No.322047
>>322024>It is genuinely surprising how void of older users the internet feels.Is it really so suprising though? Depending on the definition of old, there may only have been a maximum of like 100k serious internet users or less (as in used the internet for forums, chats, etc). Even though that seems high, it's nothing compared to the 5 billion people who suddenly appeared online in the days after the launch of the iphone.
No.322049
>>322047You got the wrong impression, I meant THESE days it feels like the internet void of older users. Back then it felt like there were more older users.
>Depending on the definition of old, 30s and above, these days it feels like the internet is just teens and 20s.
>there may only have been a maximum of like 100k serious internet users or lessThat seems like a low ball estimate. What's ironic is it did feel like the world was on the internet back then but in retrospect it was mostly people who had enthusiasm for whatever their chosen topic was whether it was anime or VHS players.
No.322052
>>322049joyreactor.com
you see, old dudes had/have those funny static "homepages"
No.322055
>>322054try:
bodysuit
pilot suit
mecha pilot suit
convinient censoring
No.322067
I pirated a program on my PC yesterday & now I'm paranoid that it was a virus & I'm too scared to connect to the internet again after the install. I have too much money in my Steam inv to risk it, but also not being able to play any online games is already getting to me & removes the escapism from my life that I need to stay mentally sane. Fuck my entire life
No.322068
>>322067Just uninstall it then. I don't know what you're going to use the program for but there's probably a free alternative for it.
No.322069
>>322067I won't anymore. I had one that borked my windows directory (re-install needed) and the second one I think had a remote desktop trojan (hit my bank for $1,200 in withdrawls, bank covered it for me at least). I think most of the recent stuff is looking for crypto since it's easier to move.
No.322070
>>322069Or I guess keylogger more likely, I dunno.
No.322072
>>322067>>322068>>322069>>322070most keylogging on windows is done thru powershell scripts. you can block outbound connections for powershell specifically. regardless the best solution is to just install simplewall, and only allow the most essential programs to have internet, e.g. firefox/chromium, multiplayer games, it automatically blocks anything until you allow it. make sure it's also configured to run on startup in settings.
No.322073
>>322072Thanks for the tip - appreciated.
No.322074
>>322068But the virus might already be in other parts of my PC??? I already installed it.
Thank you for your reply anyways
>>322069Thank you. I'm glad that you were able to get your money back atleast
>>322072Thank you wizfren you just saved my life with that tip
No.322075
>>322067A good practice when cracking a program is to get the program itself from the official vendor or a trusted host such as OldApps. Only the crack needs to be given to you by the pirate, it should only be a few small kilobytes, and even glazing over its compiled code in a feature-rich text viewer should be enough to see if it connects to a server. Sometimes cracks may explicitly block connections on your behalf, but typically only to prevent the cracked program from communicating with its official licensing server. Cracks that are just registry entries will typically be harmless. Keygens can be viruses but the actual key codes they produce won't somehow infect your system.
And remember if the software is an older version made long before your current Windows' release (such as software made back in the Windows 7 days) the virus will not only be spotted by Windows Defender before it even gets installed, but it probably won't even function as it should on Win10+. I cracked 10 year old FL Studio last year and the backdoor the crack opened was patched out long ago, and even then the piracy syndicate probably doesn't even own the IPs that it would communicate with anymore.
No.322076
>>321905There was a gentleman who was
homeless in Japan. Being the right color in the right place, he managed to stay fed and safe by the graces of the locals. He was more of a traveler without a tent or hotel. He stuck to the warmer regions and I believe he always had enough in his pocket for an emergency or flight home.
There was a gentleman who was
homeless in Canada during winter. He was collecting big NEETbux from COVID and went between sleeping in a tent in the snow and abandoned buildings. He stayed rural and had a crazy expensive winter sleep system, and COVID meant less weirdos walking the streets.
There was a gentleman who was
homeless in Brazil. It was hot and he couldn't escape urban areas because of actual jungle cats. He would wake up to dogs chewing at his shoes and sometimes drunk normgroids would poke at him. He panhandled enough to stay fed and some old babas gave him blankets and clothes.
There was some fuckboy who was
homeless in Los Angeles. His mom kicked him out because he wouldn't help with the bills. He showed his tent and sanctuary city handouts before starting a GoFundMe that he linked here. He collected $5,000 from it then moved back in with his mom.
No.322090
Some assholes are blasting the worst music I've heard at 2 am on the street. Luckily it's not my street, it's just loud enough for me to from the street besides it. Can't imagine how it feels to have the subhuman play this atrocity on your doorstep lol. No use making noise complain to the police either when you live in shitskinstan and the law doesn't matter unless you are willing to spend a lot of money. Really glad it's somebody else's problem but now the thought that it could happen to me fill me with anxiety and I don't feel sleepy anymore. I wish my neighbors aren't cowards so we can form a vigilante militia or something.
No.322092
>>322090I live in Serbia and it's very easy to bribe cops with 200 euros to swat a dumbass neighbor who does that. Also they don't wear body cams so they will just break his shit and leave.
Unfortunately I only make 450e a month so I take major suffering as well. I hate this country
No.322093
>>322092America is the same except they psychologically torture you instead.
No.322097
>>322093I don't think you can do that to the average cop even in rural Alabama. Not to mention they are by law required to wear axon body cams
No.322125
Random thought: the recent trend of branding anyone as a narcissist or this "top ten signs your ex is a narcissist" drivel is a case of normie on normie violence.
Normies get a sense of WTF when another more confident normie tries to assert their dominance, and ESPECIALLY if they are "equals" on the pecking order.
Normie can take abuse from his superior (and in fact, he would gladly kiss the superior's ass and ask for more abuse and humilation) and he would gladly abuse those who are beneath him (like us wizzies). But being dominated by someone they perceive as equal? Especially in an "equal" """partnership""" like a relationship??? It. Does. Not. Compute. Thus, normie's brain begins to melt so much they decided it was a special case of super evil narcissistic abuse.
No.322132
>>322125Narcissist, manipulator, toxic…
I don't feel like contesting it.
No.322144
>>322133AFAIK, "The Secret" movie has:
25% success rate to help people who won't earn money for a new car due to a honest fear of accidentally wrecking it or something. IN WEST YUROP.
For Russia, this movie is bollocks tier, ~0% success and a bunch of weird fans.
No.322146
Realistically speaking, how much longer can civilization survive? One hundred years? One thousand years? One million years? We're consuming all natural resources and statistically one major catastrophe from space is inevitable in the long term.
No.322149
>>322146>>322146>>322146teotwawki happens every decade, albeit not globally
No.322150
>>322057baaed and cyborgpilled
No.322152
>>322057naked_apron
silly_face
plugsuit
Stasis_tank
ALSO
to not see the pink flesh in the first place
from_behind
absurdly_long_hair
also, what about
hev_suit
gordon_freeman_(cosplay)
tags for quality:
masterpiece
absurdres
absurdres
No.322154
>>322057>>322054I would like to share a yukkuri prompt
yukkuri, yukkuri shitteite ne, wizard haT, {from above}, side view, crescent ornament, purple hat, COLOR fog, COLOR hair, COLOR eyes, {fireball}
No.322161
there's nothing more helpless and useless than a succubus during an emergency
No.322162
>>321657> I lost like 8kg within a monthHalf of that is water weight, not true fat loss, this is because carbohydrates store water and removing them from your diet will cause you to drop 4-5kg of water weight in a week.
3-4kg in a month after removing the fake loss is still good progress though.
No.322176
I was asking chatgpt a question related to the lore of some videogame and how my own character's narrative will fit within said lore and it gave me a reddit like response so I figured this language model used reddit as one of its many sources because holy shit I've never seen a response as reddit as that one and I don't even use reddit but it took me by surprise
No.322201
You ever make a 4cuck janny so mad he deletes random non-rule-breaking posts that you made or starts stalking you? Funny shit.
No.322203
I have AI fatigue
No.322206
>>322203Dead internet theory never bothers me. Shitty chatbots are easily detectable and avoided. If a chatbot is so good you can't tell it apart from a human then you might as well treat it like you're talking to a human. I heard about LLMs being used to influence political or culture war discussions but thankfully I stay away from that failed normie shit so I don't care. They deserve to be inundated by bots.
No.322249
Father's friend got a dog, Jack Russel. He's been looking online, nobody knows what to do, his former colleague had the same issue. They say it stops after puppy is 1 year old. The puppy eats his own shit.
No.322259
>>322249Wha-heyyy ain't that fucking wacky. A childhood friend of mine also had a young one, it barked its ass off constantly at anything or nothing and almost always had way amped up psycho activity levels
No.322283
>>322259Given modern dogs are descendants of wolves, it all could have been a genetical, (in)breed-related thing.
HOWEVER.
AFAIK, small dogs bark a lot *due to being treated like kings* so they *TRY* to act as kings, E.G. alpha awoos. And they are really nervous because alpha status is easy to lose when you are the smalles in the pack.
No.322290
>>322289Nice! I might even have a few dollars extra this time, I paid all of the bills instead of stalling last month. New shoes and big bag of beef jerky for me I guess 8).
>>322259Mine's cured of barking, last owner had a shock collar installed. Do not recommend, dog acts like a lab specimen now.
No.322291
>>322283>pic relIt's 30 years now kek
No.322294
>>322291Rei's like 45 and had enough of this shit lol. I get that vibe from meet and greets and older JPOP singers.