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I cosplayed Yukari and my boyfriend cosplayed Erwin in high school for Halloween, we both loved this show

>>38104
Are you still together?

I love this anime

Favourite characters everyone?

Watched it during my militaryfag phase but don't remember anything, lol

God don't revive this thread

I know this is a cringe coomer weaboo design but I think she’s cool as fuck

I don't care as long as I find the character appealing myself.

I don't really care if a character I like is appealing to moids. If I cared about that, I couldn't like so many female characters as most things in life are for made for them. Also they're fictional and I usually don't apply my beliefs when it comes to fiction

>>39250
It's okay, nona. Characters can have awesome or cringe coomer weaboo design and still be cool as fuck at the same time

>>38546
I disagree, there are loads of languages beyond programming. TeX, Makefiles, Dockerfiles, YAML files, SystemVerilog, proof-assistant languages, flex/yacc files, nix etc.
But yeah the syntax/semantics of basic HTML/CSS is very light compared to programming languages, so the two will only prepare you for minute parts of programming.

Trying to learn DLL injection these days. I haven't touched C++ properly since I was like 12-14 I think. It takes me back.

>>39388
Been doing quite a bit of coding again.
I am trying to replace all fonts in a game. I already hooked CreateFontA and CreateFontIndirectA, but it's still not enough, apparently there's yet another function for system text.
>In Windows, the CreateFontIndirect() call can silently substitute compatible fonts if the requested font is not requested. The GetObject() call does not reflect this substitution; it returns the same LOGFONT passed in.
Big if true.
Wonder if there's any transferable skill to fucking around with GDI and windows api.

I fucking hate web by the way and I can't put a finger on why. It always just feels so bloated and pointless, idk.
Honestly it must be because there's not much innovation, it just feels like you're doing the same thing over and over, the same busywork every time. AI is unironically a good use case for the snoozefest that is web.

>>39446
Well, maybe I am a bit too harsh on it. I could see myself enjoying a challenge like designing the architecture or optimizing. I just want to learn something new every time. And there's a lot to be learned in web, really.
I guess I dislike most work that is available for it.

>>35223
Nah. It's not run competently though.

>>34765
Not as a genre, because I'm not a gay man and I think it's weird to fetishize gay relationships. I will watch ones that are really good stories on occasion like bananafish, I just don't seek them out.

I'm not a fujo hater tho, there are so many moids who fetishize lesbian relationships and are way worse overall.

Find your favourite BL doujin on
https://b-para.co/
and post it here.

Where are my fujos…

AnastasiInTech
She designs chips and makes videos on the topic. The way she speaks and her clickbaity titles weird me out a bit though.

Rachel and Jun
Their cats are cute and their content has a decent variety

¿Does any1 know about a youtuber that ACTUALLY makes creative video essays?
I swear there must be atleast 40 video essays complaining about "tiktok face". It's not that they're bad…I'm just tired of the same topic being discussed again and again

>I tracked down an animal abuser using OSINT
Interesting
he also says he made an AI tool that helps you find a location with just a description. (obvs using google streets or something)
this is the exact scenario I imagined AI would be useful for

My favorite YTer since I was 12… I love her, yes she is millennial and you can tell sometimes but her sense of humor and aesthetic is so fun. She's doing a D&D campaign that I still need to catch up on…

>>6822
>Funny you switched from the best zoner in the game to a melee focused character, it must be good having alts with different playstyles to cover your character's weaknesses.
The plan was to at some point focus again on Yuyuko, because I was sort of over-relying on her supreme kit. Incidentally I struggled the most against rushdown, so this helps me understand the sort of mindset I need to play against it, learn basic mechanics of the game more rigorously and have fun, because Meiling is awesome!

I recommend you take your time and try the entire cast, otherwise you might be tempted to switch in the future. This isn't necessarily negative though, you'll end up having one more character to play in your roster! I agree on what people say, to get good you should most definitely find the one character you want to focus on. Although I think you're well aware that Remi's movement is fairly unorthodox.

>>6823
That's interesting, rushdown tactics seems like Yuyuko weakness since she has low mobility, but once she gets her bullets set up they're super tough to deal with.

I've played a bit of each character and read on their respective pages on the wiki to get an idea of each one. Even though Remi's dash and flight mechanics are unusual I like her a lot. I also enjoyed Sakuya but tbh that's probs cause she's just incredibly good and straightforward to play lol.

>>5326
I know this is an old post by now but
> Something I've been wondering is, what official stuff (such as manga) is there besides games?
It’s mostly just games and manga, though there’s some ebooks too.

If you want a recommendation I think Forbidden Scrollery (pic rel) is by far the best touhou manga, and it’s definitely the one that focuses most on world building if that’s what you’re looking for. It also doesnt really require familiarity with the games. None of the manga really do, except Silent Sinner In Blue for which you really need to play 6 7 and 8 before reading.

Check out moriyashrine.org they have links to all the official stuff that’s been released. Figuring out what order to read everything might be tricky, but honestly that sense of piecing things together is just kind of part of the touhou experience.

Sometimes I think about how the average touhou character has the lifespan of a sleep forever bacterium spore

Did anyone go to Touhoufest this year

>>32476
Give it up for Bella Ciao
>>32486
>The relatively higher religiosity of the South today is the strongest argument for secularwashing abolition.
I disagree on this one. These people need to be confronted with the inherent contradictions of their ideas as much as possible.
It would be good to remind them constantly that abolitionists were not godless secular invaders like they think they were, but instead people who were more devout that they are now.

I'm sorry I like this AI sloppa.

Soviet March (Red Alert)

Sorry but this song is a banger. I just love this singing style.

>>32476
Very nice piece. Impressive.

You will never be a real witch. You have no magic, you have no powers, you have no spells. You are a fat tranny twisted by old tales and daydreaming into a crude mockery of sorcery.

All the “validation” you get is two-faced and half-hearted. Behind your back demons mock you. Your furniture is disgusted and ashamed of you, your “fellow witches” laugh at your queer appearance behind closed doors.

Goats are utterly repulsed by you. Thousands of years of playing part in the gameboards have allowed them to sniff out frauds with incredible efficiency. Even witches who “pass” look uncanny and unnatural to a goat. Your good heart is a dead giveaway. And even if you manage to summon one to your home, he’ll turn tail and bolt the second he gets a whiff you don't want to spend eternity in hell.

You will never be happy as a witch. You wrench out a fake cackle every single morning and tell yourself you're going to be evil, but deep inside you feel the love surrounding you like a warm hug, ready to uplift you with it's unmatchable joyfulness.

Eventually it’ll be too much to bear - you’ll stop wearing a wig, stop larping, and start actually doing your job. Your masters will love you, overjoyed and relieved that they no longer have to live with the unbearable shame and disappointment. One day the gamily will bury you with a headstone marked with a cross, and every passerby for the rest of eternity will know a human is buried there. Your body will decay and go back to the dust, and all that will remain is a skeleton that was unmistakably devoid of magic.

Beato is absolutely right that everyone who tries to "find the truth" needs to be severely ballbusted for a few decades first. When you talk to people straightforwardly they just interpret everything in the gayest way possible lmao. I love Beato's symbolism.

I mean that's actually how all the best professors taught in my memory. This forces you to engage your faculties.

I think psyops are generally very connected to the idea of narrational control. Let's define what a psyop is! Per merriam-webster:

>military operation usually aimed at influencing the enemy's state of mind through noncombative means (such as distribution of leaflets)

Of course now it's often used casually to refer to non-military operations as well, you get the idea.

Examples of psyops:

>Operation Wandering Soul
Psychological warfare employed by the US military in Vietnam. It exploited Vietnamese beliefs about the dead by playing funeral music, wails, and voice recordings. Similarly this tactic was unsuccessfuly used during the Waco siege as well. (https://www.psywarrior.com/wanderingsoul.html) According to Chad Sprawr this was very effective, though of course they caught on fairly quick.
This is deception comparable to the candy trick in Umineko.
See more on https://www.psywarrior.com/psyhist.html

Newer, more broad applications of psyops by my suggestion would be: feds grooming and inciting crime.
>Craig Monteilh describes how he pretended to be a radical Muslim in order to root out potential threats, shining a light on some of the bureau's more ethically murky practices (look up sources yourself I'm too lazy)
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