No.314167
Are shotguns lethal?
No.314268
>>314267
These images aren't random. They're quite similar stylistically and thematically.
No.314292
>>314291
big if true
No.314305
>>314298Real wizards know the answer
No.314306
It's an insanely haunting sentiment. Much like how smiling in the worst of times has dethroned Che Guevara in terms of rebellion, ai will soon make cgi feel like practical effects..
No.314312
How often do you use normalfag sites like reddit or twitter? I've never posted there, but I've lurked around almost everyday for the past decade.
No.314314
>>314312>>314313I use youtube everyday
No.314320
>>314312I use YouTube to listen to music, and Tiktok to waste time.
No.314321
>>314320Scrolling ChinkChonk to waste time is epitomically normalfaggottery
No.314333
>>314327
pedophile is someine who likes fart in spanish also?
No.314360
Elderly people are not humans.
No.314361
>>314140Newfag here. What is a "crawl" supposed to be? What is this thread about?
>>314313Here's an improved version of the picture.
No.314371
watching vincesauce and smoking le weed
No.314373
>>314371>vincesauce>Play some meme game for 29 minutes then bask in 400 shitty Deviantart fanarts and the birthday money of a thousand impoverished Venezuelan childrenVinesauce sucks
>leSoyjacktard memespeak sucks
>weedDisgusting stinky drug that destroys every part of your body that your male sex has given you. Weed sucks
YOu suck. Delete your own post.
No.314375
None of this shit matters. We are just animals doing bullshit every day
No.314376
Everything matters. We are so lucky to be above animals; to be able to make a purpose for ourselves and to see the importance of everything in the wonderful world.
No.314386
>>314376People who believe this just come off as overtly grandiose about their place in the world.
No.314387
>>314375People who believe this just fome off as helplessly weak and butthurt about where they are in life.
No.314399
I have no idea why normalfags love drama about ecelebs so much.
No.314414
I've become a level 5 wizard today. Just sat a bus stop at the edge of the city, listening to an old cd of anime intros and videogame OSTs I burned more than 15+ years ago. Nice sunset.
No.314419
>>314417Just old shit from the 90s and 00s, Slayers anime openings, Wolf's Rain Opening, Sonic series soundtracks, Jet Set, Samurai X, Blood+, Chrono Trigger and a bunch more. It was a completely random set of music, don't think I've listened to this CD since the 00s.
>PS VitaThough I do have a PS vita, I used a PSP way more.
No.314452
I hate bipolar men so much. Always having long hair and extroverted. Obsessed with normie shit like music/70s music. Talking too much and just cringe. Then they say wierd shit to u in public. Lock them up
No.314453
>>314449
Okay, when you look at this question, it seems very easy, what makes a succubus is her clothes, her personality and even the who between her legs. Same thing with a man. But when you stop to think a little deeper, beyond these superficial things, exclude the idea of clothes, hair, makeup and biological sex. Think a little deeper, beyond that, what makes you think that person is x or y.
Dude, I think I tripped.
But even though I asked that, that's not the main question, the main question is the idea that what makes you think that person is x, and that another is y. We don't even know her, what makes us admit this?
No.314458
>>314453You're not really questioning the value of a binary sex-gender system. You're questioning the semantics and English implications of the words used to explain it and you're imagining cracks in the existing system that aren't there.
No.314459
>>314234
I hate that violence against children by other children is legalized while adult on adult violence is assault. This allows dumb bitch teachers to use bullies as proxy violence against kids they don't like.
No.314472
Just checked Google results and the words I put with "" don't show one doxxing site results. Although an earlier one appeared. I checked my Gmail and I got mail from Google support that my reports were received and they deleted two links from Google search.
If you see doxxing info on somebody even if it's not yourself, fill a report with details (three dots on in Google search near the result, I had to switch to desktop version to see send button). Also in addition send a special form which you can find online from Google. Even though it asked if I was a victim themselves, lawyer or a parent, I put "Person who knows them as a public person", added two links and a search term I used (in my case with ""), screenshots. And within two days they worked. Of course, the info is on that site of criminals and hackers still, but at least I can sleep slightly better.
No.314475
>>314474
No
Yes
Make me
No.314483
Just shaved my long hair off
I feel like I lost part of myself but at the same time I feel more liberated
I also look more mature now
No.314486
Bad news is I'm sick.
Good news is I started the first two frames of another animation…
I was also depressed, so my spirit is lifted already! シ
No.314495
>>314493They' probably do too
No.314497
>>314472I don't know why you'd use google at all in 2024
No.314500
>>314498I was hoping someone would notice this. I don't know if I'm looking in the wrong posts, or if the internet has really become empty.
No.314501
>>314498Attention span has decreased. It is pretty bad, I would say. The popularity of shorter-form messaging is exactly responsible for this drop. Also, yes, there are many AI chat-bots but I don't think anywhere even close to what propagandists would like you to believe. Dead Internet Theory, for instance, is complete propaganda meant to further isolate and madden (perhaps something you're feeling now??).
"I don't get what enjoyment people get from shitposts like that."
The greater bulk of humanity is mean-hearted and dumb. Looking for sympathetic responses in a crowd of anonymous internet users must be reckoned the selfsame thing as begging for money at 1700 in a crowded train station. Cruelty is delight to most.
No.314502
>>314498I'm not and it is part of the reason why I am using the internet less. I've been outside in the past month more than i have been outside in like the past 5 years.
I never would've guessed that the thing that cured my internet addiction was the internet just becoming too shitty and isolating.
No.314503
Has anyone noticed that the world feels emptier? It feels "lighter" somehow?? Maybe the jews really did murder tens of millions of people with the "covid" vaccine. I'm not joking here. Any similar experiences? Things feel deeply off when I go outside and I feel decoupled or disassociated now more than I ever have. I don't remember experiencing these feelings when I was younger, when reality felt much more normal to me.
No.314504
>>314500I've written posts on here that went days without a response or just simply died, so to speak, without ever having been answered. This website has less traffic now because the administrators took too long to fix the expired security certificate (which remained expired for months until only a few days ago when it was finally patched).
No.314506
>>314503It's not just you. Covid permanently turned the vast majority of my 1 million person city into passive vegetables who just sit at home and never leave even for groceries because delivery exists.
The streets are close to empty, stores are dying due to lack of customers and even cabs disappeared because nobody is going anywhere.
I can now go to McDonald's at lunchtime and there are like 2 people in the entire establishment besides me. Before 2020 it was packed with a hundred people.
I went to the biggest imax theatre here two nights ago to see Deadpool 3 at 18PM on a Saturday.
There were less than 10 people in addition to me.
The venue had 400+ empty seats
No.314507
ready for autumn I think
No.314508
>>314503For me things feel more tense, like something is about to happen but hasn't yet.
Even when things do happen the tension doesn't go away.
That said it's probably just me and not the rest of the world.
Still, I feel the opposite. I am waiting for the other shoe to drop but don't know exactly what to expect. Just a low grade dread that is always in the background.
No.314509
Mom called me "grown man". It's over
No.314510
>>314507I'm so ready. Summers suck for attic dwellers
No.314511
I'm glad the site certification thing is back. I know that it probably doesn't actually matter since I'm not writing my bank password or something but I still don't use it without the certification because I don't really know how computers work and if my browser says it's a risk then I will stay away. Probably just another manifestation of my fucked up anxious personality. Still it's good to have wizchan back.
No.314512
>>314506Things are completely unchanged around here. If anything, there are even more normalfags crowded everywhere when I go out.
No.314516
You niggers visit Japan? Specifically Osaka and Kyoto? And good places to visit there?
No.314517
>>314472First request worked, others didn't. Only victim or legal representative can make a request. Yet first time it worked somehow.
>>314497Bing/DuckDuckGo sucks for non-English results. I have to use VPN constantly just to use Yandex. Extra effort and money to [redacted]. Overall BTDigg, Google, Wayback Machine and SoulSeek for PC is more than enough. Although Yandex can give different anime images search results in reverse search. SoulSeek for PC has even wrestling videos, not just music, and more content than Android version.
No.314519
>>314518
Of course, other search engines and VK were useless too.
No.314520
>>314519>>314517I couldn't even find hentai recap of Isaku, episode 4 on Google and Nyaa Torrents. It was either fake streaming links with previous episodes only or nothing. But I found it on BTDigg (download took about a week and I choose every torrent then uncheccin unnecessary content in torrent tracker for it not to be downloaded) with Chinese subs which PotPlayer translated perfectly except for names. But I heard them by ear without problems. Then I made screenshots if there were doubts of new added content or differences then looked thru SauceNAO if there were no coincidences with the original episodes. And the fact that only Chinese subs existed was gathered on AniDB (sign-up needed to view hentai entries). Then I added it to my MAL as AniDB has recap with the general OVA and not as a separate entry
No.314521
>>314506People became shut ins because of lockdowns from 4 years ago? Where do u live
No.314524
Can you survive alone with just a NEETbux???? Any NEETbux people can share how your life is?
No.314531
>>314524You can survive but you can only just survive. Here under 25s are given enough to literally just cover groceries and food. Over 25s are given a little bit more. But you can't really consistently run a car, visit doctors, dentists, buy anything but the shittiest of clothes.
Living alone, it really depends on how far out you're willing to live and where. Anyone can live alone in a real shitty small town, but it's shit.
No.314535
>>314524Yea todd does it easily especially with ebt. I have so much i just get sushi/ w/e i want
No.314537
>>314532He could be useful in Ukrainian Wikipedia where articles on stars no notable for English Wikipedia were made by a bot. Although only about something like 150k articles. And the decision was to add only some set of stars which are studied and such. Better than in Sebuan Wikipedia usual not articles.
Another reason was need for people to maintain the articles and that catalogs sometimes rename, move or delete stars. There was an offer to do make changes occasionally with bot too, but the whole project was stopped. Example
https://uk.wikipedia.org/wiki/HD112501 No.314538
>>314537*Bot page says it created 18k articles.
No.314540
>>314532Cut clear case of a person suffering some kind of mental illness
No.314544
>>314540It's not. It's a type of autism. It's actually flabbergasting how many people even on this imageboard refuse to recognize autistic behavior as such.
Probably because there's a stigma to the diagnosis, and so many wizards actually fall under the spectrum but refuse to admit it (especially if they don't *look* like stereotypical autists).
I've noticed a pattern where very obviously neurodivergent wizards try to mask as 'normies' even in an anonymous environment. Proving how internalized their autism-hatred is.
No.314547
>>314544Autism IS a mental disorder because it's effect the psychology and mind of a person, it's a neurodevelopmental disorder that affect the mind too.
No.314549
>>314544I sense that you're among the group that believes anyone with any semblance of personality or mental shortcomings is "On the spectrum".
No.314569
>>314549Not all of them. But practically _everyone_ who ends up a wizard male is on the autism spectrum and also has the same thought patterns, hobbies and lifestyles as autistics.
I very likely am, but I haven't gone to the doctor for a diagnosis.
No.314618
Lost my temper and was right at the edge of quitting the job I have held for 6 years over petty bullshit.
I need to find a new job before I end up decking one of these smug motherfuckers the next time they get in my face.
No.314641
materialism is literally gay. from the materialist perspective, "you are your body", and whatever mind or consciousness may be is created by it or a part of it (the brain, they usually say).
if a guy's body were to be changed completely into that of a succubus like in genderbender hentai (see, for instance, 316378 and 345174), or manga like onimai, then from the materialist perspective it wouldn't be gay to be attracted to them because that's all that there is to being a succubus, so it would be no different to being attracted to any other regular succubus.
let's now consider a guy who says that he's straight but that if he were to be genderbent into a loli like in the aforementioned works, he'd let all his lolicon friends fuck him through every hole, not because he'd like it, but as a generous favor. all sensible people can recognize that everyone involved in such a scenerio is gay (and i hope that there's still not too many here who'd disagree with that, since i remember this place being full of faggots some years ago).
basically, materialism also functions as a metaphysical cope for faggots to defend their faggotry, but a truwiz would not fall for it.
>>314640stop cooming. fapping by itself is fine tho.
No.314642
>>314640Canned, smoked shellfish can be really tasty and even cheap. Please be cautious of those packed in hot-pressed seed oils! I add muscled and herring fillets to my ramen.
No.314644
The chairs at Tim Hortons are simple, light, stackable, and comfortable. It would be a hoot to pick one up and walk out with one. A crime.
>>314532He's an alien trying to get the ball rolling for humans visiting his home galaxies. His alien brain concluded he should make the process as organic and unsuspicious as possible - by pretending the discoveries were made by an amatuer astrophotographer and posted the the Earthian Global Information Database [Wikipedia.jp] You've been chosen as the catalyst, the God. Make the articles.
No.314645
>>314644I remember a school I went to had similar chairs only uglier and made out of some sort of recycled plastic.
No.314647
>>314641>stop cooming. fapping by itself is fine tho.???
Are you promoting the "gooning" thing that zoomers today are into?
No.314650
>>314361Bump.
What is a crawl/anti-crawl [thread]?
No.314651
Pinched nerve in my ankle hurts any time I try to walk on it.
Same ankle that I sprained a few months back.
Been trying to work my ankle to get the nerve to release but nothing is working. I will probably load up on a double dose of anti-inflammatory (ibuprofen) and ice it to see if that works.
I suspect it's because I put off swapping out my worn out shoes and it caught up to me.
No.314652
>>314650There have been times in the history of the site where post per a day slowed to a crawl.
The anti-crawl general was created as a low stakes low stress area for post not really worthy of a full thread discussion to encourage a bit more activity and act as a filter for people lowering the over all quality of the site by making full threads for minor shower thoughts.
No.314653
>>314641>stop cooming. fapping by itself is fine tho.I try to, anon, I really do, but sometimes it just happens. Other times I can go weeks without doing it. I'm convinced fapping by itself or not is bad under all circumstances, you really lose essential nutrients.
>>314642Yep, the taste was better than expected (they were smoked), remained in my mouth the whole day.
>cautious of those packed in hot-pressed seed oils!Sadly my dad does the grocery shopping and the cheap stuff in cottonseed oil is all I can get. I drained them, of course. I don't feel the taste goes along well with ramen though, I normally add tuna to mine.
No.314654
>>314647never actually done the "gooning thing". seems like too much time and effort, and i also fear getting too close to the edge. only benefit i see is that if you master it you have another tool in the box of voluntary altered states of awareness. it's also much older than zoomers, there was a thelema ritual that was basically that.
>>314653well, regardless of your specific goal, you shouldn't give up on it. it took me many years of constant failing to finally get hang of quitting senselessly depleting my mana for good. however, i don't see how just fapping by itself would deplete mana, if anything, it seems to amplify it. but i'm not an expert on the theoretical aspect of it, so i only speak from my experience of trying both.
No.314660
>>314650>>314652>There have been times in the history of the site where post per a day slowed to a crawl.More specifically, these crawl moments happened every weekend. Back when the site was faster (about 100 mainboard posts per day) the sudden decline to 1-2 per hour was very noticeable, and dubbed the Weekend Crawl. It was assumed that the Weekend Crawl was a result of wizards going out to bars or parties during those days, so the admins made doing so illegal in hopes of increasing postrates. Whistelblowers unearthed intel reports from the oval tower that exposed the truth: the site slowed on the Weekend because the Wageslave wizards were too tired to post, and the NEET wizards would rather sleep than be online while their parents and siblings were home for those days.
No.314667
>>314666Correction, it's a Leatherman wave.
Don't know why I thought it was a spark.
No.314707
>>314667Even if you don't use it or get bored of it that's worth a weeks food if sold on craigslist or local ads. Great Leatherman.
No.314708
>>314666what that a knife?
No.314709
>>314708It's a gun, the best thing to carry for self defense
No.314711
>>314707It's been very well used.
Had to spend a hour sharpening all the knives and saws on it. Also cleaned the gunk out of the files.
The weird thing is it was siting on the lawn of a bank. Must have been dropped by one of the landscapers or something.
Their loss is my gain though. It has a new loving home.
No.314714
having been to japan once not too long ago, it must be absolute fucking hell to be a native otaku there. no wonder they become hikkis.
No.314715
>>314714>having been to japan once not too long agotell me what you did there, I like to know what people who've been in japan did
No.314716
>>314715just your usual tourist things, went to shrines, landmarks and observation decks. as a millennial japan had that "future of the world" vibe to it but going there and you realize that's been out of date for a while. and the notion that it's a nerd mecca is only kind of true.
Maybe it's because I'm 15-20 years too late but it's not what I thought it was going to be.
No.314717
>>314716>it is not what I expectedis japan going outdated? is japan falling?
did you bring back otaku souvenirs?
sorry but why did you post that image? are you to insult me No.314718
>>314717It's a funny image.
When I get back from wageslaving I'll make a post about it.
No.314719
>>314718oh ok sorry for asking this question. I didn't mean to make you feel like a bad person
>tell you after workok I'm waiting👍
No.314723
Today's marks the first time I saw bullet barrage flashes in the sky in my window in these [redacted] years.
Looks like archive.org still stores uploader's email in XML files. Searched my email and it showed all the files I had uploaded. Time to create another account. It's unlikely that copyright holders would force protonmail to snitch on me. I used VPN and later Tor but I've used neither to register on some other mail service that I've put as backup mail to proton after failing to see it wasn't obligatory, hence why I removed it. They ask proton, they give that mail, they ask that mail provider and I'm fucked then. I could create another proton mail but Tor doesn't register and free VPN providers can snitch too.
No.314724
just looked up loli harem on google for a quick pic, then went to images, and it said there were no results. we approach 1984 by the day. that’s what normalfags are turning the world into just because they don’t like lolis (they hate everything pretty and feminine, and that inspires and warms the masculine heart, pulling it onward beyond the base material world). i hate furry shit so much, but you don’t see me turning the world into a fucking dystopia because of it. (and yes, i know they add people who look up that stuff in lists to purge them one day.)
No.314725
>>314724Google is loli
Yandex is loli
Bing is loli
DuckDuckGo is loli, but is Bing's loli??!
Yahoo is NOT loli. (NOT LOLI)
wizards…
No.314727
>>314726>some sort of European languagethat's why. You are not allowed to have or even view other guys' loli harem
No.314731
>>314719>>314717>is japan going outdated?It's more like it stopped progressing at some point tech-wise to the point where the rest of the world has caught up with Japan and gone past it. Don't get me everything have still works well and is a testament to their quality but you never get that feeling that you used to get when watching Japan documentaries in the 90s/00s. Not to mention everyone, literally everyone there uses an iphone.
>is japan falling?Can't tell.
>did you bring back otaku souvenirs?A couple of things but most of it is just landmark souvenirs as opposed to otaku souvenirs.
I feel bad for the otaku in Japan.
No.314732
>>314731thank hou for answering
>I feel bad for the otaku in Japan.
can you tell us why?
No.314752
>>314731>literally everyone there uses an iphone🤮
i remember how nice the internet was before iphone and apps.
No.314891
>>314732Maybe I'm wrong but unlike here where it took some time for the normalfags to invade geekdom, over there from what I saw, their normalfags seem firmly embedded in geekdom for a longer time.
For crab otaku watching normalfags live out and *look* their animes while they sit on the sideline must be super demoralising.
No.314905
>>314140just turned 30 today, guess i'm a wizzie now
No.314906
>>314493>It seems that a lot of hikis/neets in their late 20s/early 30s are already alcoholics/drug addicts, schizos on welfare or both.I feel attacked. lol
No.314921
I wonder how long imageboard will remain before drying up completely… fuck this it is slow compared to when wizardchan was still up, or 8ch, or krautchan etc
No.314922
>>314921Do zoomers use imageboards or they are becoming a thing of milleninal boomers?
No.314923
>>314922i'd say they're all three equal
No.314924
>>314922>zoomy soylennial boomy woomyspeak engilsh
No.314925
>>314924>speak engilshevery time i hear someone use the word zoomer, i always think "must be an idiot". i think these new generational words are stupid.
also if "young people" is too long for you to write, maybe you talk too much about young people.
No.314926
Anno endured severe depression, and even threats, for NGE.
Hiroyuki Imaishi took an immense pay cut for TTGL.
The Moldenhauers mortgaged their homes for Cuphead.
I lost my wallet, and put up with random food poisoning, for an animation that lasts a fifth of a minute. *.*
No.314927
I need to start using cooler water in the shower. At least towards the end.
I was sweating a lot after showering and I thought it was just because I'm a fatass. However for the past few months I've been working out and losing a decent amount of weight and the problem is still happening. So I looked it up and it turns out to be pretty common because if you use super hot water, your body starts sweating after getting out of the shower to cool your body down. It should be obvious but yeah.
So from now on I'm going to make sure my body is decently cold before getting out of the shower.
No.314929
joe rogan talks like an ai shill
he also advocates psilocybin mushrooms, which can be useful, but they can also make you fascinated with whatever you're interacting with during the trip
mushrooms and chat bots are a perfect recipe to make people trust AI with religious devotion
No.314935
>>314925>i think these new generational words are stupid.>i think these new generational words are stupid.I think zoomers are gay and jewish. Cunts literally started the zoomer/boomer shit back in the early 10s.
No.314945
>>314925I think I accidentally invented the word. I have memories that seem to point to that. I used it as a placeholder with no intention of everyone just using it. My worst invention, genuinely sorry
No.314967
>>314891I forgot to add though, it's probably quite easy to lose yourself in your own otaku world if you can mentally blockout normalfags in Japan. There is so much in the way of anime, manga, figurines, puzzles, gunpla, games, etc and a solid second hand market for these things. Almost unbelievable since all our second hand markets got destroyed by ebay and every normalfag thinking their garbage is worth 1000s.
I guess all you'd have to do is survive japanese school, though I don't know if Japan is better or worse for outcasts in the school system.
No.314968
>>314967>>314891otaku always had a negative reputation in japan. in the western world, otaku are normalfags and the otaku culture is kind of cool/trendy BUT either in japan or overseas, there's two categories:
>the normalfag who like anime>the extreme recluse otaku hentai who's a loliconones get praised by their peers the other one is bullied for being a weirdo
No.314969
>>314968Let's shift the focus to outcasts rather than "otaku". How do they fare?
No.314971
>>314969well, some become hikikomori and other's struggle like homeless people (I guess?)
do you have an exemple in mind for outcasts?
No.314972
>>314971>do you have an exemple in mind for outcasts?Not exactly, but your otaku example was a little too specific. Normalfags do not need THAT much of a reason to cast you out.
I was thinking of how outcasts survive in japanese school, if they fare better or worse than their western counterparts.
No.314973
>>314972frankly I don't know. heres an article about it but I don't guarantee you useful answers
https://0xadada.pub/2003/01/01/hikikomori-otaku-japans-latest-outcasts/ No.314992
>>314973>the Japanese have a new out-group, the finger of blame can be directed as the source of an assortment of social problems. Japan is now looking at these “fringe-groups” as the source of the problems, instead of examining the make up of society and the educational system as the root of the issue. The media continues to pounce on every opportunity it gets to portray just how sinister and deplorable members assigned to this group are.>2003Japan is (or maybe was) like a fractured view into the future (present).
No.315028
wizzies take everything seriously and usually respond with insults.
it's all so tiresome.
No.315030
Old Opera for Windows 7, non-updated. Installed Waterfox instead, no language except for a few despite a claim of having more than 90 languages in the welcome info.
Doesn't freeze opened MPC-HC with a 2 GB MP4 video on and doesn't freeze itself. Opera extensions were scarce, Chrome shop was for newer versions and old version of Chrome shop was hard to navigate to add the extension (although I managed to do it somehow in the past once).
Downloaded addon from the Firefox add-ons site. Now I can archive/check in archive.org and archive.today with one click. Archive.org opened badly on old Opera showing no connection. Archived Google Drive pdfs only scrolled to the third page. No problems with Waterfox. Although on Google Chrome for Android, I could add out 4 links in different windows and it only sporadically said I was over my limit for Save now function at the same time. Now even 2 windows and it shows about the limit. Batch Google Sheets option from archive.org itself took days in the queue and still after about three days I found that some links indeed got saved, but it was like 10 from 100. And only letter about the operation start was received, no letter about its end and then it disappeared from the status page.
Manually on Chrome for Android I had to change numbers of the telegram posts while looking at the laptop screen which didn't stop shinning without me having to use split screen or go from one app to another on the tablet. Only one freeze in about 4 hours vs countless on old browser. And Waterfox is updated for Windows 7. Although one of their support pages doesn't work. Had to uncheck some parameter for hyperlinks in the word document to be able to ctrl+mouse click to open it. At least I save time by clicking a few at the time vs pitting it manually, again the time would be lost on waiting for 1 of 2 links vs 2-3 of 4 links.
No.315031
>>315030About 100 bookmarks on Opera were not in the folder. They failed to export to Waterfox. Had to delete bookmarks on Waterfox, put those bookmarks into the folder on Opera and then export.
No.315032
>>315030I started using opera with the release of the 9 alpha through 12 when it was killed. I miss it so much. Specifically I have never found another tab switcher that was as nice as the right click+scroll wheel functionality. Set to cycle by last used tabs and with the previews it was amazing. The other gestures were also nice and I used them all.
No.315033
>>315030Converted word file to html. That way its faster to click (right click for separate tab) and faster to open the link. Then change link for webarchive link in word to look at results on Android later.
No.315038
>in room earlier, about to do a few sets of leg exercises w/ a 50lb dumbbell
>cat starts meowing at the gate even though his lunch is over an hour away
>I let him in this time, I figure he just wants a little company and won't be getting too close to me during my workout
>WRONG.jpg and feel my hand+forearm brush his fur on the way down once, he doesn't get hit but I think it was close, didn't see exactly what happened since I was looking forward
>now I'm both "glowing" since I had a good workout and feeling really irresponsible and retarded, like I coulda given him brain damage if I slipped up badly enough
>sorry kitty, feels bad man and felt like I had to tell someone sorry if I'm being cringe
No.315039
I can't grasp the idea of inifity, when I tried is just mind blowing, even more mind blowing is that mathematics show there's bigger inifites than other, absolute insane.
No.315041
>>315039I don't understand how something can emerge from nothing. They say water and microorganisms appeared on Earth from nothing, but previous conditions were still necessary.
No.315042
>>315040 (me)
Maybe it's a weak form of "mania". I guess I can now virtue signal on Xitter and Discord about being le bipolar?
No.315046
>>315041They didn't appear from nothing, they formed from a primordial chemical soup back on Earth early days, the real question is how a thing that not alive became something alive, that the real mystery, but yeah, how thing from nothing came to be is a mind blowing question if you think a little.
No.315056
Do you use discord? I tried it once, but it feels weird joining a group, even when it's one for wizzie-lites. It really makes you feel like an imposter trying to join a clique with a social dynamics you are not privy to.
No.315114
On the brink of finishing all my inbetweens.
In the meantime here is Mr. Gilliam to embody the accurate representation of an ardent, if borderline superfluous, animator :D
https://youtu.be/otV22Pe4yiM?si=vMJZxdg3IKw2TVuI&t=88 No.315188
Archive.org got hacked and advised users to check their email addresses on haveineenpwned.com. My e-mail address is already there.
No.315189
>>315188Im pwned in one breach, what do? T_T
No.315190
>>315188Yeah, I got an email too
No.315191
In the late 90s I remember a show on Disney Channel but forgot the name.
All I can recall is a scene where a guy digs into garbage and emerges desperately excited to find the paper/envelope he was looking for.
That's how I feel now.
Cheers
No.315192
>>315189Change your email password if it's not Google authenticator.
No.315195
>>315188>>315189It seems that my IA account got "pwned", though I don't really care, I only created it to download one ROM, so the only "valuable" info they have of me is e-mail and IP address.
>>315192I don't see how that could help with anything? Unless your IA and e-mail passwords are exactly the same, though even then, it's hashed…
Besides, the provider I use (cock.li) doesn't even allow changing your password…
No.315198
>>315061Nah, I was balding before surrender into NEET, so I am not stressed now. Besides, I lift.
No.315274
>>315228Why does everyone who posts cartoons also make such dumb posts in general? Is it one guy?
No.315324
>>315323
I don't think I have had ether at a actual irl cafe ever.
I drink tea at home.
Not a huge fan of coffee. Makes me have to poop for some reason. Like a lot.
No.315325
>>315324have you tried cappuccino?
No.315326
>>315325No.
If i am 100% honest I don't off the top of my head even know what a cappuccino is. I know it's a kind of coffee preparation, but don't know the details.
No.315327
>>315326>a type of coffee made with espresso and milk that has been frothed up with pressurized steam.also it has more caffeine:
>Generally speaking, cappuccino has more caffeine than coffee because it is made with an espresso shot which is concentrated and contains more caffeine than regular coffee. However, it ultimately depends on how each cup is prepared since the amount of coffee beans, espresso blends, and milk can be different.so nevermind My mistake
No.315328
>>315326my bad cappuccino has more caffeine then coffe
No.315329
>>315327>>315328I see.
Seems like too much work for a coffee casual like myself to try making, but I can see someone going to a cafe to have such a drink prepared for them.
I guess I will put it on a list of food/drink items to try at least once.
No.315336
coffee gives me diaroheha, but enargy dranks dont
why is that?
No.315349
>>315336I think the other chemicals in coffee are responsible for the effect that causes people to poop besides caffeine.
Energy drinks tend to just be sugar/fake sugar + caffeine + a random handful of supplement bullshit that doesn't actually do anything.
No.315350
>>315336>>315349"Coffee can cause bowel movements because it contains acids that increase the hormone gastrin," says Andrew Boxer, M.D., a gastroenterologist based in New Jersey. "Gastrin causes involuntary muscle contractions in the stomach (peristalsis), which can get the bowels moving."
Apparently even decaff coffee causes people to poop.
Also holy shit are search results polluted with articles copying each other and tons of AI slop.
No.315384
Do you think that the Terrifier movies should be legal?
No.315389
For reasons that escape me but they've introduced multiple cooldown timers and word filters on 4chan on their most popular boards.
No.315390
>>315384Why in the world should they be illegal?
Of course they should be legal.
No.315409
slows to a crawl…
No.315410
>>315389>reasons that escape meit's bot spam and ban evading. not that hard to figure out, wizzie.
No.315419
haven’t showered in 8 days
>>315384what, are they very scary?
No.315425
>>315419>what, are they very scary?They're chilled prawns.
No.315443
any euro anon here?
No.315445
>>315444why are you still up?
No.315447
>>315446why, what's better than sleep?
No.315449
>>315448oxytocin too.. i think
No.315453
>>315452i thought only americans watch raslin
you're not american, are you?
No.315463
>>315451Yeah, that's that shitty manga I translated into my language during my part time thing in scanlate. Fucking cringe inducing yuri trash
No.315488
>>315410>it's bot spam and ban evading.I doubt it's for that, the same psychotics are still spamming the site at basically the same rate. I honestly think it's an attempt curb the last remnants of free speech (or what is left of it) on imageboards. The internet has become so restricted in what they want you to see.
No.315489
>>315488>an attempt curb the last remnants of free speech (or what is left of it) on imageboardshow? it doesn't stop you from posting. it's the equivalent of a speed bump. the goal is to stop people from speeding and racing in certain areas, but you seem to think they want to curb driving entirely. your catastrophizing is irrational, but i bet it's received quite well in the eternally pessimistic politic circles you hang out in.
No.315498
>>315463whats the name of the manga?
No.315516
>>315515oh yeah I remember about this manga
No.315550
>>315489>>315488It's on ALL boards now, there was no reason to do this. Slow boards have basically crawled to a halt, while tye spam heavy boards are still spam heavy. This is on top of a 15 minute timer that RESETS if you don't post within minutes, on top of two verification checks, an increasingly indecipherable captcha which they've changed twice recently and ban happy jannies on their pet topics.
What kind of anonymous board requires you to give your email to post?
No.315554
>>315550>What kind of anonymous board requires you to give your email to post?
>He thinks any chan is "anonymous" in that users can only be seen as totally unique-per-post entities by the staff, freeing him of any accountability for his spam>He doesn't know "anonymous" always just meant that other users can't connect this posts together>he's this much of a stupid newfag>probably tripfags anywayThis email requirement has been great at filtering out the dumbest securotards who would rather post "anonymously" among 50,000 spambots than create a throwaway email because "PRIVACIES". Unfortunately they then find their way here as refugees.
No.315559
>>315554>privacy is badIt's genuinely amazing how willingly retardws zoomer anons have become, like a fucking slowly boiling frog.
>it's not really anonymousIt's the fucking principle you kike. We know that gookmoot's mods probably keep the logs.
No.315573
>>315550i wonder how people like you with zero frustration tolerance even function in the world. it's literally not that hard to wait 15 minutes before you post from a new device/ip. captcha also isn't difficult, i do it without a problem every morning even with 60% blurry vision without my contacts. you're basically a man baby, you can't cope with negative emotions without creating some world conspiracy everywhere around you. they're taking away freeze peach brooooooo, i can't post "based" fast enough they want my biometric scan brooooooo. braindead.
No.315576
>>315574
yeah man, i'm not even human because i have the opposite opinion to yours that you can't even defend. you seem to really care about free speech and it's not just a baby tantrum that you had to be a little patient before posting some braindead comment like "based" that one time.
No.315581
>>315580
right, you're a different guy, so what's your opinion? you didn't just jump in because you got triggered i called someone a man baby, right? if you're going to whiteknight for wizzies, then at least hold your ground and know what you're arguing about. at least read the reply chain if you're going to post your shitty 2 cents that boil down to me being mean to someone on an anonymous imageboard for posting conspiratorial bullshit over a basic spam measure.
No.315582
>>315573>freeze peachWow. You are a danger to wizards.
No.315584
>>315578
prior to this registration process politics was completely unusuable due to the ongoing demoralization spam and bot traffic. It got to the point where just skimming the catalog would involved multiple targeted cognitive attacks. And it was like this all day.
All you're talking about is true, but I think the motivation was like when 4chon tried spamming the site like a decade earlier and captcha was brought in. Problem-reaction-solution? Maybe, but also reality. I wouldn't be surprised at all if the Trump team paid the jannies to clean it up in preparation for the election actually, since it is now all their astroturfer shill types instead
No.315588
>>315584>>315578>unipartyMoving away from /pol/itics and focusing on the internet itself, the internet is basically a walled garden at this point. Nothing can be done without email, phone numbers, all searches are manipulated, and what's trending everywhere is the same thing trending everywhere.
I miss when I could accidentally stumble on random sites just from the first page of results and hyperlinks from other pages.
No.315639
I forgot it was halloween today. All holidays become meaningless in isolation.
No.315640
>>315639Online games help keep up with the major holidays because they have themed events.
No.315641
>>315640what game do you play
No.315642
>>315641Back when I was a NEET I played a lot of mabinogi.
Played Phantasy Star Online 2 for like a year when the official US servers came out.
Now I play mostly shooters like Combat Master and CS2. But that is because I work full time now so I avoid getting hooked on MMOs again. If I got to be NEET again then a huge chunk of my time would be spent playing MMOs again. It's surprisingly satisfying to me.
No.315648
>>315642I also want to play pso2
NG whao I hope you'll get a neet zgain,wizzie!
No.315699
I want to rant a bit. There's an imageboard that I am very dedicated to and consistently spend hours on every day and have contributed with minor OC etc, but for the past few months posting on it has been like walking on eggshells as the mods have been behaving in disgusting ways, mostly targeting me, and few people point that out (if anything there are some bootlickers) (I can't disclose more details).
It's making me feel quite conflicted. The obvious solution to the piece of shit mods would be leaving the website, but I'm too used to it and don't know any better places, and it would also be like admitting defeat in the face of those niggerfaggots (who do NOT represent the userbase) and forfeiting the positive qualities of the website and userbase because of them. Maybe I could leave only temporarily (weeks? months?) for the mods to calm down, but I don't know.
This is also affecting my mood even though it shouldn't, but I guess it's understandable since that website is very important to me because I'm a NEET and it constitutes most of my social interaction.
This website (Wizchan) could be a good contender to become my go-to imageboard, as it's active and has the bonus of lacking roastie worship, but there's something about the atmosphere and userbase that feels a bit off (and it's not about the whole virgin/wizard and anti-succubus thing, which is a positive point as I said), like a third of the users came from mainstream social media or something…
No.315717
>>315699You have to leave it man, those toxic demons will destroy your mental well being
No.315730
>>315699name of that imageboard?
No.315731
>>315699simply spam it daily with gore and porn. make the website unusable so that they regret messing with you. unless they allow such content then just leave. well, my first suggestion is quite bad but i am spiteful and thats what i would do.
(USER WAS BANNED FOR THIS POST) No.315732
>>315699Pull the ol' Bezmenov on them - whatever the mods do, you do it too, but step it up a notch. Whatever they want, give them ridiculous amounts of it. Whatever they introduce, you take it further. Acceleration always works because you're not trying to redirect anything - just add to the momentum. The final result might not be what you would wish for, but perhaps your wish for the imageboard to go back to how it was, is unrealistic anyway.
>>315731obvious spamming will make it seem like there is one salty user, and that the user is responsible for the state of the board, and that the mods are doing benevolent work
it would only give the mods confirmation and more power
No.315736
>>315732unless you go all the way and kill the userbase. cp destroyed few chans i frequented
No.315759
>>315756what if my goals are just to be relaxed, less anxious, more spontaneous? seems like that would do the opposite
No.315760
>>315756getting organized about your goals and making plans isn't enough to achieve them. when i was doing this type of shit, i was still stuck at the same obstacles as always and the list of tasks just made me feel bad about not getting any of it done.
if you're the kind of fuckup that feels at home here, then focus on just one task at a time, a single goal with no time limit, you don't need a complicated system or a big plan. that's enough to keep you busy. even basic shit is a challenge for us, so if you pick a goal, make sure it's actually going to make your life better in a tangible way, not just that it looks good for other people, because the amount of energy and willpower you will need to use is not worth it.
No.315850
Downloaded Supermium browser based on Chromium. When I open it, it says the program can't be opened because some file is missing. And then it starts without a problem. Archive.org shows without problems unlike on old Opera (long before hacking incident). Updated for Windows 7 and even Windows XP. Doesn't freeze while PotPlayer is on unlike old Opera. Old Opera couldn't get to Chrome store and old store version was so tricky that the second time I didn't succeed. This one is without a problem, though as advised on the site I installed not the latest version as the latest had problems on Windows 7.
Waterfox had The Archiver addon, official developer's site had it for Chrome but it failed to install it. So I got an official archive.org extension for Chrome. Works fine,unlike on Waterfox now I can add 3 and even 4 at the time and it doesn't tell me about failure due to having more than 1 operation at the same time. Although 4 is already too much and some failure to archive do happen. With Waterfox I had often problems with 2 and 3 was impossible. 3>1. Supermium wins, now it's better than on my tablet Chrome where I could put 4 links but manually to make it faster than by copy-paste or using split screen that can crash. Hence why the combination laptop + tablet was used.
Haven't checced YouTube yet, it says DSPs like Spotify and Netflix has problems but looks like not YouTube. Waterfox just like old Firefox had problems with audio stuttering and old Opera was freezing and it's player had no skip by keys for picture-in-picture. Using PotPlayer to stream videos worked well though and bonus point — I could screenshot it without a problem and that's on 3 hour video of The Cure latest concert. Waterfox had only a few language options. Supermium had plenty including mine.
In order to click on links faster, I've put links as html file. This time it worked without them changing colors upon opening which was very useful to discern between opened and not yet opened links. The extensions doesn't have archive.ph option, bit I use it for Facebook saving only and not for Telegram. Archive.krg doesn't save Facebook posts. All I had to do is make Supermium as a default browser, refresh the page and now blue links become purple after opening them.
Now instead of 4 browsers (with Internet Explorer), I prolly can have 3 after deleting old Opera. Updating for that missing file won't happen as I have a pirate Windows 7 copy and just updating Windows XP SP2 to SP3 destroyed my OS (other XP was installed on top of it on that previous PC).
No.315858
>>315856I thought Windows 7 had good style, but modern web requires modern browsers (which Win 7 can't deliver), gonna have to agree with you.
No.315871
>forgot how to get my monitor to it's advertised high refresh rate
>spend a hour subjected to SEO probably AI written slop that never got to the point and recommended buying shit (that it had affiliate links to)
>Use string of profanities in search out of fustration
>first result is a site that gives me the answer and then some
Search engines are getting even weirder lately.
No.315902
A few years ago I randomly lost most of the function in my right arm. There was no warning; I woke up one morning and I could barely use my right arm. It wasn't numb or anything and didn't hurt. It wasn't ALL function, either: if I held my right arm straight out, with the palm down, I could move my fingers downward and form a claw grip, but I could not lift the fingers upward. I could make that grip shape, but I would not actually be able to grab or hold anything. Anything would fall straight out of my hand if I tried. I struggled to do certain maneuvers: I remember that in the shower I felt like a retard trying to wash myself; I also had trouble driving and difficulty adjusting after reversing left and right clicking…
But over the course of a few months, I slowly regained total control of my arm. It was little by little, but after 3 months, it was as if nothing had ever been wrong.
I had no insurance and wasn't working at the time so I never saw a doctor. To this day I have no idea why or what exactly happened to me. It was literally an overnight thing! I went to bed one night, no pain or anything, and when I woke up, my arm just wasn't working anymore. But I'm grateful it seemed to fix itself.
No.315903
>>315902>It was literally an overnight thing!You could have rolled over in a way that your circulation was mostly blocked. After several hours of no new blood, nerves and their connections to muscle can die out entirely. These tissues regenerate over time though.
No.315909
The battery on the smartphone I had been using to watch and listen to stuff in bed swoll up and split the thing into 3 barely connected pieces.
I know there is some sort of special prosedure for disposing of that shit but I couldn't be bothered.
Just rushed it to the local dumpster to make it not my problem anymore. Still, shit was a bit scary as once a batter swells up like that it's basically a ticking time bomb before it catches fire or explodes.
No.315910
>>315909there will be a dumpster fire
No.315911
>>315910Not my problem, lol.
No.315942
>>315850Now it says about that missing component after computer being booted. Once Supermium didn't work while old Opera did. Restarting solved the problem. And it wasn't Avast or Windows Firewall. Same thing has been with my father's old Firefox for years, so whatever.
No.315959
I'm on the fence about buying an ereader, mostly for free, public domain books and a bit for pirated epub and pdf files. Anyone here owns one?
No.315960
>>315959I own one, it's good. I recommend getting one
No.315963
>>315959if you actually read, then yeah, it's a good investment. i just have a regular android tablet that i use for reading, browsing, media. the e-ink readers are paper-like, so you get less eyestrain, but everything is black and white and even if you get one of those full android models, the animations are clunky due to the refresh rate. the bigger the screen, the more expensive it is. there are some models where you can even draw with a pen so you can scribble notes on the edges of your books.
No.315965
friday night and wizchan slows to a crawl….
No.315968
I realized recently that one of the main problems of today is that reality is getting less real. By that I mean our collective agreement about what constitutes reality, which has always been somewhat fractious, has begun to splinter apart even more than usual. People can no longer even agree upon basic fundamental truths about reality anymore. There is so much mystical thinking coming back and replacing critical thinking. So many people profess to "believe" obviously fanciful bullshit almost as if navigating reality is just a game rather than something to take seriously. I'm watching humanity regress before my very eyes. It's interesting but also terrifying.
No.315969
>>315960>>315963what do you use/recommend?
No.315970
>>315969I am not same person, but I have a Kobo Libra 2 which I am quite pleased with. It have 7 inch screen which I think is good size between being portable yet big enough for reading books. But it is too small for manga imo if you intend to use it for that too. I bought it 2 years ago so not sure what exist on the market today.
No.315977
>>315968What are you talking about specifically? I have an odd feeling that you're intentionally being evasive
No.315978
>>315970Thanks. I don't care for manga, stylus, colour or any of these fancy features. Libra 2 it is then.
No.315980
>>315977I mean that more and more people in society are becoming delusional or divorced from reality. More people are starting to believe things that are obviously untrue. Part of the problem is that the technology to create "illusions" so to speak has become better and better and people are constantly exposed to things which aren't real but which seem real. AI images, deepfakes, photoshop, etc are making it so that people no longer know whether something is real or not and finding out whether it is is too much effort, so they just go with whatever they want to be real, whatever makes them feel good. The result is an effect in which it feels like reality itself is becoming less real. Like facts have less of an impact, and fantasy moreso for stuff like political decisions. Take for example the pizzagate guys who currently support Trump. Based on facts and reality if you actually don't like pedophiles, rape, or human trafficking, logically you shouldn't support Trump, but they would rather believe in some made up stories about pedophiles that are clearly false or lacking in evidence while ignoring actual evidence of pedophilia.
Whatever people are exposed to day in and day out becomes their reality, even if they "know" it's not actually real. For example narratives expressed in fictional media get ingrained into people's worldview. They come to think fictional versions of reality reflect actual reality. People's reality these days stems from the internet, at least for the perpetually online segment of people it does, and that is an increasingly large segment of the population. Most people are just fundamentally unequipped to handle this shifting information environment that includes so much misinformation. They can't parse it properly, so the end result is people are losing touch with reality and therefore the shared conception of reality in the public consciousness is becoming less clear and unified and more splintered and filled with crazy nonsense that doesn't actually reflect reality at all.
I think a lot of it can be traced back to the internet and the fact that people with power and money have figured out how to use it to manipulate the average normie for political and monetary gain. Money and power out controlling everyone like they always do. You have to know if a new technology comes along that facilitates a new type of exploitation/political control by the elites over the masses, it's only a matter of time until they start using that technology. The laws of competition basically preclude it with all certainty. If one megalomaniacal billionaire starts using internet tracking and targeted advertising to manipulate people and you don't, well you're gonna get left in the dust by all the other megalomanical billionaires. Can't have that as a captain of the free world now can we?
No.315991
Supermium doesn't download audio after it was opened through Inspect function on the audioplayer element. Yet old Opera does within seconds. Although back in the day it had occasional problems with it, but it somehow got fixed after multiple page reloads.
No.316014
I just bought a 4k OLED gaming monitor and mounting arm. It's weird how all my buys end up feeling like impulse buys to me even though I generally consider something like this for a long time. In the case of a monitor I have been considering it for many years but for some reason I always decide the time isn't right. Now I went and looked at the monitors that were on sale and after a day of comparing options I just bought one. Feels so strange that I didn't spend more time than that but I felt like I had figured out which one I wanted and that was that.
No.316023
>>315699>like a third of the users came from mainstream social media or something…Agree, though I'd say they seem like they're from the politically fried sectors of twitter/youtube and the general discussion boards of 4chan (not just /pol/, /int/ and suchlike). So they would disagree with twitter or youtube or reddit being mainstream social media since their subreddit is ebin and supports freebased amphetamines or however the kids say it today. And the really unfortunate thing is that the vibe or atmosphere I get off of that is that people want to turn here into somewhere different, and once that hits a critical mass it includes yourself. If you just want wizchan to stay at wizchan-2015 during wizchan-2019 then you wanted to pull it in a different direction than it was moving, and even if I was pulling against people who needed pullback I was still pulling the place apart at the seams…
No.316030
Do you also write lengthy posts just to delete them? I often write out what I have in mind, then read it, and think "this is stupid" or "why am I writing this?"
No.316032
>>316030yes, i think writing is an effective way to enhance thinking; it doesnt need to be sent to anyone
No.316124
crawl…
No.316125
what other imageboards do you read?
No.316129
>>3161254chimps, the biggest imageboard around
No.316130
>>316129what boards?
i lurk /x/ sometimes in hopes of finding something interesting, but it's mostly deranged insanity
oh and /wg/ for cool papes
No.316132
>>316130not the same guyI don't go on /x/ because it's full of larp and succubi and reading bullshit tarot or trying to summon your tulpa. nothing paranormal.
>/wg/I also use it to collect plenty of cool high quality pics and images
No.316136
>>316129That imageboard is under siege from god knows what.
No.316162
>>316161
preach
cant be honest on imageboards anymore without having my jimmies rustled by some "witty" normie twat
No.316164
I've been trying out amanita muscaria microdosing the other day' because where I live people have been going crazy about it for a while now.
Well, I can see why. Basically, it is a natural jew pill. It kills off emotions rather efficiently, you feel sort of 'at ease' and can perform your wage slaving duties more efficiently.
But I can't actually describe the way I feel on it. It is neither bad nor it is good, not tense nor relaxed. Better than usually though. Plus I see rather very strange but fascinating dreams…
No.316254
God damn internet problems for the past few hours. Had to reset my router and call the company to get it to work again.
Post history is wiped too. Now I will have to just remember what threads I was keeping a eye on and posted in.
No.316274
I keep breaking my diet, my mind tricks me with "just one piece of chocolate" and it just ends with a slippery slope, does not help that my beloved mom keeps buying me treats very often and she is too retarded for me to explain to her how bad it is for me
No.316275
>>316274I really really need to enforce the idea of how much of a slippery slope/rabbit hole this carving is, there is no moderate option for me, at least not until i fully overcome my carving of sweets for a long time enough
No.316280
have you seen the ugly irl?
i have not
No.316289
>>316274I'm trying to quit sweets/dessert altogether.
At 19 I quit drinking cola because I was morbidly obese and started only drinking water. It was good and I lost a lot of weight but I developed an obsession with eating dessert after dinner in order to get my sugar fix.
Now I'm trying to finally stop that and quit eating sweet desserts altogether. I find it helps to create negative associations with the thing you're trying to quit. I heard that eating sugary things can cause kidney stones. So whenever I think about having dessert I think about massive pain in my urethra and that helps kill the cravings.
No.316290
>>316289I managed to get rid of my sweets addiction twice before in my life, but my third time is much harder for some reason, I am still confident I can do it, thank you for the input
No.316332
wizards of the old continent,
let's chat
No.316333
>>316332what do you want to talk about
No.316334
>>316333im not sure, i havent thought this through
No.316335
>>316334well think about it and when you got something , tell me,
No.316398
I've been with a headache for years, yesterday night I had clarity of mind and realized it.
No.316399
>>316398Drink plenty of water
No.316427
>>314140I found a nice way to overcome my sweets addiction, basically if i eat some sweets, I will walk 3 hours to make up for it, this will enhance my discipline greatly, I am a NEET, thus, I am up for it
No.316480
Merry Christmas
No.316567
After over 5 years of using a password manager, I have suddenly forgotten my master password.
For years I just typed it in using muscle memory. I didn't have to think about what I was typing.
But one day I randomly tried to remember the master password. Suddenly, I could no longer remember all the words, nor could I remember what order they were in. After this, relying on my muscle memory no longer worked.
I've spent hours trying to guess my password and I just can't remember it.
Ultimately I'm not TOO bothered by it. Lots of the passwords were for cock.li throwaway emails. A lot of the passwords are also for things like credit cart accounts and bills. And, since I've been broke and unemployed for a while, I don't really need those passwords anyway.
I kinda wish I could still log into Steam or Youtube, though.
No.316569
>>316567write them 'the passwords' on a piece of paper
No.316570
>>316567This happened to me too after a severe depression episode. I lost very important things that i still cant get back
No.316573
>>316567This is why I keep lightly coded notebooks as a hard copy backup for important passwords.
While it would be a liability if I was ever raided by a halfway competent investigator, I figure the risk of me forgetting a password was far more likely.
Besides a few hundred in bitcoin and passwords to embarrassing but legal activities I don't really have anything raid worthy password protected. Just accounts to normal sites n shit. So a hardcopy notebook is a good backup.
No.316576
>>316567>a password manager,Lawdy
The only people who suggest using these are those who make money off of them.
No.316583
>>316567i had a similar situation and thought i was going crazy and lost everything. turns out the piece of shit password manager was just tricking me and telling me my password is wrong as like a security feature but they send you a confirmation email that you have to click because it's from a new ip. by they time i saw it, i was already locked out for trying to brute-force my own account because of course i was trying every reasonable combination. after i got it back, i just changed my password to a long passphrase and wrote it down in several places, as well as the security key for the decryption in case i lose the pass.
anyway, if you're truly locked out. just find a way to get back into your main email account and from there you can reset your password for all the other services probably. they usually have ways of getting in if you have a phone number attached or can provide proof of ownership like a receipt for a steam game.
No.316594
>>316573>This is why I keep lightly coded notebooks as a hard copy backup for important passwords.I should have done that. I used to do that, long ago!
Years before I started using a password manager, I had a "secret code" for passwords. I was really into playing japanese mahjong online, and so I would write down a winning-hand combination for every password. If I were to type in the abbreviations for every tile in order (like, for 234 of pinzu tiles, it'd be 2p3p4p), and THEN calculate the score of that hand and append the score to the hand, I'd have the password.
But even when I was playing mahjong several times a day, every day, I never was very skilled at calculating the scores, because the game does it for you. So some of my passwords had incorrect scores when I made them, which lead to lots of trouble for me.
And, it was very tedious to make these passwords for every single thing, so I gave up on that.
(now that I've mentioned this, I bet 1337 haxors across the globe are going to be updating their password databases to account for this! Probably not really but it'd be funny.)
>>316576>>316583Well it's an offline password manager, keepassx. It didn't cost any money, doesn't need to have an internet connection, and there is no online account attached to anything.
At this point I kinda wish it DID have an email account attached to it or something, to make up for my stupidity…
No.316596
>>316576But almost all of them are free and they are recommended by literally everyone in cyber security because humans can't realistically remember actually strong passwords.
No.316599
>>316596I have used the same ultra strong 25 symbol password everywhere it matters, and a 9 symbol easy to remember one for everything else.
The easier password has appeared in hundreds of hack-leaks since 2014 and not a single malicious person ever randomly picked out my password to log into a recipe website or a website for saving MMO builds.
Problem solved.
Besides, Macs and iPhones have had an encrypted fast password manager integrated forever which can also generate and save complex passwords automatically.
No.316600
>>316599>I used the same password everywhereDude no, you aren't supposed to do that ether.
There are more than one way to compromise a password than brute forcing it, and if it becomes compromised one place, if you used it somewhere else then they are all compromised.
No.316623
>>316600None of the places where I use the ultra strong passwords has
1. Ever been hacked or compromised
2. Allow login without two factor authentication.
I see literally zero reasons to use a separate pass.
Say someone somehow figures out my banking pass and user. Now they still need to figure how to get the #426th number on my physical verification list.
Even if they by pure dumb luck guess that 6 digit code, they still need to verify any outpayments with my phone number and banking app that has FaceID enabled.
Anyone who pulls that off just to take my $600 in savings is a literal god in human form and deserves it.
No.316624
>>316567I DID IT!
I DID IT I DID IT!!
I was driving home from the grocery store, running through the master password in my head. I could always remember word1 and word2 perfectly, but after that I couldn't remember if there were 6, 7, or 8 words total, and I couldn't remember which words WERE part of the password and which were not. I kept thinking of a few words like "open" and "february", for some reason, even though they were NOT part of the master password.
I also kept thinking of the word "battery", and kept thinking, "okay I KNOW that 'battery' is not one of the words".
But it ended up being word4, and once I randomly attached it to word3, suddenly the master password emanated right out of my fingers, with the vomited-force of twelve-and-a-half Hiroshimas and a few AM radio stations. The only known force to ever exceed the power of the ethereal, mental orgasm experienced not only by myself in this plane of existence, but by 800 different versions of myself in 900 parallel universes was the finger of God Himself while carving the ten commandments on Sinai.
Such an event as this has, no doubt, interrupted the fabric of continuity. In order for our reality to not be swallowed up in a black hole that most assuredly nearly manifested itself when my finger pressed the "Enter" key, many different universes formed themselves by necessity, each one where I was wrong or right for different reasons. In at least one of those universes, the electrical impulse from the "Enter" key on my keyboard spiraled through time and space to Dallas Texas in 1963, where it interrupted the path of the Magic Bullet and prevented the assassination of JFK. And, in that universe, the silver Half Dollar coin continues to bear the portrait of Benjamin Franklin.
No.316629
>>316624Type it out here so you don't lose it
No.316630
>>316629Good idea. Everyone promise you won't read my master password:
cumcumcumbatterycumcumcumcum
No.316631
>>316630me when my electric car takes me to kemono kitsune loli miko land
No.316669
what are you doing right now anones?
No.316671
>>316669I'm waiting someone to answer the questions I asked
No.316674
>>316669doomscrolling, will watch some math lectures and play some game later on tonight.
No.316675
>>316669Listening to news about the LA fires while getting ready for work.
Probably listen to another trashy web novel during my shift.
No.316676
>>314140I hate being outside on a long walk and having some random person who I don't even know (but knows me some how) trying to strike a conversation with me, it's like I need to run from them with sonic speed to avoid them, I hate social interaction, why can't i be left alone, sometimes it's some retarded subhuman trying to approach me for no apparent reason, i hate social interaction.
No.316677
>>316676It's part of the risk of going out.
No.316678
>>316677I need vitamin D, sadly.
No.316679
>>316676when strangers try to talk to me i pretend to be a deaf.
No.316681
>>316679Unfortunately I can't pull that since there is a school for the deaf not to far and a rather large deaf community around where I live, so knowing my luck they would start signing at me.
Headphones used to work, now it seems like people will still bug you and try to get you to take them off these days just to say some retarded shit like if they can get a cig (I don't smoke) or what hours the bus runs (I don't know), or if I found Jesus (he is at the taco truck, lol).
No.316713
Know of any good wizard/crab films? Taxi Driver, Ghost Dog, etc.
A film that doesn't judge the character, or at least doesn't pretend that the wizard/crab's life is all of his own doing?
No.316716
>>314140I don't really have hobbies besides Youtube and videogames.
No.316722
>>316716Does this upset you or are you fine with it?
No.316723
>>316716some would argue vidya and watching Y.T is not a "hobby" because you are just consuming instead of creating something, anyways don't feel bad about it almost everyone is like you, don't pretend the average person does interesting things like drawing or swimming
No.316727
>>316722Right now I don't care. But will I in a few days again or in ten years?
No.316737
>>316676Do you live in a city or a big urban area? I live in a town and that's literally never happened to me, and I go on daily walks for about 40 minutes. Not so much as a peep from anyone.