artists share. >>175139 Yes.

>>175146 Woah, I really flipped up that spoiler didn't I?

>>175142 >use a usb port for a poor-mans NAS Poor man's NAS indeed. I tried that once on a router and my god was it slow. Tried it again on a router with a USB 3.0 instead of 2.0 and the result was the same. Router hardware is just too weak to handle those transfers. It's so bad I guess they include the option just to tick a box in the features. >>175141 >does that need a dedicated sbc or can it run on anything now? Dunno exactly. You'd have to look into it. I know my NAS software is Debian-based so it runs on that, but as for what hardware it needs I guess it can run on a Raspberry Pi.

This is just speculation, but this have been rampant over social media recent: >Cheater Joe is about to sign a bill that will hand the reigns of power of the USA to the United Nations, bypassing the US Constitution and will let the UN to issue federal rulings and mandates that will supercede the states' power on the last week of this month

>>175145 lol, maybe I would have to look up my old manga vault stuff (most of that is backed up on DVDs and in boxes since I'm moving) >>175146 Most comments on images are pure cringe. better to have a general forum (or image board)

>>175146 People legit want to fuck Spamton.

>>175149 >hand the reigns of power of the USA to the United Nations You sure it's the UN and not the WHO being able to control countries when scamdemics hit? >inb4 same shit different flavor

>>175149 Delete your social media. >>175150 Absolutely, generally I don't even know what the point of comments are other than feeding into the algorithm, letting Big Tech know what makes you splurt your juice. >>175151 It's insane how he has more R34 than any other Ch2 character.

>>175149 >>175153 Roe V. Wade shit was a rumor until it wasn't. Should just kick that guy out as he's not there legitimately anyway, but every institution and every supposed opposition is compromised to hell so it won't happen. They're using Ukraine aid to rob everyone blind while inflation, food and diesel shortages tank the country into oblivion. Dunno what level of hell it will take to get his regime ousted, but it's heading there.

>>175151 >>175153 He's certainly became the breakout character. >>598342 I think being able to trace/modify cp artistically implies you have the original pic, and possession of cp is a crime.

>>175148 >router hardware is too weak for you With how expensive the average pi costs now, $150 is not that much more than $100. The openwrt site has a list of supported hardware that you can sort by spec. https://openwrt.org/toh/linksys/wrt3200acm is mine

>>175151 >>175155 He's got that sigma grindset incel energy.

I feel retarded for not having an internet tracker blocking application. >>175144 >Ring X Mama I remembered that I used to read that manga.

>>175156 Re-purposing an old computer as a NAS is still likely going to give you better hardware and a better experience. That is if you had that laying around or knew someone who did. Not always an option, but a superior one IMO.

>>175159 Probably, yeah. Ironically the pc I tried to build a NAS on couldn't run most current linux distributions, so I guess there is such a thing as too old.

Mr. Clean Up, please cleanse this thread.

>>175143 I don't have the fat bastard drawing, perhaps another anon might. I found some stuff regarding the UN's migrant problems. 2nd pic is from 2012.

>>175152 >You sure it's the UN and not the WHO being able to control countries when scamdemics hit? Although I think that specific news item was about the WHO, the UN is already in full control. Anti-gg was their PR services enforcing their laws. Which means enforcing Russian, Saudi, Chinese, etc laws. https://archive.ph/aRS5J + https://archive.ph/mB9vx

>>598358 There was also that one time a canadian gaygency bot would follow saucenao links on imageboard posts with cp and report the search results they uploaded as cp too.

>>598361 It's not as bad as paywalling scans of sculptures from museums.

>>175158 >>175156 >>175148 what about useing a "good" VPN? doesn't that already take care of most of the stuff that needs to be blocked? or are we fully into "roll your own" everything territory?

>>175100 >pronouns for a language that is literally gibberish, with a written script that is also gibberish >and which has absolutely nothing to do with the gameplay Reminder to always install murder mods and to cleanse your Sim town of undesirables, keeping a room full of urns in your basement with epitaphs explaining why you killed them. >>175106 Depends on if the hackers got access to source for older nVidia cards, too. If they did, they'll probably release it since nVidia refused to. I'd like to play around with my 980 on "unsupported" operating systems, myself. >>598342 What is the legal definition of "transformed"? If you trace CP (using a program to do it perfectly into lineart), is that "transformed"? If you take a photograph and throw a simple photoshop filter over it, hiding absolutely nothing but making it look like it has an "artstyle," is that "transformed"? No, it's all shit and should all burn.

>>175166 I mean you can just use a browser extension at that level, your OS's telemetry can likely just ignore your vpn software if it isn't higher on the network on another box.

>>175159 >Re-purposing an old computer as a NAS is still likely going to give you better hardware and a better experience. Even if the old machine ran on a Pentium 4?

>>598358 >FBI They upload that shit then label parents protesting groomers as terrorists. Shit is corrupt top to bottom. Would have to tear it down and build something else entirely.

>>175169 see: >>175160 >there is such a thing as too old

>>175170 JFK tried to do that, but he was assassinated by the FBI.

>>175169 At least I tried it on an athlon 64 processor, thanks to linux autism you probably could still run a bit of manually configured 32-bit software but it's rapidly becoming depreciated. My pi 2 can't even run half the operating systems it could 5 years ago. If you don't plan to ever connect it to the internet and are fine with outdated software, you probably can eventually, though.

>>175172 Thought that was the CIA? Regardless, the entire U.S. intelligence apparatus is a malicious entity that targets citizens and protects criminals. It's unsalvageable.

>>175172 >>175174 Neither. He never said that. He DID, however, say that Israel could never be allowed to have nuclear weapons and that he was going to use every power he had to keep them from getting nukes. And the official documents collected after his assassination has one of the collaborators admitting that Israel paid them to do it.

Reminder to never support Sega or CDPR/GOG. https://archive.ph/ZFIH7 https://archive.ph/a7KbV https://archive.ph/fA90Z

>>598384 Why not ask loomis or something?

>>175177 because this is a discord chat skinned as an imageboard

>>175178 that just begs the question of why you would think any discord user knows anything about classical art.

>>175179 I would go and make an account, search for an art channel, and post their modern "art" to prove both of us right, but I can't be bothered to.

images didn't attach

>>175178 GG is older than discord's entire existence you dumb nigger

>>175182 An irc then, it makes little difference. You also can't seriously think the past 3 years are the same as the ones before?

Solid Snake VA David Hayter Says He Will Give Up His Tesla If Elon Musk Reinstates Donald Trump’s Twitter Account >X2: X-Men United writer and Solid Snake VA David Hayter declared he will give up his Tesla if Donald Trump’s Twitter account is reinstated. >Musk gave a keynote address on the Future of the Car to the Financial Times where he was asked if he was planning to let Donald Trump back on Twitter. >The Tesla CEO answered, “Well, I think the general question of should Twitter have permanent bans. And I’ve talked with Jack Dorsey about this and he and I are of the same mind, which is that permanent bans should be extremely rare and really reserved for people where they’re trying to — for accounts that are bots or spam scam accounts, where there’s just no legitimacy at all.” >“I do think that it was not correct to ban Donald Trump. I think that was a mistake because it alienated a large part of the country and did not ultimately result in Donald Trump not having a voice. He’s not going to be on Truth Social as well as a large part of the sort of the right in the United States,” Musk continued. >The billionaire went on, “And so I think this could end up being, frankly, worse than having a single forum where everyone can debate. So I guess the answer is I would reverse the permaban.” >“Also, I don’t own Twitter yet, so this is not like a thing that will definitely happen, because what I don’t own Twitter? But my opinion and Jack Dorsey, I want to be clear, shares this opinion, is that we should not have permabans,” he explained. >Now, that doesn’t mean that somebody gets to say whatever they want to say,” Musk detailed. “If they say something that is illegal or otherwise destructive to the world then there should be a passive timeout, a temporary suspension, or that particular tweet should be made invisible, or very limited traction.” >“But I think permabans just fundamentally undermine trust in Twitter as a town square where everyone can voice their opinion,” he stated. >Returning back to the banning of President Donald Trump, Musk shared, “I think it was a morally bad decision, to be clear, and foolish in the extreme.” >When asked about Trump’s tweets on January 6th and whether it was still a mistake, Musk answered, “I think if there are tweets that are wrong and bad, those should be either deleted or made invisible and a suspension, a temporary suspension is appropriate, but not a permanent ban.” >When asked to clarify if he will allow Trump back on Twitter, Musk answered, “He has publicly stated that he will not be coming back to Twitter, and that he will only be on Truth Social. And this is the point that I’m trying to make, which is perhaps not getting across, is that banning Trump from Twitter didn’t end Trump’s voice. It will amplify it among the right and this is why it is morally wrong and flat out stupid.” >Hayter responded to this noting he would give up his Tesla if it indeed Musk follows through. He wrote on Twitter, “Nothing could get me to give up my Tesla … Except this. #NeverForgetJanuary6th.” >Hayter has made his dislike for President Donald Trump well known. Back in September 2015, he tweeted, “We all have a little Donald Trump in us… But a high-fibre diet can move it right along.” https://archive.ph/E0zZT Parents getting worried about the rise of Huggy Wuggy >They want it banned - they just want the government to do it for them. A rather nasty adult game which appears to be targeted at young children appears to have gotten child experts and karen mothers upset. >Huggy is terrifying monster from a popular horror game called Poppy’s Playtime. The game is for adults but for some reason young kids really like it. >Huggy Wuggy has a gaping mouth filled with rows of spiky teeth and is the sort of thing that kids have nightmares about. The only problem is that they are not. >Content creators are taking advantage of his popularity; even off-brand Huggy Wuggy plushies are being sold to children, sometimes even as bedtime cuddly toys. >But child care experts are warning parents about the "deceiving character.” One UK principal, David Hegarty, wrote on Facebook: >"It has been brought to my attention that a character named 'Huggy Wuggy' is being viewed by our children online... >The character can be easily viewed on YouTube channels and is a teddy bear with razor-sharp teeth that sings worrying songs about hugging and killing. In one of the videos, the bear asks the viewer to take their last breath. It is a very deceiving character, as hugs should be seen as something kind and loving." >Another UK-based principal, Justine Brown, claims that pupils are playing a Huggy Wuggy game on the playground, "hugging and whispering nasty things in the recipient's ear." >Some adults seem to believe that the character was created maliciously, with the intent to inspire real violence, with his name and toy-like appearance being a way to slip past the watchful eye of the algorithm and brainwash children. Sheesh with imaginations like that no wonder they are so terrified – the parents not the kids. >The character was originally designed to scare adults; his popularity with young children and subsequent spread online couldn’t have been predicted by the creators of Poppy’s Playtime. >If parents are so worried about it why don’t they block it from their child’s phones rather than complaining to some state legislator asking it to do their job for them. >While the popularity of Huggy Wuggy is very real, children are not being brainwashed into acts of violence; the worst the creature can inspire is a bad dream! <Here is the song that goes with the game: <My name's Huggy Wuggy Body fuzzy and cuddly Don't you wanna come and hug me? <Hug me day and night My name's Huggy Wuggy Sharp teeth leave you bloody <Don't you ever call me ugly Hug me 'til you die I know where you're hiding <Down the vents you're sliding Don't you know that I will find you? <So won't you come and play with me? Stay a little while Promise I won't bite that hard Just believe my smile <My name's Huggy Wuggy Body fuzzy and cuddly Don't you wanna come and hug me? Hug me 'til you die https://archive.ph/gYUa8

>>175184 > Solid Snake VA David Hayter Says He Will Give Up His Tesla If Elon Musk Reinstates Donald Trump’s Twitter Account Ah yes. The environment is now less important than people you don't like being on social media.

>>598396 anime eyes are more aesthetically pleasing (probably because of symmetry)

>>175184 Even Jack Dorsey now says that banning Trump was a stupid decision. https://archive.ph/tLNUI >Speaking at a Future of the Car event hosted by the Financial Times on May 10, Musk addressed Trump’s Twitter ban, saying he thinks “it was a morally bad decision to be clear and foolish in the extreme.” >Dorsey backed Musk’s remarks, saying in a series of posts on Twitter that the decision to permanently suspend Trump from the platform was a mistake. >“I do agree. There are exceptions (CSE, illegal behaviour, spam or network manipulation, etc), but generally permanent bans are a failure of ours and don’t work, which I wrote about here after the event (and called for a resilient social media protocol),” Dorsey said in a post responding to a user who said Musk believes Dorsey agrees with him that “there shouldn’t be permanent bans on individual Twitter users.” >Dorsey said in a follow-up post that banning Trump was a misguided “business decision.” >“It was a business decision, it shouldn’t have been. and we should always revisit our decisions and evolve as necessary. I stated in that thread and still believe that permanent bans of individuals are directionally wrong,” Dorsey wrote in the post.

>>175185 Mining lithium for electric car batteries causes more pollution than regular oil drilling. Unlike oil drilling lithium mining in places in Africa is usually done by child labor.

>>175188 In other words, the nigger warlord slavery causes the most climate change right now.

>>175188 No one's gonna learn until something extremely bad and catastrophic happens that involves a lot of death. For all their talks about the environment it's just lip service. People care about it, they don't, they don't live in it and they're petty. Until we force them to live in it of course.

>>598392 Indeed! That's the fat bastard in the suit I was talking about.

>>175188 Why are we still going with batteries? I thought fuel cells were suppose to take over? They've been talking about them since the mid 90s.

>>175188 >Mining lithium for electric car batteries causes more pollution than regular oil drilling. Not sure if true, but it's not what the liberals pushing for electric cars believe, so their stance is still just as retarded.

>>175192 Isn't fuel cell another word for battery?

>>175192 The infrastructure for electricity is already technically there and still likely cheaper than pressurized actual gas stations. >>598412 It's a futa then >>175194 Fuel cells use combustion, I think.

>>175184 >>175185 Hollywood wingnuts are only interested virtue signaling. they have no actual morals or values and deep down they all know they are complete garbage. i think Kevin Conroy is the best batman voice actor (now and forever) but he has extreme TDS and wants to suck of Hillary Clinton's dick/lauds dems and rinos every chance he gets. >>175187 Yet Jack let it happen under his watch?

>>598412 Regardless of whether the model was male or not you can still see part of cupid's benis, so in the painting that's definitely a boy.

Complex ethics surround the creation of war video games from real African conflicts >With a burgeoning video game market that is set to become the world’s fastest-growing, it is crucial to tell Africa’s histories of war on these platforms better while embracing a job-creating industry of the future. >Africa is currently experiencing a quiet but unmissable boom, with the rise of video gaming across the continent. In 2015, some 74 million Africans played video games. By >2021, the figure stood at 186 million, with South Africa having the highest proportion of active gamers (40% of its population). >Ghana and Nigeria are the second- and third-highest markets, respectively, with Kenya and Ethiopia steadily climbing. This trend is set to grow even higher in coming years thanks to the rise of smartphones, mobile gaming and improving connectivity. >Recent figures show the market has seen a 12% growth between 2020 and 2021. Indeed, in February of this year, Quartz reported that Africa is set to become the world’s fastest-growing video game market. “Gamification” is also widely regarded as one of the industries and skills of the future. >Encouragingly, African game developers are also on the rise, many under the umbrella of the Pan Africa Gaming Group, or PAGG. >But video games have long been a polarising issue. Of particular concern are the effects of violent video games on young minds, including the potential for a propensity for internalising said violence. Essentially viewing violence as a learned behaviour, proponents of this view argue that violent video games give rise to violence in those who play them. >The stakes are notable when we consider that most video game consumers are young people. The argument goes that these games create young people who would grow up desensitised to violence. >But the debate is vibrant for a reason. Slews of psychology teams have proved the opposite to be the case, often with the same research methods (cross-sectional, experimental and longitudinal). All the while, both young and old play on. >Potential regulators often have to confront the issue of freedom, with overregulation being a threat to fundamental liberties such as expression, property, and even association (online gaming communities are vibrant social systems that connect people across vast distances). https://archive.ph/0gywW Battlefield 2042 will become more like Apex Legends suggests EA >EA’s CEO remains confident in Battlefield 2042’s future, especially with Respawn CEO Vince Zampella in charge. >During a recent earnings call with investors, EA was unsurprisingly asked about the current status of Battlefield 2042. Players were left unimpressed when it launched and, in the five months since then, the subsequent updates have done little to win disgruntled players back or retain the ones it still had. >While there’s been talk that developer DICE has already moved on to a brand-new Battlefield, EA CEO Andrew Wilson tried to assure investors that Battlefield 2042 isn’t being abandoned. >We take a long view here. This is one of the great franchises of our industry, built by one of the great teams in the industry, and our expectations are it’s going to continue to grow and be a really important part of our portfolio for many, many years to come,’ said Wilson. >Wilson appears to have a lot of confidence in the leadership of Vince Zampella, the CEO of Apex Legends studio Respawn and co-creator of Call Of Duty who was put in charge of the franchise a month after Battlefield 2042 launched. >He even adds that Battlefield 2042’s development has been overhauled to adopt what he calls the ‘Zampella/Respawn model.’ He doesn’t namedrop Apex Legends, but it can be assumed that the team is now looking to that game for inspiration. >‘They’re rethinking the development process from the ground up, and really using kind of the Vince Zampella/Respawn model of ‘get to the fun as quickly as possible.’’ Wilson explains, as transcribed by VGC. >‘They’ve been doing thousands of updates for the community, working on quality of life, and really getting the core game right. I think there’s still more work for us to do there and the team is committed to doing that work for the community. >‘Beyond that, once we get to a place where we feel like we’re in the right place with the core experience, and with the core game, then you should expect us to invest and grow beyond where the game is at today.’ https://archive.ph/2bDhB

>>175195 >>175197

>>598412 That's a boy. You can clearly see the benis there. Besides, Cupid is a male angel.

>>175185 >>175189 >In other words, the nigger warlord slavery causes the most climate change right now. Water pollution cause more damage to environment than air pollution. Removed China and India from the world half the world water pollution would be gone. >>175193 >Not sure if true, but it's not what the liberals pushing for electric cars believe, so their stance is still just as retarded Paper recycling cause more waste than making new paper.

>>175198 >Battlefield 2042 will become more like Apex Legends suggests EA . so more like fortnite mixed with overwatch?

>>175201 Paper companies also grow their own trees, so you capture carbon.

>>175194 >>175195 Fuel cells use a catalytic reaction to extract electricity directly bay reacting hydrogen in your tank and oxygen from the air to make water. It's basically reverse electrolysis. Certain more advanced fuel cells can even use alcohols as its hydrogen source. It's damn spiffy tech. NASA's been using them since at least the 60s or 70s I think.

>>175204 *by

>>175188 I've seen a news that talks about Sodium-Ion, which is a eco-friendly alternative to Lithium. >>175192 Lots of car companies are going with batteries because of the trend I think, also Tesla being insanely popular because of their advanced battery tech. The problem with Hydrogen is the lack of infrastructure to supply people with readily demanded Hydrogen gas for their cars, California is the only state that has Hydrogen stations. I prefer that cars go to the biofuel route, which there are many options such as Hemp, Methane gas from sewage or food waste, or Algae. >>175201 >Paper recycling cause more waste than making new paper. I prefer bamboo, hemp, or waste banana tree fibers as a better alternative.

Watch out for GamerGate The public enemy of the world #1 It is the main hashtag responsible for… ☑ Accidentally re-starting the French Revolution ☑ Weaponized Gondolas ☑ Hacking German politicians and media ☑ Played "To Catch a Predator" with Randy Pickford ☑ Masterminded the destruction of GDQ via the Catfish of Legend: Namazu ☑ Under the light of the Blood Moon; Self-destructed Western Journalism by having a some kid smirk at a drumming savage ☑ Just wanted to start a conversation with everyone, everywhere, eternally ☑ Watched Gawker die TWICE ☑ Guilty of face crimes ☑ When GameStop tried to sell itself; offered $3.50 in in-store credit ☑ Made telling "journalists" to "learn to code" into a hate crime ☑ Taught the Alt-Right ✅Then harassed said Alt-Right ☑ Started in 2011-2012 when 4chan tried to steal Anita Sarkeesian's SSN# ☑ Created "Boner Culture" which made cis straight male erections the most powerful force on earth ☑ Had a Jewish Mobster 'Take Care' of it ☑ Asked THQ about gaemu which somehow triggered World Wide Web War III ☑ Tricked /cow/ into developing and sharing their fetish for Mark's plump bagel with ResetEra ☑ Triggered GJP3.0 with 57 hitpeices on THQ Nordic's AA ☑ Orchestrated the GaymerGay misogynist review backlash against Marvel's Captain Woman ☑ Taught New Zealand about "White Day" ☑ Radicalized Spyro the Dragon ☑ Turned Pewdiepie into the Osama Bin Ladin of GaymerGays ☑ "The nerds and gamers were joined by the proto-storm troopers of the alt-right in a bond that has never been broken" ☑ Was a trial run for "will the US tolerate fascist behavior" ☑ Exploring new frontiers in sexual harassment via Jelly Bean ☑ Groomed young impressionable politicians into misogynists ☑ Created and trained the alt-right to take over the political landscape on a global scale (And succeeded) ☑ Arranged for Sonic the Hedgehog (movie ver.) to get "fixed" ☑ Remains undefeated for all time ☑ Turned Rage 2 into a Trump-esque attack on game journos ☑ Joined forces with Amazon ☑ Helped Mark impress Resetera ☑ Used Elliot Rodger's martyrdom to unite 4Chan and Breitbart to elect Donald Trump ☑ Will be looked back upon in 50 years as the root cause of the coming Cultural Civil War ☑ Government-sponsored shitposting ☑ Mastered the manipulation of the news cycle to their advantage ☑ Made Anita cry when Feminist Frequency went broke ☑ Destroyer of Worlds ☑ Russian Conspiracies (all of them) ☑ Extended Reanon's death/meme-magic to animation studios (please meme responsibly) ☑ An instrument of American Trumpian Power Worldwide

[Expand Post]

☑ Cured alleged "journalist" of dyslexic anxiety ☑ An aberrant, creeping horror ☑ As dangerous as Anti-Vax, ISIS, and Holocaust Denial ☑ Five years of ruining everything ☑ Came to the classroom ☑ Trained Google whistleblowers ☑ Never died and foreshadowed our toxic meme-strewn politics ☑ Blew up the Internet ☑ Made wanting challenge in videogames into supporting White Supremacy ☑ Was secretly fighting WWIII all along ☑ Stochastic Terrorism ☑ Being a national security threat according to the DHS ☑ Helped Mark win the lottery ☑ Gave the money back ☑ Living long enough to see itself become the villain in a TV Show THRICE ☑ Confused the FBI into thinking /v/ is /baphomet/ ☑ Turned Anita Sarkesian into a crazy cat lady ☑ It's #Gamergate Forever ☑ Justifiably felt alienated by the neoliberal fetishization of feminism and the reductionism of politics to identity teams ☑ Was rabidly pro-corporate ☑ Manipulated a SJWeeb into review-bombing a LGBTWTFBBQ-friendly game as a "test" ☑ Non-meat based cam girls ☑ Caused the Corona outbreak which destroyed China to cheer up a depressed CIA glownigger ☑ Digisexuals ☑ Called the cyber police to put a cripple in cyber jail ☑ Weaponizing decency ☑ Made the games industry a nightmare for Women, Colored People, and Ashley Burch ☑ The inevitable ultimate horror of Sega's "toxic" advertising for ChuChu Rocket ☑ Has the highest body count of any COVID-19 disinfo group ☑ Finally got the 8kun administration to get off their ass and answer the damn phone ☑ Searching for a new home (again) ☑ Made some /v/ hotpockets on other imageboards go insane ☑ Burned julay to the ground by doing basically fuck-all except continue to exist (props to a certain bunbunmaru reporter, tho) ☑ Having a high enough IQ to be mentioned on Rick and Morty ☑ Radicalized a grandmother to the point she promotes harassment against alleged games journalists ☑ Is the terrorist group backed by 'The French' who are behind President Trump's exhausting battle against twitter ☑ Protecting FUCKING GAMESTOP from looters ☑ Finally started the Race War by forcing a meth-head on a date with Corona-chan to take a knee to the neck from the police ☑ Confirmed for Baby Hitler ☑ Gave a lot of airtime to Soviet defector Yuri Bezmenov ☑ Got on the Atlantic's "free $100" van only to get intervewed ☑ Started a backlash against the French independent film industry because they want to raise pure little girls ☑ And then Russia wanted to shut down 8chan.moe to be ironic ☑ Was clearly a blueprint for Trump's online assault in 2016 ☑ A gravestone marked “Games Journalism; Dead By Suicide,” with the date of death corresponding with the launch of GG ☑ Took over the US capitol ☑ Funded by the GOP ☑ Using Reddit's radicalized nihilism to counter jews shorting FUCKING GAMESTOP ☑ Made Mark the Godfather of Gamergate ☑ Corrected Polygon on Titanfall lore ☑ Accidental meme magic discharge (R.I.P Miura) ☑ Planet-range racism field ☑ Not wanting people to put down the controller and talk about their feelings ☑ Destroyed the logic process of a bot wreaking havoc across multiple imageboards with just one simple trick ☑ Caused Blizzard executives to threaten their employees with rape ☑ Came to Alex Hutchinson's Defense ☑ Made Vivian a feminist symbol ☑ Grew to a geopolitical scale and spilled into real life with devastating consequences ☑ Got their own TV show ☑ Brandon’s First fan ☑ Gave birth to Qanon ☑ Is the precedent for /K/yle Rittenhouse ☑ Ruined people's brains by turning them into corporate bootlickers ☑ Created the concept of "Culture War" ☑ Was the watershed event in the ascendancy of online extremist personalities and tactics ☑ Mars manifest destiny ☑ Was behind Elon Musk's twitter takeover all along

>>175196 >Yet Jack let it happen under his watch? He goes wherever the wind is blowing from what I've noticed. >>175198 >Battlefield 2042 will become more like Apex Legends suggests EA Yeah double down on the stuff everyone hated. Good move.

>>175198 >Battlefield 2042 will become more like Apex <Just make more of what people like! Disregard competing with yourself and diversity!! That's what 2042 was in the first place Jesus fucking Christ

>>175187 >Even Jack Dorsey now says that banning Trump was a stupid decision. Well it's too little too late, Jack. The monster you created is out of your hands & is going to continue to be used by corrupt officials wanting to monitor and police everything you do right down to how you felt when you ate the last cheeseburger. You had no problem in curating narratives promoted by intelligence agencies while supressing trends that go against many narratives, you turned a blind eye to the blue check retards that abused their clout to order their followers to harass those they didn't like & called for violence/deplatforming on certain figures, your 256 character limit has poisoned the minds of many, you and your buddies worked together to popularize shadowbanning, & you made browsing your site shittier with each update you pushed to your pajeet coders. Now you have been reduced to waning for nostalgia of the wild west days of the internet. Well that's not going to happen now, is it? I hope the money you got & choices you made were worth it all, Jack. You & your bird will be remembered as one of the causes of the internet going to shit since 2007. You probably could not have prevented this from happening. Don't call it a grave, Jack! It's the future you chose.

>>175210 Gonna be honest if it wasn't Twitter it would have been Myspace or some shit. Shit they're trying to do it with some unholy VRchat thing. I can't really blame the guy, he's just the guy who made a thing. He got blasted out of his own company mind you, when people "resign" in this business it's at gunpoint.

>>175210 I wish that cybernetic enhancements were a real thing already, dammit.

>>175212 You'll just get a monkey pawed version now, enjoy your vaccine delivery system.

>>175105 >>175106 I guess it was becoming more trouble than it was worth to keep the drivers closed sourced. Having said that the hackers also demanded Nvidia to patch out the artificial hash rate limitation they implemented, did they comply with that too?

>>175213 So instead of NANOMACHINES, SON we get Foxdie?

>>175213 >monkey pawed version of nanomachines It's called necrodermis.

>>175211 > I can't really blame the guy, No fuck Jack he enabled this bullshit and willingly caused this shit, I'm unsure if Jack is doing this because he sees where things are going culturally or if he genuinely realised he fucked up big time. Either way it's way too fucking late Jack and he'll be remembered in the history books for why things got so fucking ass.

>>175187 >>175196 >>175208 Jack only now just realized the pendulum is swinging hard to the right and that the left can only just manage to push back against it. He's trying to get on the right side of history, but too many people know Jack's a snake in the grass. If he actually wanted to make a change, he'd dedicate some of his ill-gotten gains to preventing election fuckery in 2022 and 2024.

>>175208 >Yeah double down on the stuff everyone hated. Good move. If leaks and rumors about the next battlefield game are true. It will be a hero shooter throwing away throwing vehicles and large maps. Battlefield 2042 was supposed to be the main shared universe most future battlefield games be set in. >>175209 I am curious how badly EA and dice will screw up the battlefield 3 remakes if the rumors of that are true. I doubt EA wants to fund the development of bad company 3 or bad company remakes because they see them as call of duty clones.

>>175200 That herdnigger's an obnoxious pedophile, who always tries to fuck with anons. Of course he wouldn't know.

>>175219 >Battlefield 2042 was supposed to be the main shared universe most future battlefield games be set in Well I am glad they have such a solid foundation to build upon then. Keep up the good work EA!

>>175198 >>175209 Reminder that fucking Halo infinite was the least shit AAA FPS to come out last year in comparison to this abortion of a game.

>>175220 my apologies in the future I will defer to your knowledge on prepυbescent penises.

NEW COMIC This is not a gift, it is a curse. I hope you can forgive me one day...

Software and sites to give attention to! Operating systems >AROS: http://aros.sourceforge.net/ >BSD <Net: https://www.netbsd.org/ <Open: https://www.openbsd.org/ <DragonFly: https://www.dragonflybsd.org/ >GrapheneOS: https://grapheneos.org/ >Linux <Artix Linux: https://artixlinux.org/ <CLIP OS: https://clip-os.org/ <Devuan: https://www.devuan.org/ <EndeavourOS: https://endeavouros.com/ <Rocky Linux: https://rockylinux.org/ >ToaruOS: https://toaruos.org/ Archival >ArchiveBox: https://archivebox.io/ Chatrooms: >Session: https://getsession.org/ >Tox: https://tox.chat/ Database >Based Cooking: https://based.cooking/ >BigchainDB: https://www.bigchaindb.com/ >Gelbooru: https://gelbooru.com/ >Gun: https://gun.eco/ >Hydrus ( >>>/t/6469 ): https://hydrusnetwork.github.io/hydrus/ >Library Genesis: http://libgen.rs/ >ourobooru: https://ourobooru.booru.org/ >Sci-Hub: https://sci-hub.hkvisa.net/ Donation and payment services: >AlignPay: https://www.alignpay.com/ >Fanbox: https://www.pixiv.net/fanbox >Fantia: http://fantia.jp/ >Librepay: https://liberapay.com/ Email clients >Claws Mail: https://www.claws-mail.org/ >The Mutt: http://www.mutt.org/ Email hosting >Create your own: https://archive.fo/okVq4 >Cock.li: https://cock.li/ Encyclopedias >Infogalactic: https://infogalactic.com/info/Main_Page File sharing and storage >anonfile: https://anonfile.com/ >BitTorrent: https://infogalactic.com/info/BitTorrent >CacheP2P: https://github.com/guerrerocarlos/CacheP2P >Catbox: https://catbox.moe/ >Cryptosphere: https://github.com/cryptosphere/cryptosphere

[Expand Post]

>Dat Project: https://datproject.org/ >Filecoin: https://filecoin.io/ >Holochain: https://github.com/holochain/holochain-proto >Instant.io: https://instant.io/ >IPFS: https://ipfs.io/ >Kek.gg https://kek.gg/ >Onion Share: https://onionshare.org/ >ORC: https://orc.apache.org/ >Peergos: https://peergos.org/ >Perkeep: https://perkeep.org/ >Pomf: https://github.com/pomf/pomf >QBittorrent: https://www.qbittorrent.org/ >Sia: https://sia.tech/ >Storj: https://storj.io/ >Swarm: https://github.com/ethersphere/swarm >Tahoe-LAFS: https://www.tahoe-lafs.org/trac/tahoe-lafs >Uguu: https://uguu.se/ >WebTorrent: https://webtorrent.io/ >Other sites: https://www.archiveteam.org/index.php?title=Pomf.se/Clones Galleries and image hosting >ArtStation (SFW only): https://www.artstation.com/ >HicceArs: https://www.hiccears.com/ >Wysp: https://www.wysp.ws/ Internet and browsers >BadWolf: https://hacktivis.me/projects/badwolf >Basilisk: https://www.basilisk-browser.org/ >Beaker: https://beakerbrowser.com/ >Bromite: https://www.bromite.org/ >Falkon: https://www.falkon.org/ >GNU IceCat: https://www.gnu.org/software/gnuzilla/ >Handshake: https://handshake.org/ >I2P: https://geti2p.net/ >InterPlanetary Wayback: https://github.com/oduwsdl/ipwb >Iridium Browser (Guide to remove spyware: https://spyware.neocities.org/guides/iridium.html ): https://iridiumbrowser.de/ >LibreWolf: https://librewolf-community.gitlab.io/ >MaidSafe: https://maidsafe.net >Mysterium Network: https://mysterium.network/ >Namecoin: https://namecoin.org/ >NetSurf (Guide to remove spyware: https://spyware.neocities.org/guides/netsurf.html ): https://www.netsurf-browser.org/ >Otter Browser: https://otter-browser.org/ >Qutebrowser: https://qutebrowser.org/ >Sphere Browser (WARNING: https://spyware.neocities.org/articles/sphere.html ): https://sphere.tenebris.cc/ >Surf: http://surf.suckless.org/ >Tor: https://www.torproject.org/ >Ungoogled-Chromium: https://ungoogled-software.github.io/ungoogled-chromium-binaries/ >Web Browser: https://git.nuegia.net/webbrowser.git/ >Yggdrasil Network: https://yggdrasil-network.github.io/ >ZeroNet: https://zeronet.io/ Marketplace >DLsite: https://www.dlsite.com/eng/ >DMM Games: https://games.dmm.com/ >Fruitbat Factory: https://sites.fastspring.com/fruitbatfactory/product/buy >ğchange: https://www.gchange.fr >JAST: https://jastusa.com/ >NekoNyan: https://nekonyansoft.com/shop >Play-Asia: https://www.play-asia.com/ >Top Hat Store: https://shop.tophat.studio >Zoom Platform: https://www.zoom-platform.com/ Pastebins >Paste: https://github.com/jordansamuel/PASTE >PrivateBin: https://privatebin.info/ Search engines >ActiveSearchResults: https://www.activesearchresults.com/ >ExactSeek: https://www.exactseek.com/ >Gigablast: https://www.gigablast.com/ >Marginalia : https://search.marginalia.nu/ >Mojeek: https://www.mojeek.com/ >Wiby: https://wiby.me/ >YaCy: https://yacy.net/ Social media >anime website: https://anime.website/ >Baest: https://bae.st/ >baraag.net: https://baraag.net/ >Free Speech Extremist: https://freespeechextremist.com/ >GNU Social: https://gnu.io/social/ >Hubzilla: https://zotlabs.org/page/hubzilla/hubzilla-project >Mediachain: http://www.mediachain.io/ >Pawoo: https://pawoo.net/ >Pleroma: https://pleroma.social/ >Plurk: https://www.plurk.com/ >Poast: https://poa.st/ >Shitposter Club: https://shitposter.club/ >Steemit: https://steemit.com/ Streaming >8chanTV ( >>>/site/1519 ): https://watch.8ch.moe/ Video and audio platforms >AVideo: https://github.com/WWBN/AVideo >BitTube: https://bittube.tv/ >D.tube: https://d.tube/ >MediaGoblin: https://mediagoblin.org/ >Veoh: https://www.veoh.com/ >VidLii: https://www.vidlii.com/ Video downloaders and converters >boram: https://github.com/Kagami/boram >ffmpeg: https://ffmpeg.org/download.html >NewPipe: https://newpipe.net/ >WebMConverter: https://gitgud.io/nixx/WebMConverter >webm.py: https://github.com/Kagami/webm.py >wybm: https://github.com/Kagami/wybm >youtube-dl (Also download ffmpeg for best compatability; guide: >>>/t/5546): https://youtube-dl.org/ Web hosts >Create your own: https://archive.vn/BtM69 >IONOS: https://www.ionos.com/ >KolymaNET: https://www.kolyma.org/ >Neocities: https://neocities.org/ Other >AdNauseam: https://adnauseam.io/ >Amateur Game Development General: >>>/agdg/ >ChannelChanger: >>>/t/1257 >Crescent Isle: >>>/site/532 >Kdenlive: https://kdenlive.org/ >LINE Sticker Downloader: https://goonlinetools.com/line-sticker-download/ >Magic Wormhole: https://github.com/warner/magic-wormhole >OpenTimestamps: https://opentimestamps.org/ >Privacy Possum: https://github.com/cowlicks/privacypossum >QEMU: https://www.qemu.org/ >The Wick Editor: https://www.wickeditor.com/ >VirtualBox: https://www.virtualbox.org/ Suggestions are always welcome! Revision Updates: 4/15/22: https://archive.ph/1FPcI

>>175176 >Nipponese fags and giving sick days Meh, show me an example of them being overly greedy or outright evil and I'll care, sure the virtue signalling thing is cringe but that's just modern corporate PR for ya, out of touch but believe themselves to be hip and trendy. >>175184 >Solid Snake VA David Hayter Says He Will Give Up His Tesla If Elon Musk Reinstates Donald Trump’s Twitter Account The fact that he ever bought one of those gimmicky over priced EV's to begin with is evidence he's not exactly the sharpest tool in the shed. I don't really give a shit if people want to drive EV's or not but get someone that's actually good rather than Musk's proprietary bullshit that often times auto drives people through walls because not only are people to lazy to walk now, they won't even drive their "own" cars. >>175100 >people are still giving EA money Day ruined >>175226 >>598464 >>598467 Cute retard hue monkey.

>>>/site/5433 It's been a while, but big site update post.

>>175210 Jack is a piece of shit, but there's a romantic part of me that wants to believe that he's a modern day Frankenstein who thought he was creating something good, but it became twisted and he lost control. Then was driven to the brink of madness on a mission to kill the monster he created.

>>175198 It is better to watch shitskins being killed in real life anyways.

>>175229 Sadly that still requires a level of reflection that is commonly lost on most people these days. The delusion and niggercattle mentality is surprisingly strong. It'd still make for a good read if done right, though.

>>175228 >make the POW less abusive to mobile users and anons on toasters. Has any anon tried using this site on early OSes, using real hardware instead of a virtual machine? I'm talkin' >DOS >all the wangblows from 3.1 to ME >all the macs from whatever had internet connectivity to snow leopard on PowerPC <maybe more beyond those three I don't think the Wii or Dreamcast internet browsers will work on this place.

>>175232 >Wii or Dreamcast browsers I actually miss the Wii's old Opera system back when they had their own actual browser instead of another fucking chrome variant.

>>175232 I'd try my Audrey but I don't remember if it has an ethernet port or not.

Daily reminder to contribute to /polarchive/

>It’s morning in Turkey >Report dbe81e and all nigger pills spam

>>175086 DEATH HUBGARIANS, DEATH TO THE ENSLAVERS OF SLAVS, DEATH TO FALSE MONGOLIAN MUTTS

>>175237 https://yewtu.be/watch?v=8F77Z0Uw4q0

>>175237 slav[e]s are all gypsies and jews literally white skinned 60iq niggers

>>175184 Lol >>175100 >Another sims instead of spore 2 I know I should have expected this, but when they gave the CnC community atleast a remaster, then why they can't give something to spore? >>175239 I'm sorry to tell you this but you are retarded. Also hungarians are closelly related to gypsies? >>175238 All I can say, that slotha was right.

>>175237 Only a Slovak would be this butthurt about Magyars.

China’s Troubling New Military Strategy Is Coming Into View >The last time the outside world paid much attention to the Solomon Islands was in 1943: More U.S. troops lost their lives in the six-month Battle of Guadalcanal there than in the deadliest four-year period of the Afghan War. >Since World War II, this remote chain of South Pacific islands has gone from occupied territory to colony to frequently chaotic independent state, all without the great powers seeming to notice. Last month, however, a secret deal between the Solomons and China aroused fear of Beijing’s expanding presence throughout the region. >China’s rivals worry that it may be shifting its security strategy, from a focus on economic sway alone to an increased emphasis on military dominance. Over the past few months, rumors of a pact have been circulating among the small cadre of observers who can locate the Solomons on a map (they’re about 1,200 miles northeast of Australia) and almost immediately sparked alarm. >Whereas the U.S. tends to demonstrate its power by sailing a flotilla through contested waters or conducting complex exercises with allies, China prefers to speak with massive infusions of cash. Beijing is the largest trade partner of most nations in East and Southeast Asia, and the largest source of imports for almost all of the rest of the continent. >As a result, it wields a financial weapon more powerful than a fleet of battleships. Also unlike the U.S., which is enmeshed in an array of treaties, commitments, and partnerships—formal and informal—around the world, China has no formal alliance with any nation. Its apparent closeness with Moscow is relatively recent (and may yet be derailed by Vladimir Putin’s invasion), and its few long-term partners, such as Pakistan and North Korea, provide more headaches than help. >But that investment-versus-firepower balance is shifting. In 2017, Chinese President Xi Jinping announced an ambitious military-modernization program. The People’s Liberation Army (PLA), numbering nearly 1 million active-duty troops, would overhaul its training and equipment purchases in order to “fight and win wars” against a “strong enemy.” >China’s navy already has more ships than any other in the world (although the U.S. Navy has greater tonnage), and its air force is larger than any competitor in the region. China has been increasing its defense spending every year for more than two decades, and in 2022 announced a bump of 7.1 percent. >(The U.S. typically spends about three times as much on defense as China does, although apples-to-apples comparisons are difficult; Washington’s 2022 budget increase was 5 percent.) >This program of military upgrading has been accompanied by a steadily growing appetite for adventure. The same year as Xi’s announcement, China opened its first overseas military base, in the East African nation of Djibouti. It has built or is negotiating to build dual-use naval facilities in nations across the Indian Ocean and Southeast Asia, including Bangladesh, Cambodia, Sri Lanka, Pakistan, Kenya, Seychelles, Tanzania, Tajikistan, and Myanmar. >More worrying to its rivals, China has been willing to engage in military confrontations that previous leadership had steadfastly rejected. >In the South China Sea, Beijing has seized and fortified scraps of rock claimed by the Philippines, Vietnam, and Taiwan, and asserted rights over areas claimed by Malaysia, Brunei, and Indonesia. In the high Himalayas, the PLA initiated a lethal 2020 border skirmish with nuclear-armed India: 20 Indian soldiers and an unknown number of PLA troops (fighting with fists, rocks, and clubs wrapped in barbed wire—all forces on the border have been unarmed for decades) were killed in the first fatal encounter between the two nations since the days of Mao Zedong. >All of this makes China’s intentions in the Solomon Islands more troubling. “This isn’t just paranoia,” Rory Medcalf, of Australia National University and the author of a recent book on Chinese expansionism, told me. “For years we’ve been seeing quasi-imperial behavior by China throughout the region.” >Both Chinese and Solomon Islands officials insist that there’s nothing new here. Since the end of the Chinese civil war, countries have had to choose between recognizing Beijing or Taipei as the true representative of a single China, and three years ago the Solomons switched recognition to Beijing. China, which is by far the Solomons’ largest trading partner, recently granted $120 million to enable the Solomons to host the 2023 Pacific Games. >Australia’s former high commissioner to the Solomons has suggested that, in addition to refilling the nation’s coffers, Prime Minister Manasseh Sogavare “is anxious to shore up his personal political fortunes.” >The security deal is said to permit China to protect its citizens working on infrastructure projects, and potentially the several thousand ethnic-Chinese Solomon Islanders who have suffered greatly from civil strife. >The Solomons’ small police force has often been unable to maintain order: From 2003 to 2017 (and, embarrassingly to Sogavare, again in November 2021), it has had to call on Australia to help quell ethnic violence https://archive.ph/4sEwU New Rumor Says Disney Is Planning on Making a “Big NFT Acquisition” >There is a new rumor that says the Walt Disney Company is planning on making a “Big NFT acquisition.” >This wouldn’t be that much of a stretch given that Disney has recently posted a job opening for a Manager of Business Development to “lead efforts in the NFT space.” >Now it seems Disney might have it’s eyes on purchasing an NFT studio akin to Nike acquiring RTFKT Studios. >I can’t see Disney going in unless they buy control or make a strategic partnership, with them in control. >This led to a lot of speculation into who the mouse could be buying into. Some speculated it would be VeVe, as Disney has done some NFT stuff with them before, but Burke flat out said it was not them. >He did say that it would be the largest deal to date, IF it goes through: >Of course it’s all rumor. Disney has already make a lot of people upset recently, especially on Twitter. The same groups are usually emphatically anti-NFT as well. If true, this is going to get very interesting for sure. https://archive.ph/D8dJz

>>175241 I still to this day don't know the difference between Slovaks and Slovenes beyond geographical distance and the fact that the word "slav" comes from Slovenes and not Slovaks.

>>175242 Yeah but wheres the vidya?

>>175240 >then why they can't give something to spore? I love the spore to the point I played the DS and flash games. But sadly sometimes forget the series existed beyond watching people make penis monsters and Simpsons characters with spore creation tools.

>>175224 "Forgiveness for someone such as you could never be an option!" >>598539 Stop posting your own screencaps, loser.

>>598541 >fucking everybody Definitely wasn't everyone. Of course, twitter's algorithms heavily suppressed dissenters and boosted the sheep, so I can see why you thought that. Remember the moment Twitter turned off it's bias machine millions of bots disappeared and the conversation on the site started looking quite different.

>>175237 >>175240 >>175241 Fuck all of them. The /pol/aks and other nationalist fags may slober Germany's knocker but the one thing Germany has done that is so reviled and disgusting throughout its history is their tolerance towards jews, slavs, magyars, their inbred mongoturkish cousins and their alliances with them. Fucking disgusting. Imagine a world where Germany actually did shit and had eliminated all of those groups from Europe before shit got out of hand. No WWII, no jew-fucked America, no Cold War, no UN, no Soviets, no E.U., no gypsy-filled Europe, no proxy slav wars that fuck everyone and occupy the Balkans for absolutely no good reason, no corrupt politicians sloberring over niggers while disguising their heritage as (((hwites))). >>175239 I dunno about gypsies but the jewish elements re extremely strong in slavs. Around slavs, watch your backs. >>175247 Maybe the anon meant the media side / journos / blue checkmarks that were indeed throwing heavy parties when it happened?

>>175224 >Improbability On one hand, hope. On the other hand, to know such things are possible, yet the world is still shit.

>>175128 >>175141 >seems to be working for me, but most of the stuff I look for never gets updates That's likely because they've been having importer issues for the last month or two. Turns out shilling your site on twatter like arrogant idiots caused Patreon to notice their existence and hire an anti-botting company called Datadome to hamper their scraping and they've been in back-and-forth of trying to bypass defenses and Datadome hotfixing against it. >>175228 >Admin Acidman made a tour of the webring in the wake of the /hebe/ board's removal, requesting that the site be re-added in good standing since the purported reason for our removal was gone. We were roundly rebuffed, and the site will be proceeding ahead with our future plans without them. Any screencaps, reasons like considering you duplicitous? I know there was the whole "peering agreements" fiasco that stirred drama and general ill will for 8moe. Standing by the /b/ pedos right to speech for a full year until you physically couldn't anymore might have been another factor, since letting two child-picture related incidents happen could inspire a lack of faith in you not enabling another dangerous bad-faith area.

Does anyone have the webm of the last codec interaction that Raiden have with the Patriots when G. W. was destroyed?

>>175251 https://invidious.snopyta.org/watch?v=eKl6WjfDqYA Literally first result for MGS2 codec

>>175103 >She was also made by Gunpei Yokoi, so maybe Miyamoto still has a chip on his shoulder against him, who really knows Care to spill the details? >>175149 >>175163 >this have been rampant over social media Archive or fuck off! >>175164 It was actually more retarded than that. They PERSONALLY uploaded the images themselves to saucenao, and then reported the thumbnail of the image they uploaded. >>175185 >The environment is now less important than people you don't like being on social media. Ironically, giving up his Tesla is actually better for the environment. >>175192 >Why are we still going with batteries? Because moronic environmentalists have latched onto the idea that someday we'll be able to create a "super battery" that can store all the energy in the world and we will no longer need fossil fuels. >>175206 >The problem with Hydrogen is the lack of infrastructure to supply people with readily demanded Hydrogen gas for their cars, California is the only state that has Hydrogen stations. I prefer that cars go to the biofuel route, which there are many options such as Hemp, Methane gas from sewage or food waste, or Algae. Part of the problem is also the cost to actually change the fuel system in the cars. For example, for YEAR, it's been known that, currently, the cleanest and most efficient form of fuel for automobiles is propane. However, despite this being the case, changing cars to runs solely on propane needs some major modifications to the entire fuel system of the car. On top of that, with the way majority of modern cars are manufactured, the companies just mass produce all the "essential" parts of the vehicle, assemble it according to what is designed, and then get the "rare" parts on custom order to fit whatever unique design the vehicle has. And, because of this being the case, the engines are almost always designed to process either gasoline or diesel. Now, it would be possible for a company to halt all production and transition all their cars fuel systems over to being capable of running on propane. However, that doesn't factor in the money that the company would be losing during the transition into the different fuel system, the R&D that it would cost design these engines and implement them in order to meet with government regulations, and the possibility that the customer may not buy them due to how rare propane depots are. >>175211 >I can't really blame the guy, he's just the guy who made a thing. Do you still blame Wilson for all the trouble America has experienced since the Great War despite him regretting it the moment he was out of office?

>>175248 >This whole post I'm sorry to tell you this, but majority of it is impossible to do. You are retarded and know jack shit about history. The whole world would have been better of all jews believed in christ and not some rando ancient terrorists

>>175254 >but majority of it is impossible to do No shit retard, what part of "throughout its history" didn't you get? This wasn't some sloppy plan that got into action the last century, the Eternal Kraut shit began at least 10 centuries ago, just like the Eternal Anglo shit that still fucks Europe.

Is it too much to ask for you niggers to be consistent with your reports?

>>175256 Yes.

>>175256 is it too much to ask for you to confess your love for laurab?

>>175240 >another sims I mean if you read the article, it basically amounts to: >yeah we have no information on this whatsoever yet

>>175256 What do you mean?

>>175262 Yeah, it's probably because of stablecoins getting cucked into force-selling their coins to maintain a $1 coin. It's pretty much the usual bank jewery but transparent, so normalniggers immediately do a bank run.

>>175262 Should I buy the dip?

>>175264 probably, just don't keep it in an exchange wallet

>>175262 The kike gold merchant has been vindicated, again.

>>175266 <*SIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIP* a broken record, but I like the tune so I dont care

Here's another fun story Fact checkers incessantly deny government funded programs are handing out free crack pipes Actual journalists physically go to the sites and confirm that free crack pipes are being distributed Just more perception management from regime bootlickers trying to cover up that the funding was used to enable addicts.

>>175256 Explain.

>>175268 Where's the amogus?

>>175261 >>175270 If you are reporting a derail, it would be appreciated if you reported all the posts involved and not just a handful. That includes people replying to niggerpill for example.

>>175269 People can't buy baby formula or afford gas but thank God the crackheads get government branded pipes.

>>175261 >>175270 >>175272 And not be hypocrites who take part in one derailment while reporting another.

>>175176 >menstruating employees

>>175269 Different country but there was some outrage recently here about government leaflets that encouraged young people to do drugs 'safely'. There really needs to be a purge, and a big one.

>>175269 Yet they don't want to legalize so drug cartels lose power over drugs.

>>175277 The legalization of weed actually shows that cartels will reign supreme regardless of what's legal or not.

>>175278 Well, that's why you send the taxman, so at least you suck dry cartels and you can afford retarded spending or some actual public healtcare.

>>175279 >we need crime to fund the government >this will make for a better society or further contribute to the already rampant levels of corruption in the state. Anon please don't post if you're not sober.

>>175235 There are easier ways to mind-control people that last longer. For example using the Kullback–Leibler divergence and applying it to cognition. all you have to do is to define the cost of cognition in terms of the divergences of information between these two probability distributions that are the internal models and the observations of the world. This can be reduced to the sum of the cross entropy of the two models and the perceptual cost, and just calculate how much time it will take for an individual to slowly believe anything that is being forced to believe, and how much information is going to be needed to change the internal model of that person. All you need is an echo-chamber and make that individual consume that information over and over and make it impossible for that person to encounter anything that contradicts what you want them to believe.

>>175262 So, will it wipe bitcoins all together or it would be just part of speculation movements? >>175280 Anon, you americans legalized alcohol and gambling and it hurted your local crime gangs because of the taxes, but whatever.

>>175262 >>175263 >>175264 >>175265 >>175266 >>175267 >>175268 >>175282 If you didn’t know about what was happening with UST and you were LE HODLing because you’ll be a quadrillionare to the MOOOOOONNN DOGE xd and buying the NEXT NEW SHITCOIN x100!!!!! then you’re the fucker that got wiped out last week. If you knew what’s up, you would’ve shorted futures on leverage like a fucking normal person would. But people like me weren’t the target to clean out. Oh well, stay poor redditors.

>>175280 The prohibition was caused by the ban of alchohol. Banning a product is not the same as banning an action. Murder isn't something you can buy dumbass

>>175284 Second panel patch on knee.

>>175184 >Solid Snake VA David Hayter Says He Will Give Up His Tesla If Elon Musk Reinstates Donald Trump’s Twitter Account I know both Hayter and Otacon's voice actor are giant faggots. But I don't know if Quinton Flynn (Raiden's VA) is one. >>175222 Although Halo Infinite is less shit, there's tons of problems with the multiplayer's quality because 343i are retarded. >>175253 >Part of the problem is also the cost to actually change the fuel system in the cars. Is manufacturing Lithium-Ion batteries are any different? No to mention making fuel cells can be fucking expensive as well. Henry fucking Ford in his time ran a car on Hemp, and the body panel where made out of plastic derived from plants.

>>175287 All I know is he did this. https://yewtu.be/watch?v=9NH5jZi0Ed4

>>175287 >Henry fucking Ford in his time ran a car on Hemp, and the body panel where made out of plastic derived from plants. Yeah, he did. And the damn thing was so expensive to make and utterly fragile that it would never exist outside of being a novelty, akin to Hughes' Spruce Goose.

>all this 100% organic >(1) posts shitting on bitcoins I don't own any buttcoins, but if I were a rich asshole who's invested in them, I'd hire a bunch of cheap shills to go around on imageboards and cry that "the sky is falling!" at every bump and dip in order to stampede easily-manipulated idiots into selling.

>>175290 It's self-affirmation because they probably hodl gold instead of a balanced investment strategy.

We know that when a thing that rails on an alternative currency is suddenly getting (1) mocked it's the feds because people usually have no opinion or support things that take power away from the Central Bank. You guys still don't understand that no one likes you or agrees with you and that's not gonna change. In fact, it's gonna get worse. You have 4 years. Use them wisely, because the rest of the time will be nothin' but a downfall.

>>175289 >utterly fragile What do you mean by fragile?

>>175283 I don't even understand a single word you are using. Hodling sounds like Jelqing or something

>>175294 it means buying and never selling

>>175294 Holding. it's a misspelling.

>>175287 >Although Halo Infinite is less shit, there's tons of problems with the multiplayer's quality because 343i are retarded. Never said it was good just that it's pretty fucked up that Nu Halo is the least shitty game out of the three big AAA shooters.

>>175293 Herb-based plastics and cloth fibers are extremely brittle, and require such extensive refinement that the process is a waste of money.

oh god oh fuck everything is falling apart

>>175299 Should have invested in those blackrock ETFs, they'll win by virtue of making everyone else lose.

>>175297 I'm just saying, anon. >>175298 I don't know where you get the information that hemp based plastic for cars is brittle, but these videos showed the opposite. https://yewtu.be/watch?v=TugMbfnA3GI https://yewtu.be/watch?v=Hx8OTH0eEM0

>>175301 The fact that none of the paint chipped makes it seem like that is the actual plastic. How UV resistant is it?

>>175299 I'm assuming you fell for the crypto scam.

>>175304 It wouldn't be that bad in a diverse portfolio where crypto gambling is under 20%, but nobody ever listens.

>>175305 Gambling is always a losing bet. At least playing the stock market has more guaranteed returns.

>>175301 >I don't know where you get the information that hemp based plastic for cars is brittle, but these videos showed the opposite. Those videos you linked are about recent advancements. I was referring to when they were first experimenting with the ideas back in the 30's and 40's.

>>175306 quite

>>175304 No, it's just that groceries cost more. I need those to eat.

>>175307 I'm curious since this seems like pretty cool tech, why isn't it more widely adopted? Expensive to produce? Some side effect that's not being shown in those videos?

>>175309 Oh now that's a real cause for concern. Gas prices are crazy high too. Thank God I don't drive.

MY FUCKING MONNNEEEYYYYYYYYYY NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO

>>175312 Context?

>>175262 Was there something specific that caused meme coins to crash?

>>175312 lol, which shitcoin did that? was it right now?

>>175314 Looking at a larger historic of bitcoin, it usually rises or tanks a lot in may and october. I have no idea of the significance, but these two months more often than not are marked by striking changes on the coin's value

>>175313 The Bogdanoff's might be dead, but their legacy lives on.

>>175309 Ask >>>/ck/ for poorfag eating recipes. If it comes down to it, just buy some non-synthetic vitamins, and stir fry rice with whatever you like in a pan. Some eggs, some canned meat, maybe black beans. Just don't salt any of your food as the cans will have plenty, and maybe get or make a cheap sauce you wont get tired of. If you can't even afford that then you'd best visit some food pantries. >>175314 Some stablecoin was forced to keep selling off their buttcoin reserves so their coin costs exactly $1. Basically a virtual algorithmic bank run.

Gamergate strikes again! From the usual faggot from yore

>>175319 Forgot link https://archive.ph/dZal7 https://twitter.com/Vahn16/status/1524496136895143936

>>175319 >oh no a bunch of people don't care about my woke ass agenda These people are so consistently annoying and fucking trivial that I could vomit.

>>175313 >>175315 HOW AM I SUPPOSED TO FEED MY FAMILY WITHOUT ANY FUCKING MONEY I WAS SUPPOSED TO BECOME A MILLIONAIRE GODDAMN IT WTF

>>175321 They fear being ignored more than being disagreed with.

>>175315 UST "stable" coin and its reward currency LUNA. It's a literal Ponzi but somehow LUNA became 4th highest market cap until Citadel/Black Rock did what people warned about and destroyed it in an obvious bait that the retarded owner fell for and only made it much easier and faster for them to execute. Took whole cryptofaggot market for a ride.

>>175312 >>175313 >>175315 Probably LUNA. It's the coin everyone has been talking about because it tanked worse than Battlefield 2042.

This crypto derail is blatantly inorganic. Please remove it.

>>175319 >waaaaahhh muh womaen fucking doormat

>>175322 The fuck is that?

>>175326 I agree, it came out of nowhere and has nothing to do with any topic relevant to any discussion on this thread and the feds failed earlier at doing something else with huge copypastas in the last thread and constant "we"s.

>>175329 Indeed. Big shilling and derail from... electric vehicles, crack pipes and Trump's twitter account. I'm going to check back next month.

>>175319 Almost like people who make VIDEO GAMES have no business running their mouths on abortions. Who would have thought? >>175326 >that gif Wasn't it that video of two girls in a bathroom playing with a firearm and then accidentally shooting each other, and then those idiots kept chimping outside of the bathroom and only came in solely to get the phone in the bathroom?

Yes my fellow gamergays, we should just take a break from the internet and get laid.

>>175319 I mean it was pretty obvious that an industry that keeps delivering things that should have been aborted very early in their development cycles wouldn't care about Roe v. Wade.

>>175302 >How UV resistant is it? not sure >>175331 >Wasn't it that video of two girls in a bathroom playing with a firearm and then accidentally shooting each other, and then those idiots kept chimping outside of the bathroom and only came in solely to get the phone in the bathroom? vid related

>>175310 >why isn't it more widely adopted? Expensive to produce? Some side effect that's not being shown in those videos? Referring to Ford: The Men and the Machine, Ford's experiments with soybeans (So, I was wrong, it wasn't hemp) resulted in clothing that was extremely fragile to make (His own tailor never told him to bend over or cross his legs with the suit), the plastics made from soybeans were less flexible and less reliable than those made from oil and coal, there was a war going so the government was demanding the simplest and most practical results for mass producing vehicles and weapons, and Ford's own public demonstration of the "future" of soybean based materials resulted in him unexpectedly smashing trunk hood in half with an axe.

>>175326 Obviously, we need to get back to the real discussions of twitter drama, clickbait news and whether or not loli is pedo.

>>175322 >-99.01%

>>175328 Memecoin that existed solely to keep another stable memecoin at a consistent value of $1. Some fuckery happened, the "stable" memecoin went under $1 for too long, the non-stable memecoin's printer went on overdrive to repeg the stablecoin's value to $1, more fuckery happened and both of them lost all of their value and more importantly their trust, so now the only people using them are the retards who didn't sell when they had a chance and are forever stuck with them. https://coin360.com/coin/terra-luna https://coin360.com/coin/terrausd-ust

>>175330 don't come back.

>>175326 Any time someone comes in with a "WAAAAAAH MY X" post with some generic screaming persona next to an infograph it's obvious shit. They only just managed to not make it a wojak to make it immediately obvious. I think they must think we're cryptobros, since they assume everyone against them is. Thought it's whole life I saw very few people in this thread talk about it or be all that interested in it. It's like when /cow/ thought we loved Sargon and kept spamming shit in here about him when no one here had given a shit about him in years.

>>175322 Looks like terra... ...is going under How much did you put in anon?

>>175342 >find out what happened today This, for starters: https://www.coindesk.com/policy/2022/05/12/global-crypto-regulatory-body-is-coming-soon-says-top-official/ - https://archive.is/NNzco >A joint body to coordinate efforts at regulating crypto at the global level could become a reality in the next year, according to IOSCO chair Ashley Alder. Also this: https://techcrunch.com/2022/05/10/us-treasury-secretary-janet-yellen-pushes-for-stablecoin-regulation-by-end-of-year/ - https://archive.is/0vFrD >US Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen pushes for stablecoin regulation by end of year And maybe this: https://www.macrumors.com/2022/05/11/ec-draft-law-enforcing-csam-detection/ - https://archive.is/45nBC >European Commission to Release Draft Law Enforcing Mandatory Detection of posting on /leftypol/ual Abuse Material on Digital Platforms

>>175342 Mark needs to show everyone his mancunt and drive them away

>>175344 So once again the idea of some retard that was middly good was coopted by the government to push foward a chinese social credit.

>>175192 Both are objectively inferior to gasoline in terms of energy storage and transportation.

>>175198 > Complex ethics surround the creation of war video games from real African conflicts But there's absolutely no problem with making games about the war between Satan Himself and the Glorious Sainted Army of YHWH in the 1940s, right? Nothing unethical about calling your enemies literal demons who deserve genocide, right?

>>175336 I was talking about the modern tech, that video showcased cannibis hemp.

>>175334 Real artists know about the babyfat mound.

>>175347 There is no way hydrogen + input oxygen -> water is less efficient than gasoline. I'd understand claiming it's unsafe, but is it really less energy dense?

>>175351 I think the problem is the modern car engine is about 10% efficient, fuel cells probably have a similar practical efficiency on captured energy.

>>175351 are you fucking retarded, do you not know how combustion works, theres 18 c-h bonds in a single molecule of gasoline, thats ~15x more energy than hh/00 imbecile

>>175344 >Raw links to journo sites I don't care if you did put in archives after the fact anon, why the fuck would you direct link journo sites? In a fucking GG thread?

>>175354 Check my post again, - you retard.

>>175353 but there should be way more 'molecules' of hydrogen per cubic meter to make up for it

>>175355 Anon, I know you put archives in there. That's not the problem. The problem is you put the direct links to the journo sites as well. GG's initial mandate was about denying ad revenue to journo sites that get money via clicks. Archives were about denying them income just as much as archiving their bullshit.

>>175357 They are a "failsafe" in case the archives don't work for somebody. Some Torfags are forced to solve a JS captcha before accessing archive.today, some archives are almost unusable because they accidentally included a huge pop up or the site requires you to press a "continue reading" button, and archive.today intentionally blocks all Brave users.

>>175356 are you really going say that a fucking GAS is MORE dense than a liquid

>>175358 Better that some anons can't read them then put up raw links that feed the thing we directly tried to stop at all costs. At the very least you should have broken them up so they don't actually function as links directly to journos pocketbooks. Christ, in the old days of GG you would have had a hundred anons telling you this shit. It's a testament to how slow these threads have gotten that it's just me.

>>175359 I don't think there is anything more than anons, maybe we can use them as fuel.

>>175281 Well it seems that they deem it to be insufficient and want much greater control than that.

>>175358 >being inclusive to TORfags Shiddy diggy din dun niggy

>>175363 We need to be inclusive to our diversity of anons

>>175364 I WILL RAPE YOU

>>175363 >niggy

>>175365 Yikes! This ain't it chief.

>>175364 >Two reds >Two greens >Doesn't even include all the colors of the rainbow Man they really phoned that one in.

>>175368 Nice dubs. Only 6 colors, like the fag flag because the 7th color is too expensive to print. And seeing how the nogs are holding the "i" and "e", they really know what letters are missing.

>>175359 yeah no, I've decided to check instead of theorizing about it. 1kg of hydrogen produces 141 mega joules 1kg of gasoline produces just 34 mega joules Actually, hydrogen blows every single other fuel source out of the water per kilogram https://www.engineeringtoolbox.com/fuels-higher-calorific-values-d_169.html MAYBE you can't safely transport compressed hydrogen, but it is vastly more energy efficient than all other forms of fuel

>>175370 my mistake, 46.4 mega joules for gasoline. reading tables is hard

>>175338 REDDITORS ON LITERAL SUICIDE WATCH I'm biting my thumb with giddy glee, the schadenfreude is too yummy lmfao https://www.reveddit.com/v/terraluna/

>>175372 >I took all my savings and dumped it into crypto, now I'm rock bottom poor Oh boy, this is just as good as those fucking pajeets who didn't realize that listening to (((influencers))) and dumping all your money into bitcoin was not an intelligent decision.

This video became relevant once again. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JX1U3ZDeL-A

>>175374 The same video but through invidious. https://invidious.sethforprivacy.com/watch?v=JX1U3ZDeL-A

>>175372 >attempt >attempt >attempt What's with all these attempts? I bet they consider "holding a knife to their arm" or "looking at a ledge funny" as an 'attempt'. Unless they're bleeding buckets after slicing their wrists or if they broke their legs after jumping off a building thinking it'd kill them, I don't want to hear about mere 'attempts'

>>175375 The fuck is that sethforprivacy extention?

>>175377 that's a domain, the extension is .com

>>175351 >There is no way hydrogen + input oxygen -> water is less efficient than gasoline. But that's not what a fuel cell is. Hydrogen cells average ~9 megajoules per liter. Gas averages 34 megajoules per liter.

>>175373 Every year more and more people are duped, there are more red wojacks now than there have ever been. It's like cows falling down a cliff, financial suicide, what the fuck https://www.reveddit.com/v/luna/comments/unmbjn/yoloed_1k_into_luna_the_future_me_in_a_few_months/

>>175370 Safety is definitely a bit of an issue. Not just due to the energy per weight but also due to the fact that 1 kg of hydrogen is 1000 moles of it. One can imagine the issue a canister may cause with that much in a singular container. >"On-board hydrogen storage in the range of 5–13 kg H2 is required to encompass the full platform of light-duty vehicles." So you're going to be carrying 5000-13000 moles of this highly flammable gas. Let's say all safety measures fail and all of it ignites, which is highly unlikely but could in theory happen. Your 5 kg - 13 kg of gas is going to generate 0.7 - 1.8 GJ of energy. Now this is highly idealised since I doubt there are 5000-13000 moles of oxygen readily available in the air around your car, but this is a safety concern that is far more realistic than one that people have over "muh chernobyl" when it comes to nuclear power.

>>175376 They're leftists. They're too incompetent to engage in any physical activity.

>>175363 This whole site is inclusive to torfags. It was once exclusive to torfags as well.

>>175381 That's about the same as an average car's tank, except it isn't a compressed gas, just slowly vaporizing and spreading.

>>175280 >or further contribute to the already rampant levels of corruption in the state. You're right. We should ban easily abused substances. No more alcohol. The majority of alcohol sales are from addicts. It's time to return the golden era of Prohibition when the gangs and mobsters had the least power. :^) >>175361 I think you a word.

>>175384 Well also gasoline doesn't travel through metal. If it's inside a metal container, it very much remains contained within it indefinitely as long as it is sealed. The same can't exactly be said of hydrogen. It's not going to be stored inside metal containers, but if let's say there is a small leak in the gas tank then it's going to be travelling through the car itself rather than leaving droplets on the ground in a trail behind it.

>>175190 Even then, the same mistakes will inevitably be made further on in the future. Here's an interesting anecdote paraphrased by myself: >In the early days of long-distance naval and mercantile voyages, limes were kept stored in large quantities so that a ship's crew could get their vital doses of Vitamin C. Failure to get vitamin C for too long a time would cause scurvy, which rots away at your gums and causes your teeth to fall out eventually >The explanation why limes were kept aboard became spoken less and less and people just kept doing it out of tradition and expectation, kind of like that monkey ladder experiment when monkeys would beat the ones who got on the ladder despite not having experienced the water 'punishment' >One day, a young admiral asked why so many limes were kept aboard. When he didn't get a satisfactory answer, he had them removed so as to make more room for mercantile goods and whatnot >The crew of said ships under the captain's command all eventually succumbed to scurvy, and they had to learn all over again why limes were kept aboard

>>175383 Tolerating their existence is different than being "inclusive." And even if that weren't the case, that doesn't mean it's okay to betray GG's core fucking principles just because a TORfag can't click an archive link. Fuck, considering how privacy focused and counter culture TORfags are supposed to be they should be the last people who want to click a raw journo link to give them clicks. There's no excuse for ever doing that here, and that includes ignorance.

>>175070 So will this make single GPU passthrough more accessible or not.

>>175389 No. They are open sourcing kernel modules, not the user space drivers. And even then it has nothing to do with how easy GPU passthrough is. You can already do single GPU passthrough perfectly fine.

>>175374 >>175375 Why not just post a damn webm?

>>175372 What the shit is luna?

>>175392 the shitcoin that would balance the stablecoin to $1

>>175387 Didn't a similar instance happen in Japan? Where they were removing centuries old reinforcements along the side of a mountain because they were renovating the area, only for a rainstorm and a mudslide to happen during that project, and they discovered some documents much later stating that those reinforcements were put into place to prevent just that.

>>175388 >Tolerating their existence is different than being "inclusive." You don't need a tor address for torfags to view the site. Going out of one's way to have a tor address is inclusive of torfags. >Everything else Of course.

>>175372 I'm frantically rubbing my little dwarvish belly.

>>175393 I don't know what any of that means.

>>175396 CONTAIN YOUR ERECTION MARK

>>175397 its the equivalent of the federal reserve shredding money to print even more new money

>>175371 hydrogen is 2g/mol wtf are you reading per kilogram its a completely useless metric for a fucking GAS do you know how big that fucking volume is, the table clearly shows its the LOWEST energy density per volume (ie. mj/m3 , mj/l ) if you compare 1 liter of gasoline with hydrogen its 34.2mj/l = 34200mj/m^3 34200 / 12.7 = 2693m^3 of gas and if you want to be a smart ass and think you can fucking compress that into a tiny bottle the resulting pressure is pv=nrt, compressing 2693m3 of hydrogen into 1 liter is m = 2693 * 0.09 = 242g n = m / 2 = 121mol r = 0.082 t = 24c = 297k p = 2946 atm!!!!!!!!

>>175400 numbers hard. What you mean to say that for hydrogen to have the same energy/density as gasoline it would need to be compressed at 2946 atmospheres of pressure? I can start to see how hard that would be, yes. A quick google show me that oxygen in oxygen tanks for scuba diving at most are at 238 atm... so we would need some pretty fancy and dangerous fuel cells if I understand it correctly.

>>175401 Or you could put it into a 15 liter bottle, that would bring it under 200 atm. You'd still have a large scuba tank sized vessel holding the same technical level of energy as a liter of uncompressed gasoline. Another consideration is that mining fossil fuel uses less energy than the resultant product delivers, so they sort of pay for themselves until they run out. However fuel cells can be resupplied during excess wind or solar generation, overcoming one of the main questions of what to do with excess power. Of course then you get low wind and cloudy days cucking generation, and the dubious energy/pollution cost to make solar/wind sources, but I don't think any politician interested in ending gasoline will advocate for expanding anything besides solar/wind power.

>>175283 May the gme fag starve to death .

>>175392 -PALE LUNA SMILES WIDE

>>175312 >>175322 HAW HAW HAWWWWWW

>They put fucking NTR into the Halo TV series >This will lead to the fall of Reach >Cortana watches the fucking

>>175406 >Giving a shit about Hollywood anything lol

>>175406 Its Microshit's fault for giving the faggots from (((Hollywood))) the greenlight to make a Halo series.

>>175406 I thought it was gay porn. That woman(?) has the typical "faggot in his 20s" haircut.

>>175409 >>175409 Some teenagers also have that haircut

>>175389 what >>175390 said Also, you should expect some amount of stutter and audio bugs when you play vidya on a VM. That's my experience with some games at least. Others ran fine or only had occasional audio interruptions, I just wanted to mention a passthrough isn't an end-all solution. Maybe I would have gotten better results with a storage drive passed through instead of using a RAW image for storage, but that's just speculation.

>>175411 I love you anon, be my waifu

>>175406 Beyond Kike'd. You begin to wonder where the bottom is.

>>175400 But wouldn't the hydrogen enter a liquid phase, thus significantly increasing density?

>>175406 Isn't that cuckquean though? Of course Master Chief gets all the bitches. It's not like can actually fuck Cortana.