Anna May

"I was a niche micro E-celebrity."

Too retarded for real life - Not retarded enough for welfare.

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2024-08-31 02:13:45

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"I'm learning Chinese so I can run a bauxite mine after Kamala wins and surrenders to the communists."

2024-08-19 20:42:29

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Idk, I'm going with vibes on this.

2024-08-19 20:39:19

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Yes.

2024-08-19 20:37:56

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They probably have their reasons.

2024-08-19 20:29:29

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Last movie I saw in theaters was Twisters yesterday, it was mid. Before that... it had been a while, but I watch stuff on TV.

2024-08-19 20:07:41

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I'm usually pretty good at remembering movies I've watched, but I can't remember a thing about this one, passed the "hey donnie!!!1" fallout intro guy is in this movie (I think he lives in a sewer I don't remember).

2024-08-19 19:30:37

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I watched it and I don't remember a damn thing about it. It didn't leave much of an impression.

2024-08-16 07:06:23

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https://i.poastcdn.org/a929e83071c91b0e9b408044c2ac7d708baa543aa457c16083397a2c1c021807.mp4

2024-08-15 14:28:24

I still can't get over this image, specifically the last part.
...Why would you want a smaller bed. That's the best part about being small.
https://i.poastcdn.org/4abae01f5d396f4a5956484e5498b7a47a62e97b59dd5c3c7ba9db60153d4e0a.jpg

2024-08-15 01:41:37

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They could be both, but I think one element is more important than the other.

2024-08-15 01:31:17

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The people who peaked in high school are not the ones doing this either. It's almost entirely children of rich parents.

2024-08-14 02:16:45

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I'd feel very confident.

2024-08-08 18:54:40

Wait this is real I thought this was a joke!!!
#note1rpj…gy7j

2024-08-07 18:51:42

I think it's a barn owl.
#note15e0…za9v

2024-08-07 14:05:31

Does anyone know what animal makes this sound? Taken late at night, it makes it every 5 seconds to about once every minute. I've heard it in the same location two nights now, but didn't hear it about a week ago when I was last out at this spot.
https://i.poastcdn.org/f873848bb1715ffb8b45e18af25b165bb8c6f1ff30b082661b6ccba0b3975900.mp4

2024-08-06 17:42:33

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Academics please respond.

2024-08-04 18:26:02

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That was basically the mechanics of this game.
https://i.poastcdn.org/6d47c51df081e1c14d92c6d208605047e850685d26e909839dbe0fbe49d8eda3.png

2024-08-04 18:24:35

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I hope people in England (like patriotic alternative I think) are using this opportunity to disseminate information so to help coordinate and organize future resistances after this dies down.

2024-07-31 19:32:47

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Russians fumble everything. China issues many final warnings. Arabs say "someone will do something". Boomers vote.
When will we see that German can-do attitude again?

2024-07-26 17:28:11

There's so much overlap here it's crazy.
https://i.poastcdn.org/c73e2bfcee1be9902cee88b48bbbf0415e0c486bfc75354947e36bfebab3fbbb.png

2024-07-17 22:11:34

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Are they stuck on the ISS, or in the capsule?

2024-07-17 22:09:59

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Wait what happened (why have I not heard about this, lol)?

2024-07-14 04:45:27

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Oh, is that also his name? Ahaha.

2024-07-13 22:02:57

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Following an NPC after you've done everything you can in the game:
https://i.poastcdn.org/641844f27a2747fd3e3b2044316fe6f730db40a46f536ea4ff1088ff6df374a1.mp4

2024-07-12 18:17:29

What ever happened to crisprtek?
#note1q9z…7wm8

2024-06-30 14:25:50

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Reminder:
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2024-06-28 18:04:23

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Dragons are probably tornadoes.
https://i.poastcdn.org/0abb83c8bc7ebdffb77b0ceac94e2ad0da813fb464d1032ccdf31f8070877899.jpg

2024-06-28 05:06:23

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I saw the important bits, both support Israel and Ukraine more than the other guy.

2024-06-20 17:05:24

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How long did the first book take you to complete?

2024-06-09 04:01:29

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I would be happy to look at it too, if you'd like?

2024-06-07 21:49:10

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I think she was slightly faster, actually. He cleared more at one time, but she did it in slightly less than 3 seconds, and it looked like for him to reach the top it would take longer.

2024-06-07 15:56:25

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I don't smoke or vape or anything like that, but I really believe that e-cigarettes were taken down by "big tobacco". From what I've read, most of the concerns over them are fake.

2024-06-05 21:55:35

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It was funny when it upset "ethots" half a decade ago, but now it's just "meh". Every women with a mic and zero personality can play games badly and get a steady audience of 1000+ men. I don't get it.

2024-06-05 02:29:14

I think Jarred Taylor needs a hug.
https://i.poastcdn.org/11d41c3b4a151ad75d7a755aadc639cec942ad97504fe79cc0f9d86cf0b810b8.mp4

2024-06-02 19:48:04

"Nasa Scientist" = some guy who probably works at a university
Sticking nasa logos on your stuff is, like, stolen valor.
https://i.poastcdn.org/3329690c7e92de80b4a014fab27f22c4efbb0ce82260932dfb54825c7e1d9c64.jpg
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2024-06-01 17:24:02

Imagine an opening lecture by a physicist giving a graduate level lecture on topology:
"Hello everyone. Addition is where you add two numbers together, and then subtraction is the opposite. Multiplication is multiple additions, and division finds the number of additions. So, about hyperbolic manifolds..."
https://i.poastcdn.org/a85dbd623a1fc46d491d959626720f90b06eb5b591c08c8f17c3b5423111ed9e.png

2024-05-22 16:42:57

No refunds.
https://i.poastcdn.org/21284d33535cc47a68808c1e808d2e272f9adbbf47b7da753eeb57d57bc5bdac.jpg

2024-05-21 02:21:11

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No worries, I write too much, I'm sorry.

2024-05-21 02:20:52

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So long as she didn't write a 30 page essay on why "actually ginger males trooning out is cool".

2024-05-21 02:18:06

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Did she apologize for this?

2024-05-17 03:22:30

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"Shadows"
Hmm.

2024-05-11 04:28:39

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Do you have data on other bands (specifically 1.42 GHz)?

2024-04-28 17:01:14

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Yeah, this is it.
youtube.com/watch?v=NTb7e8qrrFU

2024-04-28 16:59:07

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Was the the story where he went to Jamaica and left the resort, his taxi driver dropped him off in f'ed up place and threatened to leave him there unless he gave him a bunch of money, drove him back to the resort, Tate went back inside (where he was safe) and then went back out to give him the money?

2024-04-26 20:48:44

...Are there wireless USB cables?
If I have a device that's already powered, like a printer for example, and all the USB cable is doing is transmitting information between the devices, is there something that you could plug into either just the printer, or both the printer and the PC, that would allow you to communicate with it wirelessly?

2024-04-22 03:31:23

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Pork.

2024-04-18 18:24:13

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Lol I don't get it why do they keep doing this to pokemon? This has to be some sort of revenge thing.

2024-04-17 20:13:19

It's wild how much hard-to-replace scientific equipment is running off the backs of 30+ year old computers that are hard to replace.
https://i.poastcdn.org/370f084aaaac3fb251b0f082724a209d7729705880a459a0d205c7c8ca7a62be.png

2024-03-26 15:55:10

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"My heart will go on" plays in the background... on a recorder.

2024-03-21 23:03:16

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I don't think StarTrek's version of multi-culturalism was entirely wrong.
I look at it similar to how Asians were treated in the US during the early 1900's. Asians in California were treated quite bad, while they weren't in Texas. The reason for the discrepancy is that the Chinese in California were competing for resources among Californians, while the Japanese in Texas were there to farm rice, something no Texans were doing at the time. The Japanese were not stepping on Texan toes, and so were largely welcomed in Texas.
Racism is a product of competition. When two groups are competing for the same resources, they'll fight. When they aren't, they likely get along.

2024-03-21 22:56:53

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I think it's post scarcity for individuals. Food and housing would be cheap, I imagine, especially if you went to live on a colony. It seems like the only things that have value is anything with any sort of novelty, and I'm not sure what people would trade to obtain it, or how they would go about to obtain it, since it's suppose to be some sort of Randian society where people work for fun or something.

2024-03-21 22:50:32

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It seemed like credits went away. It's not socialist because labor is not required and resources are not divided. It's a post scarcity society.

2024-03-21 20:53:07

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You see those last ones during hunting season around November, and yeah it's mostly White guys a few blond women.

2024-03-21 20:46:51

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Based off ads I've seen, the population of the US is:
50%Black
35%Hispanic
10%White
5%Asian

2024-03-21 20:34:59

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>Does anyone actually know anyone who pays for tv?
Everyone through Netflix and Amazon. They, in turn, fund basic television (cable is basically dead at this point), with costs offset by ads and often for free (see Tubi or Freevee). But generally, it itself does not need to make money, they just need to get enough money to sustain it because it's too valuable to let go.
>the pharmaceutical ads will be gone soon
With gays and troons? No way!

2024-03-16 19:25:51

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I'm using a 3060ti at 1080p, and it does everything I need it to. I don't see a point in upgrading anytime soon.

2024-03-16 17:40:56

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The problem is how the word political gets used in this context. I think what most people mean is "this thing is attacking me". It wouldn't be so bad if everything wasn't so one sided, which makes it all the more obvious.

2024-03-14 01:05:08

Nazi shitposter: "I'm feeling kinda blackpilled lately."
Most optimistic tranny:
https://i.poastcdn.org/f6f91e91ebb1c4d7670b410c443d1f290f6f17b860accda4e830d30a41a42699.jpg

2024-03-13 22:43:47

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Cool, so now there is precedent to make it illegal for websites with more than a million users to ban or block people for speech.

2024-03-11 22:15:14

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Yeah, I am curious to see how well film works now. I might try it soon, though results are going to take forever to get back since there isn't a film development studio near me.
>Astrophotography is new to me, all I've ever done is basically b&w telephotography of the Moons and stars at this point.
No worries. Honestly, astrophotography is a little overwhelming, because there is so much going on, and it's hard to tell what's important and what's not. Some people get obsessive with really small details.

2024-03-11 21:26:44

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I take shorter exposures, usually around 30 to 60 seconds. The most I go for is 240 seconds. However, you can use image stacking to add exposures together, In this case I routinely take at least an hour total exposure per color, and many more advanced people take multi-hour exposures, as high as 15 hours per color or more (which obviously means taking images over several nights). For an example, here is a single image taken at 30 seconds, and the 34 images stacked together, to give the effect of a 1,020 second exposure.
Oh, I didn't know that. I only know a little bit about film, so that's good to know. When it with film, you would need to take at least three images, one for each color. The exposures would need to be longer, because taking lots of shorter exposures would be impractical, unless you do something like a color per roll.
The purpose of a cooler is to reduce noise. An advantage that film has over digital sensors is that it's fairly noiseless. Digital sensors have lots of "dark noise", and a lot of work is done to remove it. The three big sources of noise is thermal (Johnson–Nyquist noise), amplification glow, and read noise. A cooler allows me to reduce the overall noise in a single image, but also make the thermal noise a controllable variable. You can then build a calibration library of something called "dark frames", which are pictures taken at the same exposure length as your individual photo to capture the noise from the camera. Then I can overlay those onto each frame to remove a lot of the noise (or you can get a computer to do that, most software that will stack images will also use dark frames to subtract noise).
I've attached an image of a 60 second master dark frame (around 100 60s dark frames added together). The "starburst" pattern on the right is amp glow. The "salt and pepper" noise is a mix of read and thermal noise. There are patterns to it, so most of it can also be removed from the final image using this.
Next image I stole from someone else. It shows two dark frames from the same camera, with the cooler on and off. You can take dark frames without a cooler, actually. The only problem is that noise level changes with temperature, so you'd have to take dark frames at the same temperature as the camera. This isn't too hard, the big issue is that eats into imaging time and uses up more space. Because a cooler can keep a camera at a set temperature, it means you can take dark frames whenever you want and use the same ones for a year or more, so it's a purely convenience thing. There is a website called Astrobin where people share their images. You can search for whatever cameras you are using (and lenses too), to get an idea of how yours would perform. You don't need to go overboard to take images, especially since telephoto lenses are similar to telescopes in almost every respect.
The last thing I just thought of that might be an issue for film are things like satellites. Because I take lots of shorter frames, I can subtract them from the final image, but were I using film, I would be stuck with them in there. Last image is an example of that. The line is a satellite moving through the field of view. However, maybe because film is less reactive than film, maybe they'd be less noticeable?
https://i.poastcdn.org/38f56ecd01e2cbe780adb1d518ebe222bb966b604e6fb20c3e77a4f0eb02d134.png
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2024-03-11 19:02:01

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There are a few companies that make them. I know that Leica makes a mirror-less camera that shoots natively in mono, but it’s very expensive. There is a company called Sbig that makes CCDs specific for astrophotography, but they are incredibly expensive. There are some made by a company called Watec which are not too expensive, but these are not good for long exposure images (they are meant for high speed night photography, so traditionally people would say “stay away” because of that are long exposures are the norm, but I think there is a good use for them). The most popular ones right in the hobby now are “made” by ZWO, QHYCCD, Player One, Touptek, etc. In truth, they all basically sell the same camera, mostly using Sony sensors. They can get a little expensive depending on the features it has. The cooled mono camera I use (ASI183mm Pro) was made by ZWO, new it costs around $1000, but I bought it used which took around 4 hundred dollars off the price. The price can be brought even lower (for instance buying a non cooled camera used, or buying a cheaper camera with the Sony IMX183CQJ-J sensor), but it would require some DIY (like building your own cooler which isn't too hard), which isn’t bad. The bigger issue going this around will be connectivity with imaging software, and since ZWO is a well established brand, I went with them simply out of easy of use.
There’s are several reasons to use a monochrome camera. Regular camera’s have what’s known at a Bayer Array, a pattern of red, green, and blue pixels over the sensor that can’t be removed. Because our eyes are most sensitive to green light, in a standard Bayer array there are two green pixels for every red and blue pixel. Even if you were to convert the image to grayscale, this does not change how the light was gathered.
The problem with this in astrophotography is that few things emit green light (see the second image, which is the spectra of a nebula). Most nebula are ionized. Ionized gasses, like Hydrogen, Oxygen, Helium, Sulfur, etc, tend to avoid green. The closest we get is Oxygen III emissions, which is on the border or of blue and green (It’s cyan to my eyes), and Helium which has emissions in the yellow and orange range (within the window of acceptance for both red and green). But Helium emissions are not all that common to start with.
Effectively what this means that half the sensor isn’t doing any work, and so camera exposures need to go for twice as long to match a mono camera.
But to shoot in color, what you need to do is place colored filters in front of the sensor, and then combine them back together. If you know your target is mostly red and blue, you can choose exposure lengths to target blue and red while skimping green. A general rule is emission nebulas are mostly red and slightly blue, while galaxies and reflection nebula are broadband targets. So for a galaxy or a reflection nebula, try to get equal amounts of all colors (a mono camera isn’t necessarily better here), while for emssion nebula you can target just a few colors.
The other advantage is that you can choose to use no filter to get what’s called a luminance frame. This means that all of the light that falls into the sensor gets recorded. This helps pick out ultra faint details that rgb cameras would struggle to reach.
Lastly, because the camera shoots in mono, this means that you can also use narrow band filters to target specific wavelength of light. This is called narrow-band imaging, and it's especially popular in light polluted areas. The results from are vivid, but not true color images. Look up Hubble Pallette for examples of this.
As for bw film, you can use it. I’ve thought about it myself, since I have an old Nikon FE2. The general problem with film however is that it’s less sensitive to light than a mono CCD or CMOS camera is. The quantum efficiency (a percentage of light that falls onto it that gets recorded) is around 10%, while its around 60~90% for a digital camera. The other problem is reciprocity. Pixels on a digital sensor has a “well”, meaning that it can record multiple photons over a single exposure. Film uses light sensitive crystals, and once it detects a photon, it will not record another one. This leads to something called Film reciprocity Failure, it changes for every object and it’s impossible to know if you got it right. I think this would get harder with filters.
A trick that some people use for digital cameras is to use two cameras. The first is a monocamera that records luminance, and the second is an RGB camera for color. Then the two images are combined. I think it would be easy to mix BW film and then Color film in this way.
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2024-03-11 07:18:22

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We do, but the average normie isn't going to pick up a book from something like Antelope Hill, and they don't download mods stuff from Based Mods. Simply hosting stuff that others ban isn't enough. I think someone needs to come up with a "gimmick", the gimmick is what attracts people, while also having the conviction to say "and we're not going to ban this topic". That's really hard to pull off though, for various reasons.
Regardless, so long as access to people is controlled, there is little hope of someone becoming truly successful while also espousing the most basic of controversial ideas or while on very obscure alternate platforms.

2024-03-11 07:10:47

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I completely agree. But I also know that is isn't always so simple. A lot of what kicked off all the stuff today was people being pushed out for not going along with it. For example, Bungie likely fired their most famous employee for being a boomer-tier conservative.
We need creators again, we need spaces where they can share their stuff, and it needs to appeal to a wider audience than just shitposters on the dark-fedi.

2024-03-11 07:00:58

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That's how I feel. People who are negative all the time are not fun to be around. No one wants to emulate someone who literally does nothing but yell at clouds.

2024-03-10 17:02:58

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I agree that people had a right to be mad about pointless changes to something that already came out. My point is that despite people getting upset, lots of people still bought the game. Similarly with the Harry Potter game. Most people, like 80% I'd wager, simply do not care and just wants to play vidya. The other 20 percent, which is really like 10 percent (half shitlibs, half naaazis), will either buy or boycott a game to piss off the other side, so really they, at worse, lose out on 10 percent of their market, and they obviously don't care about that 10 percent since they never try to appease the far right free speech guys anyway. If these guys simply did nothing, nothing would change.

2024-03-10 16:44:07

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I thought they removed panty shots or something, and they removed a joke about a trans person I think. idk.

2024-03-10 16:35:22

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One would think that the recent fiascos with Hogwarts Legacy and Persona 3 remakes would show that whether you piss off or please reedit, no one really gives a fuck.

2024-03-08 22:51:37

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Hey guys, check out my BMW!
https://i.poastcdn.org/4a209bc99d38cb60bca79a46a5a33ca2c6705fb91bcbfafa9108923dfb97e473.webp

2024-03-07 07:51:16

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It seems more generic now. None of these seem too strange.
US, Japan, England, Russia.
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2024-03-05 00:37:59

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Because of how the fedi works, there are lots of instances that cater to specific interests. So if there's something you want specifically, like creative writing, or photography, you can go there, or assuming they haven't blocks poast, interact with them from here.

2024-02-28 14:53:06

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Imagine getting screamed at by this guy instead.
https://i.poastcdn.org/aae19192f18a2a0393c8492f7c3c1e7aa2b6db3c5e816b60dd06ff9af0b60e00.webp

2024-02-23 03:57:44

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Translating the book of the dead?

2024-02-17 07:45:32

You could say I'm a bit of a centerist myself...
#note1flc…hth5
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2024-02-10 05:49:00

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In the books wizarding society is stagnet, practically stuck in a 1600's. Their awareness of firearms would likely be that they're no more advanced than muskets. Wizards are also described as being somewhat retarded too, that they struggle with basic logic problems, so they probably wouldn't think to advance guns in anyway, or even have a need to do so.
But they are also highly xenophobic and isolated, so no one with a modern gun would probably be able to take them on anyway because they probably wouldn't cross paths.

2024-02-10 05:41:36

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I had heard that he may have been based on a Aztec Merchant, the flute or horn was some sort of call to announce his presence.
https://i.poastcdn.org/9137b24142e52e431348653e09ab347adc728500335d591f0f5cdddf3fbe9f24.webp

2024-02-10 05:38:49

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The story is somewhat consistent on this. "Magical people" are more or less stand-in for Whites. But also, a running theme in the series is that magic is bad. Dumbledore went "magical 1488" in his youth, but later had a change of heart and became highly distrustful of power. He says, at one point, something like "might does not make right" and that the only people who should have access to power are those who don't want it and would reject it.

2024-02-07 18:11:15

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I love Mr. Popper's Penguin of Intolerance. "When someone disagrees with you, beat them up."

2024-01-31 16:30:06

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Did anyone archieve the rest of his music and anything else he made? This music rocks and I really want to jam out to more.
...but seriously, wtf did I miss? This seems like the wackiest thing to happen in a while.

2024-01-30 17:56:20

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"Heil Hitler, I'm ready to serve my country, niggers."
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2024-01-30 17:50:14

Become undraftable.
#note1kt9…2kt0

2024-01-30 15:04:37

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Yeah, but why right now?

2024-01-30 04:57:16

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Dick Masterson?

2024-01-21 06:32:49

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What is considered a decent gpu?

2024-01-21 06:24:24

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My first thought was actually closer to this old dinosaur hunting sim I played when I was really young. It scared me to death.

2024-01-21 06:16:36

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I was being sarcastic at first, but then the more I thought about it, the more I realized it was not a completely horrible idea.

2024-01-21 06:14:01

I just found out that someone who writes the most dog-shit grade school tier fetish bait short stories earns 40K a year on Patreon alone...

2024-01-21 06:12:13

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What the fans want:
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2024-01-11 02:57:47

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Brown recluses are an interesting thing. They can't actually bite you on their own (most spiders are like that actually), and instances when they do bite are because of the exact situation you described. Spider in bed sheets (or in clothes), it gets pinned against your skin and the pressure of you or your clothes against the spider is enough to initiate a bite. Otherwise they'd just run away.
The other thing is that their bites probably are not as venomous as we once thought. What's probably happening is the necrosis people report is actually a secondary staph infection after the bite, which people attribute to the venom itself. So long as the bite it kept clean, the effects are pretty minor. This is usually the extent of their bite after a week.
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2024-01-11 02:19:57

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I'm sort of mystified that America does not get more shit for it's animals. Lots of venomous snakes, venimous lizards, Africanized honey bees, invasive fire ants, wild cats, hawk wasps, bears, wolves, coyotes, and plenty of large spiders, but everyone seems to ignore it.

2024-01-10 18:05:56

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We need deviant art 2.

2024-01-01 18:30:34

Sci-fi writers when they're told to not make the plot an oversimplified analogy to a 2nd grade history lesson on civil rights.
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2023-12-30 17:20:08

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Reminds me of how a bunch of atheist half Jap-half Filipinos stole a mountain and have basically stalled astronomy in the northern hemisphere by pretending to be Hawaiians and worshiping a sky god.

2023-12-30 06:12:26

Kind of wild that in the mid 2000's someone published a book that was literally Star Wars: A New Hope with dragons, and not only did he not get sued into oblivion, it was promoted enough to become a best seller.
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2023-12-18 22:47:35

What is the difference between an interesting character and a contrived character?

2023-12-16 23:34:42

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It's infinity frustrating that no one can properly organize to fight back against this shit regime.
It makes me wonder if part of the problem is that everyone involved is too invested in it's success. Like, what they really need are non political people to get work done. People who are only there for a pay check.

2023-12-11 22:01:21

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2023-12-11 04:31:42

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Okay, that's another thing. Don't most people only breath through their nose. I thought "mouth breather" was an insult for a reason.

2023-12-11 02:36:50

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What is mewing? Is it making duck faces?

2023-12-10 22:17:44

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The thing is has wrong is the number of ovens vs crematoriums. There something like 48 ovens total among all crematoriums.