Tuned in to Random Acts of Kindness!

>>6380
Akari Akaza is here? Anyway the admin added your banner. Nice work.

Fedze- Arms Around Me
Genre: E-pink/incelcore
prolly his only single that I like from him, always been a c9k and gezzebelle moid but this song is good.

>>6558
GrapheneOS doesn't protect you from running binary blob inside your phone hardware. Therefore the idea of having GrapheneOS for privacy is obviously moot. You better of using replicant OS or, buy a pinephone if you have the money.

>>6559
As long as it’s reasonably secure, a binary blob is not that big a deal. No phone can be perfect because they all connect to cell towers anyway.

>>6560
Why prefer something that is reasonably secure rather than fully secure phone OS? Video related is how you use replicantOS phone together with free freedom wifi dongle. The choice is yours

Welp, I just got black screen of death on linux computer running on version 7.0 kernel. The computer literally stalled and I can't do anything about it.

Sorry no screen cap. I'm reverting back to a dacade old version of linux kernel then. I just can't trust anything that is new epecially when it comes to software at kernel level mechanism.

>>6631
You could try FreeBSD? It is very good I hear

All this grey rocking everywhere is painful. Apparently, everyone and their house plants decided that warmth is manipulation and being /kind/ is narcissism. I'm even being berated by LLMs for showing emotion now. Even in fiction. Humans are worse still, primarily because they have the capacity to think or feel before (not) acting and they choose to skip that: being a person is too much for them now. But then why would they exist, if they aren't persons? There's really no need in so many machines that only transform energy of the sun into shit.

>>6637
Judging from how you view others who don't fit your standard it probably is manipulation and narcissism. Either that or self-hatred and projection.

>>6639
That's incredibly shallow, friend, but at least it's a direct response.
To reflect on your point, what "others" are we talking about? Are they in the room with us? What are they saying right now? Oh right, they aren't saying anything, because that's their whole point, isn't it? It's almost like they don't exist enough to consider themselves offended.

>>6640
Others refers to other people. They exist, you can go outside to find them. What are you even talking about?

Hi frens! I'm a bit fucked mentally rn because I put my trust into someone who listened to remember, not listened to help, and they were bored so they shared stuff that I honestly shouldn't have posted because it was morally evil (not illegal doe don't worry it wasn't cp or anything). So now I'm out of online friends basically and I cut off everyone irl I knew ages ago. These people were the last group of people that I held normal relationships with. I guess I will be like the rest of my family and just have no friends because I can't be normal enough to keep them. The real fucked part is that I am more sad that I got caught and ruined my online relationships, not that I posted morally evil things. I'm going to try and get better, but idk if that's even possible.
I hope you e-strangers are doing well, god bless y'all keeping this website alive for me to scroll every now and again.

>>6178
Why not create it out of metal? It's obviously makes it more cooler. Plus it'll be harder to destroy and would probably last a lot longer then a plastic one.

>>6201
Because I don't have a metal 3D printer, nor do the vast majority of consumers.
>Plus it'll be harder to destroy and would probably last a lot longer then a plastic one.
She has lasted for quite a while once I worked out the design kinks. The 3D print actually has a low infill, because I needed to reduce weight and keep her lightweight, which is also a disadvantage of metal. It's not like I'm sending her to war or to the wilderness.

I have updated her to v3.0.9. She has a new body now and new accessories.

The right hand and the gripper claw feel uncomfy. Maybe if I mask it with a glove and put a bit of stuffing inside to pad it out?

>>6649
Your site seems to be down.

>>6650
The site was down temporarily, but it's back up now
There's the humanoid hand on the left arm. The claw is meant to hold accessories, which adds plenty of uses. It's not that uncomfortable to hold, trust me.

>>6643
Starting in 45 minutes.

>>6656
Thank you for the stream! It was a fun anime.

>>6657
You're welcome. I can stream this Saturday, but the stream will have to start an hour earlier than usual. So, the movie Fireworks will be streamed this Saturday at 7pm UTC.

>>6671
I won't be able to make it this week.

>>6672
Hey, that works for me. Streaming this Saturday is doable, but it'd also be a pain in the ass. We can reschedule and do it some other week.

>>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

I'm not sure how useful this may be since it's been months, but a part time dishwasher position may suit you. Sure, kitchens are busy spaces but you only have to answer to your coworkers, not the general public, and something like a receptionist or librarian would require you to actively use a Customer Service Voice, which is a skill you can build over time, but not intuitive like how one uses their hands to clean off dishes.

Donating plasma was suggested and I agree! But I would not recommend it if you can't afford hearty meals, getting plasma out of your body may drain you in ways you don't expect.

>>6341
I started wageslaving as a baker at a grocery store, wouldn't recommend
the good part is 90 percent of the time I'm by myself working alone, customers rarely ask questions, the hours and schedule is consistent, the bad part is a bitch manager that I'm forced to interact with, and a lot of work on some days putting products on shelves
I'm currently looking into switching to working retail where I don't have to bust my ass cleaning and working in the freezer and dragging containers on wheels around, all for min wage and mediocre free lunch, hopefully sooner than later

>>6341
>>6658
Working in retail store selling musical instrument can be very comfy. The place is always very quiet and cozy.

Other than that, try digital camera retail store. That place can be a very comfy work in.

>>6546
Is there anything wrong with being normalfrenish? Sometimes normalfren comes off as vague and a convenient way to justify an unhealthy lifestyle rather than actually meaning anything.

>>6548
I know I was going to have to clarify this, but I was talking more in the sense of being judgemental or becoming self-hating in some of my hobbies thanks to the nature of CY discourse. Though it might be from years of bad luck and while I do have friends, none of them can talk what I find the most interesting things in a similar fashion. Perhaps not the most /kind/ thing to say, but I feel I am becoming healthier overall, and this is just the one way I guess I've become unhealthy.

>>6533
Invidious is good but its a front end for youtube. If I search for ghost stories or folk stories, I still wind up with dozens of lore slop videos, crappy summaries, and AI generated content. RSS is real nice but a lot of sites don't have feeds anymore which is a pain and sometimes invidious is downright unusable thanks to google.

denpa has become too mainstream

I've heard that people who've encountered lesser angels say they look more like geometric shapes and other seriously weird stuff and nothing like what you'd think.

Just rewatched the original star wars trilogy. Really mediocre with return of the jedi being straight bad. As a kid I was only into it because it was a cultural touchstone, and now I've got nothing tying me to it.

>>2252
Return of the Jedi is almost as forgettable as Attack of the Clones.

>>1018
'max max: fury road' was awesome!! the action scenes were kickass! and i liked the really bright and detailed lighting! it made me feel like i was on a post-apocalyptic wasteland...

I watched Memories of Murder (2003) directed by Bong Joon Ho. A South Korean film about detectives hunting for a serial killer in a rural village. This film is very subtle and famous for its surprise ending. There's lots of clever visual story telling, interesting twists, and a fair amount of humor along the way. While your generic cop thriller slowly reveals a hidden truth via science and reason, this movie goes in entirely the opposite direction by turning the detective genre on its head.

Whereas classic detectives like Sherlock Holmes use reason to expose the truth, in Memories of Murder the detectives' rationality obscures reality. They misread clues, see patterns that don't exist, and resort to torture to brute force their theories when they fail to pan out. Rationality is exposed as arbitrary, violent, and incapable of grasping reality. In this sense, Memories of Murder is a piece of post-modern anti-detective cinema.

There's also a subtle layer of political commentary: the South Korean state is constantly carrying out civil defense drills and crushing protests in the name of national security, yet this almighty institution is incapable of protecting ordinary people from a simple murderer. Korean modernity is on trial here. Bureaucracy can't solve social problems, reason doesn't bring psychological comfort, and industrial development creates a level of anonymity and social breakdown that makes it possible for a killer to hide in a crowd.

Highly recommend this movie.

I usually hate Holocaust movies, but The Zone of Interest is really up there. The setup is fairly simple: its about the Hoess family who live in the shadow of Auschwitz where their father serves as the camp commandant. Its not like I can add much to what's already been said about it, the film is cinematically innovative and despite their being no real gore, no real action, or pornographic visuals of suffering that suffocate most Holocaust movies, its manages to be uncomfortable. The Hoess family are painfully ordinary and the immense suffering taking place just over the wall is pretty banal aspect of their lives, a topic of dinner table conversation or watercooler talk like any other job. There's some brief moments where it falls into the typical shoah porn genre tropes, but its brief and not really glaring enough to be annoying. The cinéma vérité style might turn off some people.