/media/ - Media

I like Jay dyer and his wife Jamie, they are cool

I didn't post Cyber Maddy yet did I. She makes videos on cybersecurity.
>i hacked this temu camera. what i found should be illegal

Alisa Esage Shevchenko.
I found an old article from 2014 that talks about her making a lot of money a year (back then it'd be 30x the average wage) for doing various types of pentesting. She has a lot of publications, a cybersecurity company, a lengthy autobiography online, was the first woman to win Pwn2Own… Seems like an interesting individual.

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

>>37756
You just reminded me I've been wanting to play Nun Massacre ever since it came out but I was a bit spooked out at the time… The time has come I think

>>37754
I like Rubyquest. The only good thing to have come out of scrotechan.

>>37759
HPLY SHJT BASED RUBY QUEST ENJOYER, i iwish the fandom was bigger ive only ever seen the occasional post on tumblr, i still need to finish nan quest

>>37754
I just started reading Junji Ito's Tomie and I'm really getting into it!

I just recently remembered about At Dead of Night.
I love how they use real actors.

Because most men misinterpereted the story about a man's pride getting him into a situation he couldn't handle, instead as another story about rising and grinding and not letting haters (especially the "bitchy" ones) get in their way.
It's a similar case as what happened with Wolf Of Wallstreet.

>to the point they harassed her actress over it
they cant be that retarded

>>31903
She received a good bit of online harrassment for the character. Nothing on the level of troons vs JK Rowling but still.

>>31901
its so annoying because the show is a nice story but so many people missed the point that the main character is not supposed to be a good person or a role model
>>31903
they are, she even wrote a new york times piece about it

https://www.nytimes.com/2013/08/24/opinion/i-have-a-character-issue.html

heres some excerpts of it

>But I was unprepared for the vitriolic response she inspired. Thousands of people have “liked” the Facebook page “I Hate Skyler White.” Tens of thousands have “liked” a similar Facebook page with a name that cannot be printed here. When people started telling me about the “hate boards” for Skyler on the Web site for AMC, the network that broadcasts the show, I knew it was probably best not to look, but I wanted to understand what was happening.

>At some point on the message boards, the character of Skyler seemed to drop out of the conversation, and people transferred their negative feelings directly to me. The already harsh online comments became outright personal attacks. One such post read: “Could somebody tell me where I can find Anna Gunn so I can kill her?” Besides being frightened (and taking steps to ensure my safety), I was also astonished: how had disliking a character spiraled into homicidal rage at the actress playing her?

>But I finally realized that most people’s hatred of Skyler had little to do with me and a lot to do with their own perception of women and wives. Because Skyler didn’t conform to a comfortable ideal of the archetypical female, she had become a kind of Rorschach test for society, a measure of our attitudes toward gender.

>>31900
I think it has to do with the character's demeanor, regardless of the fact that she was in the right for trying to get away from Walt. It's proof that framing and presentation in fiction is a lot more powerful than the actual actions of said character.

The most I've personally done is Html for my blog…. I'm hoping to learn more languages as time goes on

>>38451
the natural step up from here is css and then javascript… and when you become proficient in javascript it's all downhill from there. either you learn a better language that definitely make you allergic to grass or you continue using javascript which is probably worse

>>38451
>>38480
HTML/CSS are markup languages and not actual languages, calling them languages is like calling Microsoft Word a language honestly

>>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.

>>39380
so am I

>>39381
I'm just teasing you for the subtle bragging. Did you like the game?

>>39383
I am not that nona

>>39384
Well ain't that some shit

>>39258
What the flip…

I do. Mostly to Japanese war songs:
>https://yewtu.be/watch?v=nR0cKe5PEOY
>https://yewtu.be/watch?v=yKdyfJGt-IE
>https://yewtu.be/watch?v=mTwUiUCO7l0

The militant and religious fanaticism of this one is sometimes made obscure by the liberal secularwashing of the cause of abolition. Now that we're no longer Christians by and large we like to remember the role that Christianity played in spreading and legitimizing slavery but like to forget the role that fanatical religious reformism played in abolishing it. Britons seem to feel that it is their duty and obligation to play Dawkins to America's evangelicals so become offended at the suggestion that militant Anglican revival played the historical role that it did in inspiring the British Empire to take seriously the enforcement of slave trade embargoes on the seas. It is harder to ignore the religious fundamentalism that motivated Northern Abolitionists, since their propaganda pieces all revolved around it. The relatively higher religiosity of the South today is the strongest argument for secularwashing abolition. And the South did have plenty of religious themes, songs and propaganda at the time. But none of them, for my money, are as powerful, striking, or occasionally bone-chilling as the Battle Hymn. "Let us die to make men free." There's a shiver in those words, regardless of the virtue of the cause they were spent on.

>>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)

>>21527
>>21529
Thinking about not only does he actually agree with the importance of studying history, it's already integrated into his worldview, politics and his main line of theory in Maps of Meaning. So not only does Jordan Peterson agree with you it's already integrated into his main theory.

>>21527
you are retarded

>>21527
>History is in the end a way better representation of how humans operate than "inherent" biological traits which cant even be proved to be inherent due to enviromental factors in everything
This
I also wonder how he can say all that stuff about history being super important, but then have completely retarded takes on politics.

>>21455
Postmodernism is shit.

I think modern philosophy is too obsesed with politics and materialism. Nihilists reject dualism almost by default despite neither science nor modern philosophy ever being able to even advance our understanding of the mind in hundreds of years.

This video is yet to be debunked

>>37080
Both are cute but I like aspects from both like the subtle blush on the right one as wel as the more detailed hair (even though thats all you changed lol)

I see you broke up the silhouette of the hair on the right, probably don't do that because it makes it much more cluttered and hard to look at. I would also suggest adding more detail to just the bangs so the piece doesn't feel unfinished and the transition from less to more detailed isn't so jarring

but idk I migh tbe talking out my ass

>>37080
Left looks more aggressively gay.

troon thread

I don’t know what gay panic inducing means.

you still here? this art style is pretty, i want to see more