No.325875
>>325874yeah, 4chan. i was trying actually trying to get banned so i could leave and it worked this time. it seems a lot of other people are getting rangebanned as well. could be a coincidence and i got caught in the crosshairs of someone else's ban.
No.325877
john cena's acting is a lot like that giant dumb negroid baller what's his name shquillo neil whatever acting
there's no seriousness to it so it's good in a way that he's in a movie like coyote vs acme
No.325878
On my last GTA III mission. For years I thought that I didn't open all islands and stopped on my old PC on the first island.
I downloaded iso file from Internet Archive. After opening credits, my old laptop's screen stopped working for a second. Once there were strange graphics in the menu. I uninstalled, installed other iso from the same site. This time everything was fine. Next session it asked for a second disc. After all tribulations, I put audio files to the game folder and it started working.
I WAS WRONG. I've already completed the whole main storyline. Maybe in the same laptop. Yet I forgot about it, didn't know what's next but clearly remembered some stuff as well as looking for easy ways on YouTube. Even one comment sound familiar. I didn't write it down and forget about it. Older memory was in my head. This is scary. It happened a lot, but this is next level. Though unlike my parents, I at least recognize things more after dealing with them again and I remember more in general.
I remember looking at the map online and thought there's no way I could forget about the third island. I must've played it on old PC before it collapsed and maybe I've forgotten about playing till the second island. But no. I finished everything without cheat codes, although with many mission attempts and help of the internet.
I didn't forget about Vice City and San Andreas, I remember about some global modes. I jot down some media to a text file and I use MAL. Should've started doing the former earlier.
No.325879
>>325878I even remember about how I had read about the ending, yet I forgot about completing it.
No.325904
>>325903>he wasn't invitedlmaooooooo
No.325930
I'd just rather stay somewhere a little more chill, like here, than get ambushed with more shock site shit from my shameless hatebase.
And I sure as shit can feel the concentrated toxicity from the mere vibes they give out due to the delusion that they "own me" simply because they think they "own" most of nature..
Are they even human anymore for the most part?
No.326008
The more I look around, the more confident I am in the assertion I made 16 years ago, that millennials would be the last generation of wizards.
No.326009
>>326008Why can't those from the newer generations become wizards?
No.326010
I was thinking yesterday about how the movement of the body is trapped in the movement of the eyes. I'm myopic and have to wear glasses this problem sucks.
No.326013
>>326008You're bolder than me: I only thought that way 10 years ago.
>>326009They can, but the chances are lower. The ones that will still won't define wizardry and make it their own.
No.326014
Imageboards are so homogenous. If you've seen one of them, you've pretty much seen them all.
I don't know what it is about people that inspires them to act identical to everyone else, but it bores me to death.
It's one of the reasons I like my online friend. He's got a personality and worldview that doesn't feel like it was explicitly designed in a lab to fit into one of the boring templates i've seen 10000 times.
>>326008I'm 23 and have no intention of having sex. I have no intention of making this my identity either.
No.326015
>>326009>Why can't those from the newer generations become wizards?They'll always be plugged in.
>>326014>Imageboards are so homogenous. If you've seen one of them, you've pretty much seen them all. I don't know if I should feel sorry for you or just thumb my nose at you. You've never seen an imageboard, it's not your fault but "lurk moar" has never been part of your vocabulary. All you've seen are ruins of what remains and it's not much.
No.326017
>>326014>Imageboards are so homogenous. If you've seen one of them, you've pretty much seen them all. Your observation is not true at all. 4chan was very different from 8chan when it was still working, and this place was and is different from them both. Even boards with the same name and theme on different chans are different. 4/r9k and 8/r9k/ were not the same.
>I'm 23And that is why. You are far too young to make such statements about imageboards. You didn't even frequent wizchan ten years ago.
No.326021
>>326020
>It's not relevant because I was talking about the present
The present is the worst imageboards have ever been, and i've been lurking for about 16 years. Not as much as some, but enough to tell the difference. And it was different back in the day. I guess I compare the image of them in my memory. You can check it for youself, take a look at waybackmachine wizchan.
>feel superficial to me
Because normalfaggots pollute every board. The more promiment boards are, the more they are alike, because the normalniggerscum is attracted to everything popular like flies to shit.
No.326025
>>326022
He's not going to listen to you
No.326026
>>326021>it was different back in the day I believe you, the internet must have been a better place
>>326022>there's lot of depressed and hateful retards who don't even like to have fun and get angry about anythingthat's me, wizzie
The truth is that I don't have anywhere better to go
No.326027
>>326017The other guy is retarded lol. I'm 24 but I spend my early to late teens entirely on 8chan. I remember with extreme vivid detail just how different 8chan was, hell it had 100+ virgin boards under similar names yet each one were so unique. R9k, r8k, void, wiz, and more I cant fucking remember. Pol was next level shit.
No.326031
>>326027All those boards were dead though. It's sort of a miracle wizchan still gets this many posts.
No.326039
>>326038
Several times per week, typically canned baked beans. Peas and fish too.
No.326040
>>326027He has a point that imageboards are shit that feels the same now because the lowest of the low invaded. I visit wizchan from time to time and that is about it, even then I do it for the sake nostalgia. Other chans are either dead or languish as butchered zombies
No.326043
Total termite death
No.326046
>>326027>I'm 24The other guy is a faggot but you didn't see anything either even if we pretend that you started surfing the chans at 12. Everything was dead or dying at that point.
No.326054
The wizard who is walking to the post office to see if his current wave of morale patches has arrived
yea,, that wizard is me…
No.326055
>>326054Share them so we can judge your taste
No.326069
>>326068I don't know what you mean by Bible but I've had my eye on that same patch
No.326070
>>326069I figured the text reference Matthew 13
No.326071
how come nobody post bane videos anymore
No.326072
>>326071Maybe it's a Baneable offense
No.326073
>>326068>>326070>Matthew 13:39>"The enemy who sowed the seeds is the devil; the harvest represents the end of the age; the reapers are angels."Larped like a mass shooter fantasizer.
No.326074
>>326073No talking about how cool I am in the crawl thread, please.
No.326094
I started using Opera when the version 9 alpha came out and I loved that browser so much. They discontinued it with opera 12 though and then whatever "opera" was was no longer actually opera, just some chrome reskin. The mouse gestures in particular were what I loved about the browser. Rocker gesture for forward/back, mouse gestures for home, end, new tab, duplicate, etc, and the best part was the tab switcher which would display a list of vertical tabs and allow you to scroll through it when you right click+scroll. It displayed them in last used order so it was easy to find the tabs you were just using.
For over a decade I've been without that functionality, but I finally restored it by using an AI to code a firefox extension to do the same thing for me. The future is now. I have no coding ability, spent zero time studying how to do this, paid zero dollars to anyone to do this. My GPU can now produce software for me. Admittedly it was a fairly simple task because the extension gesturefy did most of it for me already so I just needed the rightclick+scroll tab switcher, but that was the most important part of the whole thing for me and the thing I've missed the most these years. I did have to do a little bug hunting to figure out one thing the AI couldn't help me with but it was possible to do with no coding experience just by reading some documentation on firefox's website.
I'm pretty stoked by all this. I think I'm going to try the image/video generation stuff next.
No.326095
>>326094Otter Browser is cool.
No.326096
>>326094People whine about A.I replacing programmers, but it's a matter of fact that much of what people are doing with A.I is just correcting the poor decisions and neglect that these programmers performed.
I wonder how an open-source alternate OS such as ReactOS could be accelerated using A.I. Nerds have been saying for years that Windows will fall and the era of Linux will rise, but it's looking like there will be no era of Linux. Only a new era of people using A.I to fine tune Windows to their liking. After all, A.I is really good at revealing the source code for closed-source software.
No.326131
I don't know if this counts as politics but the way the kikes are taking away GPUs, RAM, and just the concept of OWNING a computer is insane. By all means every single imageboard should be flooded with discussion about this. Instead it's silence, like everyone is holding onto the last computer they're ever going to own.
No.326132
>>326131I don't know what you're talking about, I bought a computer with 16gb of RAM last year
No.326135
>>326131Not every IB is /g/
>>32613216 is not enough
No.326136
>>326135>16 is not enoughI can play most games, watch videos, browse the internet without issues
Ten years ago I paid the same for just 8gb
No.326137
>>326132Prices for RAM and SSDs are insane right now.
>>326135>Not every IB is /g/Yeah, but IB I've known was nerd related; decently priced consumer electronics is usually a part of that.
>>326132Yeah and ot's over priced.
No.326142
>>326131>product becomes desirable>prices go up>waaaa it's a jewish conspiracyif this is what you consider "thinking" I can only pity you
No.326166
How is life after you get NEETbux?
No.326172
>>326166It's pretty much the same as life before NEETbux, but with more Hot Pockets and beer.
No.326173
>>326172Is your NEETbux generous?
No.326174
>>326131I like using linux on old laptops and I hate they took away soldered CPUs on the thinkpad line after the W541.
No.326229
I'm thinking of creating a /welfare/ thread, but I don't know which board is better suited for this.