/all/ — Overboard

dropped cheese? Σ(;ﾟДﾟ)

>>3mr727rl6432g
ground beef and thin slice onions cooked very hot pan you want it to get crispy and then cheese on top, this is a recipe where american cheese is actually optimal but i didnt wanna buy some cause it would go unused in my fridge so i did cheddar and it tastes good but you lose that gooey textural component of junk food. and then bun with ketch and mayo and tomato and lettuce on top. insanely simple its good if you want cheeseburgers at home but dont have an amazing flat top for it. also i wish i had a better bun available, i think something like a banh mi bun with sesame seeds would be perfect

need me some of that rn

you aint bring enough to share wit the class? cmon get yo chop out!!!!

steak sandwich....2!!!!!

Flatland (2007) https://youtu.be/avMX-Zft7K4

very very very much adored sicko phantasy, such a precision strike into my heart as someone who was entrenched in and has spent years pulling myself out of the dark toxic sludge of 2010s tumblr moralism and the shadow it's left looming over modern discourse. kind of evil sexual feelings towards sunny. was told my previous project helped inspire the creation of this game, which is an honor

read No Matter How Strange today, really enjoyed it in a queasy weezy kind of way. loved the harmony between the abstract aggressively tempoed visuals and the stream of consciousness prose

hole* - I hate that you can't love what I don't have, what I would give anything to have. Love bound in hate, for each other and ourselves.

has anyone read The Displacement of Water by sopy.itch.io?

>>3msbcxujdgq2z
it's my favorite game of the jam I've played so far! I loved how it plays with the concept of being objectively morally pure and how that framework can change a person. the time loop aspect is also really good and works a lot better in ren'py than I expected. also seeing that one cg of Sicil got me so badly that I had to stop playing for the day when I saw it.

this should be fixed now. happy posting~

the happy hackers may be interested in the details... you have to submit a bug request like this. funky https://github.com/bluesky-social/pds/issues/365

works well
who needs search engine results tbh┐(ﾟ～ﾟ)┌

bot crawlers eat like 99% of site traffic these days so nothing was lost

ganbatte adminchan /)(\

anubis has been disabled - site seemed consistently slower with it and caused some issues with auth and uploads as well.. not really SURE why but, hey.

>>3mqspjhmusc2v
this movie rocks you're right i think mewtwo is such a good character cus he's not even really wrong about any of that stuff but also you gotta unlearn the violence sometimes

POKéMON thread? POKéMON thread!
heres my hall of fame team from my last completed play thru!

Also watched pkmn the first movie recently, starting a rewatch of the movies and possibly the show up to gen 4. Mew is so fucking cute and Team Rocket were so fun in this one!

what ester? i assume EV = estradiol valerate seems aligned with the ups and downs you're experiencing. after switching to enanthate my levels got a lot more stable. would recommend that if you can get your hands on it.

not everyone can get good T suppression on monotheraphy. any reason why no anti androgen?

It was working fine before without AA, it just turns out taking biotin supplements within a few days of hormone bloodwork can fuck up the results. So really I have no idea what my current levels are.

And EV's high peaks and low troughs can be mitigated by taking it often, such as on a 4 day cycle

>>3msc4gkcci226
>And EV's high peaks and low troughs can be mitigated by taking it often, such as on a 4 day cycle
two preparations giving equivalent total estradiol exposure won't necessarily have the same potency, because spikier curves may "waste" some of their peak against saturated estrogen receptors and drop off quickly. this has two effects. the trough you often see with valerate can cause your body to produce T in the absence of estrogen. flatter curves (like enanthate) mitigate this, and are also more efficient per unit of total exposure. since we don't usually have a way to monitor our levels daily flatter and even is generally less risky

not saying you're doing anything wrong - but i'm just someone who is very much concerned about doing the best thing possible

Makes sense. I'm not doing DIY for now and compounding pharms where I am on have EV

finally got access to a vial today while waiting on an order to come through. the market for diy rn feels a little dubious, i'm concerned. i had already missed shots for a few weeks as a result of delays, which hasn't been good.

Fond memories of watching that show on a Mickey Mouse CRT TV and feeling strangely nostalgic to the opening song despite being like, 5

>>3mrwfgtwfva2z
Cute...

Went to a pinhole workshop and learned how to transfer a negative to photo print paper. Useful for when I eventually start shooting large format film.

>>3ms6nxr4xpa2z
those are rly cute! film photography is so scary to me, i have an easier time just w my hands...

i finished all my printing for this lil excursion. soooo maybe id feel bad spamming but i might reply once or twice with more that im proud of. i made too many i literally dont know how to get rid of some of thes elol

addtl one - i like perfume bottles, i feel like this helped me learn how to draw two-tone too

addtl two, gearbox - i like how dimensional this one looks

only ever done linocuts once but it turned out pretty cool... i liked the little experiment i did where i drew on a paper and did a printing over that

bugs ＼(＾o＾)／＼(＾o＾)／＼(＾o＾)／

>>3mrnfumccgy25
whys he looking at me like that

skipper

the humble hopper

i just got to episode 34 :)

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we recently finished nadia and ended up skipping most of those eps lol, its really night and day when the regular arc picks back up again. such a lovely series overall

>>3msfg6mplfi2o
just finished it tonight and the contrast is insane. crazy to think that evangelion was originally planned as a sequel but i totally see the throughline. im really glad i finally watched it and im really glad i know i never need to watch island arc again

>>3msfi7fdw5k2x
yeah when at the very last moment they reveal that the blue water was nadia's mother the whole time i was pointing at the screen like in the image

>>3mse3vqtaqr2f
yeah i said that

good morning heres a track by vaccine that i love very much. i love how crunchy her drums are but also how tranquil her compositions are. she was actually the first dubstep artist i started listening to, she was (RIP) married to ASC who i liked a lot of when i was listening to that minimal dnb /autonomic stuff a lot last year. actually its funny i didnt really appreciate that stuff much at the time, or i never felt like it clicked but now going back to it i feel like it makes a lot more sense. a lot of that scene has made dubstep too at points. in particular i really like instra:mental's dubstep stuff and ASC's stuff under intex systems

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t4d6C-bmghA

>>3mqze4dv2w224
lol

hey hey mommy's back with another vaccine trak. i had surgery today and i was listening to dubstep off painkillers for a few hrs and sounded so good... this track anaesthetic was the first joint i heard in a mix (her mix actually) and it blew my mind. i'd been djing various downtempo/idm genres for a while at 140 and i was always kinda searching across for tracks that had this melancholic/cold/ethereal vibe. when i heard this song i was like,"holy crap, this is everything ive been looking for all along". eventually i kinda pulled the thread to listening to more dubstep and its been so deep in my heart since. her music is really special to me, everytime ive spun another one of her singles it just feels like it adds a whole new dimension to her music.

anyway i rinsed all her stuff today cus the medical theme but also just felt like a treat. check it out. bass is subterranean on this one. hadal zone deep type ish. beautiful music. hope yall are well

https://youtu.be/lhxGbpacWQ4?si=Ll2XO12MG8iyJFQU

pretty much all u need
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8IXPGS5yMdg

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1YMbZ-q4poU
weird one that i find addicting

i have a copy of this sitting around somewhere i want to get to at some point. it was super panned when it came out from what i recall which now makes me interested in what it's deal is.

i like when rpgs do weird shit

>>3mqplpng7bk2v
it's one of those games where the typical type of Database Animal Fan Guy really despises it, much like MGS2 it very deliberately avoids fulfilling several consumer chauvinist expectations about what An Entry In This Franchise is 'supposed' to be so the loudest people in the room just sophmorically rejected it. nobody i've ever spoken to who very vocally hates it/regards it as having Killed The Series has ever played it to a person lmao.

it's a real shame to me that the Vocal Consumers of the world are so averse to games where softlocking is even a distant possibility, i feel like that kind of permanent consequence looming overhead is one of those things that will give a game actual atmosphere and gravity. games designed to be impossible to fuck up at even a little feel like they can only access the same part of the brain as Poser3d hentai lol. that said! this game's reputation has been steadily improving in alt jrpg circles since ps2 emulation got really good and it feels like it has a more active image as a beautifully paced experimental dungeon crawler with engaging overworld mechanics than as like, The Great Ruiner (i've never played 4 and i want to give it a real chance but i have heard consistently that 4 was actually the mortal blow and is like, full of minigames to an offputting degree)

do i need to play the other breath of fires before this one or can i breathe right in

you definitely don't need to play any other bof games to play dragon quarter! it's self-contained and easily the best in the series, i love it so much. one of the early 21st century's great works of art imo.

I've been watching my sister play this occasionally, she's still very early but it is very sick seeing an RPG almost structured like a survival horror game, tricks and traps and ambushes and resource management and limited saves. She was 3 hours past her last save when we got to a room with 3 ant enemies, she manages to kill them and then turns around just to get chased by a massive boss ant. we all scream cuz its essentially a jumpscare, once she's in battle she has no recovery items or anything, she manages to get it with a bomb, Lin and Ryu eventually die. All Nina can do is set up some barriers and One lightning spell and pray. i forget exactly how it went down but she got the ant dead with a hail mary and if the encounter had gone any differently she'd be dead that turn. we cheered

what helped for me was to realize i could decouple the feeling of nostalgia from the object its directed at. whether its a childhood favourite that sucks or a childhood favourite that rules, i find more value in holding onto my experience and memories of the thing rather than the thing itself. i mean, art is such a mercurial phenomenon. it feels like every time i return to something i enjoyed before, whether it was 10 days or 10 years ago, it's a completely new experience. and more often than not, my opinion is especially coloured by the context i experienced it in (example: i feel little nostalgia for SimCity Creator on the Wii, but lots of nostalgia for playing it in my mom's old living room).

idk. i get the fear of falling into the trap of comfy insularity too, but i don't see a reason to be afraid of your taste crystallizing unless you're really just dedicated to passive consumption and hostile to any alternative. in truth, we all gotta find our own middle path between permanent novelty and permanent familiarity. the best thing to me isn't just to have lots and lots of new experiences, or a bunch of old experiences frozen in time, but to have a unique set of experiences built over a lifetime. of well-trodden classics and newer boundary-pushing works and even all the awkward outdated memories that still linger. it's cultivating that shameless eclecticism that counts the most i think.

i dunno if this makes sense or if i'm just rambling bcuz it's late and i'm high, but this is how i like to think about it at least.

pic related (game i loved as a kid that still whips ass to this day)

>>3mscqqxtdiu22
all this has really shifted for me as i've gotten older. i don't know exactly when but i feel like i understand art and stories so much more than i did 10 years ago

>>3msd6jyudb226
yeah it is about the path i guess right? like you're building a unique experience as a human and there are lots of ways to do that

Brands and media companies appeal to nostalgia for nostalgia's sake... I'm as sick as anyone of "remember this movie? what if we remade it?". But at the individual level, looking back on old books/games/movies, I'd rather think of it as thoughtful retrospection; I find that meeting with old favorites becomes an interesting exercise when you consider that something – yourself – has changed since the last time you met. It's splitting hairs... but I feel like nostalgia is to drag old things into the present unchanged whereas retrospection is to bring yourself back to those old things and see in them something new. The market pandering to nostalgia builds a lot of cynicism in me but I don't want to apply that same cynicism to my own interaction with past works.

Italo Calvino: "For the fact is that the reading we do when young can often be of little value because we are impatient, cannot concentrate, lack expertise in how to read, or because we lack experience of life. This youthful reading can be (perhaps at the same time) literally formative in that it gives a form or shape to our future experiences, providing them with models, ways of dealing with them, terms of comparison, schemes for categorising them, scales of value, paradigms of beauty: all things which continue to operate in us even when we remember little or nothing about the book we read when young. When we reread the book in our maturity, we then rediscover these constants which by now form part of our inner mechanisms though we have forgotten where they came from. There is a particular potency in the work which can be forgotten in itself but which leaves its seed behind in us... For this reason there ought to be a time in one’s adult life which is dedicated to rediscovering the most important readings of our youth. Even if the books remain the same (though they too change, in the light of an altered historical perspective), we certainly have changed, and this later encounter is therefore completely new."

I do like your idea of trying to find out what it is about past art that gave it a certain feel, rather than just believing that it was inherently better. Putting actual thought and dissecting your favorite books, movies, albums, etc. could help you put words to your tastes and as a result help you find more new things that you'd like too.

That's something that I think separates people who are stuck in the past, versus people who just like to visit it for the experience. People who tend to be obsessed with nostalgia only ever talk about how things were better back then, and suck now without diving into why any further than "it had soul." They're usually just passive consumers who are put off from trying anything new, simply because it's unfamiliar to them. Once you start to find out the parts you do like from past media, you can easily find artists/authors who are inspired by them or replicate a certain feel without it being a direct rip-off of the original.

It's working again for me on regular browser.

The flow of the bug appears to be this:

1. Navigate to some atchan.net page

2. Bot verification page

3. Page loads correctly

4. Navigate to any other page on atchan

5. Bot verification again

6. 500 internal server error

that's odd. the minted bot-prevention token should be valid for 24 hours at least. navigating to a different page shouldn't trigger it

i've punched some holes in what paths are considered for anubis. there were some gaps like the service workers - hopefully there will be less false positives now. let me know if you are still having issues.

>>3msa5rc3v7i2z
it does
still kind of annoying having to refresh several times but yeah it still works

i was able to reproduce the file upload issue. my s3 storage just seems to suck!