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 No.321282[Reply]

I have manga and books but I don't want to read them because I'm afraid to move on to something bigger if I read. I also don't want to waste my time but I stay on internet 24/24 7/7. it is a weird effect: when I'm on internet, I see it like a virtue and something good being on internet but when I want to do an hobby (read, play video game, drawing, etc..) I see it as a waste of time…it should be contrary, I don't know why I am lile this.
I wanted to ask you, wizards, how do you make yourself read books?(mostly about the hobby: reading)
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 No.321292

>>321285
I have the exact same problem when reading books . The understanding everything thing + I also can’t concentrate if I hear/might hear (that is the retarded part) noises, which means that I basically have to be recluse in order to be able to read anything ”complicated“.

 No.321309

>>321285
poor soul


i had the same problem


regards, "survival mode" wizard

 No.321520

>>321292
wear noise cancelling gear (5$) plus wireless earbuds (?$)

 No.321552

>>321285
>I was afraid of reading or watching anime before because I saw it as a serious hobby and put pressure on myself to perform well.
What the hell is wrong with nerds today?

 No.321561

>>321552
I am retarded so it's hard to follow what's going on and understanding the significance of scenes.



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 No.312958[Reply]

Post your results from the big five personality test.

https://www.outofservice.com/bigfive/

I suspect that many wiz are high on neuroticism and low on extraversion
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 No.317097

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 No.320806

interesting


may take the test next month

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>>316708
>Conscientiousness
>5
Based, but I can do you one better

>>317097
>open mindedness 2
Actually incredible.

>>321498
>スクリーンショット
Are you japanese or just a weeaboo

 No.321545

>>321499
I am PROUD weaboo otaku, アニメis LIFE, JP > ENG.



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 No.314581[Reply][Last 50 Posts]

I don't understand what an OS is. why are there several OS? does this mean that one OS is worse than another? Yet each OS does the same thing: start programs. why then create different OS if they all do the same thing? Why is Linux favored by computer enthusiasts instead of Mac OS and Windows? Does one OS do something different that another OS doesn't? why Linux can't launch video games (I hear that often). how different OS; all execute applications in the same way, why create another (OS)
These are questions that I ask myself about OS because it interests me but even after seeing some videos and sites talking about OS to explain it, I still had questions and things to know.
If you know about computers very well, can you try to answer my questions, please?
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>>320018
leave me alone!!

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 No.320829

>>314581


Well, in my terms…

OS

the layer between
* your applications you would like to run

and

* the hardware of your computer, that can calculate the math behind both your apps and computer's peripherals at the same time.



>does it mean


In means Linux is used in the niche of non-standard computers like embedded electronics.

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 No.321536

>>320019
don't should, that was rude of you (jk)

 No.322795

>>315562
>Remember that all of the standards DOS, Windows and to an extent Mac use were the established standard for decades, and it were Linux developers who sought to reinvent the wheel
but it's literally the opposite of this. Linux largely follows the conventions of OS design laid down in the old Unixes that inspired most modern OS's while Windows is a bloated mess of incoherent corporate decision making that only makes sense to people already mindbroken by Windows.

Look at any comparison of all modern operating systems and Windows will always be the odd one out.


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 No.317967[Reply]

Why do Baby Boomers seem to have no taste for movies before their time? Not even before their time, but before their 20s or even 30s. In my personal life I've never seen one bother with any movie from before 1965, or even before 1970 for a lot of them, and they all speak of old movies from before then with a tone of total contempt. They grew up with old cowboy movies and seeing John Wayne, but as adults seem to have zero nostalgia for those films.

Contrast that with Millennials, and even older zoomers, who grew up watching 80s movies, and remember them fondly and still soyface over them hard. 1980 is as far away from the present as 1935 is to 1980.

Was stuff like Casablanca and Little Shop Around the Corner playing on TV all the time in the 1980s? It just seemed like the late 1960s was a hard cultural reset and for that generation, they put away their childhood to a degree Millennials never did, to a point where they don't even venture into that territory at all for nostalgia.

Like I'm sure some of it is young people are peter pan syndrome man-children who can't move on, but at the other end it's uncanny that all the fondness boomers have for culture comes from their early adult life instead of childhood.
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 No.321310

>>317967
My opinion is, 1950s/1960s movies and muzik were divided in 2 categories:


* movie theaters grade color movies + background music for malls like Muzak


* soap operas on 1950s tellies + traditional pop on the radio, "adult contemporary" beautiful music/easy listening


Both were, probably, overused.

Besides, Star Trek and Star Wars have changed the game of drama by employing merch.

 No.321318

>>318244
>I put these people in the same basket as picky eaters that make faces when you eat things that they themselves don't like

ty

never realized pickybpeople tend to make faces

 No.321335

>>317967
The baby boomers mostly grew up in the 50s which was a time when Hollywood was struggling. After WW2 people had largely moved out of the cities, where theaters were the largest form of entertainment, and into suburbs where they partook in other hobbies. At the same time, the television was invented and popularized, which added competition to the movie industry. Compare this to the 80s-90s, when Hollywood was having a boom with major blockbusters, and VHS made it so that people at home could watch their favorite movies again and again. The younger generations also saw the rise of streaming services, where companies heavily leaned into nostalgia for advertising. Subscribe to Netflix and you can watch all your favorite movies from your childhood!

For what it's worth my boomer parents are both somewhat film buffs, especially my mom, and they showed me a lot of classics and interesting older films. I don't think they are typical examples of the generation though.

 No.321528

>>317967
IDK, my boomer mom likes some grayscale movies.

Not sure if thats common to have a taste for Chaplin or Film Noire for a boomer though, as my mom has a taste for classical literature also

 No.321529

>>321528
*Film Noir



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 No.318737[Reply][Last 50 Posts]

FUCKING NORMALFAGS GET THE FUCK OFF MY BOARD

Previous thread: https://archive.is/hZ7eK
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 No.321179

>>320704
proper jokes m8, cryto isnt even anonymous, its ledger literally makes every single transaction open

 No.321180


>>321135


think about it.
>>320725


>>320709

Albedo Antropomorphics, the comic that started the initial "furry" fandom, pretty much features regular humans disappearing + this fact of human ancestry is kept in secret from general public of the comic characters


>>320689
this


>>320681
agreed, expenses are reflected in the final price

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 No.321207

>>321166
You wish thay were true.

They have homes while citizens like myself are homeless.

They have jobs while citizens like myself are jobless.

They have the political power to win in elections to where the party all the citizens hate gets relected.

They have cultural influence such that criticizing our immigration policies is attacked.

Canada, the uk, and australia are cooked because of immigrants who took all the homes, took all the jobs, and mafe it so that we will never be able to vote our way back to a nation that isnt collapsing.

 No.321508

>>319934
no you

 No.321525

Peter Schiff was right. The fed will never hit their target of 2% inflation.


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 No.317891[Reply]

Any wizzies playing on the stock market? There is currently a pretty big crisis because of Trump's tariffs. Might be a good time to get into the game when everyone is panic selling. I bought 100$ worth of s&p 500 etf today. I am prepared for it's value to get even lower so I am not going all in yet.
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 No.320514

>>320467
B O G G E D


T. has sames iks de de

 No.320585

>>317891
>>317891
33% loss (mind you, no leverage)


feels OOF, feels "i wanna quit", but …

 No.321497

>>317891
oh look


my bad luck has been sent to the stock market, BURN BABY BURN

 No.321510

I'm leaning into "the other stuff" more and more. Real estate, bonds, money market, CDs… I know it's leaving gains on the table but I like the idea of business and government courting ME to borrow money.

 No.321511

>>317900
>wtf is robinhood



 No.321387[Reply]

I'm 29 and after
5 years of addiction I'm gonna run out of Xanax that I take 30mg per day. Withdrawal symptoms include: grand mal seizures, psychosis, heart attack, stroke, inability to sleep, extreme anxiety, etc.
Is it best to lie your neck on the tracks, jump in front, stand, sit, lie all the way through instead of just leaving your head on. Use a faster in person train or freight train type? I won't do it at a station that's where trains stop. I know a spot near my house it's completely open free access to train tracks. Last one leaves at 11PM.
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 No.321491

>>321411
stupid nigger

 No.321501

Ignore him, he's an attention whore. Posting this same shit on /dep/ for months if not years.

 No.321502

>>321490
We were talking about situations where bad feelings outweigh good feelings

 No.321503

>>321501
This thread still on /lounge/? This should be on /dep/.

 No.321689

>>321491
nice argument



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 No.319536[Reply]

I suffer from social anxiety IRL but I also feel little need to socialize.

I've always had 0 friends on Steam. Never been on Discord.
I always avoid joining guilds in MMOs. I turn down friend requests in other games. I have no online friends/contacts.

The only downside is that I am missing out on multiplayer games that require team coordination but I just can't stomach having to speak on a mic.
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 No.321372

>>319536
>>319536
>>319536
OP, i think you're self-sufficient and that's good.


>I suffer from social anxiety IRL

Wear COVID panic themed gear - mask, no-dioptria glasses and such

>I also feel little need to socialize.

 No.321374

I also don't add 'friends' online because people are annoying most of the time and they're jerks online. better be alone

 No.321375

Other than guildies in the WOW days, I saw no benefit. Occasionally I'd get a persistent coworker that'd demand it, and nothing was worse than dealing with coworkers off the clock too. I tell people I don't do computers now.

 No.321384

>Anyone else here has 0 friends/contacts
Yes
>on Steam and similar online platforms?
Oh.. no.

 No.321489

>>319536
Yes.


I have no socweb accounts.


>The only downside is that I am missing out on multiplayer games that require team coordination but I just can't stomach having to speak on a mic.



trust me, you dont miss much
if you wont ruin the game, someone else will



 No.319412[Reply]

If you had the power to broadcast sound directly into everyone's minds, everyone in the world simultaneously, what would it be? A message? In what language? A series of beeps and boops? Music?
You can do it as many times as you want, whenever you want. People hear it no matter what - be they deaf, sleeping, even if they have their head up their ass.
What would you broadcast?

What other superpower would you like to have the most?
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 No.319414

>that pic

It's all about the rizz

 No.321461

>>319412
just the usual:

>"i am your god, your religion is the right one, now's the time to pass judgement on the unbelievers".


then you hide somewhere and watch the normies sort themselves out

 No.321462

Buy my shitcoins

 No.321466

>>319412
You mean like collective shout?

 No.321468

>>321466
its collective snout now :3



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 No.318861[Reply]

>Hit tiny buttons with engravings in them
>Tiny buttons attached to magic box
>Through the power of Crystals with intricate patterns on them no one can fully explain people who i can't see or hear reply

You people seriously believe this?

Pic unRelated
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 No.318866

>>318864
it can't objectively be fully explained, all of our science and technology operates on a it just works why fight it protocol.

 No.318868

Sometimes you've got to take a step back at what it is we're all doing here.

 No.321426

>>318865
>subatomic fuckery
Yup, quantum foam

 No.321428

>>318861
Well, "insulated-gate bipolar transistor" phrase is cursed itself

 No.321441

>>318861
Woden was hanged like a nigger from the faggot tree for 69 days for the JO crystals YOU use to call people the N word online



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