>>2044 okay anon I'll match you, day one ^^ I bought this flac just for you <3 well, this 320k mp3 i transcoded that fits in the filesize limits actually good taste btw

>>2046 day two

okay well three

>>2035 Nolifer. Lucky

>>2036 I work full-time, you just have to git gud and use your weekends tactically

>>2035 Is salad bowl worth it? I saw a couple of clips and it looked realy random

>>2022 kek >>2045 >retra.webm that's fucking insane, i take it it's germoney?

as opposed to what? fucking anilist?

>>2041 Only animu site I use is anidb. Frieren is still high up on it, nevertheless.

>>2042 it's so high up on everything :( why can't good things be up there

This is now a deepthroat thread

>>2030 love it when they struggle

these would be better if the guy stopped summoning demons while nutting

https://museum.heyuri.net/ and linked pages is a goldmine :)

I wish I could find a Nipah~! soudfont

the mix i didnt know i needed

>>2017 yuh huh

>>2017 >>2018 kill yourselves on stream

>>2020 nuh uh

>>1864 omg patchy

Still requires a single bypass captcha if you're listed as a blocked ip, but we only use one hopefully not bloated blocklist for that (stopforumspam). It should be a lot smaller because I removed all the DNSBL triggers.

cool cool

i support the local market because is cheaper

The context of the said image is that it's a cropped version of an ancient (closing in on two decades by now) edit of a picture of a sign leading up to the Kishū binchōtan (a type of charcoal) museum, which had a section for Binchō-tan, a character from an iyashikei series of the same name, which later became an official mascot character for the nearby forestry society. Here's a streetview link from a few years ago when it was still up: https://www.google.com/maps/@33.8504167,135.3941002,3a,53.2y,65.68h,77.08t/data=!3m7!1e1!3m5!1sfD-QfXTxiLFKFXYlfsZpbA!2e0!5s20180701T000000!7i13312!8i6656

Atleast it is a real krankler, though it does look suspicious, showing signs of droopage, perhaps it is old and tired.

faggot

Yet, you posted here. Does that make you fake and gay aswell?

faggot

>>1946 wtf the sage is broken too

Nice, but I like suipiss better

>>1959 I wish I was that based

>>1951 this makes sense, ventspils is really cool :) >>1952 >>1953 agreed and very cool image :) :)

>>1954 >3 Very nice image. I like it's use of selective added grain. One time a brāliukas acquaintance of mine posted a picture of the paysage seen from a barak window, which I then used to determince the exact location, including building, floor and window that picture was taken from without prior knowledge, which ended up being Ventspils augstskola...

Me, every morning

I'm watching Maria✝holic right now and it's pretty terrible - just a compilation of lesbian boners. Of course, the art and animation are amazing as usual from SHAFT, OP is bangin' and ED is fun to listen, too, but the content itself is boring, desu.

>>812 so, average moe?

>>813 To answer, more than a year later, I think it was worse than average moe (unless, I misunderstand what's an [i] average [/i] moe). I've recently watched k-on, for the first time, and liked it many times better than maria holic, mainly because I felt it had atleast some substance. Idk, maybe I'm just talking out of my ass, as all of this seems to be very subjective.

>>1722 to this day I hold the belief that UA 2022 happened only because Twitter confused the the #WeLoveRushia and its JP translation with #WeLoveRussia and RU thought they had popular support

>>1938 True, that can't be just a coincidence.

>>1941 it was trending on twitter globally even https://twitter.com/KuroNekoNoKuri/status/1492420958304366595

Not related in the slightest, but this reminds of that one imgboard that had you to register an account for, much like a traditional forum. From what I remember it was a pretty nice board.

>>1909 which board was that

>>1649 have some more anon all sourced from my physical collection except the barebones here: https://werbach.com/barebones/ i dont have alot i find better learning resources online usually, good references and projects are a much better way to learn :^) why don't you contribute some books anon?

>>1649 Try reading the last good documentation for Qt: https://doc.qt.io/archives/qt-4.7/index.html Building apps along the tutorials is helpful too.

I have recently picked up a book called “RESTful Java with JAX-RS 2.0” by Bill Burke, published in 2013 (ISBN: 978-1-449-36134-1). The book starts out with an introduction to REST. The author claims to have a CORBA background. Throughout the book, he uses this to clarify how object-oriented concepts map to REST concepts if at all. I believe that this is valuable for Java programmers even to this day. Unfortunately, the introduction to REST seems to be struggling to address its target audience. It spends time re-explaining parts of HTTP. But not enough of it is explained that it would be truly useful to someone who comes from a background of not understanding HTTP. Admittedly, such types are vanishingly rare these days, but it still feels rushed. Due to historical developments in the Jakarta EE (then Java EE) ecosystem, a significant amount of time is spent explaining SOAP in terms of XML instead of JSON. This makes sense when migrating from SOAP to REST. It does seem, however, to be a questionable assumption whether JSON is truly so foreign that significant portions. I'm not sure if it's likely that someone will want to migrate an existing XML/SOAP solution to an XML/REST solution with a JAX-RS book. That kind of churn should be avoided in the enterprise world wherever possible. I mentioned before that the book seems rushed. The impression of being rushed continues in every part of the book. It is definitely more of an introduction than a reference, despite weighing in at over 350 pages. A significant part of that are code dumps. This seems, but when reading K&R, I never felt like the code interrupted the flow of the text as it does here. Perhaps that is more of a testament to how talented Brian Kernighan is as a writer, but I digress. 5/10, you can read it, but it's a bad book about a dead technology.

Why is it called "Behavioural sink" instead of something akin to "Uzvedības izlietne"?

>>1890 can't be that bad without being western :)

Wait, are you telling me latyšski root for 'euro-' is 'eIro-'?? That's fucked up. I mean it's not the worst, it does make some sense. Personally I am a fan of 'evro-'. >They explained that the use of euro <...> is ill-suited to the language because an eu diphthong does not exist in Latvian. I guess it does make some sense, since the word eiropa is older than any connection to it besides just being in it. Yet, nonetheless, adding exceptional diphtongs for a small number of foreign, international words is common practice...

>>1867 Euro sounds dumb, Eiro just fits anywhere

done :)

motherfucker wheres the files lets hope it works now

hi pernois

you should kill yourselves while your mothers watch

>>1794 mfw

>>136 >he bought the psyop

>>138 No way he's born in 1998, dude looks atleast forty.

Kotaku's parent company switches them away from politics, to game guides https://aftermath.site/kotaku-eic-resigns-over-new-editorial-edict

>>159 klpchan is a vichan fork i get the features :) once i stop being lazy and migrate

Attempts were made to archive: https://anon.cafe/meta/res/16593.html (https://archive.is/37tno)

>>4 yōū ģāvē mē fāļšē hōpē, āņd yōū šhāļļ šūffēŗ bēčāūšē ōf īt.

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latenight doodle

>>866 >Literally just donations. Then why make this "users will forced to pay for free software" article? They already have donations integrated and shitty coin. >Also Durov did VK and works with the WEF. Already know >His stance is against censorship, not privacy or security. He did say he is pro-security. Both signal and telegram suck big ass.

>>867 >Then why make this "users will forced to pay for free software" article? nowhere does it say that you illiterate kike >Both signal and telegram suck big ass. By some metrics, but not at all comparable

They're added https://www.signal.org/blog/phone-number-privacy-usernames/

>>1740 I still don't get it why you like her so much. She is just like any other girl.

>>1741 she's so perfect and cute and dorkey and nerdy and sweet and pure she's my ideal women i wish i was with her

>>1729 this happened to my buddy eric

vins ir labs

>>84 Kpe viņš vairs neanimē? Pieauga un pazuda dvēsele?

Monero

>>1703 I've liked Frieren, especially first half. Now action has slowed down, they probably wasted all their budget and it looks like nothing is happening. I don't think there will be season 2 and I'm sure they won't reach their goals in Season 1. I like it because that elf is like me fr fr. Only old people would understand.

>>1704 I like this girls expressions >>1709 >that elf is like me fr fr You've convinced me also >video >feet

>>1709 >now action has slowed down I think it's just building up, it seems that there will be more fights from now.

Find a sugar daddy instead.

>>1695 I would but that's gay