wasnt there a theory that ghost from mw2 was actually gaz i dont remember

i had mcdonalds for the first time in a few months yesterday and it didn't hit the same as when I was a teen but it was still good

my favorite cod character is probably reznov

the schizo shit in black ops is so cool

ive not played any other cod except mws

that's so cool

ive never used dos but I wonder if that pc is based on dos or unix

i know it had cd but idk if that was the command for every operating system back then

wish i still enjoyed video games

same

https://callofduty.fandom.com/wiki/Black_Ops_Data_Servers

cat is a linux command for seeing the content of a text file

it just prints the content in the terminal

the file structure is unix

linux is based on unix so they have same commands i think mostly

cat nonners.txt

#ai cat nonners.txt

lol no bc i don't know what nonners means. cat nonners.txt

my attention span is cooked

.play ironstorm gameplay

.play ironstorm world war z gameplay

.skip

i played this when i was like 7

.skip 2000

.skip 200

.jump 200

.jump 9

.jump 0

i actually wanna know the lore cuz i couldnt understand it as a kid

so its an alternate history where ww1 didnt end, cool

.play [YouTube]

.skip

.jump 300

>>33754
#diffuse

.play [YouTube]

.play [YouTube]

floppy music is an underrated genre

pony music

>>33775
elaborate

.play [YouTube]

>>33776
it sounded like the pony music of my youth

>>33778
living tombstone or whomst

maybe him, idk i haven't listened to pony music much or really in years

it really was a flash in the pan kinda genre for a particular place n time

.play living tombstone discord

>>33781
yeah it sucks but it's my childhood

>>33783
dw ano i feel u on this very much as well

the snare in this is so cringe I love it

>>33786
it horseshoes around from cringe and back to based

it's so close to the default FL snare kek

why fix what ain't broken...

.play ken ashcorp 20 percent cooler

#cleartheme

.play [YouTube]

my little political candidate

im reading the book "why nations fail" and it's pretty interesting so far

the book begins with how the US and Mexico differed greatly in ideology at inception. how the Virginia company wanted to institute an encomienda style economy to gain riches quickly in the new world but failed because of the lack of resources as well what the authors argue is adequate institutions to incentivize colonists to stay working for the Virginia company

so it was more rewarding for colonists to ditch virginia company and just do their own thing in the new world?
i know zero abt american history

>>33797
it was in the beginning because enforcement was so far away in England I suppose. colonists had the opportunity to evade demands from the sponsored company they were from so this fact gave colonists a bargaining chip

the initial plan was to subjugate natives and force them to work, force them to feed the colonists. however that plan fell through as they were ill prepared and the density of natives compared to in mexico was far smaller. the only way for the Virginia company to get a profit out of the colonists was by bargaining with them for rights to land and voting rights

at least according to the book, it's very condensed mostly to illustrate the difference between approaches to organization of power in mexico and the US

sorry i was playing duck game

>>33799
hilarious that their plan failed cause there wasn't enough ppl to subjugate and force to work for them. they just assumed there'd be millions of bodies to do their bidding

colonists can eat my asshole

>>33801
what animal is this... looks like a goat or a dog or something

.play [YouTube]

.play [YouTube]

how long do u think these twentysomethings will be making these vids

are they even twentysomethings

i'm just guessin cause they got way too much freetime... idk...

>>33809
2 years

i think we've seen this already

.play [YouTube]

.skip

.play jreg new manifesto dropped

god i love jreg

cancelled for being anti violence

if a mass shooter made a video essay i'd watch that

.play camille infinite hotel ad

>be patient
okay

all these communist/socialist youtubers/podcasters either look very tired with dark circled eyes or dead inside

i havent done a wall staring session in a while

should get back to it

>>33824
do you mean meditation? lole

yes

>>33824
luo ji coded

>>33825
just do whenever you feel like it

>>33823
phrenologically analysing the socialists to understand why they're so crazy and nutty

>>33828
who

>>33831
guy in a book who stared at a wall

the language models shall inherit the earth

>>33833
is the upscaling for artistic effect?

>>33835
idk my phone asked me and i pressed yes

when i was cropping

how did u notice

>>33838
it looks slippery

>>33838
can tell by the pixels

the original also looked like that

oh look, a wall

>>33839
amazing

nice photo-realistic letters

>>33830
tbh I haven't really seen crazy ones on YouTube

>>33839
what app did you paste this from?

>>33848
paint.net, my one and only
maximum sharpening twice, resize to weird dimensions, save as jpeg @ like 30% quality

>>33849
could tell because of the marginal line errors lol

yeah pasting from paint.net jiggles the pixels around for whatever reason...... it adds to the image's mystique

>>33849
what's your favorite plugin?

>>33852
hmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm tbh the ones by boltbait are great, but they're more like functional than anything....
i think the ones that emulate fancier editing software functions, like anything to do with removing background and alpha channel fuckery, those are great

sometimes i just mess around and try random plugins and their effects to find cool shit

plap

>>33857
#slap

>>33855
boojer

>>33859
#diffuse

>>33861
#diffuse

omg bloober

>>33863
what's your feature?

where can I download you?

.play [YouTube]

#cleartheme

where did everypony go

they are sleeping

but it's only 4pm

ano...........................
eto...........................
bleh

>>33874
i am asleep then....

>>33877
you're writing from your sleep??????

>>33873
it's only afternoon for the 'muricans

.play [YouTube]

>>33822
[YouTube]

eto...

.play [YouTube]

.play [YouTube]

.play [YouTube]

oh signalis is cool

ello

>>33891
you probably wouldn't think that it's actually fully 3D at first glance

>>33892
'sup ano'

the little walking vignettes are cool, yeah

#samrtai what are considered x686 computers?

#smartai what are considered x686 computers?

X686 computers are personal computers that use the x86 architecture, specifically 32-bit processors such as Intel Pentium and AMD Athlon. They were commonly used in the late 1990s to early 2000s before being replaced by newer architectures such as x64 (64-bit). The "x" in front of "686" refers to a placeholder number for various models within the x86 family. These types of computers are now considered outdated due to advancements in technology, but they played a significant role in shaping modern computing. what are considered x686 computers?

back in the days when people still used chip IDs for computer models

when i guess it was somewhat more common technical knowledge to know how to take a processor and other components and arrange them into a complete computing system

https://rc2014.co.uk/

>>33911
tbf complete off-the-shelf systems for home users existed since the 80s and there are still a lot of people who choose the parts, which is even easier today with pcpartpicker and the like

>>33917
pc parts have a different character to something you actually can look at the datasheet for

>>33928
do you mean they've gotten exceedingly complicated?

>>33931
Something you could feasibly assemble yourself and introspect

>>33933
I mean you would never realistically have assembled a CPU for example..

A CPU is a discrete component

But you can read what comes in and out of it

I can create a CPU using logic gates, and have done so in the past

You need an ALU, instruction fetch and decode, and then various inputs and outputs

>>33941
no, you are