/hob/ - Hobbies

>>70046
>What's the wizzies views on board games?
>What's the wizzies views on board games?


only good for high schoolers in high school environmebt as some kind of "club" since adult blokes live a house-commute-job-commute-house-commute-job-commute trap…


..to DEDICATE time, one has enjoy day-offs.

Say, we could use a DnD which involves Genshin Impact-like mechanics of swapping characters right at the combat. Why? To swap party members IRL!

For uber-long parties like DnD, board games are only good for high schoolers in high school environmebt as some kind of "club" since adult blokes live a house-commute-job-commute-house-commute-job-commute trap to DEDICATE time.

Although, playing a DnD with an AI m8 to sit instead of you would be based.

>>70049
I would recommend something else, by the way - better matress, proper curtains to block out excessive sunlights, a haha trip alarm and maybe a proper Yeet .380 ACP to keep around to magdump intruders

>>70047
Opiates for me, feels like a warm blanket under my skin - god tier.


>>70049
Why can't we have 1 thread in this entire website to discuss drug use? Nobody here is even recommending drugs.

>>70042
You sound like a giant pussy. Drugs are very wizardy in a way, discovering new depths of consiousness and new abysses of withdrawals and side-effects. Both better then being normalfaggot like you.

>>70110
>You sound like a giant pussy
The normalfaggot / wigger battle cry (before you waddle in to a keyboard battle with liquid shit streaming down your skinny leg)
>It's wizardry because.. Well because I said so!
Lmao!!! Drugs are the most normalfag thing there is. Most sexhavers and generally social people do or have done drugs on the regular. To weigh the risks and abstain from the supposed pleasures of drugs is the same as deciding not to have sex.
>discovering new depths of consiousness
Yeah, the same way you entered a new depth of consciousness when the umbilical cord strangled you in your mother's womb. You want to expand your mind? Read a fucking book, nigger. Use your imagination.
>new abysses of withdrawals and side-effects
Figures, you're one of those "wizardry is all about feeling like a sloven pile of depressed goat shit all the time".

You need to consider killing yourself.

I've been doing drugs periodically and just laying back and letting chemically induced hallucinations and sensations envelope my consciousness, it is a pretty good feeling. If you use them right they are objectively an improvement in your life.

However, I see many people (countless even) get hooked on them to such a degree that they are unable to function without a fix, start stealing from their families and strangers, become unhinged and violent, and become homeless and generally a danger to public safety. IMHO, these degenerates give us a bad reputation and they are reason I'm risking jail every time I'm buying my stash from a local dealer. These imbeciles should be killed and drugs should be legalized.

i have been drawing kemonololi

she is 12

>>70091
damn your artstyle is good, draw something else like miranda from wakfu

>>70091
that was small paper, I have found big paper
>>70092
Thank you, I may draw her feeling soft in the chest, some day when I am done waging

>>68877
I'm not sure if this is good advice, but if you're like me and want to draw, but often feel lazy and struggle to find the motivation to do anything because of depression and work draining you out… start a few projects at the same time, I preferred to go from one project to the next only when I finished it, but now being able to go back and forth between different artworks depending on how I feel, and what I feel like drawing, makes it easier, and overall I feel it can be a demotivating factor to stare at a blank canvas, so I use the moments I'm more inspired to put a rough sketch down, and whenever I'm not too inspired I just pick it up from where I left of.

>>70096
I heard that is a good thing to work on two drawings because your eyes can perceive your mistakes better. It is a solid advice.

However, I have another issue. I can't fucking finish any drawing I do. Even if I spent dozens of hours. It doesn't have a 'finished' feeling. I learned anatomy and other basics decently. But I can't into colors and rendering. Whenever I try I overcomplicate shit and it all falls apart because to do what I attempt to do I need much more knowledge and experience. A satisfying, complete art piece is beyond my abilities.
Colors in particular are my personal art hell. I used to draw like a crack addict. It wasn't much - I just casually drew from 3d models of my favorite game characters as references, but it was a constant thing. And yet after a while I realized that stepping beyond just lines, hatching or simple shading into color is like chewing razors for me and I began taking long-ass breaks. I decided to crawl back to drawing and the same thing happens once more.
Sketch - Lines - SHIT. It feels like an impassable blockage at this point. And yet I can't quit. I tried many times full blown quitting art, it doesn't work, I come back after a month just to be assblasted.

>>69815
>"muh human condition", "muh suffering and le feelings"
Fantasy and SciFi don't have this?
The most famous fantasy book and the most famous scifi series are a both about this. In fact you'll be hard pressed to find a novel that doesn't revolve around these elements.

>>69940
It think the coat of paint of a fantasy world and such can make this idea more palatable for people, instead of creating a story about your typical XXI century human drama, it's more fun to read when it against a backdrop of like a galactic empire or a fantasy realm.

Does anyone has a good reading guide on how to get into continental philosophy?

>>69942
>Does anyone has a
No.

>>68295
I'm currently reading Unmasking Anne Frank by Ikuo Suzuki, just started today after I got the book delivered. The first few pages have been quite satisfying, so I will continue. I intend to read Secrets of the Federal Reserve by Eustace Mullins afterwards, then the Culture of Critique trilogy by Kevin MacDonald. I still can't believe I found these books at a woke ass, liberal leftist ass bookstore. The types who stand against antisemitism. These fucks are so stupid and I'm perpetually reminded that the elites don't have full control over every aspect of society yet, the evil nature of normies keep everything naturally in alignment to their agendas on the surface.

After this, I'm thinking I'll really start reading some good programming books, not that I need them for studying, just to feed my brain. I have a list of more cryptocracy books which I intend to read one by one, they weren't written for nothing after all.

Moved to >>>/b/1028654.

>>69117
>I really don't understand how people think 2049 is better than the original Blade Runner
it's a philistine opinion. The original Blade Runner has superior visuals, music, scripting, casting and pacing

2049 is popular because it has the AI girlfriend and Ryan Gosling looking sad and lonely

>>69117
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>>69744
I don't know if this is well known and I don't need to explain this or not, and I thought this was common knowledge, but just in the 1% case not, here goes…
There are multiple versions of the original Bladerunner. One has this really hammy voiceover that ruins half of the film(*). The other knows what it's doing and let you _watch_ the film (and has the famous origami unicorn with a lot of meaning). People just getting into Bladerunner are basically at a coin flip about what they see, and many, many people think "Oh, theatrical cut, that must be the good one, it's 'theatrical' or 'more original' so that must be 'authentic!'" and it's definitely not.
(*)It's theoretically not that much voiceover, but half of what makes Bladerunner great is that it's one of the few movies that has silence and ambiance. So it doesn't take a lot to absolutely crush what is the soul of the film. And once it's destroyed once, it's kind of just destroyed from that point onwards.

>>69747
I didn't notice that >>69117 already knew about this
>No narration of course
sorry.

>>65514
the oldest: some Charlie Chaplin's skits, I suppose.
the last movie I watched: latepy, I finally watched that 2002 "Identifying Bourne" movie.

>>70104
And frankly, the 1960s Mini Cooper outmaneuvring French police was cool to watch

I will share my personal milestones here.

(I say milestones, but this doesn't mean the list is in a chronological order. I ordered it in a way I felt it would make sense. I think part 1, sharp knives, and 4, how to salt, are the most important parts, but I personally take great pride in becoming proficient in how to use a stainless steel pan without food sticking to it and burning)

1. Sharp Knives will make cooking 10 times more enjoyable, and the result is much better too, because you will not squeeze/damage the food. Put your knife on a fresh tomato and pull the knife without ANY pressure. If it doesn't cut the tomato, your knife is dull.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qtCx7_hM8sc

2. Get a wooden board. Don't get bamboo. It has lots of glue in it, and I heard the surface is a bit too hard and will ruin blades. Don't get a small one, otherwise you have to put things in different bowls constantly. You can get rid of discoloration (green from herbs, red from paprika) and black spots (because you left vegetable pieces on it over night) with vinegar like MAGIC (I heard acid makes the wood brighter and bases make it darker)

3. If you learn to master stainless steel, you don't have to put up with any weird stuff they put on pans nowadays (If done right, a 'sunny side up' egg will float around in the stainless steel pan like if its ice skating, and if preferred can even stay totally white on the bottom side)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w3laDpr4kvw
https://old.reddit.com/r/Cooking/comments/djprg3/how_to_cook_with_stainless_steel/

4. buy natural salts without funny stuff in it, and learn how to season with it. salt early, so that the salt gets into the food while it cooks, when it's done, you can salt it to taste again. Don't be scared of salt, salt is magic, salt is life. You will learn to taste it if there is not enough salt in it. And you absolutely will taste it if there is too much salt in iPost too long. Click here to view the full text.

I never cook. I only eat out. Like the Ancient Romans. If you eat at home just for the peace and quiet, know you can call all ahead before dining and say: 'I have a hearing disability that causes extreme sensitivity to sound. Could you please turn off the music during my visit?' If they refuse, politely but firmly explain that under disability discrimination laws, they are required to make reasonable adjustments

>>69636
>politely but firmly explain that under disability discrimination laws, they are required to make reasonable adjustments
Where on Earth? Los Angeles? No business will fall for this lie. If someone is extremely sensitive to sound, their options are to either go out with hearing dampeners or just stay at home. Don't Jew out and try to shape the world to accommodate your mental illness.

made another cake today, its a apple cake with nut and hazelnut

made this today

>>69909
cars are complex machines that just breakdown for no reason

>>69910
Nothing breaks down for no reason. Looking under the hood and just listening to the engine can give any guy enough information about what is failing. He can either fix it before hand or after wards. You're no different. Just evaluate your vehicle's status and pack some tools and parts for what you suspect may break. If not, keep enough cash hidden in the vehicle for a tow or fuel-up.

>>69910
true for fancy cars like modern Benz or Bimmer, maybe true for Xiaomi and such - complex cars full of extra mechanisms.


cheap cars, however, are reliable thanks to being simple enough to rattle, to make noises before breaking down to a halt

I recently wanted to buy either an MX-5 or MR2 but I've just learned they are top priority targets to be stolen and stripped for parts to sell. Same with most cool cars these days. Can't have shit anymore

>>70100
Put in some GPS trackers.

Bonus points for restoring an MR2 and inserting some GPS trackers right into the plastic.
You can also plaster "GPS" stickers along some Y2K stickers, haha

The same goes to owning a Mustang Foxbody or Pontiac Fiero.

Also. AFAIK, Dodge Challengers are way worse in this regard, since Challengers come with a built-in latch that unlocks the car's something to make repo-ing easier.

>>70095
Same. I don't care about being "productive", but what I loathe the most is that all my time feels like it evaporates into thin air. When I try to recall what I did in a week it's a blend of rotting on my bed with the occasional odyssey being made to sustain my existence. I can may be able to recall watching a video about assembly programming or lore of a game I have never and will never play, but that too will probably fade soon enough.

I've got a few books laying around that I ought to have read months ago, but serve as decoration for my shelf.

Unfortunately, I also don't have a gracious way to end my post. I'm just another soul stuck in this mental prison.

>>70095
>>70097
We can make it out if we try, wizbros…

We waste time on the internet instead of reading literature because it gives faster dopamine at the expense of meaning.

Moved to >>>/lounge/322329.

>>69682
this

>>67098
Qxir has this "for hikkis"

FascinatingHorror has a bunch of slow and cold descriptions of horrific fires (explosions sometimes); only a cool /wiz/ could handle this as some popcorn feed

reddevils500a / reddevils500b channel was ebin in terms of anime hikki NEET stuff

>>69692
>This channel does not exist
That's a shame. What type of thing was on there, or do you have archives? Sounds like I would have liked him.

I've been following this dude for some years
https://www.youtube.com/@NitoSouji

50 minute video on warhammer 40k tanks. He inserts a mattress ad though.