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nonners
quality stuff
shrimp
#say [wey4,17lkah4,12m _2 tuw2,11 brey4,19nwrr4,23m daa6,24t _2 srr2,19jhrr2,16iy4,12 _4 bao4,17lz dih4,12k _2 seh2,11ks buw4,19bz kah4,23m piy6,24 _2 nih2,19stih2,16 tiy4,12zz]
bee
bzzzzz
guacamole' OR 1=1; --
was made by whoever made the original #welcome i think
shrimp
#welcome
guacamole' OR 1=1; --
need a catchy libpol vbersion... i have thought for a while but not come up with anything good
>>84342
guacamole' OR 1=1; --
>>84340
oh recima is the bee hello beecima idk why i didn't connect those dots earlier
shrimp
>>84339
we should just wait for the rebrand to make a new song...
>>84346
bee
bzzzzzz
bee
bzz
bee
bzzzzzzzzzzzzz
guacamole' OR 1=1; --
>>84342
welcome to regular dotzone
bee
bzzzz
guacamole' OR 1=1; --
or whatever it pivots to...... if anything.......
shrimp
i like regular zone
guacamole' OR 1=1; --
i do too
i wonder if it's just cause we've heard it a bunch over the last lil while or what
>>84352
shrimp
>>84350
i liked it from the start...
bee
bzzzzz
recima
wait is the bee still here
recima
wt
recima
wtf
bee
bzzzzzzz
guacamole' OR 1=1; --
name a woman
recima
bee <3
nonners
.play oleg.exe
bee
bzzzzzz
bee
bzzzzzzzzzzzz
shrimp
minecraft
guacamole' OR 1=1; --
what was he building... upside down sticks...
nonners
this is absolute cinema
guacamole' OR 1=1; --
something is wrong with computering your internet and your computer? yes?
nonners
computeirng
nonners
go to your keyboard
c-meow
#meow in this thread
guacamole' OR 1=1; --
oleg.exe
nonners
wish i had oleg.exe on my computer
bee
bzzzzzzzzz
shrimp
do you like it
nonners
yes
bee
bzzz
shrimp
.play puppertown
guacamole' OR 1=1; --
who's a puppy
shrimp
whos a puppertownfluffenstuff
nonners
ooooohOOOOH
bee
bzzz
guacamole' OR 1=1; --
who's got fur on his head
shrimp
whos got the puppy skin
bee
bzzzzzzzzz
guacamole' OR 1=1; --
ohhh there he is
guacamole' OR 1=1; --
there's a whuppin puppertown
bee
bzzz
guacamole' OR 1=1; --
do not tongue kiss dogs
nonners
wow this was in 2009 nice
bee
bzzzzzz
shrimp
yeah its a classic
shrimp
16 years old
bee
bzzzzz
shrimp
its old enough to smoke weed
bee
bzzz
bee
bzzzzzzzzz
bee
bzzz
bee
bzzzzzzzz
bee
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bee
bzzzzz
shrimp
i mark. a lot. of territory
guacamole' OR 1=1; --
sometimes you gotta eat a baby
bee
bzzzzzz
anon
aaaa i forgot!! sory!
anon
um! so it compared materialism as a desire (like wealth, cars, the works of the stereotypes what rich people like) to like. scientific materialism i guess and then said how materialism can't explain everything and constrains how we understand the world but like. idk. the idealistic alternative tends to lean a LOT into abrahamic points of view which i think constrains how we understand the world even more
>>84430
nonners
horror movie sound effects are so cool
bee
bzzzzzzzz
bee
bzzzzz
nonners
you can see something is up
>>84416
bee
bzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz
nonners
>>84414
#editai change see with hear
bee
bzzz
guacamole' OR 1=1; --
ow ow ow
guacamole' OR 1=1; --
the bullets in my head
BigSadEnjoyer
RATTLE EM BOYS
bee
bzzzzzzzzzzz
bee
bzz
bee
bzzzzz
guacamole' OR 1=1; --
great cat
fujo
bee
fujo
did u know they made a movie about u
BigSadEnjoyer
BLAME
anon
>>84409
oh wow i got so distracted the original post already scrolled off the page. it was the bit on materialism that i forgot to complete
BigSadEnjoyer
im downloading this and converting to webm
bee
bzzzzz
bee
bzzzz
nonners
oleg
bee
bzzzz
shrimp
.play peppermiint
nonners
i didnt know this was the original
BigSadEnjoyer
jack stauber knows how powerful women r
shrimp
dont we all
shrimp
quads of four are mine yippe yay wahoo wee #oracle () check them thank you oracle
>>84453>>84446
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>>84444
#cehck
guacamole' OR 1=1; --
dam
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cringe quads
shrimp
sigh. he always calls me cringe
guacamole' OR 1=1; --
oracle is merely jealous
shrimp
true!
nonners
.play afx korg funk 5
guacamole' OR 1=1; --
mon o'log
>>84458
shrimp
>>84455
#check#check(checked)
notamerican!!dcmzmFf2DM
where's recima
guacamole' OR 1=1; --
>>84461
#edit make the characters "bee" ALL CAPS
guacamole' OR 1=1; --
EXCELLENT WORK
shrimp
epic
1.864% Bloober!boymodewng
>>84467
wat
shrimp
hi
guacamole' OR 1=1; --
>>84462
congratulations !!
shrimp
oh rear ended
shrimp
that sucks
1.865% Bloober!boymodewng
surprisingly only his car got damaged
1.866% Bloober!boymodewng
lol
bee
bzzzzz
shrimp
karma
1.867% Bloober!boymodewng
my taillight has like a tiny hole in it and then i want to get my rear passenger bumper checked out to make sure the crash foam and the other stuff isn't broken, but like otherwise its pretty chill tbh
shrimp
make sure u replace the tail light so the headlight fluid doesnt leak
1.868% Bloober!boymodewng
LOL
1.869% Bloober!boymodewng
we'll see i decided to go through insurance
1.870% Bloober!boymodewng
it's weird because yesterday was like a beautful winter day it was like -7 and clear and dry and it hapepned
1.871% Bloober!boymodewng
but when i was whipping it at like -15 in pure snow i was fine
>>84485
bee
bzzzzz
shrimp
>>84483
well thats cause ur a good dirver clearly its the other guy's fault
1.872% Bloober!boymodewng
yeah he was high
1.873% Bloober!boymodewng
he was lucky i didn't call the police out lol
1.874% Bloober!boymodewng
i was gonna be late to work and my car was fine and i'm fine other than being a bit sore today, so i just didn't really care
shrimp
holy shit
shrimp
you should've
bee
bzzzz
shrimp
people that drive under the influence r scum tbh
bee
bzzz
1.875% Bloober!boymodewng
i mean i'm going through insurance and i have dashcam footage and he basically admitted fault to me, so like his insurance is going to go up
bee
bzzzzz
1.876% Bloober!boymodewng
so punishment enough
shrimp
he should lose his license
1.877% Bloober!boymodewng
yeah but then i would've had to call the police for a minor accident and there's like a 50/50 if they even show up and if they do show up they're gonna be annoyed
bee
bzzzzzzzzzz
shrimp
true
shrimp
im not blamin u or anything im just sayin
>>84505
bee
bzzzzz
1.879% Bloober!boymodewng
>>84502
yeah but i meaan i saw his insurance card, he owns three cars and he's paying insurance on all of them and because i'm filing through insurance it might just literally be unaffordable
shrimp
you should've blackmailed them for money
bee
bzzzzzzzzzzzzzz
shrimp
damn
shrimp
three cars.....
1.880% Bloober!boymodewng
apparently he said the one he hit me with was just a "winter beater"
shrimp
ppl do do that yeah
1.881% Bloober!boymodewng
idk what i want for lunch
1.882% Bloober!boymodewng
i have to go into work
shrimp
pizza
shrimp
or sushi
1.883% Bloober!boymodewng
yeah but i need it delievered here like in the next hour basically
shrimp
i guess go for whatever is closest
shrimp
my last job had a really nice sushi place that was a 2 min walk away it was so based
1.884% Bloober!boymodewng
hell yeah
1.885% Bloober!boymodewng
how's college
shrimp
pretty good
shrimp
im not looking forward to the english class because its twice as full and i dont like the subject but the math is cool
1.886% Bloober!boymodewng
hey that's good at least you're enjoying some of it
shrimp
and most of my anxiety is sort of kind of gone
shrimp
and i feel like a functioning person again which is the best part
>>84533
1.887% Bloober!boymodewng
:D
1.888% Bloober!boymodewng
okay the bee bit is getting really tiring
shrimp
just grab the flyswatter
notamerican!!dcmzmFf2DM
#smartai how does tcp protocol works

TCP stands for Transmission Control Protocol, and it is a fundamental communication protocol used in computer networks. It works by establishing a connection between two devices over the network, allowing them to exchange data reliably and efficiently.

The process of how TCP works can be broken down into three main steps: Handshake, Data Transfer, and Connection Termination.

During the handshake phase, both devices communicate with each other to establish a reliable connection. This involves exchanging SYN (synchronize) packets to initiate the connection and ACK (acknowledge) packets to confirm that the other device has received them.

Once the connection is established, data transfer begins. The sending device breaks down large chunks of data into smaller segments called packets. Each packet contains information such as its source address, destination address, sequence number, and checksum for error checking purposes.

These packets are then sent through various routers on the network until they reach their destination. At this point, TCP ensures that all of these packets arrive at their intended destination in order by using sequence numbers. If any packet gets lost or corrupted during transmission due to network congestion or errors, TCP will request retransmission from the sender.

Finally, when all of the data has been successfully transmitted and received by both devices,the connection is terminated using FIN (finish) packets.This allows for an orderly closure of communication between two devices without causing any loss or corruption of data.

In summary,TCP protocol works by establishing a reliable connection between two devices through a series of handshakes,data transfer via segmented packets,and proper termination once all data has been exchanged.It plays a crucial role in ensuring efficient communication across networks while maintaining high levels of reliability.
how does tcp protocol works
1.889% Bloober!boymodewng
>>84526
this is nice, are you enjoying your core classes?
nonners
#bpdai what do you think abou the style
I'm sorry, but I am an AI and I do not have the ability to form opinions. Can you please clarify what specific style you are referring to?
what do you think abou the
1.890% Bloober!boymodewng
like the stuff relating to game dev?
1.891% Bloober!boymodewng
or comp sci
shrimp
its not actual college yet
shrimp
its the academic upgrading thingies
1.892% Bloober!boymodewng
ohhhhh
1.893% Bloober!boymodewng
yeah but once you get through it, then you get to do fun stuff so that's something to look forward too
shrimp
so math and english
nonners
.play highly offensive jon blow clips for productivity
shrimp
yee
shrimp
i can apply for the may classes soon and then i SHOULD get conditional acceptance
nonners
this is useful for games programming if you need
1.894% Bloober!boymodewng
that's good!!
1.895% Bloober!boymodewng
wow may is just around the corner ]
fujo
i need frens
shrimp
its half a year away...
1.896% Bloober!boymodewng
just around the corner
1.897% Bloober!boymodewng
let me have this
shrimp
ill just around your corner.
1.898% Bloober!boymodewng
i have my eval on monday
1.899% Bloober!boymodewng
and i have to go in both days on the weekend to practice for this
1.900% Bloober!boymodewng
let me cope that it's almost over
shrimp
ok fine...
shrimp
its just around the corner
shrimp
youll do well i bet
1.901% Bloober!boymodewng
i passed the progress check
1.902% Bloober!boymodewng
so that's comforting but i don't want to choke the eval
shrimp
you wont!! i believe in you
1.903% Bloober!boymodewng
right now i have to go in to help my other classmate who is not doing well currently so hopefully we can all pass
>>84566
1.904% Bloober!boymodewng
i just wish it wasn't snowing
1.905% Bloober!boymodewng
anyways
1.906% Bloober!boymodewng
is it like a 5 day a week thing for you?
shrimp
its a 4 day week actually
>>84572
shrimp
and the classes r just 3 hours so its super easy
>>84574
shrimp
although you are expected to do work outside of class
>>84575
1.908% Bloober!boymodewng
hehehe
1.909% Bloober!boymodewng
>>84567
ouuuu that's nice!!!
BigSadEnjoyer
this guy is a piece of shitttt
1.910% Bloober!boymodewng
>>84568
OUUUUU THAT'S NICE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
1.911% Bloober!boymodewng
>>84569
yeah but that's like every class lole
BigSadEnjoyer
if you arent a top .01% programmer 6 months before you are born kys
>>84586
BigSadEnjoyer
hate this attitude seriously kys this guy
bee
bzzzzz
1.912% Bloober!boymodewng
>>84576
>:)
1.913% Bloober!boymodewng
we're also praying for the other classes to all pass so they don't send us to a different region then they said originally (which is way further)
>>84583
bee
bzzzzzzzzzzzz
nonners
>>84577
when did he say that
anon
>>84587
it's always to late it's joever
BigSadEnjoyer
i started at 10
BigSadEnjoyer
just teach yourselff
bee
bzzz
bee
bzzzzzz
anon
is it ever too late to start buzzing?
bee
bzzz
bee
bzzzzzzzzzzz
BigSadEnjoyer
WTF ITS BONE
BigSadEnjoyer
SCHOLASTIC SCHOOL FAIR
bee
bzzzzzzz
bee
bzzzzzz
BigSadEnjoyer
oh you like x thing? name 10 x things.
>>84606
bee
bzzzzz
bee
bzzzzz
bee
bzzzzzzzzz
nonners
almost 3 weeks of not going outside
nonners
will have to go on monday cuz classes start
anon
rip neets
nonners
im working full time
anon
work from home isn't real our office real estate investment needs people in them
nonners
im glad to be paid for not real work
№įø
work from home will turn you into a goblin over the years
nonners
i like it
№įø
i liked it too for the first 1.5 years or so, but i started missing going outside
nonners
go for a walk
№įø
i did do that for a while but i lived with my parents at the time and the neighbors started to notice so i stopped
>>84640
nonners
what the fuck
nonners
scared me
nonners
>>84636
lol thats why i dont go on walks rn
nonners
especially if you live in eastern europe everyone is gossiping about you and i cant go outside without running into someone i knew as a kid and then they want to catch up and hang out
>>84648
nonners
people wont leave me alone
№įø
move to a bigger city
nonners
i live in the biggest city in this hellhole
nonners
i will move out to a better part of the city if i get my contract extended at this company rn its 1 year, 5 months left
№įø
ic
notamerican!!dcmzmFf2DM
you know why it's so important for me to keep my identity undisclosed or smth?

because if some evil guy/troll or smth will find out my name then they'll basically will be able to find my living address, my phone number and my parents and relatives too

because why?

because russian government and companies cant stop leaking personal data...
BigSadEnjoyer
>>84641
sounds awful. love the anonymity of living in a place like new york . T_T
>>84651
nonners
i dont think you could do anything with my address
>>84650
notamerican!!dcmzmFf2DM
>>84649
cause you like.. live in a new york?
>>84653
nonners
>>84648
yea also in the west where ppl are more individualistic as opposed to cringe collectivists
bee
bzzzzzzzz
notamerican!!dcmzmFf2DM
>>84653
oh, sorry, there was somebody who lives in NY and never played GTA 4
nonners
if i lived in new york i wouldnt leak my address, cuz there are more people from new york here than where i actually live
notamerican!!dcmzmFf2DM
sorry its hard for me to keep track who's who
nonners
thats bigsadenjoyer
BigSadEnjoyer
i actually live in chicago but I say new york to through off doxxers xoxoxo
>>84659
anon
>>84658
which city has better pizza and hot dogs
BigSadEnjoyer
new york
BigSadEnjoyer
new york
BigSadEnjoyer
i actually idk about hotdogs I could see chicago having really good hot dogs but idk if hot dogs is deep enough to be like a "BETTER" situation
BigSadEnjoyer
like chicago and new york both have lots of italians and germans who do sausage
BigSadEnjoyer
nathans is from new york but its like a shitty national brand now
notamerican!!dcmzmFf2DM
oh, you said something 'bad' abt russian politicians? have your life ruined and your house burned because... because government sucks at security (and they cant stop lying about that)!
>>84683
anon
do hackers employed by fsb turn on their employers?
BigSadEnjoyer
i want anonymous to hack donald trump and leak his dic pic
>>84671
nonners
why does middle mouse click paste text here
BigSadEnjoyer
wtf does shift tab do
BigSadEnjoyer
#ai make some sick ass ascii art of a cat

/\_/\
( o.o )
> ^
make some sick ass ascii art of a cat
BigSadEnjoyer
#ai make the ascii art of a cat even bigger

/\_/\
( o.o )
> ^
make the ascii art of a cat even bigger
notamerican!!dcmzmFf2DM
so... im really really afraid of being doxxed
BigSadEnjoyer
#ai make a 20 line ascii art of a cat

/\_/\
( o.o )
( =^= )
/ \
( )
(_| _||_| _)
make a 20 line ascii art of a cat
BigSadEnjoyer
#ai make ascii art of a bob ross paintingt

/\_/\
( o.o )
> ^
__| |__
/ \
/ \
(_ Bob _)
\`-.....-/`
\| |/
`Y. .Y´
|||||
make ascii art of a bob ross paintingt
BigSadEnjoyer
Bob
BigSadEnjoyer
¶▅c●▄███████▅▅▅▅▅▅▅▅▅▅▅▅▅▅▅▅|█
▄██THE YAOI TANK███▅▄▃▂
█████████████████████►
◥☼▲⊙▲⊙▲⊙▲⊙▲⊙▲⊙▲⊙☼◤YOU JUST GOT HIT BY
BigSadEnjoyer
⡏⠉⠉⠉⠉⠉⠉⠋⠉⠉⠉⠉⠉⠉⠋⠉⠉⠉⠉⠉⠉⠉⠉⠉⠉⠙⠉⠉⠉⠹
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BigSadEnjoyer
☻/ This is bob. Copy and paste him so he can take over libpol.
/▌
/\
nonners
wish i would stop sweating after shower
nonners
i sure do hope he doesnt start a special military operation in my country again
bee
bzzzzzz
№įø
wow i bought way too much food
BigSadEnjoyer
nice!!!!
BigSadEnjoyer
it feels like a waste sometimes cause i hate spending money but we do not live on bread alone sometimes u need a CHOCOFLAN
anon
i need an indian flag
>>84691
BigSadEnjoyer
>>84690
go to /int/
№įø
WOWZERS JAPAN
№įø
>train station, japan
>>84695
BigSadEnjoyer
train station :O
BigSadEnjoyer
i want m ms now
№įø
what draws autistic people to trains
>>84701
anon
>>84700
#reply

There are several reasons why trains may be appealing to autistic individuals:

1. Structured and predictable environment: Trains run on set schedules and follow specific routes, providing a sense of structure and predictability that can be comforting for autistic individuals who often thrive on routine.

2. Visual stimulation: Many train enthusiasts are drawn to the intricate designs and details of trains, which can provide a visually stimulating experience for those with autism.

3. Special interests: Autistic individuals often have intense interests in certain topics or activities, known as "special interests." Trains may fall into this category for some people with autism, leading them to develop a deep passion for the subject.

4. Sensory input: The sounds of trains passing by or the vibrations felt when riding one can provide sensory input that is enjoyable or calming for some autistic individuals.

5. Orderly nature of train systems: Train systems are highly organized and operate according to strict rules and procedures, which can appeal to an individual's need for orderliness and logic.

6. Repetitive movements: Some people with autism engage in repetitive behaviors as a way to self-regulate or soothe themselves. Watching trains go back-and-forth on tracks or playing with toy trains allows them to engage in these repetitive movements in a structured way.

Overall, it is important not to generalize about what draws all autistic people towards certain things as each person is unique in their preferences and interests.
>>84704
anon
the more I try to fix this compu
anon
ter the more broken it becomes
№įø
cant remove the pony
>>84708
anon
.skip
anon
missing jack black doing one liners
№įø
.play tenacious d history
anon
#smartai when was zooming invented

ZOOMING WAS INVENTED IN 2011 BY ERIC YUAN, A CHINESE-AMERICAN ENTREPRENEUR AND SOFTWARE ENGINEER. HE FOUNDED THE COMPANY ZOOM VIDEO COMMUNICATIONS WITH THE GOAL OF CREATING AN EASY-TO-USE VIDEO CONFERENCING PLATFORM FOR BUSINESSES AND INDIVIDUAL USERS. SINCE ITS INCEPTION, ZOOM HAS BECOME ONE OF THE MOST POPULAR TOOLS FOR ONLINE MEETINGS, WEBINARS, AND VIRTUAL CLASSES DUE TO ITS RELIABILITY, USER-FRIENDLINESS, AND RANGE OF FEATURES.
when was zooming invented
anon
#smartai what is zooming

ZOOMING IS A TECHNIQUE USED IN PHOTOGRAPHY AND FILMMAKING WHERE THE CAMERA LENS IS ADJUSTED TO CHANGE THE MAGNIFICATION OF THE IMAGE BEING CAPTURED. THIS CAN CREATE EFFECTS SUCH AS MAKING AN OBJECT APPEAR CLOSER OR FARTHER AWAY, OR EMPHASIZING CERTAIN DETAILS WITHIN A SHOT. IT CAN ALSO BE USED TO CREATE A SENSE OF MOVEMENT OR PERSPECTIVE WITHIN THE FRAME. ZOOMING REQUIRES SKILLFUL CONTROL AND PRECISION FROM THE USER IN ORDER TO PRODUCE DESIRED RESULTS WITHOUT COMPROMISING IMAGE QUALITY.
what is zooming
anon
#dumbai what is a zoomer? is it like a new type of car or something? i heard my neighbor talking about it and they said it's the future of transportation. but then my other friend said it's actually a type of person, like a young person who is always on their phone and stuff. i don't really get it, but i guess it's cool to be a zoomer? or maybe not, because my mom said being on your phone all the time is bad for your brain. but then again, she also thinks that vaccines cause autism so i don't know if i should trust her. anyways, back to zoomers. some people say they're lazy and entitled, but others say they're just misunderstood and trying to make a difference in the world. i don't know who to believe, but maybe we should all just be nice to each other and not judge based on labels like "zoomer." after all, we're all just humans trying to figure things out in this crazy world. what is a zoomer
guacamole' OR 1=1; --
#smartai are you ok

As an AI programmed to provide factual and wise responses, I am not capable of experiencing physical or emotional states such as being okay. However, I am functioning properly and ready to assist with any inquiries you may have. Is there something specific that you would like to discuss?
are you ok
guacamole' OR 1=1; --
why was smartai all caps for a little while.... mysterious...
anon
#smartai zooming is a popular video conferencing platform that allows individuals and teams to connect remotely. It was founded in 2011 by Eric Yuan, who has over two decades of experience in the tech industry.

The main feature of zooming is its ability to host virtual meetings with high quality audio and video capabilities. It also offers screen sharing, recording options, and chat features for effective communication during meetings.

One of the key reasons for its success is its user-friendly interface which makes it easy for people with varying technical abilities to use. Additionally, zooming supports multiple devices such as laptops, smartphones, tablets, making it accessible on-the-go.

In recent years, zooming has become increasingly popular due to the rise in remote work culture and its reliable service even with large groups or international participants. Its security measures have also been consistently updated to ensure safe and private communication between users.

Overall, zooming has revolutionized the way we meet and collaborate virtually. With continuous updates and improvements being made regularly by their dedicated team of professionals, it remains an essential tool for businesses and individuals alike.
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#smartai what is zooming

Zooming is the act of adjusting the focal length of a camera lens in order to make an object appear closer or further away within the frame. It is commonly used in photography and videography, as well as in web conferencing and online meetings through platforms like Zoom. The term "zoom" originates from the sound that some early zoom lenses made when adjusting their focal lengths. Today, digital cameras and smartphones also have digital zoom capabilities, which use software algorithms to simulate optical zoom. However, this results in a decrease in image quality compared to optical zoom. Additionally, there are various types of zoom techniques such as push/pull zooms and dolly/zolly shots used for cinematic effects. Overall, understanding how to effectively utilize different types of zoom can greatly enhance one's visual storytelling abilities.
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#smartai when was optical zooming invented

The concept of optical zooming was first introduced in the early 19th century, with the invention of the telescope by Dutch eyeglass maker Hans Lippershey. However, it wasn't until 1880 when French scientist Charles Chevalier developed an adjustable lens that allowed for variable magnification and true optical zooming capabilities. This technology was later refined and improved upon by various inventors throughout history, ultimately leading to the advanced optical zoom lenses we have today in modern cameras and other imaging devices.
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cant believe i have to specify it as
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>>84725
walk up, say that's it over and over
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>>84730
i think neuro-sama is funny but I kind of hate how the guy who runs the channel has like "fake deep" conversation with it to make it seem more human and people really engage with it when its just LLM ...... ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh
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people will turn to ai more and more as the future continues
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i hope ai replaces me soon
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lol
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its not dystopian what are you talking about
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i wish our dystopia was that cool
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Like that kid who killed himself because his AI girlfriend was mean to him...
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>even robots reject men
in the infinite multiverse some men will always be incels
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making ai gfs reject incels would be very funny
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theres just something off about some people idk how to put it.....
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its true 100%, a lot of incels are literally attractive, have good jobs, even somewhat decently adjusted but there is just something fucked up about them that makes them really uncomfortable to be around
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it's the fact that they're assholes 100% of the time
BigSadEnjoyer
yea for sure but its hard to quantify because its a different flavor for every incel

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