Tuned in to Random Acts of Kindness!

If anyone is interested in participating, a friend had the idea that we bake an orange cake for /kind/’s birthday. The ingredients are as follows:

>4 eggs
>1 cup (~240 mL) of white sugar
>2.5 cups (~600 mL) of flour with yeast
>1 cup (~240 mL) of orange juice (either fresh or store-bought)
>1 cup (~240 mL) of boiling water
>0.5 cup (~120 mL) of vegetable oil

The instructions are as follows:

>Grease a pan with margarine. Then add a little flour and shake the pan so the flour sticks to the margarine, covering the whole pan. Any leftover flour in the pan you can throw into the next paragraph's bowl.

>Turn on the oven on medium heat. Add all the ingredients to a bowl and mix for about 10 minutes by hand, or you can use a mixer.

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I like this guy's cooking shorts, they're really fun to watch.

>>6287
if the only orange juice I have is mixed with coconut milk, is that okay… its an orange creme drink

>>6364
His shorts have started appearing on my feed. He does fun stuff, even if the way he does things piss me off sometimes.
Steve at Vivaldi has some nice and simple stuff that I always watch. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qhc9kKx6bEg

>>6215
I can now afford to cook delicious, nutritious salmon. I like it with butter, lemon, and dill.

>>6430
Forgot to mention, you need YAD package for it to work. As long you have YAD and Bash installed, it should work. I don't know how you get those in windows but for now, it only works for linux users.

>>6430
This seems cool. I’ll check it out when I’m off work.

>>6430
Hey everyone, After numerous failed attempts to upload my Nihongo vocabulary trainer at https://savannah.gnu.org/, I finally got it uploaded at https://git.nixnet.services/miro-jpnlearning/jvocab-trainer. Come on join me at this git server instance and do collaboration together \(^-^)/.

>>6452
I really like the antonym system. I'm interested in making the translation and katakanas optional to up the difficulty but I probably don't have time yet and I certainly know very little of bash scripting. For me at least it is simply too easy to guess the right answer. Might make a contribution when I have more time.

Btw how did you generate the word list?

>>6453
>I'm interested in making the translation and katakanas
Katakana? Did you mean "Hiragana" because the data program don't have any Katakana words at all. Most of Japanese katakana words are in foreign language (eg. English,French word). Maybe there are few japanese words in Katakana but the priority for this program is to learn new kanji and hiragana words. In behalf of Japanese "double words" (eg. ぐるぐる, 人々(いろいろ) etc.) I think these words deserve its own category. Perhaps we could have additional group batchlist of Japanese double words. Though, I'm not really sure if theres are antonym version of double Japanese words. That's something I need to consult with someone who's good at Japanese.

Btw how did you generate the word list?
I'll be honest with you, I kind of beat it with DeepSeek. Despite of DeepSeek help, sometimes it got only 90% of each generation batchlist words correct. The rest of the errors I have to manually correct them by searching japanese words and its antonyms at online japanese dictionary site. These errors are like including words that are unrelated to the group word of starting syllable, writing its internal monologue in the batchlist, forgot to add hiragana words for the kanji. Yeah, it's frustrating when it did sloppy jobs like this. After awhile, I figure out how to make it cooperate to my request better by asking it to produce "non-subjective" result, or else it keeps hallucinate the result into eternity.

Anyway anon, if you do have access to Sakana AI that would be a great help to produce quality batchlist. I can't access to it because of my gaijin ip plus, I am stuck behind hidden network(tm). Not only because of my ip that I am not allowed there. My destine browser choices are with gnu icecat and seamonkey which literally brakes the page randering that have non-free javascript running on the site. Most websites are not friendly with gnu icecat and seamonkey browser.

Well since you are insterested into helping me out, why not make an account at git.nixnet.services. I've already set up 02a branch in my repo for new collaborator to do editing on the fly. Assuming you're a kind person who intends not to nuke, vandalise or do any mischievous things to my work, you are granted to do editing on 02a repo branch.

I reached out to some irls I hadn't heard from in a while and it felt good to reconnect

>>6435
Excellent work! At this rate.. you will lose the rest of the weight in no time.. fufufu…

>>6442
Worry not, I'm sure that whenever you decide to start.. victory will be yours!

I got huge chunk of earwax out of my ear.

>>6448
That must feel really satisfying!

Ayu... Ayu...Anyway come watch our streams! Free headpats and your life gets meaning again!
うぐぅ！
うぐぅ！
うぐぅ！

>>6416
I’m a little younger than you, but same. No friends, never had a relationship, no goals. I’m just going to keep aging. I really feel disillusioned to everything else.
Maybe we can be friends lol :)

I’ve seen there is a major productivity decrease when I have nothing to do in my life.

At least with all this time you can watch whatever anime, play whatever games, and learn whatever.

I’m yapping too much about my life anyways lol, but what I should be saying is I guess life is like that, and it always changes.

Hope you get out of being a NEET and hey Ayu :D

>>6416
Time spent NEETing is not time wasted! The grass may seem greener on the other side but speaking as someone experienced with both, a NEET's lot in life is immeasurably better. A working man has no time or energy to pursue his hobbies! No time or energy to meet new friends and pursue romance! Every issue you mention has only become worse ever since I got a j*b. Rather than seeking to change your employment status, I recommend you change your mindset instead and make the best of your time as a NEET. There is no bigger joy in life than owning your own time.

>>6420
I just wish I traveled more, made friends, tried dating etc. I'm a full adult now but I still feel stunted, like I never moved past my teen years.

>>6420
The Montenegrin got it figured out.

>>5552
kindmin can you please spoiler this picture it's very scary and uncomfy. I don't like insects. Please.

Today, I sat in the park, watching robins hunt for worms and bumblebees collect pollen from dandelions. It was an incredibly soothing spring day.

I own two chickens, and one of them really likes to sit in the sun and sunbathe. She is so carefree.. I'm so jealous…

>>5553
Polite thanks to kindmin!

>>6403
But he's a 8channer… this whole board is a psyop!

>>5875
>>5876
time for you to embrance altchans and escape 4chinz 4evar

>>5875
>>5876
The "/kind/ too slow" friend got his wish.

>>5871
Yeah, it’s pretty good especially for someone new to imageboards like me. I’ve been diving into these places cuz Discord is really stupid right now

>>5881
true I basically never use 4chan and only use altchans, I should return for wwd but never think to do it…

>>5881
I do think altchans like here are better. Too bad they’re not as popular, but maybe that’s a good thing.

scream or cry? demiurge is so ruthless

Call me a good girl…

>>6398
you're such a good girl i luv you :3 !

>>5987
I care for you!

This is just a loop, so I'll just link to it.

Was very delighted to see this.

From yuri manga artist to rock music arranger. Nice one betock.

https://yewtu.be/watch?v=c3F2OisH3nI

>>5772
>>5773
thanks man, this heals the soul. you got more perchance?

Insist on regular hours; as in working the same time on the same days every week. Most jobs will do this, but my first job didn't and it felt like it was killing me. Regular hours help you set up a proper sleep schedule and plan for time off.

Night jobs will have a drastic effect on your physical health and at least some effect on your mental. Would not recommend unless you have no other options

I wanna do this too. My bf suggested I start donating plasma, but I need mail that proves I live at my current address first, so uh … guess I have to figure that out first

>>6341
Do you live near any government-owned parks? They often need patrol/clerks, and depending on how rural your area is, you can go hours without interacting with another person. I worked at a provincial park one summer and spent about 10 minutes a day talking to people and the rest was just me listening to music if I was walking around the grounds or watching stuff if I was in my little booth to do write-up reports or whatever.

>>6360
You can change your address on a lot of online services without needing proof, like your cell phone. Make sure you get digital bills, and they'll issue you an e-bill with the new address. Use that.

>>6341
set up an s-corp so you can get paid more (c2c) and the recipient is obfuscated

>>6334
/kind/ has less than one PPD, so why gatekeep? You've no one knocking on the door.

>>6335
>/kind/ has less than one PPD
That's not true.

>>6336
Poor Akarin!

>>6335
It has at least 2 PPW, though. And it can easily turn into 1 PPW if a lot of uncultured people were to barge in for a day and not assimilate. It's a trap of low PPD: if you lower defenses when PPD is low, it only goes down further, because it was the safety that provided retention.

>>6334
That would be against /kind/ core principles. Anime captcha is the only reasonable solution, because it both serves as an entry exam, and doesn't alienate new /kind/ people. Plus, since the titles are all classics and anon hasn't seen some of them, it also serves as a recommendation, which is again /kind/.

>>6260
My idea for a captcha would be to use a niche anime only wapchan users know while outsiders will struggle to figure it out