Good video

>>71276
Who is she?

Physical media and piracy is making a big comeback. Streaming is a rip off today.

Vinyl records, 8 tracks, audio cassettes and CDs. VHS, Betamax, CEDs and DVDs. Would be cool to find more all-in-one media players. Best options for audio are Crosley multi-media players but I don't think any take the 8 track tapes. There are also VCR DVD combo players and I have a Sony VHS/DVD combo player but there are no such thing as Betamax multi-media players. Some company should come out with a universal all-in-one player for every single popular audio and video media format of the past 60 years, that would be dope!

thumbs up for this thread

>>75806
>how to make the game cds not fall over when opening the place they're in

i played 2000 hours of factorio, i was born to answer this.

i just found out how this is called what you are looking for: lever style bookend.

in it's most basic form it is just a small piece of thin metal with one right angle bend into. you could easily bend one yourself if you are lucky and find a piece of metal that has an acceptable dimensions.

you place one side underneath the cds, gravity is pulling them down thus applying force to hold the metal piece in place. then the other side keeps the discs from tipping over, using their own weight against them.

similar principle to the belt loops holding up the belt in place while the belt is holding the pants in place.

the one in the picture is fancy, i have simple ones from thin metal that was painted white.

Ugh man I think I might be older than your dad

this might be a good place to collect a few observations about video games that recently became obvious to me.

video games changed the timing of my thinking in some ways:

>pausing

a video game i can just stop whenever it is convenient to me. if someone calls me and i want to respond, when something was cooking (back when i ate cooked food) and i wanted to check on it, when there is something urgent happening or even an emergency i just hit the start-button or hit spacebar or whatever, the game halts and waits for me.

when there is a difficult part in a game, i can pause and take all the time i need to come up with a good plan and then resume time when i feel ready.

REAL LIFE DOES NOT WORK THAT WAY! you can never pause, there is no such thing. time is a continuous river that can not be contained.

life experience taught me something life-affirming about this though that i would not have expected as a young person and did not know about until i experienced it myself: when you need it the most if you can succeed in remaining unafraid, your brain changes the frame rate and slows down time for you to 1 fps! i experienced this multiple times during skating. i fell and could have easily injured myself seriously but i didn't. time slowed down when i needed it most and in that split second for some reason i found all the time in the world that i needed to come up with a good plan on how to swing my arms to make my upper body rotate in a way where i can absorb the energy that was about to slam into the floor and roll away unharmed like i was sonic the hedgehog.


>reloading

one more thing on reloading not being possible IRL:

that's one reason why i like using a paper system. in a system on the computer i can just re-arrange words and sentences endlessly until it is perfect but when i use paper, i have to like what i write enough to commit it to paper. sometimes i tear a paper appart and start a new one when i come up with a better way but more often then not i make a rough version 1 and then a way better version 2. that makes the system i am using to bring something into reality a microcosm of reality where i already have to adhere to the specifications of reality.

I've got this problem where I dedicate a lot of time to one skill or hobby over a certain number of weeks or months, and then I'll switch over to another hobby and do the same thing. But then when I come back to the first hobby, I've forgotten basically everything I learned, or lost whatever articulation I had with a particular skill. It's like starting over every time I try to return to a beloved hobby.

boring
it's the same shit posted in a loop, emiru, bonnie, rae, bbc....so predictable

>>76261
Post yours. Surprise us... Do you have ExtraEmily? Do you have Sunny?
Do you have Katchi or Julia giving a blowjob?

>>76287
>Surprise us
>ExtraEmily? Sunny? Katchi? Julia?
like cmon man, you couldn't look more otk coded even tried the fuck out of it

>>76293
even if you*

https://imginn.com/p/hpw3ESipin/

Actual dirt dawg

Doesn't seem to be in any fear to me.

Q: What is this website?
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>If you need a Poster's information, you need to contact 4chan.

>Post are from 2019

GL with that, I can give you this info (Thanks lens).

The OP had used a Samsung Galaxy Tab S SM-T700 8.4

This is what the OP had used in the archives. Never owned a Samsung Galaxy Tab S SM-T700 8.4; only had a apple Iphone.

https://www.ebay.com/itm/405029728353

> depending on the search term you might get too many results in 1 page at once.
I press Esc when I want to stop getting results.

How to add books to the search engine?

>search on "term"
>get about 100 results
>none have any connection to term
The fuck are you using? Gopher?

>>75585
Create one onion service and submit the link on the about page.

>>75587
Searching "term", "word" or "book" indeed gives bad results. Try more distinguished searches like "poker strategy" or "c programming language".
Do you want search on port 70 via Gopher? It can be arranged.

I'm getting 404 on some files

yea, depvana.com pretty much only viable alternative.

No data collection and no age verification. Browsing behind Tor or other proxies allowed (which is not the case on discord and reddit).

You can use the internet without using these shitty sites.
THEY DON'T DESERVE YOUR ATTENTION. THEY DON'T DESERVE YOUR PRESENCE. THEY DON'T DESERVE YOUR CREATIVITY. THEY DON'T DESERVE YOUR CONTENT. THEY DON'T DESERVE YOUR INFORMATION TO DATAMINE.

>>75697
I agree anon. Any updates on this? I heard somewhere they backed off, at least temporarily. I know Apple and Google is going full blown George Orwell now, luckily for me I don't rely on their shit and anything from Youtube I can easily rip and copy right to my harddrive.

Haven't used Discord in years and still have zero intention to. There are a million other ways of connecting with people and learning on the web that don't require you to dox yourself in order to speak to the mentally ill (again, Discord)

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