>>142545
Uuuuuuu~ Now I'm all sticky and I'm still hungry... kill me now

>>142545
fake. japanese pen0r too big

>>142550
I lold ( ´ω`)

ｷﾀ━━━(ﾟ∀ﾟ)━━━!!

ｷﾀ━━━(ﾟ∀ﾟ)━━━!!

ｷﾀ━━━(ﾟ∀ﾟ)━━━!!

>>7662
one loli-neko please!

Couldn't tell you, but this youtube channel covers a lot of Japanese urban legends, you might find something on it.

https://www.youtube.com/@KowabanaJapan

just testing

>>14235
I watch this channel too, shes the only youtuber who seems like a real deal fujoshi ( ´ω` )

This is a little bit outside of Tokyo, but I found a effectively abandoned (although still functioning) zoo at the end of the shorter prong of Kagoshima. The place was kinda open plan with the animals. You literally could walk up to them and do whatever you wanted. Animals must have been semi sedated all the time. The facilities were dated, rusting and collapsing. It was well beyond it's prime and we were probably two of maybe a dozen visitors that week.

That sounds more depressing than spooky.

forth thou come... as a fag

Real men make software using LLMs

real men make hardware and keep it cool by using their semen as thermal paste

anyone using ruby to build anything ?

Just "done" (i.e. it's at the stage that the rest is just writing config-tier "code") yet another compiler.
As I've taken to do lately, I wrote it entirely in x86_64 assembly, using yasm (wanted to use fasm but the lack of a good debugger makes this prohibitive).

The target language is a forth. It's a native code compiler with aggressive inlining. It works similarly to subroutine-threaded forths, except I copy the code (minus the last byte, which is 'ret' -- I'm careful that all appropriate functions have only one ret at the end and use flow control to instead mid-procedure) in-place into the new code segment (then I mprotect it PROT_EXEC | PROT_READ and it's ready to execute).

Another common optimization I implemented was caching the top of stack on rax.

In many cases (particularly call sequences with only one parameter) it means I can get native performance despite having the full dynamic power of forth.

Truthfully I would not implement these optimizations a second time, instead I would implement a simpler core (e.g. subroutine-threaded) and wait until the forth is bootstrapped to optimize (meanwhile, right now the next optimization I'll want to add is peephole optimizations).

I also designed the system so that the assembly code can be hoisted into the target system, so now I just have to write a bunch of entry records in the data segment of the program to let forth directly use the code I've already written in assembly, which will therefore allow forth to parse, execute and compile forth directly -- it is 90% of the way to already being self-hosted, even though no work has been done yet on the forth side to make that happen!

After that I have a few improvements I want to make on the forth system (namely with namespaces), but those can be fully implemented within the forth core.

I did this for a few reasons, including entertainment and challenge, but mostly because I want to use this as a 'backend' for a language I want to make that uses opendylan-like syntax for the frontend. The idea is that instead of compiling directly from opendylan to native binary, I will instead output forth instructions, then use the forth compiler to complete the task. In other words, the forth acts as an intermediary language (IL) in the virtual machine (VM) sense (where VM means shit like .net or java virtual machine), but with controllable JIT (i.e. consider interpret vs compile mode in forth)!

Now time to rest on my laurels and never complete this project, again!!!!

>>142483
>dual boot then
thats been my plan from the start, my university requires windows though so i have to keep it on my machine and configure it for programming
>4chan is back up, you can go back now
cry about it

how can university force you to use proprietary software?
please please don't dualboot(;´Д`)
install gentoo on luks instead!(・∀・)

Windows is the best and theres no reason to switch to linux now that we have WSL

So Me-tan won't tell papa Billy about things you done to her, but Ichika-chan were raised differently Damn modernity!

There are 300 different usb-c form factors. I can't charge my old phone with my new phone charger or vice-versa even though it's all usb-c. Also usb-c very easily detaches and the connections are pretty sensitive, which makes it less than ideal for serious use.

For charging, the best port is the barrel port. It's the most robust and it can totally also be universal, there's nothing preventing this but, as you said, how bad modern tech is with things like that.

Even if we ignore all that, you're not talking about tech at all, you're talking about standardization, which is a totally different and unrelated topic. The advent of standards is always a mixed bag. One the one side at least there is, well, a standard. On the other, almost always, the worst technology is chosen as the harbinger.

Also enjoy your shitty chinkpad that cost 2x what the equivalent macshit costs while being built worse than a $200 shitbook. You wanted new tech, have at it.

Good night

Sorry, im on the phone (;´Д`)

>>142487
Sorry, I didn't mean to interrupt you.

>>142490
It's alright, it wasn't important. Now, what was it you wanted to speak with me about, comrade?

>>142496
Um... your fly is unzipped...

WHAT TEH FUCK (ﾟ血ﾟ#)

>>14261
I can't really enjoy untranslated h-manga because of this lol
I need to know how they got to where they are

single pics, I can excuse because there isn't the time or space
but beyond that, I need a reason

still wish I could get subbed JAVs too lol, although I'm hoping that my Japanese study will eventually let me understand them unassisted lolol

>>14262
i used to make up a story in my head while "reading" untranslated h-manga

I like it when there are two men having sex with each other!

...bald?

>>14280
Do futas or traps count?

>>142315
AY YOU CAN'T JUST POST THIS WITHOUT DA SAUCE

fun stuff to do at home!

>>142317
what could i find in there?

Worms!

>>142478
Not that anon but here you go, it's KNOCKOUT Ana Centimeter 3.

>>4295
I thought the moral of doremi was that you can do anything you want as long as you have a supply of magic charms to help evade the consequences of breaking the rules, and that whoever makes the rules is evil because why else would they not allow you to heal people?

>>4294
no?

>>4298
why?

>>4296
she ate shit in the end and had a massive personality 180 after that lol
still slightly annoyed she didn't keep any of her "lol who cares" attitude at all in Sharp, she was great at the end of s1
she wasn't even that mean about shit too, she was just hilariously disconnected from the results of her actions, and that was great

also, wasn't the whole reason healing was banned was because it hurt the caster

>>4309
Yeah but that's a dumb reason to ban it. If a soccer player gets a foot injury and a professional masturbator gets a hand injury they should be able to swap injuries, for example.

Where has it gone?

I can't see the image. Is it because I don't have heyuri gold?

>>4304
Psssh, plebs. I already have a Heyuri Gold account so I can see it. I chuckle to myself at you mere peons, ohohoho~

>>4277
i think it's really neat!

very avant garde!

>>142471
you laugh but heyuri has been named in court documents before

>you laugh but heyuri has been named in court documents before

At first I was like but then I was all and then I was like

>>142475
your honor i plead teh rage (´ー`)

your honor they told me Heyuri was the place to be (;ﾟ∀ﾟ)

>>142476
maybe heyuri is the honeypot and we're all already in big trouble?

STRIKE!

nice

Reminds me of the bowling minigame from Tekken Tag Team... LOL

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