>>49 I'm on mint right now

>>1331 Alpine Linux

My first one was Mint, now I use Void. (1337 get)

A get deserving to be taken by a voidfag

>>48 Did they tell you to install gentoo

Third thread in /t/ asking about this

>>1677 sorryyyy, I am a bit newer. I'll look at those threads

cute cirno

>>10267

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>>10511 Synro you twink! You can't just ban people for making fun of you. This is literally text book fascism!!!

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>>10517 Syrno is a twink?

>>10519 It's true

>>10530 stable relationships are overrated

Incest is wincest after all!

>>1689 Can't say I'm fully against the prospect of it (with fictional characters)

>>1689 sir this is selfcest

>>1691 i want them to be twins therefore they are.

>>1692 valid

>>10522 Poor Hikarin. Sorry you're genetically inferior and a little ragweed almost killed you. Glad you lived long enough to post it on Hikari though. (Just messing with you)

>>10522 try some heavy metal detoxification.

>>10524 metal = ragweeds?

irssi for cli

What's up with pidgin?

>>1260 i use Hexchat with the Monokai theme. works well enough for me.

>>1260 betterbird gets irc working well

>>1260 halloy is comfy imho

>>10525 Tbf interacting with neighbors/individuals like that is the most socially awkward thing even for social butterflies. I'm glad you're working on your social skills hikarin!

Gay Nazi Offensive Moronic Enthusiasts

>>1584 this guy looks like someone who would molest people ngl

>>1584 molestors' presence only prove that the distro is secure and good. if its not good then molestors won't be there, no? >>1589 physiognomy hasn't failed humanity yet.

fucking chimp face

makes you wonder why debian names their releases after toy story characters

Eh, as a UK netizen I'm honestly not too worried. Our government does not understand what a computer is, and all of its prior forays into teh intarwebs have failed and been quietly swept under the rug. For example our previous prime minister made a big song and dance about his intent to replace our money with a cryptocurrency called "Britcoin" which has obviously since been completely forgotten about. Basically if you can crack a torrented copy of Photoshop without burning your house down then you're twelve steps ahead of Westminster when it comes to the Internet. And f it does come to the Great British Firewall, the hard work has already been done for us by our Chinese friends, who have 30 years of experience in evading technofascist surveillance and have gotten so good at it that the CCP has pretty much given up on trying to stop them. I'm sure they won't mind us borrowing their tools lol. (hopefully this shit will lead to there being far fewer people online and monolithic SNS "platforms" not being as omnipresent in the '30s as they have been in the '20s since the people mainly affected by these "child safety measures" are riajuu...)

>>10502 the chinese have what tools? i wish to have us all see what these things are currently, as preparation, before the uk shit go full force.

>>10503 proxy networks with many different names

I was feeling nostalgic for some cartoons I watched when I was younger, so I watched some clips of it on YouTube. Can they use this to flag me as potentially being underage? I'm not exactly sure how they determine this. Said cartoons are from the late 90s, mid 2000s.

>>10512 I was doing something similar and I haven't seem to be hit by it yet

>>10510 batsune bigu

>>10270 how does this in any way affect us beings who must interact with the shared experience and be subject to pain in order to sustain our lives?

>>10271 In all honesty.

where do i learn more?

>>10271 >>10270

>>10514 One lecture among many. https://coolwisdombooks.com/neville/your-faith-is-your-fortune-neville-goddard/ Most lectures are basically roughly samey, but sometimes you stumble into ones where it gets really weird (like what i've posted in OP) It's basically an esoteric and extremely unorthodox interpretation of Christianity that turns the religion that you can see on its head, and people nowadays don't go too deep into it, and just do it to try to magically "manifest" things. If you've ever seen the whole weird magical "manifesting"/"LOA" thing on internet here and there, this Neville guy is where it all started. People who are into this thing is all over the internet, 4chan, reddit, tumblr, just type LOA or 'manifestation' and you'll find them easily. But Neville is the core of it all.

>>455 Not to necrobump but DanDaDan Episode 7...

Uma Musume S2 had me crying nearly every episode.

Most of the manga I've read are comedy and slice of life. But one manga that made me cry A LOT (especially at the end) was Girl's Last Tour. That final line about "the happiest and the least happy person in the world" just broke my heart.

>>1662 SOL slop

>>1665 Are you lost?

no tf u won't

>>10495 Nuh uh

I will eat your ass

>>10495 do not kick my ass he gets my farm working and has a family

>2007 was 18 years ago

Always been partial to Tell Your World. Not really sure why...

Stop making me feel old. It’s Triple Baka by Lamaze-P

>>1671 there are too many good options that I can't remember the titles of... silly OP

nostalgic for when i'd heard miku's ievan polka

I downloaded the Vita port of Deemo sometime around 2015 and fell in love Mili for a good while. Miracle Milk and Millennium Mother were up there for some of my most anticipated albums during the years they came out. And while I'm happy for them that they got famous and get a lot of work these days, like any good hipster, I miss the feel of those first three albums quite a bit.

>>1620 Oh my goodness I remember Deemo! I remember pirating it on an old ass Samsung like 10 years ago. Wow that takes me back lol.

>>1618 god the yakuza franchise is such a godsend

>>1624 So real. I had no idea what peak was in front of me when I bought Yakuza 0 on pc for 20 bucks

Bemani songs in general are just way too good

>>963 Sorry, but if you look at the logs (https://hikari3.ch/logs ), nobody deleted your thread. Not sure what could've caused this

>>963 hikaribros...

>>968

...is 2D Ero gone for good? I understand if it is, just wondering y 404

>>1009 I believe it is just down temporarily until the site is transferred to a new domain registrar.

I've been using Tor Browser more than a decade with scripts disabled. You can do that nowadays by setting the default security level to "safest" through the shield icon in the browser bar. I don't really know what else is out there but this is what I use, and this is what I recommend everyone else to use as well.

>>1661 >>1662 Thanks for the insight hikarin. I agree that Firefox is generally the best bet to be usable on the modern web, but it's nice to dream about a less shitty version of the modern web sometimes. Sucks that Pale Moon threw away their credibility to be furry spergs. A bit unrelated, but do you have much experience with alternative webs? Things like Gopher, Gemini, Freenet, IPFS, etc? I like the idea of them and absolutely see the appeal but from my (limited) experience they're a bit too niche and often too limited to have much content. My idealistic cope fever dream is all the people of the "dissident web" (for lack of a better term) who use IRC and altchans and such to migrate off the clearweb into some sort of alternative internet protocol(s) but I know that will not happen.

>>1666 I've been using gopher since before http took off. It's pretty nice. But hardly anyone hosts content on it. Freenet I've tried but I'm not really in a position to say whats on the network. Same for Gemini. Isn't Gemini the one that requires you load javashit and have to host the content of the pages you browse? I can't remember why but I stopped using it. I think it was because of pizza spam. IPFS I really like but the developers refuse to fix basic things about it like the fact that you have to store data in the datastore and on your local HDD. Meaning for every TB you give it you have to have 2TB. There is an option to prevent this but it has been broken for many years. Another big issue with IPFS is it really taxes your router/modem. I was running it for a week and it murdered my LAN. The router got so hot that it was shutting down due to the thousands of requests it was getting a second. The network is really unstable because of that. But I do like the idea in theory. The main issue with it is the developers and their attempts to turn it into yet another crypto scam instead of a real free encrypted network for data. They have many long time bugs they simply refuse to fix. Instead they've been courting big tech companies and trying to get them to use the software. They're going after the tech bro investment money instead of making something for everyone to use for free. Another big problem is new p2p protocols aren't taking off because users refuse to donate bandwidth+space. They're opting to use things like private torrent trackers instead. Which are stupid. I refuse to engage with those people because they're bad actors and don't follow the spirit of hacker ethics. They don't care about the data being free for everyone. All they care about is clout and money.

>>1669 you're wrong hikarin, gemini is basically just postmodern gopher with markdown instead of gopher syntax... and mandatory encryption

>>1669 >>1670 I think that Hikarin is thinking of Hyphanet (Formerly known as Freenet).

I can only sing 24 hour cinderella

TODOKETE SETSUNA SA NI WAAAA

>>9988 Security guard is the ultimate comfy NEET job.

>>10491 Absolutely true, if you get the right site. I mostly just read, study, and watch anime with little actual work to be done.

>>9988 I have a NEET job with a high entry barrier. I'm mission essential and just babysit the other crew and make sure pc's work

>>9988 if u can face people for few seconds each time u meet them, then a delivery rider. the comfy depends on weather and orders luck. it's literally the best for people who dislikes coworkers' bullshit for there's none. besides, you are -always- on the move, always kinetic, opposite to sitting in one place which have an effect on other wageslaver's mind (you don't understand it if you haven't done any) if u do not mind messing with your sleep cycle, then a nightshift bodyguard. the downside is this is already very close to police shit (and as we know police are people who sells their souls to whoever in power, so... up to u, depends on your morals and ideology), and there's a small chance of danger with criminals. coworkers' bullshit is also based on luck; if u get the alone one. then there's kurt cobain, worked as school janitor before he got big as a band. i bet that must have a certain solitary comfiness.

>>10498 >>10492 The upside to any security work is cops instantly let you go the moment they find out you work security. Even if they're fucking with you. Even if you happen upon their illegal road blocks while drunk. Even if you're high. They think >he's one of us! and let you go.

>>792 naruhodo, i suppose that is true. might be something to consider after the site rewrite is up.

>>793 Also, heyuri's wiki has stuff about normal imageboard culture to catch people up to speed. That could interesting too, writing from a hukari3 perspective.

>>794 what are your thoughts on continuing this project?

>>875 that would be a question for Syrno. although i will say when i brought it up last time there wasn't a whole lot of interest. i think the consensus was there isn't enough site history or specific h3 culture to justify it yet. a wiki would be for things one couldn't gleam from just lurking (as all new hikarins should do).

>>790 We got an entry on their wiki https://wiki.heyaoi.net/index.php?title=Hikari3 There's also this which could perhaps be used as some sort of mini-wiki? https://syrno.net/projects/hikari3.html

Anime from this time just had much better color direction than we do now. I am convinced they simply do not hire artists to make anime anymore

It's called sepia and it's very warm OP, I would like to watch R.O.D. too

perhaps.

>>1560 Of course they don't! ChatGPT does it now!

clevatess is currently airing show heavily inspired by 90s style

>>319 Certain games, anime, etc have the pure otaku essence that can't be replicated today

>>319 it's good

>>319 because most of us were konata's age when lucky star aired and we could relate to her, then nostalgia took over modern weebs who got into anime recently don't care about lucky star

they're cute :3

>>1477 Not me. I was 11.

39chan is making one of their characters under Hikari, which made me think of this: how bad of an idea would it be to get a bunch of imageboards together to draw on a certain claimed area of the map? >>10249 I mean someone drew Hikakin near the Nanachi so it's probably another Japanese celeb.

>>10150 how did you get the image to overlay over the map like that

>>10315 Blue marble extension. See >>10131

Maybe we should check the Hikari every once in a while. She's surrounded by vandalized asian men. The 39chan drawing was also vandalized today before it was restored, and who says she won't be next.

they drew a yellow line around it

>>10484 I hope drinking doesn't mess with your metabolism much after working out. Wanna make sure you're getting the most out of your gains!

Where are the horse posters coming from

>>10486 Hey I'm not sure but I enjoy our horse NEIGHbor(s)

>>10482 thx. im merely being. (even though absolute fuckery happened two days ago) im quite calm, keeping stability n silence n generally chilling right now w the web. (n pls no further inquiry.)

>>10482 Went to buy a wallet and recharge my SIM. Now waiting to get a soldering kit

>>1619 some people compares the games graphics to garry's mod

>>1619 Because they hired incompetent people and all they care about is money. Anyone that graduated with a CS degree after about 2008 can't deal with custom engines.

I tried it once, had no idea what I was doing but my dad was really good at it.

>>10198 yup it was fun >>10199 seen this too. all boomers have a buff in their ability to play it

In high school I had a pool table in our garage. We fixed the garage up as a hang out spot and a bunch of friends would show up every weekend and sometimes everyday. I'd wake up in the afternoon and there would already be a party going in our hour. We played a lot of pool and I got very good at it. I could make really hard bank shots, was really good at english and could do trick shots. But I stopped playing years ago and now I suck compared to how good I was back then. So it's kind of frustrating to play. Pool isn't that hard. It's all angles and putting spin on the cue ball. You just have to play a lot and get a feel for it. We played a lot of 9 ball usually with 5-6 people. My friend's neighbor was really good at pool and let us hang out in his shop where he had a table. He stayed out there most nights because his wife was addicted to the internet/computer. He had a bunch of friends that were pool sharks. We learned a lot playing with them. They were so good that if you missed on your turn you were likely not getting another shot for 20+ minutes. Sometimes we'd have 8 people playing one game. Since we were young they didn't play for money when they played with us. They just practiced their game. They'd all go to pool halls and play for money. They took us a couple of times and I won a few games. I lost a lot too. The pool hall was really cool they had tons of tables and a bunch of 9 foot tables. You wouldn't think it'd make much difference but that extra foot really makes things much harder. I loved playing on those tables. They let you smoke and drink inside. You could bring your own liquor and everything. There aren't any pool halls here anymore now. When our state passed the no smoking inside law most of them closed up within a year. I think they're closing up most everywhere now. Young people don't go to them. When I went I was by far the youngest person there. Most people were 40+ years old and a lot of elderly guys. I think the pool hall sub-culture is dying off.

>>10465 pool halls are terrifying i'd reckon people lose lots there to boomers >no smoking inside law grim, the people still remains must've had fun seeing new people come in though

>>10474 Back when I went to pool halls in high school the pool hall was a really smoky place. It looked like a fog bank in there. Same goes for the arcade. The only place I know of where people still play pool in public are some local bars. I've played a few games for money but never like in the pool halls. In the pool halls they played a lot of 9 ball and rotation. Rotation is really hard game and you can lose a lot of money fast. They also played a lot of 7-ball which is a lesser known variation of 9-ball. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Seven-ball Really hard game to play if you aren't already really good.

>>1617 Emacs does not have any of that "inside" of it. It is not a text editor that that fell to scope creep, but instead a Lisp interpreter/VM. As a side effect it provides a fully mutable environment which has resulted in the creation of many Lisp programs, some of these come packaged with Emacs, and the user may run or delete these programs as he sees fit.

>>1625 I love emacs key bindings. I use them for everything. They're faster once you get the hang of it and move ctrl to CAPS. I can't stand modal editing. I use vi fairly often but I avoid it and use emacs whenever possible. Emacs has become my entire OS for the most part. I only leave it to use Firefox and a couple of other applications. If I can do something in Emacs I try to. I made a manga reader for it in about 20 lines of lisp because the one I was using was so annoying and pulled it so many other things. I was using emacs as my window manager for a long time. It was okay. But had some quirks I didn't want to live with. So now I'm back on dwm with emacs loading as a daemon when I log-in. It's pretty comfy.

>>1660 If you ever want a simple in and out vi-like experience in the terminal but emacs style, you might enjoy mg. I use that when I want super user privileges without having to use TRAMP.

ee and nano

>>1665 Yeah mg is part of my OS I use it pretty often. I only use vi on remote machines where I can't install software.

>>10470 >homophobia

>>10462 how much are you gonna pay me? >>10467 waow.... real fizeek (real).... i kneel buffarin

>>10467 op this is haram

>>10472 about tree fiddy

>>10475 But this isn't? >>10469

>>10327 no matter what era or year we are, whether 10th century or 10bc, ARCHIVAL as we've come to see now is always important, even though every single time it never really looks that very important in the moment people were living. also OP i heard classical chinese is very different than the current chinese care to elucidate if you know anything about that

>>10327 Chinese mythology is extremely interesting, I forgot their name but there's an entire group of people that claim to be descendants of Houyi, a guy that shot down every sun except for the one we still have today.

>>10344 The Geija, they're related to Miao . and the Hmong which is super cool . They have a festival on the Lunar month too. >>10336 Definitely. Archival is forgotten so often but it's the backbone of everything I don't know much about Classical, but this (in)famous poem is written in it: http://www.fa-kuan.muc.de/SHISHI.RXML I think SUPER old chinese didn't have tones too. And there're lots of scarcely used characters in classical, but most sentences are apparently short and sweet.

>>10327 I've spent some time reading Chinese history, mostly because i caught a Romance of the Three Kingdoms addiction from playing Dynasty Warriors like 15 years ago. I'm a little drunk right now so I don't have anything particularly coherent in mind, but the way a certain author remarked on Cao Cao as a military adventurer was really charming to me, I guess it kind of catches the absolute post-apocalypse that the Han experienced after the collapse of central authority.

HolyC

>>424 I want to learn Racket. It's sound so fun to craft your own meta-language I don't know what I'd use it for tho...

Not fluent, but I've made "projects" in Lua for making mods in Garry's Mod, though I am just recently learning Python in college. I've made way too many disappointing attempts in trying to learn Python or any other programming languages prior to college, during high school. I just hope college motivates me to be better, because it really sucks being lazy, I'm trying to break away from the habit.

C++ since you can do RAII and make the memory work for you or you can have free control to do all the memory management yourself like C style. Wide range of control and architecture you can have in C++ makes me love it.

Mostly C, various lisp dialects and sh scripting. I use lisp more and more each year. Trying to slowly work my way down the stack and make everything lisp when possible. I'm frustrated though because I'm using 3 lisp dialects right now and I'd prefer to use just one.

I think the new one looks cooler

my fortune is ass mannnnnnnnn

Sometimes just having a new set of eyes or hands on it makes it work itself out. As an IT Specialist I know that happens alot

greentext storying on my hikari chan?

honestly, I didn't think it'd actually work

>>10257 atp i just shut it down and switch it on again

Best answer I got for ya was Teto's Synth V bank. Very much so worth my money.

>>10375 I wanna put my baguette in her V bank

>>10377 I could take all of triple baka at the same time

>>10365 rin forever >>10372 same i feel like i've only seen her recently

utau teto is handholdingo

>>10439 Jesus did cannabis right https://allthatsinteresting.com/jesus-miracles-cannabis-oil

>>10431 I'm not Muslim. Those rules do not apply to me.

>>10439 Many Christians may rail against marijuana but there isn't necessarily anything in the Bible against marijuana explicitly. I'm no theologian or spiritual leader but I would guess that as long as you are practicing MODERATION, likely more moderation than is required for alcohol (which too many weed smokers are incapable of), then it's a similar rule to alcohol. Most theological arguments I hear against marijuana is that the frequent usage of such makes you retarded (which is true) and inhibits your ability to pray and foster spiritual connections. Any form of substance addiction or dependence is inherently bad, especially from a Christian perspective. >>10440 This is highly debated, not widely accepted, and should not be taken as fact or necessarily used to prove anything.

>>10440 Also something else to note about this is using cannabis extract in an anointing oil is not NEARLY the same as smoking weed or otherwise ingesting it recreationally.

>>10441 revert to islam nao hikarin

>>343 you will never be romanian

>>353 never claimed to be. i will be reading the Hagakure too even though i'm not nihonjin.

Most recent were Sirens of Titan and Cat's Cradle by Kurt Vonnegut. I am a big fan of his absurdist humor and such well detailed scenes. Absolutely wonderful world building. My mom had may of his books lying around and she would talk about how she used to read them

I recently read Yukio Mishima's Sun and Steel. It's a short but pretty dense read. In some ways I very much agree with the philosophy laid out in it but at the same time I heavily disagree with the conclusions he made. He spends so much time talking about the importance of building up the body and mind and spirit into something greater than the some of its parts, learning through the body what one can't learn with the mind. Thus far I agree and can appreciate his words. But then comes to the conclusion the best way to use it is to piss it away in some vain Icarus-like selfish desire, instead of using his transcendental strengths to affect the world around him or do good work for others. The conclusions he makes almost ventures into Ayn Rand Objectivist territory (I fucking despise Ayn Rand) and overall is just very selfish, immature, and lacks responsibility. It's certainly an interesting read, and there is good wisdom within, but I simply can't agree with his conclusions.

>>357 *sum... whoops

>>10423

Curious about what Frieren would think about the armpit hikarin who was the 10,000th post

>>10432 Well anon she wouldn't think anything as she's a fictional character who doesn't exist.

>>10433 i think we had a mandela effect happen what it wasnt frierens armpits

>>10434 >hiding armpit kino Low T.

I am a big fan of WarioWare Gold and A Link Between Worlds

Hopefully I can reproduce the conditions that led to happiness tonight

Still no sign of her...

you can only take a glimpse of god sometimes in this mire of pure evil, conserve the memory fondly and be ready to wait years until you can take a bit of happiness again

>>1389 i started watching Non Non Biyori to help me learn nihongonese since it uses pretty simple words and sentences. arigatou ren chon

>>10222 >facial hair is completely alterable oh really? how come I can't grow a beard then

I've grown quite a bit on my neck. I should try to remove that.

>>10223 cos youre pure soul. pure soul guys usually produce no beard.

>>10223 Guess you're just destined to be a twink or femboy for all eternity, sorry bro

>>10200 A lot. I haven't shaved in nearly three months and I intend to just go homelessmode until further notice

>>10364 Kusosame Marisa

>>10380 Frierens sweaty butt! Imagine the smell...

>>10385 i would drink her sweat

>>10414 Absolutely based and redpilled.

>>10383 marisa's a shark?

I can see my crooked teeth, Hikarin

>>10296 it reflects the feeling in our hearts when you don't smile often enough

>>10388 A smile with teeth will always be nicer than one without. Take care of them and yourself (reposting image from fellow Hikari Teto enjoyer)

I can see my wisdom teeth

>>10417 That's neat, will you have them taken out?

>>985 i have xfinity and can connect to the site fine. perhaps it's just a skill issue...

this is awesome

kewl

ｷﾀ━━━(ﾟ∀ﾟ)━━━!!

ｷﾀ━━━(ﾟ∀ﾟ)━━━!!

Hello

>>10329 OLLEH

Bye.

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koneecheewa

Nvm figured it out. Using handbrake I can rename the audio settings and subtitles as well as make it an mkv

>>1646 Good job. Hikarin must be very smart

>>1650 I can be sometimes

no

horse posting on my hikari chan?

>>10343 Forever and always!

ｷﾀ━━━(ﾟ∀ﾟ)━━━!!

>>10363

i see cute art but my luck is average, why?

>>10345 lets change destiny!

>>10346

>>10347

>>10323 Can you blame me when he looked like this?

Idc how straight you are, there is nothing hotter than fem Link

>>10333 GOD! Imagine your face in his ass, sniffing his butthole, while you suck his balls and jerk him off as he moans like a girl while cumming.

ｷﾀ━━━(ﾟ∀ﾟ)━━━!!

>>10340 Fascist!

>>10307 ZEUS, GIVE ME ONE DROP OF THAT SWEET FRIEREN ARMPIT NECTAR AND MY LIFE IS YOURS!!!

>>10302 IMAGINE a website that either asks you for your registration OR makes you wait 300sec vpnless merely to post a single shitpost. gross, the internet has become quite gross.

>>10306 post 10000 on /en/ was an armpit post i think

>>10319 >>10000 let's find out

>>10320 dang it really was one