>>76374
>Being a time travel game, they explain that you store all these in a massless null time pocket but we all know that's bullshit

makes me think of 'the end of time' in chrono trigger where they just created this hub where all the different times are conveniently available.

>just step into the light bro and then when you exit the tunnel you are at another time

>>76384
>what is trello

that's digital though.

>Trello was acquired by Atlassian in January 2017 for $425 million

fuck all the way off with your proprietary for-profit garbage, surveiled consumer cattle. go back to facebook, this is an imageboard you are in the wrong place.

>>76397
>Pomodoro method

how do you keep track of all the things you want to wind the eggtimer up for?

what is the method to decide which goes next?

what do you do when while you work on one thing and you get a really good idea about another project that you have in the pipeline and you don't want to forget it?

how do you keep track of the progress of one project when it turns out it needs a few more egg timer sessions?

what is your method to include the current weather in your planning?

brave ai:
>The Pomodoro Technique is a time management method developed by Francesco Cirillo in the late 1980s that breaks work into 25-minute intervals called pomodoros, separated by 5-minute breaks. After completing four pomodoros, the user takes a longer break of 15 to 30 minutes. This structured approach aims to improve focus, reduce procrastination, and prevent burnout by limiting distractions and ensuring regular rest.

>Simple as

they will if you make them

>haven’t felt the touch of another person in 3 years

well you could become the kind of person who others want to touch so bad that you can't even go grocery shopping anymore before someone losing it and grope you hoping you can be their missing puzzle piece and make all the horror in their life go away. i accidentally found out how to turn my inner light on and have that happen to me. people are but moths and nothing more. you could make that happen, that is one of your options. you may not know how yet but the possibility exists. you don't learn about it being normal though. normality can't add anything to your life but misery.

>will things ever get better ? will things get worse ?

if you find your inner wealth, your inner completeness, your inner connection you will at least feel good but the problematic nature of outside reality will only change, it will not get better necessarily, though a little at first before you lose respect for people. until you understand people are moths and you lose the willingness to let moths touch you.

The Davos/WEF new "great reset" has been decoded and exposed. They want EVERYTHING subscription based, they wish to destroy consumer choice, the free market, open source innovation and most importantly destroy PRIVATE OWNERSHIP and USER PRIVACY. Prepare accordingly. If you haven't been doing so already you should be mass backing up desirable media and making multiple offline backups of everything you have collected. You should absolutely own a couple of your favorite laptops and/or PCs. Have backup bootable ISO copies of all your favorite operating systems. Same thing with older "dumb" TVs, VCR/DVD & DVD/Blu-ray combo players, collect physical media, learn how to store it properly and take care of it long-term. Collect box sets of physical media, have extra hardware (late 90s and early to mid 2000s hardware by far the best). Buy CDs for cheap at thrift shops, buy records too, get combo players for cassettes/CDs/vinyl like Crosley brands (I have two myself and working on fixing an older one I have, all having 3 speeds for vinyl). Old school games as well, have a collection of consoles and physical games you can play anytime even when offline.

Basically my plan is to boycott anything that mandates a subscription or internet connection to function. Boycott any online services that require an ID to use them.

>>74294
>Are the "masses who are asses" smart enough to bail their digital slavery shackles?

no because microshit legacy software is still used by a lot of companies and .gov groups. It's probably not going to go away in our lifetimes.

I've switched my main laptop to Zorin OS and won't ever go back.

>>75470
>>75470
Is Zorin some sort of Linux distro?

>>76402
Word on the street is this was Christopher Walken's final project.

>>76396
Me neither.

>>76398
>would be great if some solution could be find though,
Wordfilter on any of the spam links can help out. Sort of like a blocklist. Just add any site that pops up

>sometimes, even after reporting, it stays there for hours
I think we should probably do another Vol search and get some more volunteers to help out. They can cover different time zones so all the spam gets deleted real quick.

That's some of my ideas at least.

Also, pls keep an eye out on these people, anons

>>71217
>>75321

We just got spammed out of nowhere today, and the first thread I linked got mysteriously bumped up right after the spam showed up for some reason. And the same things happen with the 2nd thread and other Gorillion and 1 Bagina :DDD worship threads on /b/.

Like, why is it that these random ded threads go up just in time for the spam to show up? Why?

Being srs right now since it just happened an hour or 2 ago.

>>76414
I'm less worried about the spam than the CP actually (though sometimes we get both)
I think the idea would be first to prevent a post to be displayed on the global front page of the site when it have already 1 or 2 report.
Secondly, I realized that some boards seems faster to react to report than others, so it would be great if the deletion could be global (if someone post the same exact thread/post on different boards, one deletion delete them all).

This would reduce the visibility and reach of those CP/spam.

>Wordfilter on any of the spam links can help out
the problem is that they sometimes use normal shortener url (like tinylink etc...), so that would be complicated

>>76416
I don't know about >>71217 so I won't talk about it, but regarding >>75321 this is a normal behavior.

The "Otk twitch & kick gossip" thread is an alternative thread that exist on 4chan /b/, so depending of what is happening over there, people can sometimes flock here and start talking in that specific thread for many reasons, I know that I check this thread regularly everyday, even though I don't always post something.

>>76423
>CP
I prefer cod points.

Are my fellow /b/ users ready to die in a pointless war?

Cuz I'm sure not

Plans for this year
-Get out of my current, shitty job
-Continue to lose weight
-Get a cute and smart girlfriend

>>75631
Too old to be drafted but regardless, hell no I won't fight for neo-con zionist war pigs. Fuck the USSA Today.

>>75652
First 2 are doable on their own

3rd one depends entirely on luck and your location.

Use this information to your advantge anon

>>75660
I honestly feel bad for Iran because of trumps retardism.

>>74023
The guy's a demented site spammer dude. Don't pay any attention to him.

Too cool to pass this thread up, pumpt.

>>74836
>>74836
Yeah especially since the schizo posters are back to spamming our board again. We need a good chemo to keep board quality up.

>mods don't delete the obvious spam that's been happening for months though.

>>71588
>Your mind is warped by social distancing. Try turning off all your electronics and staying outside for four hours daily minimum for two years. Don't even have to try talking to girls yet, baby steps, Rome wasn't built in a day.

It literally looks super photoshopped. THe fuck u talking about?

Bumping this thread up. Keep it alive 4ever!

Is the OP/Depvana owner still here?

Black Hawk Down
March 7th
At 8:00 and 20:00 UTC
https://cytu.be/r/endcorner

>>75091
Movie's very fitting for what's going on in the current world. r8ted

Hope the April movie stream is good

Mad Cats
April 4th
At 8:00 and 19:00 UTC
https://cytu.be/r/endcorner

>>76232
Just missed this stream. Maybe I'll watch the next one though.

>>74898
Night of the Living Dead (1968) was Romero's first zombie movie, followed by the sequels Dawn of the Dead (1978) and Day of the Dead (1985). He remade a few of these over the years but the remakes got nothing on the originals, all the originals top notch classics. I would also have to say Zombie (1979) was very good too and although it was not a Romero film it still had the same vibe and genre of Romero's original series and if no one knew any better could have easily passed as a sequel too.

The most ironic thing is low budgets do not make a movie bad. I have seen million dollar productions that flopped and end up being horrible. What makes a good movie is the dedication of the actors and a really good intriguing story line that keeps the viewers in suspense. Some of my favorite movies are ones without a popular celebrity and tend to be older independent low budget films.

Baraka (1992)
Interstellar (2014)
Avatar (2009)
The Thing (1982)

>>50177
Some obscure channel on Youtube uploaded this old classic TV movie in High-res 720p which is really cool because in the past we had to rely on the old shitty 480p VHS rips. Although cheesy it was an entertaining movie to watch.

Bumpin

>>76076
>Some obscure channel on Youtube uploaded this old classic
Actually yt posts old movies sometimes if you search for them.

Some have ads, but some don't. Try your luck anons.