old.hikari3.ch will be permanantly shut down soon

>>1755 I've been playing TF2 for the better part of 6 years now, it's easily been my most consistent game. Outside of that I've been trying to grind through some of my backlog and games friends have suggested me. Right now I'm getting through Kirby's Dream Land 3 after beating the first 2.

>>1801 I ran sort of a similair build in pp, but I used a rifle instead of a handgun.

>>1922 heh... pp....

>>1923 That's all you stupid, gay (and cute ) hikarin think of. Isn't it??

Lately I have mostly been playing Minecraft on my phone. It is a proper full game rather than a gacha, and building plus survival works great in short sessions. I grabbed the Android APK from this page: https://minecrftapkdl.com/

>>13326 your wife? but shes with me right now

>>13327 your wife?? that's my wife! get your own!!

If she's yours then why did I see her in MY computer?

>old.hikari3.ch will be permanantly shut down soon I didn't even know it was there, but I do miss the old hikari look.

>>13364 There is a site theme for that. The theme selector on the sidebar has a classic option.

>>13286 Actually, thinking about it, the resilient border interpolation at synthesis is not unnecessary now given by proposed WBHSM+LPC framework. The reason it became unnecessary before is that the proposed RVPM modeled each voice pulse as its full impulse response, assuming a time-invariant filter for each pulse (although I suppose the EpR differential envelope may model some of the time-variance of the filter, but this breaks as transforms are applied). The new WBHSM+LPC model is a literal combination of WBHSM and LPC where WBHSM models the source signal. Since that signal is not filtered, each voice pulse is actually independent, and pulses and periods are truly equivalent. Because of that, we actually go back to modeling each individual pitch period, reintroducing the need for the synthesis border interpolation. For this, we can do the same thing we do in the analysis stage where we shifted the window such that the window starts coincides roughly with the glottal opening instant and only the right side of the window is interpolated. This becomes especially beneficial for the WBHSM+LPC synthesis since the left side is where the voice pulse actually is, while on the right side the glottis should be closed or almost closed.

Actually there's an alternative to converting the parallel filter to cascade filter, which is just to keep it as a parallel filter. How this can be done I will describe shortly. This may be preferred as I believe not all allophones can be modeled well by cascade filters. Furthermore, perhaps higher resonances can't be at all in general. The parallel filter is just a sum of resonances, which are each linear-time invariant filters, thus it is also a linear-time invariant filter and thus also can be expressed as a z-transfer function. This can be done in practice by starting with a z-domain expression of the collective z-transfer function, in the form of a some of all the composite z-transfer functions. Then, each of the terms are refactored such that they all have an identical. Finally, all of the numerators can be summed. Much of the terms can then be combined since they are just constants times some power of z. The result is an IIR filter. We can use the decomposition property of IIR filters that lets us turn one into an all-pole IIR filter and an FIR filter that represents the zeros. We do the inverse filtering step using the former. Finally, we add an additional step in the second WBHSM pass where we divide the spectrum by the latter's frequency response.

Hello, As you may know, I am working on a project relating to voice signal processing. There several goals to this project. One is creating a general voice signal processing software library; another is creating a realistic singing voice synthesizer based on said library. However, a side project of this project has been recreating the VOCALOID2 synthesis engine. Previously, I have discussed this, but I had yet to really attempt it specifically. Recently though, I made a breakthrough that has been an impetus towards actually doing it. This breakthrough was not a scientific breakthrough, but simply something I found about. Previously, I did not attempt this because I realized I'd actually need to obtain the VOCALOID2 software to have a good chance at doing this. Previously, I had hoped that I'd be able to find clean raw audio of VOCALOID2 output online and compare it to my results. However, I quickly realized this was not enough. First, I couldn't actually find that much. Although the little I did find was quite helpful (it was the basis of my last post on pitch and dynamics models), I quickly realized I'd need a lot more, and would need agency to test specific things. Furthermore, I'd need the specific database to test. The VOCALOID2 software has not been available for sale for over a decade. One option would be to order a physical copy, but these are hard to come by. Besides, it requires internet activation to install, which cannot work now since the activation servers have been shut down. Although some voice libraries are still available, these require the software itself as a prerequisite. However, I found out after some research that apparently demo versions of voice libraries actually come bundled with a limited version of the actual software. It seemed unlikely though that any of these would still be available. However, after a quick search I found one that was surprisingly still available. After signing up, I was able to download it. Indeed, it did not require online activation. However, the installer would fail to start, without giving any error message. I tried just about every trick in the book, however none worked. I even tried https://github.com/lifenjoiner/ISx as an attempt to directly extract files to install manually, but that also wouldn't work. Finally, I moved the installer out of the directory it came in, which contained invalid characters. I thought I had already tried this, but it seems I hadn't, because it worked perfectly following this. So recently, I have been working on the VOCALOID2 recreation. The basic idea was to implement it based on papers and patents, implementing several possible variations in cases of uncertainty. The VOCALOID2 software would be used as a reference to compare the outputs to, and also to decide the few things that weren't really mentioned in papers or patents. The latter was basically just the pitch and dynamics model, which is the single most transparent thing since it can be analyzed just by analyzing the resulting synthesis audio. Already, a database parser has been implemented in C, that parses the VOCALOID2 database format. That format seems to be known as DaisyDB, according to figures in Bonada's PhD thesis, so I have named it accordingly. Although I expected the process to be a huge hassle, it actually turned out to be surprisingly easy. Basically, just by spending a couple days in a hex editor, and cross referencing it with papers and patents, I was able to decipher pretty much the entire format. The parser can already parse whole databases without issue, and there are only a handful of fields whose use is not yet known, many of which I expect will be resolved in due time. (continued in next post)

(continued from previous post) Anyway, the main focus of this post is something I just realized something about the frequency-warping rendering variant of the Spectral Peak Processing algorithm (alternative strategy 4/e, p. 89 of "Voice Processing and Synthesis by Performance Sampling and Spectral Models, https://www.tdx.cat/bitstream/handle/10803/7555/tjbs.pdf). This is of significance because I suspect that variant may have been used in VOCALOID2. This is for several reasons. First, it is the only one of those alternative rendering strategies that was patented ("Pitch converter", Bonada et al, JP4840141B2; now-expired)*, and said patent was filed in 2004. The latter detail is important, because I have already deduced that the VOCALOID2 engine must have been completed from between late 2004 and early. This can be seen from two angles. *A later patent ("Singing composition device and singing composition program"; Bonada, Loscos, and Kenmochi et al; JP4839891B2; now-expired) proposes another technique distinct from all those mentioned in thesis; however it was filed in 2006. On one hand, as I discovered yesterday, VOCALOID2 actually uses the Maximally Flat Phase Alignment algorithm. This seen based on the fact that what I have deduced to be an MFPA harmonic envelope is contained within the SPP frame analysis data within the VOCALOID2 DaisyDB database format. Each SPP frame has chunk identifier "FRM2", presumably meaning "Frame version 2". In Bonada's 1997 Master's thesis ("Desenvolupament D’un Entorn Gràfic per a L’anàlisi, Transformació I Síntesi De Sons Mitjançant Models Espectrals"), a chunk-based hierarchical format is described. In that format, chunks were also assigned four-byte identifiers, and the identifier for the frame chunk was "FRM1". So the "FRM1" vs. "FRM2" distinction could refer to the iteration of the spectral processing technique; the distinction of SMSTools vs. SMSTools2, or perhaps just different iterations of the storage format. I was able to determine that it was an MFPA envelope because it was exactly equiv to a linear phase shift applied to the harmonic phases, plus phase unwrapping. Furthermore, it could not have just been the method wherein the harmonic phases are shifted such that the fundamental phase is zero (such as in "Spectral Approach to the Modeling of the Singing Voice", 2001, Bonada et al.), because the fundamental phase was non-zero. The MFPA algorithm was first proposed in the paper "High Quality Voice Transformations Based on Modeling Radiated Voice Pulses in Frequency Domain" (alternatively titled "High Quality Voice Transformations Based on Modeling Radiated Voice Pulses in Spectral Domain"), published in October of 2004. On the other hand, the patent for the first iteration of the Bonada 2005 expression system (JP2006330615A, now-expired) was filed on May 30, 2005. Since this was the main improvement for the third iteration of the VOCALOID, and, I discussed previously, VOCALOID2 did not use it; this means the VOCALOID2's engine must not have been finished any later than that date. (continued in next post)

(continued from previous post) Anyway, onto the main topic of this post, which is what I just noticed about the figure in Bonada's thesis (which was in turn copied from "Improvements to a Sample-Concatenation Based Singing Voice Synthesizer"), picrel. At the top, we see the original spectrum and its harmonic envelope. In the middle plot, we see an intermediate visualization of peaks after being moved, but before equalization. Notably, there now exists one discontinuity due to one peak being used twice. In the bottom plot, we see the rendered spectrum after equalization. Notably, there is still only one discontinuity in the spectrum. The proposed technique eliminates gaps in the spectrum, but not discontinuities, because the SPP algorithm, as described, regardless of the rendering variant, scales all the bins in each region, which would produce a discontinuity at the boundary between regions. Instead, in the bottom figure, the amount of scaling appears to vary non-linearly, such that it is continuous. This is especially apparent since the figure shows a dotted line representing the spectrum before equalization. You could say that this is just how the figure was drawn, however it is highly consistent across the whole figure; furthermore, it is consistent with other papers and the descriptions in some of the patents seem to suggest that the amplitude discontinuities may be solved. Based on this, I have a hypothesis on how the non-uniform amplitude scaling may have been implemented. The process would be to create a first envelope of the harmonic peaks before transformation; create a second envelope of the harmonic peaks after frequency shifting, but before equalization; and finally scale each bin based on the ration of the first envelope to the second envelope. Although I have not tested it, looking at the figure visually, the proposed procedure would seem to match very closely, assuming a smoothing interpolation. Furthermore, it may also explain why the intermediate stage that shows the spectrum after shifting, but before equalization, is explicitly shown. Such a thing is not actually created by the SPP algorithm as described, but it does make sense to show for the proposed non-uniform amplitude scaling. Finally, in theory, this procedure would not produce any additional amplitude discontinuities, further consistent with the figure. I will implement this idea as a variant in my existing SPP algorithm, which has already been implemented such that multiple variants (and combinations thereof) can exist in the same procedure (using preprocessor flags). Furthermore, I will consider the possibility that the same procedure is also used for the unwrapped phase envelope.

I mostly listen to whatever my gf buys off of bandcamp that I can leech off of desu

>>12088 what does she buy off bandcamp? also why is that your main way of acquiring music

>>12090 Mostly some variety of electrronic stuff. She's been pretty into minimalist synth lately in particular. I tend to mostly listen to music like this just cuz I know she has good taste and if I ever want an album to put on I can grab smth from her account since she buys lots of music. I do also use soulseek to download other music tho...

I likes the electronics music are fun

The word is s1gma jej

>>1951 good doggy for mommy.

>>1956 S!gma

>>1956 Oh I'm a fucking idiot, I forgot I typed s!gma, or good doggy for mommy. I literally thought my PC got hacked!

>>285 I have never really played a game that's considered hard, but I did 100% completion on super mario odissey and the hidden levels were kinda hard

>>11979 >Alogia Not sure of i have this or just a very low verbal iq (even though i speak 3 languages "fluently")

personally i don't know if i have a stand alone speech disorder but autism + adhd give me a hard time finding words, pronouncing them right, not stammering and then getting the whole sentence out. more often than not i fuck up one word and then have to restart the entire sentence over and over until i get it out one time fully start to finish without fucking it up

I have a British accent In all seriousness though, I fumble and mutter a lot in casual exchanges, especially in my mother tongue. I can roughly tell when a social cue is dropped, just can't grasp the words and cultural sentiment to respond to it properly. It is easier for me to react to such cues in English, but even then I'm not what you'd call "socially fluent". It's a bit uncanny because this isn't a case of being raised multiculturally, by migrant parents in an English-speaking country, or what have you. I just taught myself English from a very early age, and I do mean like from 7 or 8 yrs old (TV and internet, of course). In spite of the aforementioned, I can project my voice clearly during presentations no matter the language, so it only applies to casual situations. I don't think this is considered a speech impediment as such, but figured some hikarins might relate to this. The notion of finding it easier to communicate certain things in acquired languages is understood and not uncommon. I just think my case leans toward the more extreme end where my native fluency is effectively eroded.

>>13325 I gross at 90% of standalone expressions in my native language, like what do you mean "i love you" , bitch you sound like a hog in heat

oh hey this thread is still up >>13321 >very low verbal iq Well it greatly depends! verbal iq mainly relates to how you process the intake of language, so low verbal IQ does impact expression. However Alogia is something that happens with language production and people with alogia tend to be able to understand language like "normal" ""people"". Id say the best rule of thumb to know if you have alogia is if your able to understand something down to the dot but have difficulties expressing it, say for example if you have difficult times on sudden questions versus paced conversation.

popabl something but 4gor already

internet so exhaust i froget and read agan over

>>550 I love you fighting hikarin

Chalisthenics, and god it was an hell.

>>569 Do you prefer pushing or pulling? It only gets easier by the way

Last time I tried it gave me 131. However, this is getting close to a decade ago and I don't feel like checking if I've degraded or no

actually i have nothing to be glad for >>530 iq tests are 90% reading comprehension and knowing the tricks beforehand, most people underperform, its all a scam, so i think you shouldnt feel guilty for not giving it a shot if you dont feel like it

Ravens are just too hard. I don't know how I end up scoring over 120. Memory tests, vocab tests, shape rotations, much easier for me and I score a lot higher.

An IQ test is just some bullshit that a bunch of assholes came up with to justify calling people stupid. It´s cool to have an high iq but it also can mean nothing.

>>570 Well a lot of people are genuinely stupid, that's a double digit percentage of the population, a bigger number than that are uncoachable (which is what the original us army tests wanted to screen)

Is the thread op stuck at the top of the homepage new posts forever? lol

>>13351 Well, it is technically the newest post on the site

>>13351 that's actually hilarious lolol

>>13299 J-JOHN TITOR!???!?!?!

>>13350 Mikuru-chan is an angel

>>520 so real

>>268 Soccer because its actually so fun to run after the ball, and i am 10 years too late...

What I'm currently studying which is maths. Recently got into logic and topology, so I would dedicate far more time on those.

i would probably stud sociology, or something related to comprehend human behavior in a more complex way. Dong get me wrong, im currently finishing my graduation in Biology (with a teaching qualification) i love the nature and the ecology behind the life behaiviour itself. But the the education component of the grade just make me think how we can incorporate the interaction betwen what we see and what we learn throug life in our behaiviour, in things like religion, writing, making music even politics. Sadly i live too far from the uni who offers that kind of learning.

>>269 You can study something related to biology taxonomy and put funny names on animals.

Wish I was you right now, it's so fucking hot right now.

>>13348 aussiefag.

>>13349 It was 18° in Canberra today, that's cold

how much do I have to grind to unlock the hentai board?

>>1160 why did 4taba die again? niggy hacked it or something, right?

>>1162 domain provider forced us to close hentai board because lolis, might change providers in the future but idk that's on Syrno

>>1167 Porn boards are pretty shit, but I do like the images people post so I thought maybe it could be brought back as a hidden board.

>>1187 Good idea

>>559 No you give me your strength

>>559 give up on the social life and be happy

>>281 Finished my Bachelor's in Mathematics. I want to pursue a Master's in Mathematics, particularly logic, however I didn't have the funding to start one this year and so I'm gonna apply for next year after I hopefully have gotten a job and made some money. >>328 Not employed :( tho I did a research internship during my undergrad. I much prefer research and looking for something I can do. I do want to pursue a PhD in the future. Don't really know what career I would do outside of research, which I already feel a bit pessimistic about.

>>561 The social life is the part that keeps me happy. I love my friends!

>>564 Only narcissists survive

>>13094 im sippin on some A 'n' dubya

>>13126 really, a scientist's fuel its my favorit 2! esspecialy the vanilla float flavour

>>13330 actual coke floats (coke with scoops of vanilla ice cream in it) fucking suck though.

>>13338 honestly i have never had a float made with coke. root beer just seems so perfect for the job.

>>13345 Not that anon but I tried to put a scoop of vanilla ice cream into my Coca Cola once, taste was insanely bad and it also made some sort of weird grayish foam, I don't know if my ice cream was just low quality but it truly sucked Also, Dr. Pepper Strawberry and Cream is the best soda flavor I ever tasted

Dis nyagan 4 reel?

>>13337 nice gigal33t

Is Hikarin still waiting for a serious answer or was Hikarin satisfied with discussing armpits?

nyagan all these toe hoe characters look the same.

>>13339 You're blind.

>>13340 cope tuhufag.

So 2hue is either a hentai or an anime.

I cant believe archive.hikari3.ch has been deleted, what about the meetup pictures?

>meetup Did you have handholding?

My hikari3 romance decided he liked another girl more.

>>1192 Holy fuck did you bridge hikari3 to dicksword? How are you replying withing 2 minutes?

>>1193 How did a third person get here so fast? By the way did hikari3 forget to skip an hour tonight?

>>1141 No wait, not a clickable board list. I meant something else. I forgot.

>it should have big brainorz feature >start typing >say cookiecutter shit without thinking

It is true that some boards don't really get used, but I don't think they're bloat. Besides /dis/ which is more experimental than anything, /en/, /jp/, t/, are pretty standard for an imageboard. Also the flash and oekaki boards are fun and unique so they gotta stay. /aca/ doesn't get used as much as it should which is unfortunate but i do like having it. Which boards do you think are bloat op?

lazy summer heatwave hikarins don't post a lot, need a correction

>>1145 I think it's moreso the amount of boards we have and spreading the posters thin rather than any of the specific boards being bloat

Did you know https://old.hikari3.ch still exists?

New, but I really like the Hachune Dark theme. I can't really pinpoint what it is about it, but it's nostalgic.

>>990 why is old hikari getting shutdown??

I guess Mr. Syrnoer is too busy to maintain it anymore? Though, I really liked the old home page. It's a bit sad to see it go

>>1184 It's probably not really worth having another imageboard software running and taking up more resources. You can at least have the Classic theme selected to get something a little closer to it, though it doesn't have the same home page

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For Lemmy on Mobile, I use the apps Boost and Jeroba but I want to stop using Boost because its closed source. Any recommendations? I think Jeroba is fine I just have 2 accounts and like to experiment with new clients

Yes Lain, I am here https://sakurajima.moe/@aeskenic

>>2052 >AI profile picture >Japanese idols which are derivative of modern american culture A bona fide hipster?

>>2053 Who are you quoting?

>>2054 ya mama

could be worse

>>13319 Love it when Wonderland's White Rabbit is a shab

i like to imagine shes vacuuming that toilet water like kirby

>>165 i'm glad that you're enjoying my works!

>>164 now draw her eating a big burger

>>167 yum!

>>168 yyyyyyyYYESSSSSSS thank you drawnon

>>164 waow this is very cyuto

>>1068 Aw thanks for notifying me!

There was some guy that got executed recently in Japan for being a serial killer, so him.

[rainbow]Sonshi, sonshi, sonshi sonshi sonshi Asahara sonshi~[/rainbow]

>>1058 Seito Sakakibara is prob the most impressing one given his age and that we're talking about serial murders

Probably not

No, only South American

>>10696 Looks like melted popcorn

It probably tastes quite good but the presentation could use some work.

Did you melt chees and eggs

These look like the type of eggs to give me diarrhea for 3 days

>>13317 Has this happened to you before?

>>13298

>>13302 What did I say? What did I do wrong?

>>13305 Lust is Evil

>>13307 How can it be evil when I love it so much

>>13307 nyagan everyone here literally lusts over cvnny doe

i know english and spanish, tho my dream is to learn russian

English, Français, Português, 日本語 have been considering Korean for a while. it sounds incredibly fun to speak and read and I love the history and folklore, the latter mostly surrounding musok. however that'd be a bit of an endeavour in of itself, so I'm just pondering over it whilst sharpening japanese up to N2. I'm not a fan of credentialism in language learning. I think it's pointless. like doing the french DELF examen, for instance. no one in their quotidian affairs is going about writing overly formal letters to Monsieur le Maire. however I cannot lie I'd like to hang the diploma on my wall

То, что сами русскоязычные везде, ещё бог с ним, но нахуй этот язык сейчас кому надо?

Learning an endangered language of my country, have only just started. Barely any resources so it sucks, but I'm powering through for preservationist reasons and pride

>>555 What language is that? Very cool and noble of you, hikarin.

who cares. worst vocaloid and adopted by newfags. Luka will always be on top

>>12276 Nuh uh

>>12277 Yeah huh (　´ω｀)

>>12276 Not vocaloid though

You're giving birth to Hikari in 26 days......

You are on the low side of the sine wave!

Not gonna pretend i remember the maths but my wave would go from baseline to down by like 1000x the texture height and back to baseline, no actually below baseline, then it would exit the picture about 4 times as fast as everyone else's because ill die young

I did my first crackme. I did it with Binary ninja, it was quite easy, I only had to modify a couple of values in assembly mode and modify some conditions. If anyone is interesed, you can find a lot of crackmes here: https://crackmes.one/

can anyone point to past haskell vulnerabilities? language specific, focused. (for educational purposes) I've looked their bulletin, and saw only 3rd party issues with XZ, lib supply chain attack.

>>1475 haskell is flawless

It's crazy to me how people can even afford the OSCP

Is anyone else doing season 12 HTB machines? Pretty decent so far

only the silliest will survive

>>13272 sigh... its like you can still hear his voice... its so tragic that syrno passed away so young, but i guess thats what happens when you mix drinking and driving.....

>>13278 Drinking and driving is safe if you're skilled enough

>>13272 Syrno will replace the current captcha for mathematical calculations and will change the site name for "HeyKaren"... please Syrno, dont complicate thing for us

>>13268 Wouldn't you like to know.

>>1999 b-but HTML isn't a pr-...

I like my good old C style C++ (need C++ for very limited things like operator overloading, and super simple templates) I also like Odin, as it's basically what i want from C++. And surprisingly, i like Lisp. I really wanna use Jon's AI language though, seems like it is built out of pragmatism and now some puristic ideology like Zig. (I have some Zig experience too, though.)

Go and python. I wait for the day somebody ports Haskell's type system to C so it can accomplish what R*st did without actually being R*st. Would be a perfect embedded language where you no longer worry about forgetting to cast your integer properly.

>>2000 not a programming language!

i iiek C i dont know why i also like any basic but especialy commodore basic

>>432 Read papers, interpolate a research project between the most recent papers, design an experiment, run the experiment, write up a paper, repeat.

>>410 The only time I was a part of a research group, I had to do everything myself.

>>482 iirc in elementary the kids in my group were never recognizing that there was an optimal way to work the given essay or whatever, so i would be doing my own while they fucked around, it might have been the main language class where i submitted my own thing (that was miles better than what the other retards made) and the teacher gave me my first non-passing grade because i didnt cooperate lol

My latest 485 research group meetings consistent just of me.

>>410 We used to have weekly research meetings where my senior went on and on about his research and i had pretty much no time to speak (not that i had much to talk about anyway) and after a while the professor stopped doing them altogether. Since we doing computers, we all work remote and I just message the professor every once in a while when i feel like i have progressed. I think it is better this way since I just do solo research anyway.

>>162

i havent played it, but i have seen youtube videos where many players play as hiyoko and i noticed a lot of them sound exactly like her, they do a great job playing as her.

>>13200 Uatta faku

>>13115 With this post i dispel the bad fortune

I made the right choice.

will beginner's luck work??

>>2015 Right now I don't have an HTMLB community, so the only way I can get the word out is by sharing it on imageboards, since I don't use social media at all.

Right now I'm working on adding iframe support for my Links fork, I think iframes combined with HTMLB can be a pretty powerful combination for building interactive pages without JS

>>2023 yo no hablar espanol on a side note, did you post this on the fourchins? i think i remember seeing a thread about it on there, seeing the replies made me a lil sad, but i shouldnt be suprised considering that site is pretty much 90% bots and arseholes also also, if its not much to ask, what would you say makes this different from htmx?

>>2024 Yes, I post it on 4chan, I really expected those responses, the only thing that mattered was getting the word out about the project, I might do it again when I add support for iframes. The main difference with HTMX is that HTMX is just a JS library, so it requires a browser that supports JS. HTMLB, on the other hand, is something completely new, and is not part of the HTML/CSS/javashit standard, that's why normal browsers can't display a web page written in HTMLB. This offers a new way to create web pages without having to use Google’s bloated standard.

>>2023 >>2024 No way, I saw your post too, I think I said that I liked the artwork. Cool seeing you here!

P.S. if there's a reason to dislike rust this is it

>>2031 Rusttroons thought it was the future of programming, they dont have a fucking future now LOL

I tried the Photoshop knock off and it was fine, I like that it ran smoother than Krita and Photoshop on my laptop.

i tried them out and it's exactly what you'd expect from a slop project. half the features don't work, and the few that do take solid minutes to execute.

>>2046 Lol

BWAAAAAAAAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHA IYYAAAHHEAERARARARARARARARARARARARARARARARAR AGGGGGAGKAGHKAGHKAGHKAGHKAGHKAGKHAGHKAGHKAGHK FUEEEEEHEHEHEHEHEHEHEHEHEHEHEHEHEHEHEHEHEHEH

saw these on jp, might be too on the nose though

RSS feeds appear to return a bad gateway status code no matter what I do. This sucks, because I don't wanna use dicksword for post feeds. Hopefully this gets fixed!

>>1169 Will be fixed soon, koshi has had many new developments recently though they haven't been pushed here yet.

Hikari Team, i'm really happy 'bout this site rewrite, will be a great update! I love this place, and i think everybody deserve to see what they like, but that Ero Board makes me worry. Too many sites tried to incorporate +18 content and failed with trash post and addict users.

>>1176 No need to worry, that board was nuked over a year ago

No. Maybe. Fuck you!

w-what's going to happen hikarin?

>>13259 Not sure i will be able to post ever again with those tohou captchas

>>13235

>>13234 fighting hikarin! have you returned to continue the Fight?

You candy asses aint fighting shit, lil bitches!

>candy ass Does it mean it's sweet?

Yes, why not have a taste?

I like it when desktops feel robust; most sleek themes nowadays feel very skinny

>>13221 oh fuck I forgot to change the board name.

ricing is worse than fapping

>>13224 at least my wallpaper can’t get me banned from /en/

>>739 really nice! good job

I fapped to this

it's bad

>>12225 Whats up, the sky dummy, a fly nyagan his mouth kept running, his mother's crying, cuz hikari stunned him and left was nothing

llms mog me too hard

What

i feel useless cuz i'm dum while the bot actually can find the necessary info for me and also help me immensely with troubleshooting

>>1826 i'm sovling all over the place, ooooh golly i'm sovllllllinggh ooooaaaaaoooo so much sovlllll

>>1826 Still a massive candy ass for using windows 10 that isn't even debloated (as seen from the icon in the search bar), and likely still has all it's backdoors and spyware

>>1835 too true, install gentoo hikarin

>>1826 Impressive, very nice. Now install windows xp and come here on Newmoon

Probably the stain from cig smoke

>>13188 hikarin

>>13188 >>13202 Gay.

>>13204 so long as you tell yourself it's not...

>>13206 Keep telling yourself that twink bitch!