WE WON FAIR AND SQUARE STOP THE STEAL

>>10814 flat chests are nice, but that's a drawing of a child anon. I want a flat chested adult woman

>>10971 Go back to reddit.

>>10971 Wanting a drawing of a woman sounds really misogynistic, objectifying, handholdingualizing, and generally irredeemably problematic. We don't do that here. Wanting a drawing of a child however...

>>10814 Fat saggers won only because Patchouli was the representative. Can't win against Patchouli.Next time try flat Patchouli vs saggers Patchouli.

>>1740 oh i've used arch linux since a year back i mean switching back to windows copilot and ai bubble stuff being included was a huge reason i switched

>>1692 If I end up using binary packages anyways then is there really any point to use a source based distribution?

>>1742 The point is being able to pick and choose options at compile time instead of being forced to use a binary that has a bunch of crap you don't need bundled in or options you do need not bundled in. By compiling from source you can avoid tons of dependencies or access things people claim are "deprecated". For example, many applications still support building with gtk2 just fine which allows you to avoid all the stuff wrong with modern gtk/gnome. By excluding a lot of things you can have a much faster, secure and easier to maintain system. Things like Arch Linux aren't really minimal. They're just as bloated as something like modern Ubuntu. With Gentoo in particular now there is no reason to avoid it. The vast majority of ebuilds only take a few seconds or maybe 1-2 minutes to build from source. Portage now supports binaries as well if you want them. But you don't need portage to build from source of course. Learning how to use make is very useful no matter what OS you're using. It means you can grab source code as soon as it is released and run it. Or you can grab old stuff people no longer offer builds for and run it. Building from source offers you true freedom. When you use binaries you're a consumer and forced to use whatever you're given. Most people offering binaries do not have your best interests in mind. I'll give you a good example; Lately everyone has been pushing things like wayland and pipewire hard. Both consume a ton of resources. They say you need pipewire for the pulseaudio support because a lot of things like Firefox dropped support for pure ALSA. If you build from source you get the option to build for sndio instead. A much better and stable sound server that consumes almost no resources at idle. Even when it's using resources it doesn't use hardly any. It can run on any hardware from the 1980s and newer. It has much better mixing options than Pulseaudio/pipewire. It is actually documented. It lets you do anything you want like route sound to multiple devices, over a network or do stuff like let application A use the left speaker and application B have the right speaker. It's the best sound server going. Everything has support for it but it's usually not built into binaries on most distros. So you have to build from source to get it enabled. Unless you use OpenBSD. Even FreeBSD requires building ports from source most of the time to use it. Even though Firefox supports it out of the box and it would be much better than what they're doing now (forcing user to install pulseaudio running on top of OSS their native sound server). Maintaining a system on something like Gentoo with tons of things disabled by default like dbus, polkit, pipewire, systemd etc. is not hard. Once you've configured everything it continues to just work forever. You can avoid 99% of the issues with modern Linux by changing some USE flags. Of course this is possible on any distro provided you're willing to manually set compile time options for everything. But it's easier to just use portage or a BSD+ports tree. Even with all that stuff disabled every modern application and games work. In fact, they usually work better. Which proves that this crap being a requirement is a huge lie.

>>1745 Also concerning Gentoo: It becomes much easier to maintain multiple systems after you've initially configured USE flags. There is nothing requiring you to build from source on a really old slow machine or use someone else's binaries. Most people using Gentoo end up setting up a local build server. Usually their fast PC or home server. Your local build server compiles packages for all your machines. Then those machines (your laptop, your TV set-top device, your old 1998 600Mhz Intel CPU PC, your little ARM system on a chip) can all fetch packages from your local server. Keeping them up to date usually much faster than they would using some mainstream distro that relies on someone else building the packages. You can even build generic packages that work everywhere or have them optimized for each and every system based on their CPU flags. You're building your own distro in other words. Which is why Gentoo is called a "meta distro" by some people. Now the Gentoo project isn't perfect. It has been taken over like most everything else. But thanks to Portage's USE flags you don't have to follow what mainstream Gentoo repos ship by default. Gentoo has a user repo called GURU which is basically like Arch's AUR. Except the packages are much higher quality and better tested. There are tons of pre-made overlays there if you want to do something like replace OpenRC+systemd shims/systemd with something like s6 or runit. There are overlays for doing things like pro-audio/video editing and most everything else you can think of. With Gentoo it's still possible to run a full blown desktop environment using nothing but gtk2+qt applications which are built from modern application source code. You will find that ability no where else. Any distro shipping pre-built binaries and even Gentoo's default config will force you on to gtk3/gtk4 tool kits. With Gentoo you don't even have to run something like udev. You can still run a static /dev without losing the ability to use your hardware and storage devices. The only difference from a udev system is you have to build in support for your input devices manually and manually mount things like usb thumb drives and external HDDs. Which isn't a big deal it's just running "mount". This is also much more secure than the default in every other distro. Since no one can plug-in something like a usb thumb drive into your computer and access it automatically. They can't plug-in devices like key loggers either because they will not work. The system will not mount or use anything automatically. You can also replace udev with something else like mdev if you really want that type of functionality. Impossible to get root through an exploit through systemd+polkit+PAM as well if it isn't on the system. Impossible to get it through sudo too if you don't have it installed. You can use doas instead if you really want that ability or simply use su+switching tty when root is needed. By having a unique system built from source code you avoid 99% of exploits automatically even if you don't understand the underlying code. Your configuration is so unique that no one will write an exploit for it. They'd have to manually access the system somehow then spend a lot of time crafting an exploit for it. Chicken and egg problem for them. Also there is an actual tangible gain in speed on most systems if you build for your CPU's abilities instead of using generic binary. Sometimes it isn't just speed either it's use of resources like RAM. Since if you've excluded half of the crap it claims it needs but really doesn't you don't have that shit in RAM. Nor do you have it spawning daemons and such.

gentoo is cramping my ubuntu-designated workflow. never seen anything seamlessly substitute ubuntu-based distros for the devving they're used for

>>10974 Unfortunately, I'm homeless

>>10976 Unfortunately, I'm homophobic

>>10973 Yes, give us your information so we can suck your soul molest you

>>10972 1337 Hikarin Lane, Gensokyo, Nippon 391-0301.

>>10987 Knock knock

Is this how you look when you're on this board?

Molsteing?

Fuck off or I'll pull up with a glock in your cock

>>10995 why not both?

>>10982 femboys loli

>>10990 Lolis browse this site?

>>10991 They do not

>>10989 no but it can be. are you seeking advice?

>>10996 No, and I think that being reminded of the fact I am dieting is counterproductive to dieting, I just wanted to post something and I was reminded of /fat/ so I posted

>>10951 Watched 2 episodes of code Geass but high school bullshit started and I dropped, tried re-reading the attack on Titan manga but this fucking website kept giving me this ad that redirected me to a page I couldn't go "back" from and the tech incompetence triggered my autism and I gave up

>>10958 >but this fucking website kept giving me this ad that redirected me to a page I couldn't go "back" from and the tech incompetence triggered my autism and I gave up What website were you using?

trying to work up the courage to send job applications but ... it is too much for me

>>10984 Worst they can say is no... or "Unfortunately-"

>>10984 the best way to overcome your anxiety about this is to send out as many as physically possible, even for jobs you don't want or know you won't get. they're just applications. you'll truly feel powerful when somebody actually reaches out to you for a position and you ignore them because you have no obligation to answer. it's not nearly as scary as you think it is.

This is how hikari3/jp/ celebrates the 30th anniversary?

>>1726 hikari is 30 years old?

>>1727 HAGari

>>1687 Donkey Kong 64 is my one of my personal favorites.

>>1687 Mystical Ninja Starring Goemon 1&2 are some of my favorite games for the system

>>1690 >>1691 Thanks! >Donkey Kong 64 is my one of my personal favorites. It's a great game bro

>>1692 Just be sure to buy the Ram expansion slot if you plan to play DK 64 or Majoras mask

Play the games a bit on an emulator and then decide which ones to buy for the console. Personally I'd just play on an emulator straight ahed but it's your money so you choose what to do with it.

It's more the former with how devs use emulators. We also use emulators if we want play games without all the subscription or scalper bullshit, or if we want to play them with unofficial translation patches.

I'd say both. The power of free shit can't be denied, but it's also a good protection from bogus $10000 condition-nearly new, only run over with a bulldozer scalpers and amateur devs massacring old games with "remasters".

both are good things. I am only willing to pay for physical release anything else is a scam

>>1694 Emulators are essential for games no longer being sold or unable to be (licensing, legal battles, etc.) I will buy a game if it is available and functional. For example, the Castlevania DS collection is a much better option than emulation the seperate games imo

Kaguya would win easily.

Hikari and Heyaoi admin sleeping battle?

I won't be buying anything this year, because I'm saving up for an NVMe, and I still have uncompleted games in my library.

I got Sekiro but most of my game time is spent playing Riichi Mahjong these days

Got those for 7.5$ total

>>1684 Retarded UI removed image after failing captcha.

i bought death end request

I need to stop browsing imageboards the anime art is literally mind breaking me I will never be able to produce that kind of art

Where did all of the summer fags go

>>10918 I just hate when it happens because it makes me feel lonely since this is one of the few websites I actively frequent and the other ones I visit are also drying up in activity as well

I still lurk this cute site, dunno what to say

>>10959 Say what's on your mind

please someone help me

Halo, I have the same model as you but I installed Rockbox on it forever ago, which means I can't remember the specifics of what I did to get it working. I know I got it at a time when the Rockbox website didn't officially support the version of the HiFi Walker H2 that I had, but I got a bootloader for the AIGO Eros QK (same model and firmware version) and it worked with some very minor issues that magically sorted themselves out after a few days. The only problem I've noticed since installing it is that the AIGO Eros firmware replaced the HiFi Walker firmware, but since I only ever boot into Rockbox idc. https://www.rockbox.org/wiki/AIGOErosQK#Hosted_Port_Installation_40Manual_41 looks like the page I got the upt from. Hopefull this helps at least a little bit

>>1721 thanks, I also have trouble with themes

A lazy fuck

Creator? I thought this place was like spontaneous mold...

>>10931 Twink.

syrno

>>10845 We should always help our friends

Progress is coming along nicely. Looks like mikuchan's banner is complete

>>10897 Maybe hikari has some more images they'd like to add for fun?

Done

One big happy family

>>10921 WTF IS THIS REAL

They are everywhere...

>>10925 this cannot be true how can this be

WHATRE WE GONNA DO?!!?!?!?!?

ok man good for you /nh

>>10896 she would NEVER survive in a pescatarian society

>>10927 But the fish fear Kaguya

Here's my friend code: SW-0228-6322-1432 Maybe we can play sometime!!!

>>1677 only a switch one are the friend codes workable on one too

>>1679 Awesome, sent! >>1680 That I don't know.. I could see it working still so to be able to join friends who are playing an S1 game on their S2?

>>1724 has everyone done this since ive done it too

Depending on the language you choose, the official guides, documentation and "getting started" might be great to learn. Avoid using tutorials because those usually don't really teach you much other than following steps "now do this, now do that". In terms of practice, you can start with experimentations, exercises, etc, and once you feel comfortable enough you can start programming something that you can make use of. It doesn't have to be something incredible or gigantic regardless of your experience, you can make a project as simple as a small script or an application that does something that you need to be done. Don't worry about "reinventing the wheel" or making a program that already exists because you are making it your way and learning in the process.

i did those game-like courses when i got bored. like uh, codecademy or whatever. i put alot of my kiddie hours into that but i kinda forgot most of it anyway cuz i didnt use it afterwards. But i definitely was proficient in the few months i did do those courses

i learned python first, by making a dicksword bot. it acted as a foundation for lots of different feature ideas you have to learn how to implement, like parsing files, editing images, using apis etc

>>427 I was good at coding, but after a hiatus where I had to learn other stuff, I'm not good coding anymore. Now I just vibe code, because that's better than nothing and gets me to learn what I would have not encountered otherwise, especially if I force the LLM bot to explain wtf did he do.

>>10899 >heyaoi That site looks like a mess.

heyaois unironic pedophiles kind of overpower the cutesty oldfag larp and make the place repulsive

hikarin is worth it, even if he is tsun~ tsun~

>>10899 the difference is that this site is actually good

>>10906 Agreed. When the boards split that's when I notice the quality of posts start decreasing (and pedos increasing). It's always been an oldfag larper site but now it's just getting obnoxious and the larp is getting old for me (pun intended). Nowadays I dont care of how oldfag a site is, I only care about post quality and good rules. I used to be obsessed with teh epic old memes and such but I've passed that phrase. We need to create new stuff that lives up to the standards of old and not live in the past all the time.

>>1647 I am going to make a steam account and play it on the next sale, or maybe buy it on the switch like I did hollow knight

>>1657 how is hollow knight on the switch? is there any anything new compared to the PC version

>>1656 In the High Halls gauntlet. My jaw dropped when I found out that the first Choir Clapper (that's their name apparently) was only the first half of the fight. Eventually, after upgrading my Needle, I could get consistently to the last wave, but it's still a struggle, so I decided to go exploring instead. I read online that Shakra assists you with the fight if you buy all the maps from her, so that's what I'm trying to achieve now

>>1658 I didn't play on PC so technically I wouldn't know but I don't think they added anything

>>1659 is not that hard is simply annoying because is a new enemy with a new moveset at the end of a long gauntlet. the bilewater endboss is probably the hardest boss I have fought so far: very few opening, rare way to gain mana shitty status effect the gauntlet and road to it is easy but excedingly annoying to repeatedly go trough.

wowe

I wish they were both munching on my cock.

secret third option

i like the third option

>>1663 I didn't see the announcement yet so this thread made me think he died

>>1668 >>1669 >>1670 gosh you guys must live under a rock

>>1671 no i live in space

sorry

>>1671 my rock is quite comfy thank you

>>1506 i never did any of that gay shit i just killed things

I haven't even finished the trial of playing in 2 years. I want an MMO world to escape to but nothing clicks. XIV feels very artificial.

>>1511 since 2021 the game hasn't felt great honestly, from what ive heard from friends who still play the fights are still pretty good but i noticed everything was just becoming so simplified and catered to retards, everything felt so boring and there was no competition left. plus modding has taken over the game 100%

ive gone and resubbed......... game feels meh but i think ill just push through and finish the MSQ

anyone have thoughts on monster hunter collab?

>>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'm really interested in running an instance of this imageboard software, when it goes public? Maybe i'll contribute, i want to open chudchan, and jschan seems so soulless...

i dunno

It's a shame that Post Office is no longer accessible, I wonder why?

When I'm not sleeping or cooking I'm on that damn computer, usually browsing imageboards and forums. I need to get my life back on track

100%. I am a leech on the ass of society.

>>10873 Soyciety is ass so don't worry hikarin!

>>10872 >>10873 i wish i knew what to do when not on the puter it's all boring

>>10880 Join an anime club!

>>10880 It's too hard atp almost everyone's performative, I'm struggling with this too What're your interests hikarin

>>1661 LETS GOOOOO

>>10841 None of the roody-poos in my neighborhood are scary and I think the streets here are pretty safe, yet no kids are going out for trick or treating. I think it moreso has to do with kids becoming more disinterested in it in recent times.

>>10843 >None of the roody-poos in my neighborhood are scary Libtard.

>>10836 tbf i expect all of them to leave in 20~ years. they just came for work, may have had kids, didn't assimilate to our culture and left

nice to see that hikari3 received an influx of /pol/roody-poo invaders who try to instigate racial arguments on completely random and unrelated threads did these people come during the soyteen hack and if so why haven't they been genocided off the site yet

Don't take the libtard bait

She is a fucking imposter

>>10860 She should be fucking me

>>10851 >another mayo-like substance- gimme all you can hikarin...

>>10851 Twink slut bitch!

>>10848 Is that mayo on her face?

I like mayo.

It smells good, it feels good, and it tastes good. But it hurts like hell when it's on one of your eyes.

>>10799 seek god, hikarin, seek god.

ｷﾀ━━━(ﾟ∀ﾟ)━━━!!

>>10799 Fag Friday!

>>10807 No

>>10807 وَأَمْطَرْنَا عَلَيْهِم مَّطَرًۭا ۖ فَسَآءَ مَطَرُ ٱلْمُنذَرِينَ

Everyday, I learn there are many more imageboards just like this one.

>>10811 very cool. i feel weird for knowing so many of them. it's amazing that there's such a large sphere of *chans around.

The half second of hikari showing up is the best part of this video I also thought the toilet flush at pissu was pretty funny

>>1722 pretty decent for the price, but even then id go for a 5800x3d, maybe look for one on facebook or something if youre in the UK, people throw those away now that they're upgrading to am5, the value you get is just too good

>>1729 For an AM5 build would the AMD Ryzen 7 7700X CPU be good enough?

>>1732 the L3 cache size is just so insane for bideo games i cant imagine myself without my x3d chip, i think its worth the little extra $$, (if youre getting brand new) they're easy to find cheap

Alright, so I think I've managed to narrow it down between two builds. The first one that I've already talked about that's on the lower end... https://uk.pcpartpicker.com/list/6gx3xg CPU: AMD Ryzen 7 5800X 3.8 GHz 8-Core Processor (£139.99 @ Overclockers.co.uk) CPU Cooler: Thermalright Phantom Spirit 120 SE 66.17 CFM CPU Cooler (£36.95 @ Overclockers.co.uk) Motherboard: MSI PRO B550M-VC WIFI Micro ATX AM4 Motherboard (£110.09 @ Amazon UK) Memory: Corsair Vengeance LPX 32 GB (2 x 16 GB) DDR4-3200 CL16 Memory (£90.00 @ Amazon UK) Storage: Western Digital Black SN770 2 TB M.2-2280 PCIe 4.0 X4 NVME Solid State Drive (£109.69 @ Amazon UK) Storage: Seagate IronWolf NAS 4 TB 3.5" 5400 RPM Internal Hard Drive (£106.99 @ Overclockers.co.uk) Video Card: Sapphire PULSE Radeon RX 9060 XT 16 GB Video Card ( @ Amazon UK) Case: be quiet! Pure Base 600 ATX Mid Tower Case (£89.99 Overclockers.co.uk) Power Supply: MSI MAG A750GL PCIE5 750 W 80+ Gold Certified Fully Modular ATX Power Supply (£89.99 @ Overclockers.co.uk) Optical Drive: Asus BW-16D1HT Blu-Ray/DVD/CD Writer (£88.03 @ Amazon UK) Case Fan: Thermalright TL-C12C X3 66.17 CFM 120 mm Fans 3-Pack (£18.07 @ Amazon UK) Monitor: Asus TUF Gaming VG27AQ3A 27.0" 2560 x 1440 180 Hz Monitor (£198.95 @ Overclockers.co.uk) Keyboard: HP HyperX Alloy Origins Core RGB Wired Gaming Keyboard (£66.70 @ Amazon UK) Mouse: HP HyperX Pulsefire Surge Wired Optical Mouse (£42.98 @ Amazon UK) Headphones: HP HyperX Cloud II 7.1 Channel Headset (£53.79 @ Amazon UK) Total: £1,600.52 And this new one I've made, which uses most of the same parts, except for the CPU, Motherboard, Memory, and Video Card. This build is on the higher end... https://uk.pcpartpicker.com/list/kDwrKq CPU: AMD Ryzen 7 7800X3D 4.2 GHz 8-Core Processor (£319.97 @ Amazon UK) CPU Cooler: Thermalright Phantom Spirit 120 SE 66.17 CFM CPU Cooler (£39.90 @ Amazon UK) Motherboard: Gigabyte B650 EAGLE AX ATX AM5 Motherboard (£124.99 @ Amazon UK) Memory: Patriot Viper Venom 32 GB (2 x 16 GB) DDR5-6000 CL30 Memory (£94.99 @ Amazon UK) Storage: Western Digital Black SN770 2 TB M.2-2280 PCIe 4.0 X4 NVME Solid State Drive (£109.69 @ Amazon UK) Storage: Seagate IronWolf NAS 4 TB 3.5" 5400 RPM Internal Hard Drive (£106.99 @ Overclockers.co.uk) Video Card: XFX Speedster SWFT 210 Core Radeon RX 7800 XT 16 GB Video Card (£429.98 @ Amazon UK) Case: be quiet! Pure Base 600 ATX Mid Tower Case (£89.99 Overclockers.co.uk) Power Supply: MSI MAG A750GL PCIE5 750 W 80+ Gold Certified Fully Modular ATX Power Supply (£89.99 @ Overclockers.co.uk) Optical Drive: Asus BW-16D1HT Blu-Ray/DVD/CD Writer (£88.03 @ Amazon UK) Case Fan: Thermalright TL-C12C X3 66.17 CFM 120 mm Fans 3-Pack (£18.07 @ Amazon UK) Monitor: Asus TUF Gaming VG27AQ3A 27.0" 2560 x 1440 180 Hz Monitor (£198.95 @ Overclockers.co.uk) Keyboard: HP HyperX Alloy Origins Core RGB Wired Gaming Keyboard (£66.70 @ Amazon UK) Mouse: HP HyperX Pulsefire Surge Wired Optical Mouse (£42.98 @ Amazon UK) Headphones: HP HyperX Cloud II 7.1 Channel Headset (£53.79 @ Amazon UK) Total: £1,893.16 I would perhaps prefer to go with the cheaper build, but if what nonny here >>1733 is saying is true, then I'd probably rather shell out a bit more money. Also, AM5 type PC builds are more customisable, so if I wanted to change parts later on, it would be a worthwhile investment.

>>1733 here! i love both builds!, imo, if you feel comfortable i cant stress this enough, check ebay or facebook for second hand barely used or new parts, people throw stuff away for insanely cheap! especially right now. if youre worried about money you might be able to pick up a part or two youre interested in that someones throwing away for pennies, only downside is that you may not get warranty, which can be a deal breaker for some. not to blog on but if i used my build for example, brand new would have cost me over 4k AUD, but i bought 3/4 of it off facebook either brand new or barely used and i only spent around 2.3, just food for thought

I have no idea what you're talking about

>>10820 billionaire hikarin is the game playable

>>10821 That's true, you might have bought a dud.

IT WAS PLAYABLE!

>>10828 update us on how much it sells for whatt

I can only sing 24 hour cinderella

TODOKETE SETSUNA SA NI WAAAA

i'm a very bad singer, but i like to sing stuff when i'm alone. vocaloid, anime OPs/EDs, etc are really fun. over time i've also noticed my pronunciation getting a little better, so that's fun

>>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.

>>10477 i love the three kingdoms period so much chinese people have a proverb "meet his own maicheng" which is their analogue to waterloo, apparently which is based on liu bei's loss to sun quan at maicheng iirc

>tfw there's an entire manifesto by the emperor of the ming dynasty on chinese political procedure and it's untranslated https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Huang-Ming_Zuxun

i don't know whether the song dynasty was stupid or not, they really needed to get a defected jurchen general in like, right after defeating the khitans up north. chinese history really is filled with random invaders from the north killing empires https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Accounts_of_Jingkang https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alliance_Conducted_at_Sea

https://buyfags.moe/Details_for_each_type_of_buycandy assry#Dakimakura If I had the money I would get the 14lb pillow from dakimakuri so I could get squished.

>>10809 There's a website for this? thanks hikarin

>>10809 Thanks for the site, Im honestly at a loss for words. Made my day hikarin

>>10752

I'm gay its not gonna get better

>>10693 fpbp

Worse probably, but it's better to not think about that sort of thing

>>10812 Ignorance is bliss hikarin!

if you want actual anonymous interesting boards use tor/i2p http://10channel.i2p - textboard, pretty good post quality http://pixelchan.i2p - imageboard, slow but good quality posts 8chan.moe - http://alephchvkipd2houttjirmgivro5pxullvcgm4c47ptm7mhubbja6kad.onion/ hikari3 - http://hikari3iwycxuaon4gt2hssjdnoginwnsailo4beulpukomoslvufqqd.onion/ Only truly schizo underground anon would use NomadNet, which there is only one great forum nomadForum - 428118bf70e715a89331ea928b250c05:/page/index.mu

>>10795 honestly, there aren't many good forums that're still active. here're some interesting ones you might like: https://forum.choiceofgames.com/ - choice of games forum, still active https://forum.agoraroad.com/index.php - agora road, i used to like it but gradually grew out of the phase https://forum.paradoxplaza.com/forum/ - paradox interactive forums https://www.alternatehistory.com/forum/ - ancient shitty forum that's still used, i hate it, but it's the only site for this stuff https://projectaon.proboards.com/ - ancient forum for lone wolf, don't use it much but you could like it https://rutracker.org/ - THE forum https://www.ancient-forums.com/ - it's like a weird satanist forum or something. really funny https://cs.rin.ru/ - THE #1 game forum https://myanimelist.net/forum/ - my anime list forum https://forums.hardwarezone.com.sg/forums/eat-drink-man-woman.16/ - #2 apolitical singapore forum, for some reason there're lots of people in the /jp/sphere from sg lol https://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/ - synonymous with ancient forum. everyone has to have used it at some point https://hahaaforums.com/ - THE android dev/hack forum https://gbatemp.net/forums/ - homebrew forums for me, love it there're lots of forums out there for specific hobbies, i can't find others i use often but these're the ones that popped up my mind, avoid general purpose ones like the plague though. imageboards are honestly better and more active these days.

>>1046 I got bored so I made another one

>>1047 One last one

>>1048 Last one actually this time

>>343 good thing this thread was on the front page, banners without "hikari3" like the one with the smug girls make me feel like i am in hostile territory

These are all good banners thank you hikarins.

I'm afraid I don't got the moves

>>10791 Their moves match with the beat to the music I'm listening to: https://modarchive.org/index.php?request=view_by_moduleid&query=173206

ｷﾀ━━━(ﾟ∀ﾟ)━━━!!

I feel like this dance just works with any songs I listen to