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F I remembered it's supposed to be Veterans' Day in America but it feels like an extended Day of the Dead. Maybe I should finally get around to playing the Arkham series games. Sonic 2's turning 30 not long after which Kodma also worked on.

>>732552 stop mr biden that is forbidden

Archive of previous bread https://archive.ph/XJQxC

>>732569 Has AI generation gone too far?

https://archive.ph/dEJjh >The popular Boston-area coffee chain Darwin’s Ltd. announced plans to close the store’s original Harvard Square location at the end of the month, prompting some workers to stage a protest at Cambridge City Hall on Sunday denouncing the move These are the types of ignorant brainlets that come out of "elite" institutions. They should all be sent to Russia with weed oil in their luggage.

>>247163 Don't reply to the lowercase pedophile you goddamn nigger.

>>247164 Let me get this straight, the store is closing up shop because the union is making ridiculous demands, and now they're protesting the closure of the shop because they have no job, while at the same time still making the ridiculous demands that caused the shop to close in the first place. Am I understanding that right?

>>732517 >Later on in his career, Gallagher faced accusations of racism and homophobia in his act, with some venues even cancelling his shows. In a now infamous episode of his “WTF” podcast, Marc Maron clashed with Gallagher over the conception that his act is derogatory. On the podcast, Gallagher doubles down on his offensive material and eventually storms out of the interview What a bunch of faggots. Also RiP.

>>247166 They are so smart aren't they?

>>247166 >Let me get this straight, the store is closing up shop because the union is making ridiculous demands, and now they're protesting the closure of the shop because they have no job, while at the same time still making the ridiculous demands that caused the shop to close in the first place. Am I understanding that right? If the reporting's to be believed, then yes. Makes you wonder if these idiots know basic budgeting or even arithmatic.

dig dug

>>247166 They don't know how franchising works, and want the other stores to pick up the workers whose store shut down.

Child Bussy

>>247172 The realistic textures combined with cartoonish proportions are what really make this disturbing.

>>247172 It's called NiNo Kuni.

>>247172 Don't you have Lula da Silva to fellate, you gigantic Huezillian pedophile?

Remember to link to alternative video sites and/or attach videos to posts as WEBMs/MP4s for the purposes of ending Goolag's control Also, remember to contribute towards Operation Download And Conquer: >>>/t/5546

>>732462 >>732491 >>732519 i remember reading something about your body going haywire due to the vax, leading it to form skin scar tissue inside your veins, those things are made of fucking skin, skin clots, don't fuck with your genetics my dudes also not vax related, but you'd do really well on watching this short video https://yewtu.be/watch?v=SIgrwFa6FJM

>Gallagher died >Actually sad because I grow up on his comedy but never got to go to his show >I was made to go to a high school graduation instead P.S Fuck Kevin conroy. Adam west the true Batman.

>>247178 >He didn't like the Gray Ghost episode

Army cuts high school diploma requirement to boost recruiting >New recruits are no longer required to have a high school diploma or General Educational Development (GED) certificate to join the U.S. Army if they’re willing to enlist before the end of the 2022 fiscal year, the service announced Thursday. >Military.com first reported the Army announcement on Friday, which said individuals can enlist in the service without the previously required proof of high-school level education if they’re willing to ship to basic training before the end of the fiscal year on Oct. 1. >Prospective recruits must still be at least 18 years, qualify for a job in the active-duty Army and score at least 50 points on the 100-point Armed Services Vocational Aptitude Battery (ASVAB). >A score of 50 on the ASVAB is relatively low, though a score of 31 is the bare minimum to qualify for Army service in general. >The Army has allowed people to enlist at the age of 17 without having finished high school through the Future Soldiers Program, but they would have to finish their high school education or equivalent program before they could ship to basic training. >This change in requirements to enlist in the Army comes as the service has struggled in recent months to meet its recruiting goals. The Army and other military branches have been offering new incentives amid struggles in recruiting across the board. >In January, the Army was offering up to $50,000 in bonuses for new recruits to take on specialties that are in high demand, like missile defense crews, special forces, signals intelligence and fire control specialists. >On June 17, the service announced a new bonus incentive, offering a $35,000 bonus to ship within 45 days on a typical four-year contract in all career fields. >The Army also announced a $10,000 bonus for recruits to sign on to a special contract that entails two years of service in the active-duty Army, followed by two more years in the Army National Guard or Army Reserve. >Future Soldiers who have enlisted and are shipping in July, August or September are authorized to renegotiate their contract to ship earlier but they are limited to the training seats available,” Patricia Crowe, the Enlistment Eligibility Processing Division Chief with the U.S. Army Recruiting Command (USAREC) said. >Last week, the Army made yet another change to increase the pool of potential recruits and incentivize the retention of current soldiers by easing its restrictions on the types of tattoos a potential recruit may have upon joining. >The Army will now allow Soldiers to have one tattoo on each hand that does not exceed one inch in length,” the updated policy states. >Soldiers also have the option to place one tattoo no larger than two inches on the back of their neck and one, inch-long tattoo behind each ear. >Additionally, tattoos can be impressed between fingers as long as the designs cannot be seen when the fingers are closed.” >Previously, recruits who had these types of tattoos had to fill out waivers for exceptions, which could sometimes take weeks to process before they could proceed with joining the service. >NBC News reported on Monday that the Army has reached about 40 percent of its enlisted recruiting goal for the 2022 fiscal year, ending on Sept. 30. >The Army has just over three months to reach the remaining 60 percent of its annual recruiting goal but the summer months after high school graduations are when recruiters typically do their most work. https://archive.ph/oBLxP

>>247179 I was about to include this in the OP until I found out Gallagher died today as well. >>247180 Still not joining lol.

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US Navy raises enlistment age limit to 41 as recruiting problems continue >The U.S. Navy has raised its maximum age for general enlistment from 39 to 41, after the U.S. military saw historic struggles with recruiting in the 2022 fiscal year and signs of continued struggles ahead. >Navy Times first reported on the new enlistment age cutoff on Monday. The updated age limit went into effect last week. Prior to this change, the Navy’s general enlistment cutoff age was 39 and sailors had to report to boot camp before their 40th birthday. >Under the new change, recruits must now report to boot camp before their 42nd birthday. As we continue to navigate a challenging recruiting environment, raising the enlistment age allows us to widen the pool of potential recruits, creating opportunities for personnel who wish to serve,” Navy Recruiting Command spokesman Cmdr. Dave Benham told Navy Times. >While the enlistment age limit is applied generally across the service, Benham said the Navy will still impose more strict age limits for sailors pursuing specific job specialties, such as Navy SEALs and divers. >As of Tuesday, the Navy’s recruiting website still listed 28-years-old as the maximum cutoff age to begin the SEAL training pipeline. >At the present moment, the U.S. Army’s maximum general enlistment age is still set at 35 years old. The U.S. Air Force’s maximum general enlistment age is 40. >The U.S. Marine Corp maintains the lowest general enlistment age, requiring recruits to enlist by age 28. In addition to raising its enlistment age, the Navy has been rolling out other measures to attract more recruits. >This year, the Navy barely passed its active-component enlisted recruiting goal 33,400 new enlisted sailors, bringing in 33,442 sailors in total. While it barely met it’s active enlisted recruiting goal, the Navy missed its 200 active-duty officer goal number by 209 officers. >The service’s reserve component also saw shortfalls. By the end of the fiscal year on Sept. 30, the Navy Reserve had recruited 5,442 new recruits of its 7,400-recruit goal. The Navy Reserve also brought in 982 new officers out of its goal of 1,360. >In addition to missing some of its 2022 recruiting goal, the Navy has also exhausted its Delayed Entry Program (DEP) pool to the lowest level in decades. >In a typical year, military services will be able to meet their recruiting goals and then have more prospective recruits held over in the DEP to begin shipping out in the next recruiting year. >The Navy has said its DEP is at “critically low levels” and a third of the pool is comprised of high-schoolers who cannot ship out to boot camp until they graduate in the spring of 2023. >Before the end of the 2022 fiscal year, the Navy began offering up to $115,000 in enlistment incentives for recruits in certain high-demand occupational ratings. >The enlistment incentives included a maximum enlistment bonus of $50,000 and up to $65,000 in loan repayments, with the ability for recruits to max out on both incentive offers for a combined $115,000 in incentives. https://archive.ph/bXBSs Finding older recruits would help Army deal with enlistment shortages, study finds >The U.S. Army, faced with an increasingly difficult recruiting environment, should target older Americans for service rather than focusing almost exclusively on high schoolers and recent graduates, an Army-commissioned survey said. >“In the coming years, devoting more resources toward recruiting older individuals may help in the Army’s effort to reach its targeted end-strength goals,” the Rand Corp. think tank said in a report released this week. >The study, which focuses on ways to attract more people over the age of 21, comes as the military grapples with trying to win new members in the midst of historically low unemployment. >A strong job market, combined with higher numbers of people ineligible for service because of obesity and substance abuse, means the Army must find new strategies, Rand said. The study was commissioned after the Army in 2018 missed its recruiting goal for the first time since 2005, falling short of its target of 76,500 by about 6,500 soldiers, or around 8.5%. >Although the Army has subsequently met targets, it’s goals have been “substantially reduced,” Rand said. Recruits who are older than 21, as a group, score higher on qualification tests, Rand found. >After completing basic combat training, older recruits also are more likely to complete their first-term contract, to be promoted and to reenlist for an additional term. >During interviews, recruiters noted that older recruits are typically more committed than young recruits once they become involved in the recruiting process,” Rand said. “That is, they are less likely than younger recruits to wash out or lose interest.” >Older soldiers make up the smallest part of the enlisted ranks. Data from 2002-2017 show those between the ages of 22 and 24 make up 16 % of the enlisted ranks while those between the ages of 25 and 35 account for 12 %. >Meanwhile, those 21 and under make up 71 % of the enlisted force. While older people represent a potential growth area for Army recruiting, there are obstacles. >For starters, there is the challenge of identifying and talking to people who may be interested in service but who have left school. >Developing a plan for engaging with older recruits remotely is one possibility, the study said. In the long term and in a post pandemic world, virtual recruiting could help mitigate the challenges of finding physical locations where large numbers of both younger and older individuals congregate,” the Rand report said. >Incentives also should be considered, such as expanding the Army Loan Repayment Program, since many possible recruits are likely to have some form of college debt. >Also, older recruits are more likely to need waivers to join since past drug offenses are more common, as are health issues, such as poor eyesight or hearing. >Finding a more streamlined process for handling waivers in a timely manner could make a difference in getting older recruits into the Army, the study said. https://archive.ph/bUbTy Happy Veterans Day /v/

>>247180 Now fix VA hospitals :^)

Battlefield 2042 player count destroyed by 50k Battlefield 1 players >The Battlefield 2042 player count has been easily superseded by series FPS games Battlefield 1 and V, likely due to sales and returning players >Since its release last year the Battlefield 2042 player count, like that of a few other recent multiplayer games, has struggled to stay afloat on Steam. >As our Battlefield 2042 review stipulates, the massive shooter just doesn’t have the support it needs, and it always feels like something’s come loose from inside the game’s engine, bringing the Battlefield car to a standstill. >Well, now the FPS game has been overtaken by its own predecessors on Steam, as the low Battlefield 2042 player count has been eclipsed by previous shooters in the series. >None of this is to say the likes of Battlefield 1 and Battlefield V will stay miles above the Battlefield 2042 player count, or that there aren’t other factors at play here, but it’s intriguing nonetheless. >For the last three or so months, the Battlefield 2042 player count on Steam has sat comfortably around 5,000 players. >Battlefield 1 has been about the same, but since November 1 the number of players has skyrocketed to over 50,000 players in the game at one time. >This more than likely is underpinned by the current Steam sale for the game, which sees it at a whopping 88% off, but the concurrent players are still impressive, as noted by Emopulse (via VGC). >Since the Battlefield 1 sale is ending soon it’s unclear for how long it will absolutely eclipse the Battlefield 2042 player count stats on Steam. It’s no secret that Battlefield 2042 has been struggling, EA has even announced that Specialists will be integrated into classic Classes from previous games in the series, seemingly in an attempt to reinvigorate players of previous games with a system they remember. >As mentioned, the Battlefield 2042 player count has also been beaten out by Battlefield V, which has had around 15,000 concurrent players on Steam for the last few months, despite releasing on the platform in 2020. >It just goes to show that the Battlefield 2042 player count on Steam has less to do with a natural decline in concurrent players since release, and more to do with player reception to the game itself. >Battlefield 2042 update 2.2 is live right now and includes persistent Portal servers for premium battle pass owners, as well as the rework to the Orbital map. https://archive.ph/TatVu

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Ash Ketchum finally becomes the greatest Pokémon trainer in the world >In the current season of the anime, “Pokémon Ultimate Journeys: The Series,” the iconic character and Alola champion from Pallet Town squared off against Galar champion and No. >1- ranked trainer Leon in the Masters Eight Tournament of the Pokémon World Coronation Series. The other contenders in the tournament included Kalos champion Diantha, Hoenn champion Steven, Sinnoh champion Cynthia, Unova champion Iris, Johto champion Lance and Ash’s rival from Kalos, Alain. >Ash bested Steven in the quarter finals in a three-on-three match before advancing to fight the previously undefeated Cynthia in a six-on-six bout in the semi-finals. >As with his other matches in the tournament, Ash stuck with his squad of Pikachu, Gengar, Dracovish, Sirfetch’d, Dragonite and Lucario. >Meanwhile, Leon busted out a team composed of all three fully evolved Galar starters, the grass type Rillaboom, fire type Cinderace and water type Inteleon, along with pseudo-legendary ghost/dragon Dragapult, the Galarian Mr. Mime variant evolution Mr. Rime and his signature ace, Charizard. >Leon and Ash’s epic showdown spanned four episodes and included a special rule just for Ash. In the Masters Eight Tournament, trainers are allowed to use one1 battle mechanic per match, whether it be Dynamax/Gigantamax, Mega Evolution or Z-Move, but for the finals, Leon allowed Ash to use all three in their fight. >Their match is briefly interrupted by the appearance of the legendary Pokémon Eternatus, but they quickly get back on track as Leon Gigantamaxes his Cinderace while Ash mirrors with Gigantamax Pikachu. >The final altercation is fittingly between the two champion’s starters: Pikachu and. Charizard. Ash’s historic accomplishment is the peak of his 25 years as a perpetual 10-year-old trainer in the Pokémon anime. >Taito Okiura, vice president of marketing for The Pokémon Company International, even released a statement congratulating the protagonist: >Ash Ketchum’s determination and perseverance to achieve his goal of becoming the world’s top Pokémon Trainer over the course of 25 seasons represents the very best of what it means to be a Trainer. >We cannot wait to celebrate this moment with Pokémon fans when the newest season of ‘Pokémon Ultimate Journeys: The Series’ and this adventure-defining episode air around the world in the coming year. This is a season fans won’t want to miss!” >Netizens jumped on social media to celebrate the crowning achievement. What a special, legendary, historic day. This will never get old,” wrote one user. “I’m so proud of him.” >Waited my entire life for Ash Ketchum to finally become the Champion,” wrote another. 25 years of showcasing Ash Ketchum’s journey and today, he reached a new level,” another user commented. >After all his development, struggles and perseverance, Ash defeats Leon and becomes the new World Champion. Ash Ketchum is now the strongest trainer in world of the Pokémon anime” https://archive.ph/eBoOY

>>247184 >Now fix VA hospitals :^) Trump the closes one that tried to fox VA hospitals ironically. Pentagon, military and zogbot vets still hated him.

Call of Duty Modern Warfare II sales outpace Vanguard's lifetime sales >In the two weeks since Call of Duty Modern Warfare 2 launched, the FPS game has come close to surpassing Call of Duty Vanguard’s lifetime sales in Europe, GamesIndustry.biz reports. It now ranks as the third best-selling game of the year, behind Elden Ring and FIFA 23. >As to how well Activision’s latest performed in the United States, we’ll have to wait until the NPD Group publishes its monthly sales report. If Vanguard is any indication, though, Modern Warfare 2 likely saw similar levels of success. >Barely a month after Vanguard launched in November 2021, it was at the top of the sales charts, despite selling less spectacularly than Activision hoped for. >Also defying expectations is the PlayStation 5, which, even after price increases and continued shortages, surpassed the Nintendo Switch as the month’s best-selling hardware for the first time since September 2021. >Other notables include Mario+Rabbids: Sparks of Hope, which debuted at number five across all European markets, Bayonetta 3 at number 14, and A Plague Tale: Requiem at number 12. >In the middle of the new launches are evergreen titles, such as Grand Theft Auto 5, which still managed to be Europe’s third best-selling game nearly 10 years after it first released, and Red Dead Redemption 2, which found itself just outside the top five, as the sixth best-selling game of the month. https://archive.ph/uGwRm

>>247181 You do know you hero probably died from butt cancer from being sodomized and infected by HPV right? I would loss respect for Tony hawk if I found he got HPV throat cancer from sucking off the Jack Ass members.

>>247187 >it finally happened but over 20 years later, long after it stopped mattering Why is it always like this?

>>247190 Shut up, poo.

>>247188 Well of course, that money could have gone towards white meat grinders.

>>247156 >>247185 >Battlefield 2042 player count destroyed by 50k Battlefield 1 players For me, Battlefield 1 is the last good battlefield game. I still think it looks better than battlefield V and 2042 outside of lighting. >Call of Duty Modern Warfare II sales outpace Vanguard's lifetime sales All the issues with Nu-modern warfare 2 Woke bullshit from vanguard wasn’t one of them. This is still get woke go broke. Outside YouTubers that think Soap and ghost were gay for ripping on each other and obviously pro-invading Mexico and Iran propaganda. I don’t recall anything woke in the Nu-modern warfare 2 campaign. If anything it had politically incorrect elements. Like the US-Mexican border is easy to cross being a plot point.

>>247180 >Army cuts high school diploma requirement to boost recruiting I don’t think this was being enforced after 9/11, to begin with. >>247183 >US Navy raises enlistment age limit to 41 as recruiting problems to continue What did no one become a sailor after the navy started to teach pronouns and critical race theory at boot camp? >Finding older recruits would help Army deal with enlistment shortages, study finds At this point, either America will have to bring back the draft or have another 9/11 to increase recruitment. Or do the same thing in the mid-2000s game 25 to life start recruiting gang members to fight in the Middle East, Mexico, and Eastern Europe. I miss the early to late 2000s gang culture video games. The genre ended with 50-cent blood on the sand and saints row 2. Along with the skateboarding game genre. The genre feels so alien now. The only skateboarders I see now are hipsters in theirs 30s too lazy to walk. No doing skate tricks anymore.

>>247195 >At this point, either America will have to bring back the draft or have another 9/11 to increase recruitment. Or raise the pay from starting at like $24k. Yeah you have pretty much all expenses paid, doesn't matter if you lose an arm or a leg and get a few consolation prizes back home.

It’s not just you: Microsoft confirms Windows 11 is having gaming issues https://archive.ph/3TtyV So much for the gaming OS Microsoft Patch Tuesday fixes 11 critical security vulnerabilities and six zero-days being actively exploited https://archive.ph/CUK4w >11 critical security vulnerabilities and six zero-days Spooky shit EU’s “in-depth investigation” could spell trouble for Microsoft/Activision deal https://archive.ph/ib0Eh Get fucked Could Microsoft be North Carolina's next Apple? Ecodevo execs play the long game https://archive.ph/k1gB0 Guess I have to boycott the entire state of North Carolina now less there some semi relevant Linux or BSD team working there I can give shekels to. I HATE THE ANTI CHRIST >>247164 >>247166 Personally I think the Unionfags should just get together and buy the property for themselves and run their own business if they think they can do a better job spoiler alert they probably can't and see just how easy it is to run a business in America in the current year +6. Let the free market be the judge.

>>247197 >start a workers co-op coffee shop >loan to take it because no savings >another loan to get equipment, did you think that leased shit was getting left behind? >after the student loan payment and cost of stocking a wall of a thousand coffee types, each walks home at the end of the month with $8.

>>247191 It's like with FF7, they hold on to it until they're desperate.

>>247191 probably because they're finally ending the anime

>>247200 Really? Man that's weird. It's always been on.

>>247180 >>247183 Good, fuck the US military. I hope their recruiting troubles continue and they have no one left to fight their upcoming banker war.

>>247200 So does he get a new theme for that last episode? He is finally the very best like no one ever was.

>>247202 I can already tell you, if they start drafting people, the quality of repair work will suffer. F-35 inspections? Yeah it can fly, who cares about a bit of rust on the engine, can fix it when the war ends.

>>247201 >>247201 Yeah, the tites of the next few episodes are "The Future I Grasp!" and "Pokemon! I'm Glad To Have Met You!". Not to mention this clip that basically goes over Ash's history during the last 25 years and the OG anime theme playing as Pikachu does a final attack

>>247197 Thats why i use Windows XP

>>247206 The true open source experience.

>>247206 You're better off just installing Linux at that point

>>247195 >either America will have to bring back the draft It still exists, but good luck with actually using that as a means to build the army. >>247197 >Microsoft confirms Windows 11 is having gaming issues Good thing I'm sticking with Windows 7. >EU’s “in-depth investigation” could spell trouble for Microsoft/Activision deal It's nothing, just the EU being super retarded by unironically declaring that Call of Duty must be on every console per government mandate. >the Unionfags should just get together and buy the property for themselves and run their own business if they think they can do a better job Did you not hear about that Socialist-style coffee shop in Michigan, that had to shutdown in under a year?

>>247205 So, is it worth going back and watching ALL 25 season of this show, and the 22 movies?

>>247206 i don't believe you, post a screenshot of your desktop with your browser window showing this thread.

>>247210 Nope. Pokemon stopped being worth watching (as a kid) around the time of the Sinnoh region, when they made the english OPs absolute dogshit. Almost every OP until that point was great and memorable, and then they made it this awful cringy rap shit that I hated as a kid. In terms of movies I think I watched till Lucario.and possibly Darkrai/Giratina, at latest Zoroark.

>>247212 >when they made the english OPs absolute dogshit What degenerate nigger watches anime with the English dub?!

>>247213 >I love jelly filled donuts!

>>247213 I dunno fag, maybe one who doesn't need to pretend like anyone watched the fucking pokemon sub when the only option for most kids was the dub?

which one of you niggers is advertising 8chan on fucking twitch

>>247216 >$8

>>247216 > $8chan is that what they're calling Twitter these days?

>>247216 that's not really advertising 8chan; without the ".moe" part, nobody would know it refers to this site, since most info on the internet would tell them that "8chan" refers to what is now 8kunt.

Also, why is it EVERYTHING is finally having a finale? Berserk and HxH are finally out of their hiatuses with the intention of being finished, One Piece is on it's final arc, Pokemon has two episode left. What else is nearing the end of their story? Is there some global consciousness that's compelling people to get off their asses and finish the stories?

>>247220 It all started with gintama.

>>247220 The people that started them are growing old and retiring.

>>247220 I wish bastard!!! was also out of hiatuses... surely anytime now

>>247220 Miura, Takahashi, and Abe's deaths got people worried enough perhaps. I also think Horikoshi's shit should be within sight of ending too. Don't forget Bleach is finally getting its ending properly adapted too, maybe they will fix al the shittiness with that part in the manga.

>>247204 >F-35 inspections drop in quality for a multi purpose fighter jet that already suffers from reliability issues because the designers originally cheaped out on physical prototypes because they thought it could all be done on a computer to save money >ironic given the whole thing it s fucking money pit with a trillion dollar meme VR headset needed to pilot the damn thing >As a result the A-10 Warthog's services life is extended for the next three centuries with a few upgrades here and there >may even life long enough to be fitted with space age energy shields Well at least one positive thing will come out of the draft even if I'm not enthusiastic to go bomb Persians and Syrians... I'd willingly sign up if CCP wasn't just bluffing for political clout and actually started carpet bombing Taiwan in reparation for a full scale invasion though even if reluctantly. =Warthog is stronk Also this >>247209 >It still exists, but good luck with actually using that as a means to build the army. Being in charge of commanding a bunch of spoiled soy paste sucking Marvel fans, trannies, and limp dick Ritalin addicted incels who've never done a days worth of hard labor their entire lives sounds more like being a babysitter with guns than it does being the leader of an even somewhat competent army. At that point I'd rather just bribe Liberian warlords and gangsters with citizenship the same way the Saudi's conscript people from Sudan, at least then you have people who won't cry every time they fire a gun. I pity whoever gets stuck with that job. Oh boy the future sure is looking bright for the American dream, bright as in atomic bright. DON'T LOOK AT IT! >>247206 You do you anon but I already don't trust Microsoft's security let alone the security of an operating system that stopped getting security patches back in the early 2000's. >>247209 >Good thing I'm sticking with Windows 7. Doesn't that also no longer get security patches? >just the EU being super retarded by unironically declaring that Call of Duty must be on every console per government mandate. Well most of that is just Sony lobbying the EU;SSR out of sheer butthurt spite because their not willing to accept the fact they'll end up like SEGA sooner or later even though the Xbox, Bing Bing Wahoo Machine, and the Steam Deck are beating their ass. Also let's not pretend Microsoft isn't burred deep in several governments across the world. I have absolutely zero sympathy for them.

>>247224 >maybe they will fix al the shittiness with that part in the manga. Thats VERY optimistic, but i won't show you down anon i hope you are right

>>247225 >Sony lobbying the EU;SSR out of sheer butthurt spite because their not willing to accept the fact they'll end up like SEGA sooner or later It didn't have to be this way, but Sony went full retard at the start of the 2010's and hasn't stopped one iota since.

>>247225 >Doesn't that also no longer get security patches? Not him, but i still use my windows 7 pc, and while the Mullvud no longer supported on it, it still works fine for downloading games and other internet activities.

>>247220 >It's been almost a decade since Dec 21st 2012 >>247224 They could just keep going as long as the games go. After all the original writer for the Pokemon anime and movies died a long time ago

>>247228 >and while the Mullvud no longer supported on it A lot of FOSS software doesn't support anything earlier than W10 for some retarded reason anymore. Those of us using OBS are stuck on 27.2.4.

>>247228 >Not him, but i still use my windows 7 pc, and while the Mullvud no longer supported on it Honestly this fucking infuriated me when I saw the news. For a privacy-advocating company, what a bunch of fucking retards to not realize how many people had a bunch of qualms with using Winjews 10 and now Winjews 11. Its sheer fucking retardation, I still have a Win7 PC myself, though I haven't used it in a while since my laptop have been convenient enough for my basic needs thus far, but when I get back to proper gaming which requires playing on something bigger and stronger with a bigger monitor I usually go back on the thing. >>247229 >they could just keep going as long as the games go they will probably either continue it somehow after baiting everyone to thinking its a conclusion and causing people to beg for its return, or make a new one for the next generation.

>>247230 Don't forget more and more emulators dropping support for Win7 as of late too.

>>247228 7 can do less than linux at this point. Just try one of the ez distros like Mint or something. I've used it for a year now and it works great.

>>247231 >For a privacy-advocating company, what a bunch of fucking retards to not realize how many people had a bunch of qualms with using Winjews 10 and now Winjews 11. What about all the retards USING THIS VERY FUCKING SITE who keep telling people to upgrade to W10? >>247232 Really? Which ones? >>247233 >7 can do less than linux at this point Speaking of which, want to hear something infuriating? We all know how M$ is pushing people to upgrade to W10 because of DX12, right? Well, guess what, DX12 APIs and runtimes exist for W7. Why doesn't anyone then use them, you ask? Because M$ literally has those APIs and runtimes locked in a vault and will not allow anyone to use them outside of specific circumstances: https://archive.ph/hZ2Ei

>>247231 >for a privacy-advocating company The lack of security makes privacy a lesser concern, they should drop windows entirely but then they wouldn't get easy shekels. Also don't need the app, I use wireguard and used to use openvpn without it, in fact it's encouraged since it has less bugs than their gui program.

>>247225 Anon the VR thing for the f-35 its for better interface with missiles and AWACS, the plane is not meant to be a dogfighter but a high tech missile spammer shooting before anyone can see it, think of it like a flying submarine. Also, the A-10 is overhyped when you look at its actual performance.

>>247180 >>247183 >>247202 I know some friends that joined the Navy. They probably went into the military for they pay or something. >>247220 >Pokemon has two episode left I think that Ash's journey would still continue. The anime is just as long lasting as Doraemon.

>>247231 >Honestly this fucking infuriated me when I saw the news. /t/ said that you can still use mullvad on windows 7 just as an older version.

>>247220 Things just end? Bleach and Naruto tapped out years ago, Dr Stone ended, Rokudo no Onnatachi reached a conclusion, but you aren't broken up about any of those. Things end eventually, even people. Tick tock, nigga.

>>247156 >Pheonix Rie is dead Jesus Christ... this is the first I'm hearing of it. She was one of my favorite devs, and Phantasy Star played a huge part in my childhood. Maybe I'll do a Skies of Arcadia playthrough in remembrance, even though it was tainted by lazy shithead "localizers". Well this day took a sharp fucking 180. May the Pheonix rise again, someday.

>>247234 >Really? Which ones? The ps2 and ps3 one.

>>247234 iirc Dolphin and Yuzu both did for example. >What about all the retards USING THIS VERY FUCKING SITE who keep telling people to upgrade to W10? I have never seen anyone advocate this here. You should assume such people are shills and just ignore them anon. In my case my laptops are stuck with W10 and I don't feel like dealing with the problems that installing Linux would give me; I still support those who would use Linux out of principle, but I'm not gonna switch over myself until I know its not a fucked user experience anymore. (aka seeing people who complain about the massive problems they experience after switching over, and the fact that loonix-related threads are still mostly troubleshooting) I've learned enough from trusting people who overhype software over the internet; they aren't the ones who have to use your computer. >>247238 Yeah, its just frustrating is all.

>>247239 >Naruto Considering Boruto started right after it doesn't feel much like an ending. >Dr Stone ended It did? I don't follow the manga. What happened?

>>247220 Because not everything it's the fucking comic industry where you can recycle and gargle up the same 5 characters ad Infinitum and retards would Buy it anyway. And some of those authors are just fucking done and tired already, and just want to finish their shit sometimes with mixed results, like fucking Tokyo revengers

>>247242 Flatpaks replacing aur/alternate repositories is a pretty significant improvement, now you aren't dependancy cucked if a developer runs newer software than your repos. The main problem now is systemd is backdoored.

>>247236 The F-35 it's just a portable F-22, so it can be launched in sorties from aircraft carriers >>247232 Just use the Old versiones who supported win7 lmao

>>247220 I mean Berserk was coming to an end already but Miura died. Probably why HxH's mangaka came out of essentially what was retirement. Probably scared of dying before his work is finished.

>>247246 >older versions problem is that some emulators like Yuzu still has compatibility issues with a fair amount of games, so some games will simply never be playable on those older versions

>>247245 >The main problem now is systemd is backdoored. Elaborate please

>>247246 Also technically cheaper. >inb4 the development cost Im talking aboutthe cost to buy and operate the dammed things, they are cheaper than a fucking eurofighter typhoon, wich is surprising really. I wish we still had cool ass fighters like the f-14, but alas the stealth missile dumpers are the current predicted future air doctrine.

>>247242 People forgot they had to learn how to use windows once too. Most stuff just werks and games you can even add to steam and run through proton. I would still hold onto a drive that can run windows but most stuff just works.

>>247243 I dunno how far you got, but Whyman is a space robot hivemind made up of petrification devices that can't function in oxygen, that stoned people as an intelligence test because they don't understand how biology works. Senku and two others went to the moon to talk with them which ended in them fucking off except for one as an envoy, and the ending implication is they're going to research/complete a time machine to reverse the whole stone process.

>>247241 Jeez, might as well buy the real thing at this point. Actually, to follow that up, what happened to FLOSS devs supporting Windows XP? >>247242 >iirc Dolphin and Yuzu both did for example. Good thing that I have a GC and a Wii U already, meawhile never plan to touch the Switch. >I have never seen anyone advocate this here. I have. They try to be sly by recommending LTSB, but I'm quick to point out that it doesn't solve the issue that exist with W10 beyond just the privacy problems. >>247244 I'm not expecting them to make their series indefinitely, my question is in regards to them all ending at around the exact same time.

>>247251 >people forgot they had to learn how to use windows once too yeah, as children with a shit-ton of free time and no worries about shit like what happens to your important files, except maybe savegames >most stuff just werks I've heard that one before. Again, I'll wait until I see more than just hype. People who can't talk honestly about a software's flaws and just pretend like its a totally perfect user experience make me even more skeptical of its usability. An anon like >>247245 is a lot more credible to me since he can tell me specifics on what actually might have changed to make linux more worth using as of late, but again, this is an entire OS change we're talking about here. I have spent my entire life using Winjews and am currently in rigorous classes, I don't have time or the risk-buffer to be OS-experimenting on what is currently my only laptop, especially as the semester approaches. I've heard good things about Linux Mint and Linux Mint Cinnamon, but I'll keep waiting for now.

>>247242 >iirc Dolphin and Yuzu both did for example. With yuzu, I don't even think it was the emulator itself as much as some of the UI framework they use dropping W7 support, since I got the more recent builds running on 7 by only replacing the exe and dlls that seem to be related to the actual emulation.

>>247254 Picking up a $50 ebay thinkpad is probably the way to get started, bonus points if the cpu predates spectre/meltdown chips.

>>247252 That's....kinda bizarre. But oh well. Does Senku stay a perma-virgin?

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

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☑ 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 ☑ The Ruby Ridge of online violence ☑ Funneled men into far-right politics via witch-hunting ☑ We now live in a gamergateocracy ☑ Resulted in abortions being banned ☑ Accused of being none other than Gamergate ☑ Making mainstream games soft-sell white supremacy ☑ Getting their own theater piece in the Netherlands ☑ Was a rebellion against English class ☑ Conquistato il senato Italiano usando nerd armati ☑ Let the far right borrow it's online moves ☑ Radicalized a """"Right Wing"""" illegal immigrant canadian nudist hippy into assassinating Nancy Pelosi's husband with a hammer

Musk: twatter going bankrupt a real possibility. https://archive.ph/8bp4E >"Without significant subscription revenue, there is a good chance Twitter will not survive the upcoming economic downturn.” Unless Twitter can generate profits from its $8 monthly Blue program, bankruptcy is a very real possibility, Musk reportedly said, adding that the platform is currently too dependent on advertising.

>>247259 let it die

>>247257 You say it like it was a plot point to get his end away but i'm almost positive nobody fucks. I don't even think muscle boy and tailor girl are shown kissing, despite having been married once before the last chapter and planning on getting married again so everyone can see the ceremony.

>>247259 https://yewtu.be/IVXJmfd3cmg

>>247259 If it was so unprofitable how did it survive before? Much like unprofitable news organizations it would seem quite obvious that social engineering profits in other ways. Ways that vanish once the bot farms start shutting down and the backdoors are closed.

>>247262 now say goodnight to your uncle milty!

>>247263 You missed the previous episode where many advertisers dropped twitter.

>>247260 Its too soon you nigger!

>>247265 Only heard of a few. Was it a lot more than I heard?

>>247263 >>247265 He is also forgetting the unlimited ESG or whatever is it funding for good communist goyim program.

>>247267 U tel mi m8 https://archive.ph/zgg3i

>>247269 Advertisers dropping twatter is just a PR stunt that will fade as soon as the new "big thing" happens and the normalnniggers forget entirely about it. They know their ads need to be seen by the consoomers that populate the social network, and so far there is no alternative for them.

>>247205 You're crazy if you think TPC will give a finale to its adnime. They already are teasing a new season set in not-Spain. Check the picture, the 3 ships reference Columbus' ships, and the bubble definitively is a legendary Pokemon (maybe Mew so Goh, can have an excuse to appear in the new anime too). >>247249 There's no proof that systemd is compromised (yet), but a lot of people are wary of it because – it's source code is an opaque clusterfuck with over 1M lines of code that change often due to updates, making the project extremely difficult to audit. – Lennart Poettering, the creator and main dev, used to work for Red Hat, a company that has forced its way in a lot of projects by having more resources than its competitors and that recently was bought by IBM. He now works for Microsoft. – systemd has a lot of other functions besides being an init system (the thing it was created for), and has replaced other projects with time, creating a dependency on it (GNOME, whose development is also funded by Red Hat, requires systemd to work).

>>247261 What's the point of creating so many big hipped bombshells if not a single one gets pregnant?

>>247259 He have lots of connections, he could easily get advertising easily. Why is he not doing this?

>>247273 We dose he need to? Like what >>247270 said they will be back once people stop giving a shit.

https://archive.ph/Plqxn https://archive.ph/o6DZj >Late September, Little Witch Nobeta talked about how certain costumes (Bunny, Bear) would be under review for Nintendo Switch and there would be news about them in October >since then not a word >To my understanding, every platform since have gotten them including Playstation, still nothing on Switch >This issue has not been addressed no matter how much this certain person asks about it on social media >In my opinion these costumes are much tamer then swimsuit costume that previously caused a delay in being reviewed, so if it was somehow not approved that would be very weird Every since the massive Massage Freaks controversy it's clear to me that Nintendo has been much more cautious (aka cucked) when it comes to what they approve, so I hope this doesn't have any shenanigans behind it.

>Trump-endorsed Joe Lombardo won the gubernatiorial race in Nevada >For the first time in many years, it went red

>>247276 still waiting patiently to see if its going to be 50 or 51 red senators

Reminder to play some games in the Demo Day thread if you have time and give our nodevs some feedback and thoughts, and hopefully have fun There's some cool projects as always >>732492 >>732507 >>732560 >>732643 >>732666 >>732780 >>732833 I was just playing some FPRogue myself, was bretty gud.

>>247234 >https://archive.ph/hZ2Ei Oh wow, what a bunch of ultrajews. I wonder if this could be reused for games that don't normally support DX12 on W7 to give them support since they had to be somehow including the DX12 support in the form of libraries with the games they released. Additionally I wonder if wine's DX12 implementation can be used to this extent as well, I know some people sometime use it instead of Window's native DX12 implementation.

>>247279 It was funny reading that the new intel gpus dont support anything below directx 12, older games get emulated up.

>>247277 The wait is driving me insane. How long will the GA runoff last? I'm waiting for the inevitable economic crash.

>>247259 That'd be hilarious. Probably the most expensive purchase to add to that list of corporate acquisitions which went straight into the trash after being completed. But yeah, I don't believe him.

>>247156 >DC Pride will immortalize Kevin Conroy as a LGBTBBQXYZ+ Icon He might be a fucking Libshits and did DC Pride shit, but that's just sad

>>247277 These guys have similar sounding names as anti-depressants.

>>247277 >>247276 Waiting to see if cheaters in AZ (Maricopa) give up, red counties are holding back results to make Maricopa results so blatantly rigged that courts won't have grounds to deny a full deep audit conducted like the last one, or even stricter.

>>247282 Yeah this just sounds like a way to sell the rental blue checkmark shit to the retards currently throwing a fit over it. >>247277 Gotta hope this election hasn't been fortified as well.

>>247286 It has, but they know more eyes are watching. I'm surprised Dr. Oz isn't contesting the results, or asking for an audit, considering Fetterwoman's campaign was about to sue to get late or undated mail-in ballots (ie illegal) counted.

anyone here knows about the Sam Bankman-Fried stuff?

>>247288 (((Bankman))) Yeah, he's another grifting slimy crypto kike who tricked a bunch of investment firms to throw their money at him. Isn't FTX going under due to the recession? Overbought is an understatement.

>>247289 that isn't all i meant, i mean stuff like how intertwined the little matzo was https://nitter.pussthecat.org/JagoeCapital/status/1590751676105125888 https://archive.ph/ZIRfY

>>247288 Yeah, a little.

Hacked Australian Health Insurer Data Posted to Dark Web >Medibank Private has refused to pay a ransom to hackers >Data includes names, addresses, birthdates of customers https://archive.ph/sJ5E6 Australia blames Russians for health insurance data theft https://archive.ph/F2876 I blame their shit tier security regardless of who's responsible. Australia Has Just Been Hacked... https://odysee.com/@SomeOrdinaryGamers:a/australia-has-just-been-hacked...:b I HATE THE ANTI CHRIST, AND THE NATION OF AUSTRALIA. >>247227 >It didn't have to be this way, but Sony went full retard at the start of the 2010's and hasn't stopped one iota since. Ehh two birds one stone from my perspective, who cares if one of those birds gave themselves Ebola Aids? Not my problem. >>247236 >Anon the VR thing for the f-35 its for better interface with missiles and AWACS, the plane is not meant to be a dogfighter but a high tech missile spammer shooting before anyone can see it, think of it like a flying submarine. Big if true, actually sounds kinda interesting given that context now....I'll admit I don't know shit about military aviation outside of /k/ shitposting and meme's so if your smarter than me I'll just take your word for it anon. >Also, the A-10 is overhyped when you look at its actual performance. Perhaps, BUT...

>>247292 The only thing which I heard was BRRRRRRRAP

>>247293 ye

>>247228 >Mullvud no longer works on Windows 7 Fuck, since when?! It was only last year that I used it and had no issues!!

>>247296 version 2021.6 is the last supported windows 7 version which was released on Nov 18, 2021. /t/ said you can still use the older version without it leaking your IP.

>>247297 >version 2021.6 is the last supported windows 7 version Oh thank God I just happen to have that version still. Though fortunately they have a Github with prior versions. I've run across other apps that assume you have at least Windows 8, Calibre in particular. It's key in removing DRM from purchased RAW manga (from Kobo; Bookwalker is impossible) and I don't know what I'll do if that and its plugin suddenly stops working.

>>247263 > it was so unprofitable how did it survive before? gathering info on people and selling.

>>247298 I had to use an older version Calibre also for windows 7.

>>247299 why is that slowpoke a nigger?

>>247279 >>I wonder if wine's DX12 implementation can be used to this extent as well Sure can, here's Elden Ring running on Win 7 with VKD3D. https://yewtu.be/watch?v=KwPWyJKTx_A&t=187

>>247263 by receiving capital "investments" from enterprises and newly formed entities

>>247301 Yes, I didn't make it clear but the same goes for me. Purchased like $50 worth of manga (probably $30 with today's yen) that never got ripped/pirated anywhere else and fell into a panic when it initially appeared there was no prior version of the program to remove the DRM. Might be worth it to stash the installers somewhere, just in case.

>>247291 This is why jews love psychology, the sooner you learn tricks and tips to hide the blemishes of your personality disorders, the sooner you can sprint towards your goal of world domination. The faster you get things done and the less vulnerable you are makes mentally, makes you unstoppable if not for a bullet, we should kill them all we should adapt they way they do and make successes of ourselves.

>>247294 Imagine being some barely trained Iraqi conscript tasked with manning the main gun on your ancient BMP-1 with armor that might as well be made of tinfoil and you see a fleet of A-10's from the distance and you know there's literally nothing you can do about the fact that in just a few seconds your gonna get brapped to death, not even enough time to pray or enjoy one last vice on this earth. I guess you could try shooting back with your obsolete gun as a coping mechanism but at best you'd probably just scratch the paint off one of the Warthogs unless you get real fucking lucky and hit the cockpit window. Fucking nightmare fuel, I feel kinda sorry for em. Not dissin BMP's of course, they where great speedy troop carriers for crossing rivers and lakes (when they're properly maintained) during their time but they sure as fuck are pretty damn useless now for getting close to the front lines. >>247275 TAIWAN NUMER WAN! You should re-post this in the dedicated LWN thread once this GG thread 404's less you've already made this post there.. >>247306 Should we buy Mark a book on basic psychology then?

>>247270 I don't think so, this might be related to ESG scores and/or advertisers being a front for foreign government that just gave money to twitter to kill or boost news. If twitter doesn't do trannyslop, they won't give money to it.

>>247220 Gotta wrap this shit up before WWIII. >>247263 Twitter was literally never profitable in its entire existence. It was propped up with infinite cash infusions from ESG and governments using it for social engineering / surveillance. When Musk bought it with the intention of turning it legit, all that money went poof. Now he's left with the realization that it is an unsustainable business and basically needs donations from the people to keep it running. I think Elon's big mistake was announcing his free speech idealist intentions from the beginning. That simply set him up to get hammered by the globalist lobby. He should have just bought it, kept his mouth shut about his plans, and then quietly done changes from the inside so that advertisers wouldn't have reason to back out. Oh well, hindsight is 20/20. I hope he manages to turn things around and that this doesn't ruin him financially.

>>247269 >>247270 "activists" scream glowies from governs

does anyone have the cuck/tg/ cap about the elf periods and how utterly fucked human periods are when compared to literally any other animal, including those that do have something akin to periods?

>>247292 >I'll admit I don't know shit about military aviation outside of /k/ shitposting Lazerpig has a pretty good video explaining the porpouse of the F-35, hell a couple of days ago a squadron of F-35s finally met their chinese counterparts during a routine patrol, both of these planes are meant to infiltrate air spaces and knock down patrols, radars and AA before they realize whats going on.

>>247156 >>247242 >In my case my laptops are stuck with W10 and I don't feel like dealing with the problems that installing Linux would give me; I still support those who would use Linux out of principle, but I'm not gonna switch over myself until I know its not a fucked user experience anymore. (aka seeing people who complain about the massive problems they experience after switching over, and the fact that loonix-related threads are still mostly troubleshooting) I'm in the same boat, I really wish to switch to Linux (I have an older one that runs Mint and I used it for programming and niche tools like ddrescue). My problems are as follows: -Having installe W7 on a Laptop from the same manufacturer, I can tell you that most of the shit lacks drivers or runs on the default ones, with no option to install newer ones. This means that certain components are permanently disabled (i.e. Bluetooth and Touchpad), or don't work correctly with any OS that isn't Winbloats1X. I had installed Mint on it as well and there were several issues just like that, for example I could not use the Nvidia graphic card I forgot the reason, it just wouldn't work with anything; -It's hard to troubleshoot issues. Granted, W7 and the other ones are also rather fucked when it comes to customer service or finding the right solution to your problem, but the time required to fix something on a Winbloats is much lower than the time required to even describe the problem on a distro; -I've heard the suggestion most people make about programs that don't run natively on Linux: install Wine or Virtual Machine and run them through Windows. Makes sense, but the problem is that you truly cannot make a complete switch from one OS to the other, when that was supposed to be the goal to begin with; -Most jobs I've taken require one of the two mainline OS for retarded legacy or contractual reasons. It means I'd have to keep a dual boot with an OS I'd only use for niche situations, severely limiting my drive's space (granted, I used to bypass this by having an USB pen with a distro pre-installed, but it's not the best of solutions); -It's a constant struggle to learn new things. Mind you, I like having more direct control on the OS, the problem is that I really don't feel like wasting hours just to learn a single way that will only work with a specific configuration and OS to do, I don't know, image manipulation, when I can just install a cracked copy of Photoshop on a doctored Winbloats and be done and over; -It's hard to find a community for Linux that is as helpful as friendly. The majority of the world runs on proprietary software, so you don't really need to find a community, but different distros have different architectures and people working on them. People that at some point will drop the project and either fork it or join a completely different one. It's really not worth following them for a GENERAL USE OS. Now, for a SPECIFIC USE OS, yeah, I think it'd be a cool thing to learn. >>247262 >>247264 Man, The Critic is so underrated. I guess Family Guy won in the end because you had to have some general knowledge of the film industry and actually pay attention to the gags to have fun.

>>247156 F

>>247313 I still havent found out how to do proper backups and have been using btrfs snapshots to unfuck my system rather than full system images. The practical solution I've found is just not updating your system when you're working. Save your recent work on a nas or flash drive and make a second backup, and hope it goes well. If it doesn't, revert and find another time to fix it. Granted, this is a pain, but so far I haven't had to use it. Just never use a forked distro or replace system components with secondary repository sources like the aur, especially in manjaro since I think their repos broke free of arch.

>>247292 >Data includes names, addresses, birthdates of customers Can't you find all that anyway?

>>247316 It's kind of bottom barrel info for identity theft anyway, it's like that problem some facebook political advertiser had 4 or 5 years ago, all the voter information is handed out for free to candidates in a county, but you couldn't collect all the county records across the state or country yourself if you were running for a higher office.

>>247194 Kill yourself you cuckchan fuckface

>>247309 >I think Elon's big mistake was announcing his free speech idealist intentions from the beginning. I thought he was pretty clear he didn't believe in free speech, at least in the public annoiuncements. All he cared about was the algorithim bullshit.

>>247319 Elon musk is an opportunist who looks out for himself, plain and simple People who expected Twitter to be something amazing after he took over were just deluding themselves, it's better than what it was for the past several years but that's about it

>>247319 reminds me of when some kid set up a twitter bot to track his personal jet by public flight numbers and he offered him 100k to shut it down because he didnt want people on twitter to know about his sex tourism trips

>>247321 Wew, sauce? He did mention an account tracking his flights

>>247320 >People who expected Twitter to be something amazing after he took over were just deluding themselves I think adding disclaimers to tweets that the public has a say in, resulting the white house deleting their own poorly thought out propaganda was a little amazing. That's not just better than the last several years, that would have never happened at any previous point in Twitter's existence. But yes, don't expect anything the the meme billionaire. He's a snake oil salesman, he's just really good at it. We're still not colonizing Mars and we still don't have self driving cars. What else has he really claimed to do? Just Starlink?

>>247323 The deep state loves his heavy rockets being able to send bigger satellites, or a bunch of smaller satellites for cheap. Their blabbering about "muh russia" on twitter is grandstanding.

>>247325 Its like i am watching end of original evangelion where they are clapping after apocalypse.

>>247321 Wow, Elon really is your typical African-American.

>>247327 No shit. He does have 10 children with like 6 or 7 women.

>>247323 >self driving cars I dont know about you anon, but I wouldnt want my car to (((accidentally))) decide to park at the bottom of a dam (with me inside) for calling somebody a nigger on the internet. Not to say that I dont agree with your point, just that some ideas are better left unrealized.

>>247323 Can you source this? That's amazing.

>>247323 dont forget the autist that bought a 8$ checkmark and impersonated so insulin company,said it was going to be free and tanked their stocks by 3% which is still several billions

>>247324 SHOOP DA WHOOP

>>247331 Good. Fuck companies, fuck investors, let it all burn.

>>247309 >Twitter was literally never profitable in its entire existence. >It was propped up with infinite cash infusions from ESG and governments using it for social engineering / surveillance. >When Musk bought it with the intention of turning it legit, all that money went poof. That's exactly what was implied in the post you are quoting. Not just about Twitter but "news" media.

>>247330 Was in a previous thread. Can't find it. It was archived though. What was the board all the GG threads get moved to? I tried searching gg, gamergate, and archive to no avail on the board list.

>>247334 >>247309 And thats exactly why the governmet wanted to meedle in the purchase of twiiter, it showed pretty clear elon isn't a trusted person for them, they probrably made a move trying to get on his opportunist side and thats why a "council" was made,they probrably gave him some money to create it

>>247292 >Our Government blames something or someone else for thing instead of punishing Medibank for this complete fuck up Sounds about right. Medibank is not to blame for having lackluster security that allowed a bunch of script kiddies to waltz right in and take millions of peoples private information, God forbid. Not their fault at all, it all down to them damn Russians.

>>247337 Which is to say,i wonder if we can create "opportunist" to make use of him to our advtange, or make ways for him to see behaviour that could be interesting for him and for us

>>247331 Reminder that the (inventor?) of insulin sold the patent to a university for one dollar with the intent of keeping insulin easily and cheaply attainable for those who needed it. Of course the hand rubbers in big pharma ensure that never happens.

>>247336 /gg/

>>247340 how the fuck can you claim to invent insulin, you cant patent something that exists in nature idiot

>>247330 Can't find the original tweet, but here's an article covering it. https://archive.ph/yoaJv Here's another one, and this article contains a cap of the tweet. https://archive.ph/wip/EqSFg archive in progress

>>247342 Yes you can

>>247307 >Should we buy Mark a book on basic psychology then? Yeah, send him to New Yorks best therapist.

>>247325 >The deep state loves his heavy rockets being able to send bigger satellites, or a bunch of smaller satellites for cheap. Their blabbering about "muh russia" on twitter is grandstanding. They need him, for now. But if Bezos' Blue Origin ever becomes viable, they'll drop Elon without a second thought.

>>247288 > anyone here knows about the Sam Bankman-Fried stuff? follow Jordan Schachtel on Twitter, and there's a dump at the end of the economic wwiii thread on mlpol. I don't have anything other than what's there.

>>247347 >They need him yeah the people who created the saturn5, gps and the internet over 50 years ago need the ceo of an insolvent company thats completely reliant on government grants to launch soviet era rockets that the russians accidentally found stashed in a silo from the 50s and auctioned them away because of how outdated the designs were

>>247349 Nigger you realize all of that shit was with the help of former Nazi scientists, who were all eventually gotten rid of and we ended up with the Space Shuttle that could barely escape the atmosphere?

>>733052 >Republicans will lose both senate and house at this point so sadly this milestone won't matter. >Voting matters in 2022 Doubt [x]

>>247343 >>247323 Don't forget the 100% improvement of Japanese twitter, which they are singing the praises of now that he turned off the bots that were boosting KPop and limiting anime and shoving left wing propaganda down the Japanese's throats. No, Elon doesn't say the 14 words every night, but acting like this isn't a massive improvement over the last ten years is just being pedantic.

>>247350 We also lost the space race in every aspect except allegedly the first man on the moon.

>>247352 Suck that billionaire cock harder. Maybe Musky will toss you a few shekels?

>>247354 Checked

>>247354 So you think that twiiter is literally the same,no different from before in every aspect?

>>247356 It's niggerpill. Did you forget when he humiliated himself the other by trying to blackpill about some twitter employee enforcing censorship only to find Elon fired him the next day?

>>247357 I think you're too optimistic about the average anon's attendance level.

>>247357 That was probably someone else because he didn't behave in the same specific way niggerpill usually does

>>733197 It's not about the journey but the friends we made along the way.

Looks like Elon has really triggered niggerpill. I'd guess because he's such a twitter addict.

Reminder that even if its hours later, it burns really bad if you touch your eyes after cutting hot peppers.

>>247362 >Not washing your fucking hands Subhuman.

>>247323 >What else has he really claimed to do? Just Starlink? Hyperloop, whose prototype was turned into a parking slot soon: https://archive.is/HNnHU The Cybertruck, which was presented in 2019 and still doesn't have a release date (some rumors claim it will be available in late 2023): https://archive.is/yjNqe Paypal, which put a $2500 penalty to those who "deliberately spread misinformation", removed it after suffering a huge backslash, and then put it back weeks later when everyone forgot about the controversy: https://archive.is/cpo5g

>>247363 Only when handling meat or after taking a shit. I bet you wash your vegetables with soap before peeling them too.

>>247349 Yeah, and 50 years ago the USA was 85% white and NASA was run by German scientists that they poached via Operation Paperclip. That era of innovation in science and aeronautics is over.

>>733226 Why are you butthurt this time?

>>247367 They've been buthurt for eight years, what do you expect?

>>247362 Try dabbing some whole milk on a napkin and just have it soak on your eyes for a few minutes.

>733219 >733211 Go make crystals in your backyard with bleach, ammonia, and a plastic straw anon.

>>247362 >it burns really bad if you touch your eyes after cutting hot peppers Just wash your hands with a drop of dish soap (Hand soap doesn't work for some reason).

>>247352 >now that he turned off the bots that were boosting KPop and limiting anime and shoving left wing propaganda down the Japanese's throats Did anyone measure this before it supposedly stopped? Were there wide scale reports of it happening at all? Is it being checked now that it has supposedly stopped?

>>247372 I wanted to seeif more people are talking about it on JP twiiter,if its still better,or if nothing change there was only that person so i'm still skeptical about it

>>247371 Just did, I think I'll have to wash it the surgeon way though since it happened again.

>>247373 I'm used to mostly subhuman EOP anons taking anything and everything regarding Japan at face value, and I don't use the hellsite, so I guess I'll wait for some other fag to do the digging.

>>247375 I sometimes try to do myself but MTL butchering the posts fuck it up

>>733236 Nothing to do with incompetence, no one wants your garbage.

>>247364 you forgot >money making auto taxis that dont exist >tesla bot that fell down on stage after the first one was a man dancing in spandex with a massive fucking erection >thermonuclear blast proof glass that shattered on stage when hit with a baseball >super faster and cheap boring machine thats slower and more expensive than real boring machines >thai cave submarine that didnt work and wouldve killed everyone >solar roof tiles that dont exist >solar city that was just an enron level accounting sponge to hide debt >dirt bricks (?) bricks made from dirt

>>247254 >yeah, as children with a shit-ton of free time and no worries about shit like what happens to your important files, except maybe savegames External SSD's/HHD's as well as Micro SD cards and Flashdrives are cheap as fuck anon. In fact some Flashdrives can get as small as a little mouse antenna meaning it won't poke of your laptop when your moving it meaning it can just stay there when you stuff it in your backpack or messenger bag. Look at getting one from Samsung or PNY, pics related can be had for like $17 and that's just for their 128GB models, going above that doesn't cost much especially if you don't care about having the fastest flashdrive in town. Assuming your laptop is limited on ports anyway, I dunno what you've got but my current travel laptop is a Dell Latitude and it works just fine for me though it ain't much of a gaymer machine to say the least old school emulation stuff works okay usually when Intel isn't jerking me off. >I have spent my entire life using Winjews and am currently in rigorous classes, I don't have time or the risk-buffer to be OS-experimenting on what is currently my only laptop, especially as the semester approaches. I've heard good things about Linux Mint and Linux Mint Cinnamon, >but I'll keep waiting for now. Jokes aside maybe you should unironically consider getting a Meme Deck, should do alright unless you plan on playing Battlefield 2042 for whatever masochistic reason.

>>247365 >I bet you wash your vegetables with soap <Says the retard who doesn't know to wash his hands after handling spicy food

>>247362 Also, do not touch the tip of your nose after handling hot peppers.

>>247380 It didn't happen before, sorry for not eating out more and eating chink imitation food instead of the real deal :^) >>247381 I'll have to try that next time then. >>247379 Flash storage and SD cards don't lend themselves well to the frequent read/writes of an OS and might need special tinkering for disabling things like logging and using a specific filesystem to avoid degrading faster.

>>733251 >muh self fulfilling prophecy Couldn't make it anymore clear, keep your shit too yourself and spot causing unneeded trouble for the rest of the site, it's that easy.

>>247288 From what I heard: Pic 1 To corroborate: Pic 2, 3, 4, 5 https://archive.ph/yN6s5/ https://twitter.com/WhaleChart/status/1591066619937423361 https://archive.ph/mHlpg https://twitter.com/WTIBull/status/1591440139116761091 Also article: https://archive.ph/QV97G/ https://www.marketwatch.com/story/bedazzled-by-money-democratic-ties-to-sam-bankman-fried-under-scrutiny-after-ftx-collapse-11668120947 Big [activated almond thinking emoji]

>>247384 guess it costs cash to fix an election.

>>247385 not necessarily, all the people who committed all the fraud could have just done it all for free. but they didn't. because they're communists.

>>247386 Communism was invented by Jews. What does the Jewish pedophile say to a child? Hey kid, do you want to buy some candy?

>>247382 >Flash storage and SD cards don't lend themselves well to the frequent read/writes of an OS and might need special tinkering for disabling things like logging and using a specific filesystem to avoid degrading faster. I've been wiping and re-flashing the same Flashdrive frequently for over a whole decade now and it hasn't broke yet. Sure it's gonna stop working some day but I think your exaggerating a bit. Also I meant getting one for personal files unrelated to system functionality, not your entire operating system which from what I understand is possible with Windows but it's a convoluted mess and Linux is free so I don't particularity care if I accidentally break it which I only did once with Ubuntu and that's more the fault of Ubuntu than mine probably. If you do think about trying Linux out without installing it you can fuck around with a live disk on the flashdrive running off your RAM. Use Linux Mint or Manjaro for old hardware and Pop!OS for new hardware for the JUST WORKS™ experience. Just get an external 1TB HHD then and avoid the literal who brands and stick with Western Digital, Samsung, and Toshiba. I'm sure there's plenty of other good ones but I've personally had good experience with those, of course that was mostly back when HHD's were the standard and SSD's were balky and hardly relevant and expensive for anything other than being a boot drive to save a little time and sanity. HHD's are slow but they're a lot easier to recover data from if you somehow manage to break one. >>247384 >Sam fucking (((Bankman))) Wew lad, they aren't even trying to hide anymore. >>247346 Are all the /v/alkyries of the world gonna team up crowd fund enough money in order to send Mark Mann to therapy school so he can become a GigaJew and finally destroy the United Nations, Tencent, and bring back ethics in games journalism? Ehh I'd be willing to give like eight dollars to that cause.

>>247388 Seriously?

Please restore my Gigapost Mark Man, I'm not lower case p.

>>247220 >Is there some global consciousness that's compelling people to get off their asses and finish the stories? Yes. It is called economic crash. It makes people realize that entertainment is not important. Survival is.

>>247382 >Flash storage and SD cards don't lend themselves well to the frequent read/writes of an OS and might need special tinkering for disabling things like logging and using a specific filesystem to avoid degrading faster. I've been wiping and re-flashing the same Flashdrive frequently for over a whole decade now and it hasn't broke yet. Sure it's gonna stop working some day but I think your exaggerating a bit. Also I meant getting one for personal files unrelated to system functionality, not your entire operating system which from what I understand is possible with Windows but it's a convoluted mess and Linux is free so I don't particularity care if I accidentally break it which I only did once with Ubuntu and that's more the fault of Ubuntu than mine probably. If you do think about trying Linux out without installing it you can fuck around with a live disk on the flashdrive running off your RAM. Use Linux Mint or Manjaro for old hardware and Pop!OS for new hardware for the JUST WORKS™ experience. Just get an external 1TB HHD then and avoid the literal who brands and stick with Western Digital, Samsung, and Toshiba. I'm sure there's plenty of other good ones but I've personally had good experience with those, of course that was mostly back when HHD's were the standard and SSD's were balky and hardly relevant and expensive for anything other than being a boot drive to save a little time and sanity. HHD's are slow but they're a lot easier to recover data from if you somehow manage to break one.

>>247390 k

CHEESED.com

>>247393 Me neither, I just wanted pics of cum dumpsters.

>>247395 Go somewhere else.

>>247392 Pretty much, its just a disclaimer, although backups should be a given regardless if it's anything important.

Fuck did you guys hear about the two planes colliding mid-air in Dallas today?

>>247399 9/11?

>>247399 Nope. You talking about this? https://archive.ph/uOvJ2

https://archive.ph/AEemj LOL Investards not even once.

>>733271 You know damn well you're just selfishly trying to rationalize posting shit nobody cares about and couldn't really give to flying fucks about this site's growth, it's all just false concern. And if you seriously believed easing up on those kinds of restrictions was the key to upping a larger userbase, then you may as well be eating out the devil's ass, the site would be far better off in that case.

>>247399 >>247402 Looks intentional to me. That smaller plane looks like it purposefully crashed into the bomber.

>>247405 9/11 was also intentional >>247401 God I miss norm

>>247406 >9/11 was also intentional I'm aware. I'm just saying this wasn't an accidental collision.

>>247407 9/11 wasn't an accidental collision. Q

>>247404 >unironically responding to a pedophile who spends hours every single day, bitching about the exact same thing for over a year Anon, I shiggy diggy doo

Hmm yeah I wonder why all the nice things got taken away. It couldn't be because of outsiders stirring shit.

>>247409 Those are some massive honkers

>>247410 >outsiders >muh seecrit club >muh 'board culture' Every single argument boils down to the same "I dont like it, so it shouldnt be here."

>>247412 If you don't know why it became that way, then you're part of the problem.

>>247403 >shareholders were too stupid to do their due diligence and see it wasn't the real account Twitter and the account creator are literally blameless, legally. >>247405 >random spic talking >in my fucking country We can't let this be normalized.

>>247384 Oh, and supposedly the US government send funds to Ukraine, and Ukraine invested them in FTX, which immediately turned around and gave it to the DNC for elections.

>>247409 My only gripe is that how come that dude hasn't gotten party vanned yet.

>>247415 99% of trading is hft bots reading news feeds, why do you think companies abuse newsspeak filled with buzzwords even when its complete bullshit and irrelevant

>>247417 Could have already been v&, and got a plea deal with the prosecutor that, if he reveals other pedos, then they'll lower the charges.

>>247417 You'd have to be more incompetent than the average incompetent fed to get caught. There's a reason apple released that image scanning thing for them instead of as a secret update.

>>247415 >>247418 So, the investors are still at fault for relying upon bots rather than an actual person.

>>247421 If only there were a way to have a page that is an official online presence on financial sites, with links to other accounts, instead of relying on dudetrustme at the shitpost bird site.

>>247405 >Heard about the two planes that hit Dallas today <Open video >Dios Mio!

>>247409 >>247411

Midair Collision at Dallas Airshow https://archive.ph/yY9MOs https://nitter.net/disclosetv/status/1591522478777831424 By the way, Heil Hitler. ;-)

>>247422 You'd actually need to have legitimately trustworthy entities to do something like that. Kind of hard to to so in a system made up of all manner of kikes both physical and spiritual, only kept together with by wasting shitloads of finance effectively as ducktape, and then even more than that spent to play shit off as if it is actually working as intended.

>>247426 I meant a website that you would list on your SEC filings and shit.

>>247379 >>247382 I had one of those tiny Samsung USB sticks, used daily, it fucked up. Stared disconnecting randomly. Trying to copy everything from it had it disconnecting constantly. Luckily, I had backed up most things when the problems first began. Replaced it with an nVME Drive + External nVME Enclosure. Not small, but more robust / reliable. If either the enclosure or drive fucks up I can replace one and re-use the other. Only complaints are that the thermal pad (which is never mentioned in the manual so I guess they don't expect it to be used) is too thin thus doesn't contact the drive at all. So I had to use a piece of a different thermal pad I already had to properly bridge the gap. The speed isn't amazing, but I knew I'd be gimping the drive speed with how I'm using it anyway.

>>247421 >>247418 If that's the case, why haven't WE started manipulating the market to our own good?

>>247428 I remember a post saying trying to cool the nvme actually hampers performance since it runs better hotter. That said, if you're touching it all the time a pad shouldn't hurt. >>247429 Indeed.

>>247259 It is baffling how there are still rich people who believe that finances are operated fairly or on a profit-driven approach, oblivious to all the political goals behind the scenes. No matter how sound and rational you are, politics are what move those operating the funds. They don't care to force the whole world (and even themselves) into bankruptcy, out of spite due to people rejecting their ideology.

>>247431 This, it's a zero sum game and they'd rather give someone they'd networked with before the sale.

>>247431 Ultimately you won't see it unless you actually care about the truth to some degree or at least directly involved,and most of rich people are cattle just the rest

>>247429 >If that's the case, why haven't WE started manipulating the market to our own good? You can try but it's likely they'll just shut it down like the did when GME's value was being inflated for the LoLz. >>247428 >>247382 Maybe you just had a dud or those compact flash drives aren't as reliable as I thought? I figured they were good since Samsung makes other decent media storage devices. Well just get a full sized one then, you'll need it to install Linux anyway.

>>247434 I'm pretty sure you start getting lots of bad sectors at 30 years or sooner, sd cards are just as bad. SSDs have tons of redundancy and error correction checking to account for it.

>>247434 >you can try Thing is, we just saw that it works. All you have to do is buy before you create your twitter account (to pump) or short a stock before you create your twitter account. Apparently it works with even the biggest names, for virtually no cost.

>>247436 If only it wasn't actually illegal to do so.

>>247437 >giving a shit about fake laws when the entire economy is based on a hoax created by foreigners to steal from us Just don't get fucking caught, holy shit. It's not illegal to buy or sell a stock at a certain time. It's also not illegal to lie about "rumors" regarding a company.

>>247438 Guess it's off to discuck so we can discuss our epic conspiracy to manipulate security prices, away from prying eyes.

>>247412 Yes, we don't like shit anon. You evidently do, or at least don't mind it. Why don't you use 4chan then?

>>247405 >>247425 You wouldn't think a little plane like that could take a bomber completely apart.

>>247431 It's easy to ignore those sorts of things if you don't bother to ask questions just because they don't bother your day-to-day grind.

>>247441 Why not? It's all about kinetic energy and shearing forces.

>>247443 Aren't there stories about WWII bombers having 20% of their mass blown off and still managing to complete the mission and return to their airstrip? I thought those things were built like a shit brickhouse.

>>247444 Oh, sure, but this impact was right at the connection point between the wings and the fuselage.

>>247444 It's the exception rather than the norm.

>>733402 >anything thats not a flimsy piece of shit wouldnt even be able to get of the ground The african airforce wins again!

>>247447 Needed to paint it more red, for more airspeed.

>>247386 You need cash to get your candidate close enough that the last few percent can be cheated. Ads, favorable media coverage, etc. >>247416 (checked) >Oh, and supposedly the US government send funds to Ukraine, and Ukraine invested them in FTX, which immediately turned around and gave it to the DNC for elections. This post should have more attention. Money laundering schemes like this are definitely a big part of how the parties get their funding. AIPAC also does something similar. >USA sends funds to Israel in the form of government contracts, aid, and equipment >Israel puts some of that cash into AIPAC >AIPAC helps fund politicians that swear fealty to Israel >when these politicians get elected, they vote to increase the money that goes to Israel The circle of corrupt money. >>247444 Bullet holes in the frame are a bit different than a direct collison with another airplane. That's more like being hit by a missile.

>>247439 >discuck Literally owned by Tencent and operated by tranny Jannies and Glowniggers. Don't use ///Discord\\\ anon, at least not for something like that. >>247435 Well mine's only 20 so years old so I guess half way through another decade is when I should replace it. >>247436 I sure can't wait for.... 'Gaymer G8 saves the bigoted h8 Twatter platform from going bankrupt.' in my news feed, sure does have a nice ring to it.

>>247444 Part of the nose or the end of a wing missing are survivable getting the fuselage chopped in half isn't. The media tends to depict WW2 aircraft as being a lot tougher than they actually were.

>>247450 >Don't use ///Discord\\\ It was joke. That imageboard someone shilled here a few months ago, frenschan, probably would be game to do something like that in their /biz/ matrix though. Although their BO oozed of fed.

>>247430 >I remember a post saying trying to cool the nvme actually hampers performance since it runs better hotter. It's just the controller that you're supposed to cool, but nVME heatsinks span the entire length, don't target specific components. It's still better to distribute the heat load to avoid thermal throttling. >if you're touching it all the time a pad shouldn't hurt. A pad actually makes the exterior hotter since it's conducting heat into the enclosure more effectively. It doesn't get that hot anyway because as I said the full speed of the nVME drive is not being utilized. It's running under spec thus not producing the heat that it would at full speed. If you run it at full speed that it's capable of, then touched whatever heatsink it's connected to, you might burn yourself. >>247434 >Maybe you just had a dud or those compact flash drives aren't as reliable as I thought? The reads and writes were small, but it was being used every single day. I got it in July of last year. >Well just get a full sized one then, you'll need it to install Linux anyway. Not that guy, but I've been running my NAS software off a larger form factor Samsung USB stick for years. I thought it was Debian based, but it's CentOS 7 with newer versions using OpenSUSE. Never updated it since everything worked, but recently I found that Pi-Hole is broken.

>>247450 Another Aisha for my collection.

>>247328 Damn, how did he manage to not get Brandonned yet?

>>247416 If you have article/post that explain this, it would be good to share. >>247385 >>247386 Seems that Maricopa is still doing it Instead of having a third party print ballot beforehand for people on voting list +20-50%, they just print it on the spot. Which lead to the question of: How do you know there's not additional vote printed after elections? You can't know and there's non-compliant paper used, possibly so that it doesn't go through and then they can replace it with another printed one if needed afterward when counting votes, over weeks. Note: Tweet is talking about a Bill Gates, it's another one as corrupt than the other one.

>Sam (((Bankman-Fried))) turns out to be a democrat kike scammer who used shitcoins to pursue his cause >Check Stonetoss for a comic about it >He hasn't made a comic about FTX or SBF >See this shit instead Pretty fucking sus, tossy has been real quiet about this since it dropped. >>247449 >>247416 >>247403 >>247384 >>247288 >>247291

Is there any truth to this?

>>247461 I mean show me the twitter source code and I'll get back to you in the 10 years it would take to read it.

>>247443 >>247449 Somewhat in my defense I had misidentified the little plane as something lightweight like a Piper. Apparently it was more substantial. It's a shame about the crews and both of those old planes. https://www.zerohedge.com/markets/shocking-video-shows-plane-collides-b-17-bomber-dallas-airshow No archive because archive.xx is currently shitting itself.

>>247461 yeah i remember that retard saying anyone not pathetic enough to buy a fag mark is treated like a bot account and gets basically shadow banned

>>247461 That's exactly what Musk said himself. His express goal was to make it so that only verified accounts would ever show up in conversations and unverified accounts would get buried. This is his idea of suppressing bots. Someone should tell him botters in WoW are willing to pay $60 +$15 a month for thousands of accounts.

>>247463 >rich dumbfuck boomer buys a flight-worthy B17 that belongs in a museum >since all the people who knew how to fly it are dead now, boomer flies it himself >boomer's flight experience can be summed up as lifting off for some sightseeing then landing >tries to do formation flights with some other boomers >fails, gets the planes destroyed, loses his life Such a shame the piece of history had to get destroyed like that.

>>247466 You do know most boomers can't even fly IFR, right? If they're in a cloud, they cannot read instruments to see rate of descent, if the nose is pointed up or down, etc. Just airspeed and compass. And shit gets really deceptive when you're in a cloud.

>>247458 It's true and he fled to Argentina. https://planefinder.net/flight/LVKEB/time/2022-11-12T01:40:00.000Z/speed/1 https://archive.ph/l2n4b He bet millions against Trump losing in 2024. We know this doesn't matter; not only are elections all fraudulent and have been for decades, all members of both parties are owned by the same people and vote identically on all important matters, but that's not the point. https://archive.ph/DK13I As for the initial point (and pic related), yes, the US government gave tens of billions to Ukraine. YES, UKRAINE GAVE IT TO FTX, WHICH IMMEDIATELY TURNED AROUND AND GAVE IT TO THE DEMOCRAT PARTY. https://archive.ph/zqdXG https://archive.ph/K9UhY

>>247466 >doesnt matter how many... >literally just needs a few more ladders and he succeeds stupid pic

Crossposting from >>733462 Remember me faggots? I'm that autistic digger that was responsible for these two megaposts a couple of years back: https://archive.is/14BdL https://archive.is/6aio6 I haven't been able to visit or participate as frequently due to real life getting in the way. But when I learned about this incident for the first time I leap right back into my natural digging instincts. I'm almost finished gathering everything and putting what I've assembled together. However, there are still a few important things which are outside my own reach, but any GG oldfags still loitering here should be able to provide: - The Sarah Nyberg pedoshit, that whole business happened before I started to get super serious about hoovering up and archiving as many important URLs as I could. (And that whole situation played out during a period of time where I was absent anyway.) So I need the whole package from anyone that has it. - Allison Rapp. I remember that she was moonlighting producing adult content while working in Nintendo Treehouse. Was there anything inappropriate involving minors as well? I remember she got shitcanned mainly because of the actions of the revoltards and that some child-focused NGO ended up bitching about the situation. - Anyone who has caps and/or archives of your absolute dumbest Stephen Totilo takes, share 'em here, since my folder is disorganized as hell and I could use the support Also, this might be the Mandela effect playing itself out, but did Nintendo reaffirm their "we won't censor third-party developers" a month or two before the bullshit with the Massage Freaks incident? I dug around but I can't seem to find what I thought I encountered. I don't absolutely need it to continue with what I'm doing, but if it's out there, it will definitely be helpful. >>247275 This only further solidifies precisely what bullshit is going on. \\\They/// won't get away with this

>>247461 >>247464 >>247465 Christ seriously? That chokes out anyone spreading news who isn't enough of a good goy to add money sunk-cost to their identity. I think that's actually somewhat worse than what was there befor when checkmarks were just losers Twatter arbitrarily considered "better" but otherwise had no innate privileges.

>>247471 Yes. Musk is a complete fucking retard, this shouldn't be surprising to anyone that has paid any attention to how he's ran every single one of his businesses. Anyone that thought he would be the savior of twitter was a fucking dipshit.

>>247464 >>247465 As long as it kills Twitter, then I really don't give shit.

>>247472 Ruining twitter is still preferable to the situation before, so I still approve of him, barely

>>247474 The man paid 40 billion to kill twitter. I say he's a real tunnel snake.

>>247474 >>247473 Absolutely. I hope he finds a way to buy youtube next.

>>247476 I think you'd sooner be able to buy google, that's like half their revenue and they're about to try raising it by gating 4k behind youtube red.

>>247468 This is huge. Not even in Minecraft, people need to be hanged or beheaded for this. Doing it in the first place is one thing. Now they're caught red-handed. No rug to sweep this vile corruptness under. We will soon see how maximum cognitive dissonance looks like.

>>247478 >Now they're caught red-handed. No rug to sweep this vile corruptness under. lol. lmao, even.

>>247384 my dude, was this >>247290 post that invisible?

>>247470 >Allison Rapp. I remember that she was moonlighting producing adult content while working in Nintendo Treehouse. Was there anything inappropriate involving minors as well? She wrote an entire thesis on Democrat activismography laws. Then an organization that fights pedos got involved in the whole shitshow and was starting to go after her. This is when the controversy got big. It's called "Speech We Hate: An Argument for the Cessation of International Pressure on Japan to Strengthen Its Anti-Democrat activismography Laws" Regardless of your stance on this article, she was still employed by Nintendo now and an anti-pedo organization was now going after her. She was pretty much done after that.

>>247477 I JUST WANT MY YOUTUBE ACCOUNT BACK GOD DAMN IT. YEARS OF MUSIC PLAYLISTS GONE BECAUSE I WAS BANNED WITHOUT WARNING.

>>247482 serves you right for having an illegal opinion

>>247481 >Regardless of your stance on this article I wish I had enough faith in the anons here to believe that japan cucking to western sensibilities was a bad thing.

>>247482 >not pirating all the music so you could just have it

>>247482 >not stealing everything you want from youtube directly >not having local backups You deserve it, honestly.

>>247482 I also got banned a few months ago and all my videos were deleted. I didn't have many subscribers but I had vids dating back to 2006 and had a total view count in the hundreds of thousands. Shame.

>>247485 I like Papermoon more.

>the top bar right now I for one welcome our nuevo Aztlan el Overlordos.

>>247486 That's exactly what I was fucking doing you spiteful fucking nigger, I had a backlog of music I sourced 320kbps/FLACs for, don't talk shit just because you want to feel like a smug cunt, because you don't know shit. Way to kick a guy while he's down, fucking insufferable cunt. >>247483 I'll show YOU an illegal opinion and make Nasim Najafi Aghdam's shootout look like a fucking joke.

>>247486 >stealing <piracy is theft Lamo.

>>247490 >I had a backlog You're to blame for being a lazy faggot. You find something your like, you save that shit immediately.

>>247492 >blaming the person and not the company for their retarded practices Yeah, I downloaded them all, now I have a big collectiom of low quality obscure songs from reccomendeds without a source, that I will never find the albums and sources to, and it would've helped to go back and skim the description of their videos. Are you going to act like a faggot with hindsight and tell me I should've added a command to parse the video and channel URL/description to the metadata? Well, I do that now. It's pretty fucking obvious, but you're not helping at all. Shut the fuck up.

>>247492 I regret not saving a JoJo fighting game music video set to Fly Away by Back On. Now it's gone. I also regret not saving all of ymfah's videos before they got cucked by youtube copyright bullshit.

>>247493 I don't know what to tell you, mate. Actually, I do. When I see a paper that would be useful, I immediately go to sci-hub and download it. When I see a documentary that might contain good video or audio evidence to cite, I immediately use a website downloader to pull the file down locally. If I need a quote out of a book, I immediately go to b-ok.cc and pirate the whole book. There's a key word in there that you missed. You have no one to blame but yourself for trusting jewish organizations to leave things alone.

>>247495 Yeah, that's why I use a separate account too. Way to state the obvious.

NEW COMIC And this is a cheap little comic And I'm just a cheap little guy I'm gonna make fun of thy sensibilities I'm going to then abuse thine eyes

>>247493 >blaming the person and not the company You were well aware of their retarded practices. When some retard wastes money on scams like fortune telling, both the fortune teller, and the retard are to blame for the retard losing his money.

>>247497 Why did your artstyle recently change?

>>247499 I found a my old stash of vyvance.

>>247498 The company should be blamed too, for willingly and purposefully partaking in malicious practices. Is the scammed person at fault? Yes, to a point - after all, there is no such thing as innocence, merely degrees of guilt. But is the company innocent? Certainly not. It's like saying the Yakuza that dominate Japan are blameless for taking advantage of men who are addicted to gambling. They'd be able to support their families better and not be in debt had they never had the option of gambling in the first place. They lack willpower sure but to say the Yakuza scumbags are free of blame is silly.

>>247498 >You were well aware of their retarded practices No, I wasn't. At the time, it was during a transition where JewTube kept having ambigious as fuck rules and didn't warn people about their account termination, it was a year or two after the adpocalypse. This isn't anything like investing, it's the equivalent of getting kicked out of a library at random because someone started arguing with you over renting a book they didn't like. Now go and blame me because I don't have a crystal ball that told me that getting caught off guard was going to end badly for me.

>>247501 >The company should be blamed too Yes, <both the fortune teller, and the retard are to blame