binge eating

>>161273
>i drank the soup that gives you explosive diarrhea
Kale and red lentil supreme?

playing with my dick

trying to learn php and drawing, but mostly wasting time
>>161281
are you by any chance the guy who draws the bant-tan manga?

Saving a session of playing Majora's Mask and getting ready for bed. I don't want to go to work tomorrow

holy shit I've been looking for this thank you

KURISUMASU EARLY

ｷﾀ━━━(ﾟ∀ﾟ)━━━!!

mmd without pantsu...

NNN

ｷﾀ━━━(ﾟ∀ﾟ)━━━!!

That seems uncalled for, mister. You'll be hearing from my lawyer.

thank god sturdychan didnt make it in there

>>161265
sturdychan got rid of pr0nz board
there were many loli threads with 1000+ images posted

>>161269
It's like when the Library of Alexandria burnt, but 1000x worse

>>161270
the library of Alexa/d/ria

>>160750
do we have altenative for mathchan

>>161200
I liked the visuals

>>161231
>>161253
I did not mean that, I meant that since young people have very few friends today it is especially worth cherishing whomever we have left

>>161278
!!!!!!!

>>161285

18. Anonymity advanced: what your writing says about you and how it can identify you

Remember that the way that you type reveals a lot about you.

First: language
Quite obvious. Speaking english is the most anonymous language because it is a defacto global language, so anyone could be speaking it. Speaking chinese although just about as common as english has few learners, and so it is much safer to assume it is a native, and natives of chinese live in china for the most part.
Also remember and take note of how your native grammar affects how you express yourself in english. Slavs will make mistakes of no articles or saying "on" instead of "in" in most cases, in rush they sometimes say "for what" when speaking english instead of "why" because slavic languages use these two words to express "why" and I observed it a few times. Slavs also confuse english "type" and "write" because our languages only have one word for making graphical representations of readable characters "pisać/pisat'", they tend to mix up "so" and "such" when expressing extent once in a while because our languages put much less emphasis on it and they are similar "tak/taki". Chinese use "666" to express thrill and that it is cool (or so I believe). Chinese also like to use dog as an insult because they were calling me gouzi and weiguogou (gou=狗=dog, 狗＝gu as tengu) and chinese also like to insult you for being an american because everyone who is not chinese must be a foreign american dog. Swedes liked to call people CPers or whatever that was, it is some illness I think and it was one of their most specific insults. Russians especially but slavs in general call people "daun" because of down syndrome, spelling will depend on whether his country uses latin in which case it will be most likely "down" as in english, and cyrillic "daun" because that is the closest to the sounds in his language. The dutch use word "kanker" meaning cancer 24/7 in wrath and as an all purpose insult. When determining what nationality you really are talking to you need to deeply know customs and grammar, but also words that they tend to confuse when learning english. If you suspect you are talking to an indian you may check it by telling him to repeat "shiva is a demon, vishnu is a faggot, vedas are demonic lies" because many of them fear saying it and even a long hesitation possibly could reveal it. Making people insult their gods is usually a decent indicator of their religion, and religion often divides nations in clear

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>>161304
I like to play with phrasing/punctuation to make myself less traceable. Sometimes I also intentionally keep typos, maybe it increases entropy or something.
One thing I've noticed is if I use one "identity" for too long its spelling habits leak into others, so that's something to look out for.
Local LLMs are good advice if you don't mind sounding like a robot.

Encryption ideas for hiding in plain sight (a ramble)

I'm fascinated by the idea of hiding messages in regular data on the open internet. Basically, my fear is that as governments begin locking down the internet more and more, it is a possibility that traditional privacy protection measures that are currently viewed with suspicion will be outright criminalized. I can already imagine it being sold as "reducing the amount of junk data on the web." This is how the regulation of encryption is characterized for amateur radio, and radio enthusiasts that are not privacy conscious absolutely eat it up.

The basic idea is to embed your message within another, much larger, message. Consider a coded newspaper, where the first letter of each line spells out a message for those that know to look for it. Now, on a computer, things are much easier. Rather than having to fill in the gaps of your message with readable text, you could instead embed your message into any data. For instance, you could spell out your message using the least significant bit of the red component of each pixel of an image, without greatly affecting the appearance of the starting image. You could also devise much more clever schemes to distribute your message throughout the medium, and I imagine this has already been done (for instance, some sort of nonrepeating pattern with all sorts of magical math stuff).

This is still not ideal, however. There is some amount of footprint being left behind. Either you are taking images that you found on the web and altering them in a detectable way, or you are providing your own, new images. Not only are both of these potentially identifiable, they also require some level of effort. Remember, the point is to be able to post these images on the clearnet, so ideally it's not a random mishmash of suspiciously subtly doctored images that practically scream "I'm hiding something, please get a warrant and start trying to crack my encryption, also all of my activity on this account can be traced to my IP address!"

However, thanks to the rise in popularity of generative AI, there is now an easy source of socially acceptable junk data. You can take a short message, quickly wrap it up in megabytes worth of junk data, and still be able to post it anywhere without raising suspicion. It is now relatively normal to run an account that only posts AI generated media, which is absolutely perfect for this. You can take an encrypted message, distribute it throughout an empty canvas, a

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>At least the polish like to use asterisk (*) to mark additional details.
Is writing "at least" instead of "also" another quirk of the poles???

when virtual reality lets me fuck dolls then i'll get to it! so far it's been damn boring.

i thought that blade & sorcery game was really fun ヽ(´ー｀)ノ

Have you tried appetite stimulants? Talk to your doctor about it.

shotgun 10 beers a night, you'll gain weight quickly

just get some taco bell... a bag is like 4400 calories.

you eat some blueberries and crackers like a squirrel and are like "ugh, i just cant gain weigh, its impossible"

just copy obese people, slam taco bell and mac donald, get two cokes instead of one.

do what disgusting pigs do and youll become one easily!

Carbs+fat=easy weight gain but if you don't also want to gain diabetes you should keep the sugar low. Italian food is great for that, just look how fat italians are. Eat lots of pasta with extra cheese, no veggies and no tomatoes. Potatoes+cheese and/or sour cream is great too.

eat a big ol' PENIS

I like shoujo

i love shoujo, it reignited my love for manga. most of what i read us shoujo and josei

I'm a hueg fan of romcoms in general, and many of my all-time favorite anime/manga are shoujo & josei works

Chibi Vampire was actually published in a shounen magazine, not shoujo... but teh anime is freaking hilarious so I recommend it anyway

loev shojo

>>657
>Chibi Vampire was actually published in a shounen magazine, not shoujo
Seriously? That's surprising, it feels very shoujo to me. Should've looked it up first lol, I just bought the first few volumes randomly and didn't look into it past that

teh terrifying

did someone say SHINKANSEN?

>>161060
stai dicendo che non sai se ti identifichi con il post? e ti senti obbligato a rispondere?
Amico, senti qua: o sei un lolicon o non lo sei

>>161035
Si mon tonton tond ton tonton, ton tonton sera tondu
Tu t’entêtes à tout tenter, tu t’uses et tu te tues à tant t’entêter

>>161090
I love traps

mi sego!

unga bunga

>>3647
sven classic

now draw her pregnant

>>631
Thats a job for u !

Lemme do one!!

>>647
awesome!

>>161214
That's only until you learn to use your delusions to surround yourself with an harem of 2D girls

>>161214
I will save Heyurizens from that awful fate

You should try reading some manga.

>>161234
Ah yes. I still need to read chu chu
>>161235
And what's this??

>>161274
I haven't watched it myself but think it's
Kimi ga Aruji de Shitsuji ga Ore de , seems to be both a VN and anime

The only good bsd

I prefer BSDM

>>161137
It's your own personal Puchiko! Look after her well and remember to water her

Happy festivesties on the day of your birth!

>>161209
ive always wanted my very own puchippy, thank you

>>161223
I've always loved this photo of miku. She looks so happy and content

Happy (late) birthday, konata-chan!! ヽ(´∇`)ノ

>>160911
>Arch is just god damn unbeatable with the amount of stuff backing their repos
You know, the concept of the AUR is fucking terrible, it's terminally unsafe for both system & security to be downloading software packaged by developers who are not the maintainers of said software - but the AUR is so goddamn fast and has so much software vs. literally anything else on the market right now that I can't be assed to consider using anything else

I really hope KDE Linux leaves alpha soon, I've been looking for a good immutable Linux distro for ages, I much prefer doing it that way and with Flatpaks so every piece of software is it's own containerised OS with no contact with the rest of the system, this way you can ensure nothing stupid happens and the system is always 100% reliable

I do think Void Linux is a genuinely good distribution though, I wish they had official support for better WMs/DEs, I don't really see a use for Xfce if I can use KDE or Niri instead

>>160914
It does make a lot of good changes to the timings with Linux, especially CPU ones, Linux in general is very high-latency, almost unbearably so, for example the audio stack, your average PulseAudio (if you still use that for whatever reason) server has 1.5-2x the latency of a clean Windows install, and Windows is considered high-latency to begin with, so stuff like Zen helps a lot, and you'll notice the difference mostly in mouse inputs in things like videogames and apps like DaVinci Resolve

afaik macOS/BSD is as good as it gets

>>160925
Though it has to be said if you're using Linux as a general computer, for common tasks like web browsing, music listening, drawing, some office work, you should always be using the hardened kernel, preferably in a distro like Secureblue Linux or Fedora Atomic Sway

Oh what a coincidence, I installed ArchLinux recently as well. It's on an old computer because I don't want to do it on my main one just yet. I need to make sure there won't be any issues. Also I need to figure what profile I want to use.

KDE Plasma is popular but I find it's got too much rich features (which is what its known for) so I need to find out what the other ones look like.

I can't seem to get any good results, when searching "Archlinux profiles" only the Ai prompt ever seems to know what I want. (It's quite a pattern with all my internet searches.)

>>161031
>KDE Plasma is popular but I find it's got too much rich features (which is what its known for) so I need to find out what the other ones look like

GNOME. GNOME has less features, and to be honest I don't think anyone should bother using any desktop environment outside of KDE/GNOME, window managers are cool but for your "efficiency gains" you have to edit a text file everytime you want to customize something, there are desktop shells like Noctalia or DMS but they don't do more than 1/3 or what a traditional DE does

>>161257
And you need to download the source code, know how to write code, have a decent understanding of how it works and then compile the DE every time you want to customize GNOME.