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>>324886
cute!

I wonder about the level of perviness of those people who back then used photoshop to do fakecum edits of female celebrities or who tried to get them naked with edits by cutting their heads and putting them in bodies that didn't even physically matched
I remember thinking it was weird even when I discovered hentai, like what could one possibly gain from uploading silly obvious edits
those motherfuckers must be in their 40s or 50s and seeing what AI can do they must feel like in the future but it must suck for them cause they don't have the testosterone to enjoy it

I wonder about the average age of the nsfw AI content "creators"

>>325191
>I wonder about the average age of the nsfw AI content "creators"
I've never considered it before, but I guess the accessibility of AI generation must make for a lot of underageb&s pumping out hardcore pron. Conventional hentai artists typically need to practice for years and develop a sense of the succubus figure before they can output fappable pr0nz. Kids these days can pose free anime succubus models in free Blender and import those renders in to free AI generator to get any sort of sick twisted ecchi handholding images their horny little imaginations can conjure.

There's a sense of domination to it. As a kid, the success of my boners were determined by the coordination of several adults… The Japanese hentai artist, the Japanese publisher and bookbinders, the Japanese pirate who scanned it in and uploaded it, and the Wapanese pirate who brought it over to a Western website… I felt like a crab at the bottom of the ocean feasting on the few crumbs of chum that manage to float down from the feasting killer whales above. Now with kids doing the generating, bots scraping their art to put on boorus, and my AdBlock blocking all the dumb shit I don't want to see… I feel as though I am the king, with a team of lowly peasant child slaves serving me juicy AI hentai while I sit on my throne. I am the killer whale afloat with my mouth agape while plump penguins are tossed down my gullet.

I switched to Yandex as a search because it's often touted as the last functional search engine. Turns out that about 19 out of 20 of my searches relate to either my local businesses or some variant of feral creature hentai, neither of which a Moscow-based site can help me with.

I had a really weird dream where I woke up and went to my pc and I noticed that it had windows xp installed

Went to the supermarket to buy snacks and holy hell are things expensive

>>325267
It's like no matter what search engine you try to use, they all suck in comparison to the big G.

>>325191
>like what could one possibly gain from uploading silly obvious edits
It was obviously insane people, though less insane than the people who used to do it with magazine cutouts a decade or more earlier.

One thing I've realized as a millennial wizard is that as tech makes things either convenient or easier to access for normalfags, for some bizarre reason this short circuits their morality or their own sense of preference. Like take cyber-stalking/(online) people-watching for example, when it was still "difficult" for normies to do, it was considered the domain of creepy online weirdos losers, then sometime in the early 10s normalfags were cyberstalking (and made it easier for people to cyberstalk them) like it was the most normal thing to do, because it was retard-proofed around that time.

I remember when one of the normalfags I worked with at a supermarket more than a decade ago decided to look up the facebook profile of some succubus he was trying to get in the pants of without her knowledge. It probably sounds pedestrian now but that's just how far gone society is now.

Reality glitch today. Blue car turned into a white SUV. There was a homeless madman outside of the cafe. I think he did it

>>325289
>>325203
you made me think of the fact that not only kids are creating illegal content themselves by doing sexting and whatever among them but there must be isolated introvert wiz type of guy who is goin thru puberty right now and will go to the social media profile of the classmate he's infatuated with or has a crush on but will never get to date or do anything with and in a moment of pure lust and horniness only possible thru sheer hormonal changes during puberty then use the many tools available to generate an edit of said classmate completely naked or doing sxual things

I know because I would probably be that kid. Also, I remember the threads on the big chan where guys asked for photoshop naked edits of succubi they knew. I bet those don't exist anymore lol

>>325291
>use the many tools available to generate an edit of said classmate completely naked or doing sxual things
Well they better not be holding out. If the tech was available, I'd have A.I nude filtered my loli classmates too when I was a kid. In fact, I'm tempted to do it now as an adult!

Kavinsky passed away and not a single one of you fags posted about it
He wrote about wizards in his most famous track that played in a literally me movie starring literally me actor, Drive

"There's something inside you
It's hard to explain
They're talking about you, boy
But you're still the same"


this is when there's a family gathering discussing your hiki shut in life situation and you're aware of it but you're still in your room shitposting on imageboards and watching anime

>>325335
Ackchyually ReaL WizardZ™ only listen to music with no vocals. Granted, a lot of his stuff is pure electronic but that song has a female singing. It's about normies for normies, mkay?

>>325335
You are falling for a cold reading trick. That line is so broadly applicable it can be about anybody.

>>325335
Wizards don't get talked about by anybody. Unless that song is about some dude's family talking among themselves about what to do with their estranged NEET son.

>>325335
pretty sure the chick who sings that means that everyone is talking about the fact that he's dead but he's still the same. the cover for that track is literally some dead-looking or ghost-like dude with red glowing eyes. he takes her out on a night drive with unknown, perhaps evil intentions :)

it's a nice track but it's not very wizardly, no matter how you spin it. i mean there's a succubi singing in it, that should've been your first clue!

>>325340
the context of that song is pretty simple, it's the waifu and tulpa of a shutin neet wizson who is telling him all that while he is in his computer, there's a family gathering discussing what to do about their wiz firstborn who's been unemployed for years, this discussion regarding the neet of the family is a common occurrence and she is just informing him of the fact
"there's something inside you, wiz. It's hard to explain
They're talking about you, boy. But you're still the same"

>>325342
please, don't try to distort the meaning of a wizard song

took a screenshot of my youtube home tab

Randomly remembered this at the laundromat and had a good chuckle

>>325365
I was there. One of the best wizardchan threads ever made. I hope that guy is alright.

do north americans actually eat canned chicken noodle soup? I get the canned beans that doesnt seem bad at all but the canned chicken noodle soup is odd

>>325375
Yes. The elderly enjoy it. The appeal is that the canned soup contains actual chicken meat pieces in a bone broth, where a dry instant soup mix is just noodles and flavour. It's also thicker, creamier.

>>325375
>>325377
Canned soup is still around but it's becoming a more and more out-of-date product as time passes.
In the mid 20th century it used to be massively popular as cheap and fast slop poorer families fed their kids. Nowadays I think the most common consumers are old people who used to be poor kids 60 years ago

>>324216
Made two comments there again. One was read by a host (another one). He also botched some lines, even shortened the message. I told them about a lingual mistake in their graphics and told what philologist they should read. Previously, someone had mentioned him too which caught me off guard. The host read and said they would read those works. There was 1,000 viewers on YouTube, I'm sure there was more on cable and streaming TV, even though it was 11 pm. There's a few such channels left as some had closed and others formed a group where all of them has the same programming, they just switch in turn in their shifts. So there's a huge possibility of more people watching. Even though it's primarily old people or used as a background noise and picture. I called them xenophiles with an inferiority complex in my first comment — for using unnecessary English borrowed words that have equivalents in their own language. Regardless, the host still read my second comment. I often write YouTube comments under videos, yet it seems journalists don't care. Some people like my comments. Although once some assholes started posting their ignorant crap. They were enraged that I shamed journalists under a cat video. I didn't dissed a cat, not even the regular people they showed. Like/dislike ratio wasn't bad considering laziness and unabashed ignorance of typical normalfags. Professional standards for public activities are different than with everyday speech. Especially when things outside this thread's topic are the reason. It's an attempt to start the right word-building practice. Better late than never.

They've actually changed the way they write that notion recently, but it was still wrong and I pointed it out. Maybe someone pays attention there as they've changed it recently.

I changed Viber name to initials. The host didn't read them, he usually doesn't, sometimes he does but without mentioning a surname.

>>325380
11 am on a weekday of hot summer. The host frequently reads unreasonably offensive comments, so he has immunity. Though in my case, it was reasonable. Plus he had joined a national bullying campaign against one person, so it's not like he's innocent in life, let alone his public defense of emotional abuse (cheating) and promiscuity in youth.

>>323953
>>323954
>>323956
>>323957
People eat bread and rice when they wanna go diabetes-maxxing. This is the number one cause of diabetes, eating starches and carbohydrates, which convert to glucose in your bloodstream and surge a massive wave of insulin (leading to insulin resistance).

Wizards, just eat bacon and eggs for breakfast.

>>325381
What a sad, hollow individual. The only joy he gets is watching others suffer.

>>325382
This is one of the most medically illiterate posts I've seen here in a while.In the age of free information we live in this stuff is flabbergasting. Carbohydrates do not cause diabetes, excess calories leading to obesity can cause diabetes. Also, protein and part of fat also break down into glucose. Finally, the saturated fat in bacon actually worsens insulin resistance. The only correct thing in this post is that starches and carbohydrates convert to glucose in your bloodstream.

tldr; ignore that guy and his nonsense and do your own research.

>>325387
Bro it's 2026 and anyone can paste your original message into 5 different AIs for fact-checking. We know it's bullshit, so why do you double down on it like search prompts don't exist? I don't fucking get it but whatever.

>>325383
The host didn't enjoy suffering as his only joy in life. Rather he felt right in his deeds when he joined the bullying campaign.

If it was about me — my second comment to them was without any personal attacks, even though I don't go overboard either way. If you work at the bakery and poison people on the regular basis with willful ignorance or just plain indifference for years, the customer has at least a right to call you out. Harsh truth is better than sweet lies.

These are mamatus clouds. Named so because they hang soft and round, like boobs. I wish to drink their rain.

My screenshot made on July 4 had a book cover of a pdf opened in my pdf reader on my tablet. Biobibliography that I couldn't add to Wikipedia because I couldn't find the link in Google and other search engine. I visited professor's university repositarium. However, the page had a link to calendar 2023 mistakenly and Wayback Machine had the same result. I visited a few Facebook profiles and search there. No pdf link.

I thought about writing them about a mistake and saying if necessary I have a copy. I deleted it, but I had uploaded it to Z-Library. I go there, it doesn't open on my laptop, go there and to alternative address — nothing. Maybe the queue was big and they didn't approved it yet. About 4 days, 2 more than they say.

I viewed Wikipedia history. I didn't edit the page. In the end, I went to Google My activity, set the time threshold, and found the link. I clicked on it, it was error 404. I put it to Wayback Machine and found it.

Writing about mistake to their library from my burner account is pointless. They might've done on purpose. How could I find it in the past and not now?

I'm noob at this, the site says that search there is visible to third-parties. Could the admin see one visit in July and remove the page? I'll add the archive link to Wikipedia either way unless plans change. Google saving history helped, I think I removed it in the past without disabling it on purpose.

I knew the date from the screenshot name.

>>325411
*repository.

Biobibliography page had link to another pdf. I found the right one, they deleted it, I found it through my history saved not on my device, but in the Google MyActivity history and Wayback Machine.

Now another site has a pdf with info about how one dead person was a Wikipedia editor. Now the site doesn't work, host says one of the reason is that its owners didn't pay. There's some hope since it is a state-run institution. I didn't save it in Wayback Machine.

>>325396
It looks like an ugly yoda from the thumbnail

turns out this isn't blood and rare and medium rare steak is safe to eat

Anyone watching the solar eclipse today? NASA will stream it.

>>325453
It will be visible where I live, but I'm not interested, I only found out about it from local internet forums. I'm glad it's happening if it means the summer heat will go away for a few minutes.

>>325453
Are eclipses localized or something? I've never seen an eclipse my whole life despite seeing news reporting it many times.

>>325455
They are, but people in every continent can experience a solar eclipse, but not every part of every continent sees every eclipse, so you have to look up when one is going to be visible where you live.

>>325453
Nice and beautiful.

>>325444
Completely raw beef is 100% safe to eat in clean countries. I eat steak amd ground beef raw all the time. Cow blood is safe to consume.

>>325474
is it hard to chew?

>>325475
The jaw is powered by the strongest muscles in any man's body, but even then there is some beef that is hard to swallow. Which exact cut of beef it is contributes most to how easy it breaks down. "Stewing beef" is cheap because it's made of of the dense ends of the bull's muscles where the many fibers meet the tendon. It's lean there too; pure muscle, so it takes a lot of energy to chew it tender. Any steak cut or organ meat will chew a lot easier. Don't eat raw kidneys though. It's a super healthy organ but you're pretty much drinking cow pee. Ground beef is particularly good raw because its high surface area makes it quick to oxidize to get that refreshing metallic flavor. Make sure it's not a taco mix of beef and pork.

I'm hankerin' for a hunk a' cheese…
Any solutions?

Neighbors got a dog. He's chained, but they also take him for a walk. He barks whenever there's "noises". Once he reacted at least 4 seconds before an explosion. I saw special earplugs for dogs in the news, but who knows the neighbors adequacy and knowledge, quality of earplugs, etc.

>>325523
That explains why I hear less of their teen son's motorbike. Motherfucker with his friends was going back and forth driving me nuts. Perhaps he was not allowed to drive far from home. Maybe the vehicle was relocated somewhere.

Magic eraser in Google Photos app worked fine on a picture of paper folder. Just not when there's small text with a blemish to erase. Then the text would be changed. I'll try Photopea on a few areas where it failed. Pixlr failed to open images altogether, so I couldn't use spot healing.

>>325531
Gemini changed the circle with text, so that it had different text. Image had vertical lines, cropping/pasting to align wasn't an option for me with my level in photo editing.