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[08:03:39] login the overall quality is good though, right?

[10:46:34] login hello herald

[10:46:51] login o_|

[10:47:23] login Mikoolo: does vit D make one moan?

[10:51:50] login hello Dr_DICK

[10:51:54] login how's your arm doing?

[10:58:51] login herald: do you know who Winry is?

[10:59:57] login so you do

[11:00:09] login yeah

[11:00:17] login i've seen fma:b

[11:00:25] login but not fma, should i watch it

[11:00:47] login i watched brotherhood first

[11:00:49] login and only

[11:01:22] login fma was the version where the anime went in its own direction because the manga wasn't finished

[11:01:48] login the only anime i've watched twice is death note

[11:02:08] login and squid game's second watch was alright too

[11:03:08] login yeah

[11:03:40] login i've watched death note, lelouch, monster and some others that i can't remember

[11:03:53] login re:life, welcome to the n.h.k.,

[11:04:30] login no, i didn't

[11:05:28] login i haven't played any of the games or visual novels

[11:05:39] login that reminds me, i have watched steins;gate and steins;gate 0

[11:05:49] login and a let's play of the visual novel

[11:06:04] login little witch academia - also watched

[11:06:20] login and kaiji, one outs, akagi shigeru

[11:07:08] login and some other anime that are a bit more 'explicit' - kakegurui, prison school, highschool dxd (didn't like this one much - i can't relate to the story)

[11:07:26] login immoral guild,

[11:07:48] login my tags were either 'gambling', or 'psychological'

[11:08:00] login i did watch some comedic ones too - very slice of life

[11:08:43] login and some sci fi - terror in resonance

[11:08:48] login future diary

[11:09:58] login and the classic: neon genesis evangelion

[11:10:39] login erased, ping pong the animation (left this early), tatami galaxy

[11:11:37] login did see cyberpunk: edgerunners too

[11:11:43] login and the one that was made for ingress

[11:15:44] login 10:54:00 DuckHunt/rizon | The golden duck escapes. ·°'`'°-.,¸¸.·°'`

[12:01:46] login tamagotchi in 3d, new project from niantic lol: https://playperidot.com/en

[12:03:38] login more anime; tokyo ghoul (and tokyo ghoul root(A) and Tokyo Ghoul:re), classroom of the elite (s1 and s2), darling in the franxx

[12:03:59] login oh yeah, my favourite psychological anime: Psycho-Pass

[12:04:21] login i've seen all of these

[12:04:36] login inuyashiki: last hero

[12:05:18] login puella magi madoka magica - might not be to everyone's taste

[12:05:20] login !bang

[12:11:21] login ty Kowal

[13:46:28] login rent is expensive, public transport is difficult, don't know how garbage collection and weather is

[13:47:08] login hello btw

[13:51:54] login how did you evade, Frogorg?

[13:53:38] login unless it's someone from X, they're all scum -> does this mean someone from X is scum or does it mean they're not?

[13:54:42] login well, if i were from such a place or of such ethnicity, i'd feel unfairly treated no matter how nice i was

[13:55:45] login but again, that doesn't mean you start mistrusting your gut - but just know that it's discriminatory

[13:56:15] login i had a thought experiment, if all born babies were randomly assigned to parents

[13:56:26] login like a global shuffling process

[13:56:36] login then it would increase fairness, right?

[13:57:17] login what i mean is, in such a society, you wouldn't be allowed to raise your own child

[13:57:29] login but would have to adopt one

[13:57:51] login yeah foxy, that is right, but it means every child would have an even shot of ending up in any socioeconomic situation or 'place of upbringing'

[13:58:35] login Chiester: if it was already a norm, i can see how it would sustain generation after generation

[13:59:02] login another idea i had was, parenting school and getting paid for it

[13:59:20] login i.e., money to help raise your child under the condition of being taught good parenting

[14:00:04] login Fensta: but that would be deemed eugenics-adjacent, like passing a test to vote or take public office

[14:00:41] login i think attracting would-be parents with money and teaching them good parenting would not be opposed

[14:00:59] login it would be optional, and the money would be an incentive

[14:01:13] login could be a charity

[14:01:22] login yes, but they don't come with lessons

[14:01:48] login but we all have been

[14:02:58] login https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Harvard_Girl

[14:03:12] login yeah, it's very learn-as-you-go

[14:03:35] login and the parenting-school equivalent of public school may not have a very good impact either

[14:04:12] login Mine?

[14:05:05] login Should the kid have the right to know?

[14:05:49] login it's a difficult ethical question

[14:06:16] login whether to save the child from the resulting trauma, or to trust their judgement and let them know the truth of their existence

[14:07:03] login But if the parents' heart is not in it, then how can it be beneficial to the child for them to remain under threat of punishment?

[14:07:23] login a child is a 20-30 year commitment

[14:07:41] login nobody even stays in the same job or company for 20-30 years, not even founders of companies

[14:08:05] login isn't it already, irish666?

[14:08:57] login it's the disintegration of the family unit, and diminished role of family as a unit of organisation in society

[14:09:40] login no, it's not that

[14:09:56] login The men who would love to be in the kitchen should be encouraged to take that path too

[14:10:24] login And I'm sure there are many men who'd love to raise their children and be with them all the time, but aren't able to do it

[14:11:30] login I wonder how well they fit into parenting groups, and at school

[14:12:00] login are their kids' friends' mums open to letting the dads in?

[14:12:45] login I mean, is there a separate whatsapp group for only the mums sans the dads?

[14:13:22] login yeah, or messenger groups

[14:13:36] login Fensta: they weren't compatible

[14:13:59] login for the right person, it would have worked - that line

[14:15:11] login i mean, even if she had XX chromosomes and no dick, she would have been able to find humour in it

[14:16:40] login why were they invented at all

[14:17:10] login Fensta: because of the constant strain?

[14:18:43] login which part was filled with sand?

[14:19:11] login if egyptian civilisation had continued to exist until today... we might have been so much more advanced

[14:20:03] login I think the great pyramids were like a SETI signal

[14:23:12] login which hole?

[14:23:44] login I have no problem with feminine men or men who would like to follow the traditionally feminine path

[14:24:14] login irish666: misinformation is a very old dark art

[14:25:09] login I mean, if a person passed as a woman but had XY chromosomes, would you as a man feel bad to have been (in your mind) fooled?

[14:25:28] login Fensta: wash in the river

[14:27:00] login but didn't their partners care?

[14:27:15] login how did you realise you were fooled?

[14:27:21] login doesn't that mean they didn't pass?

[14:28:21] login oh, i see, so fooled online

[14:28:42] login if you watch for some more time, you'll get used to it

[14:28:53] login after all, you got used to the normal variety already

[14:29:21] login all the fringe ideas have their niche internet communities now

[14:29:37] login it's diversity of thought and a richer marketplace of ideas

[14:30:07] login is that a german thing? didn't you close the tab when you saw that?

[14:30:32] login or stop the tape

[14:31:07] login how did you get access to such a vhs as a teenager?

[14:31:12] login vhs copier?

[14:34:50] login What was the order of emergence?

[14:36:33] login Hypothetically, if one's kids are grown but one is not happy with how they turned out, what kind of feeling could that evoke in the parent?

[14:36:57] login is it sadness, regret, nostalgia, guilt, or something else like that?

[14:37:27] login Miggy-Kun: how old?

[14:39:22] login silverware was passed down in the family?

[14:40:04] login what are those?

[14:40:19] login oh, for cutting thermocol?

[14:43:18] login foxy: want to talk about british cities?

[14:45:00] login incredible - i always said no when offered, so never smoked marijuana

[14:45:55] login lung, mellow spliff, Mighty portable vaporizer... don't know anything about them

[14:47:14] login who sells the caps?

[14:48:24] login why is it temperature limited?

[14:48:42] login foxy: i'm very poor at geography though

[14:48:50] login although as a child i did have a globe

[14:48:56] login those were fun to spin around

[14:49:36] login geography and history were the most difficult subjects for me at school

[14:49:57] login and math and physics was more comfortable in comparison, chemistry was meh

[14:50:20] login english was alright, i tried harder as i got older

[14:50:44] login I used to be a lot into science growing up

[14:51:03] login papers in high school?

[14:51:31] login college english would have been very difficult if i had done it

[14:51:41] login literature was something i could read, but not understand deeply

[14:51:57] login math i could understand, and developed an interest for

[14:51:59] login physics too

[14:53:01] login I was okay at long jump, not good at anything else

[14:53:15] login okay at swimming too, but not competitive

[14:53:35] login accounting was weak for me too

[14:53:52] login but i wasn't good enough at math to do it professionally either

[14:54:25] login I grew to like political science, but wasn't really very good at it either

[14:54:50] login your pe class was so good

[14:55:13] login ours was quite mismanaged, in hindsight

[14:55:31] login it was just football, and during 'examination', they'd test our sprint or long jump

[14:55:38] login sometimes basketball

[14:55:46] login i played some table tennis too, liked to do that

[14:57:47] login what about a fire drill

[14:58:54] login our chemistry lab had a vial of lead sulphate, even though it was banned

[14:59:29] login was it repaired/kept up over time, irish666?

[14:59:40] login would love if structures were made that way today

[15:00:08] login ooh, heritage listed

[15:00:38] login so can builders even do old fashioned buildings anymore?

[15:00:49] login they must be superspecialised to do things like museum restorations

[15:01:17] login no economies of scale

[15:01:26] login yeah, that's the worry - loss of knowledge

[15:02:08] login did she get charged with arson, phonekait?

[15:02:25] login school's insurance might have gone up after that

[15:02:56] login how can one protect one's growing children from bad influences?

[15:03:14] login i guess the only way is to be the first influence and get in early

[15:03:42] login that was the mistake my parents made

[15:03:49] login no supervision on the internet

[15:04:04] login i did learn a lot of science and math that way though

[15:04:24] login and things outside of that too, with web development (as it was back then)

[15:04:56] login but yeah, internet safety and supervision would have been useful

[15:13:38] login from no SY-99 to Korg, well done

[15:18:03] login why does MAGIC buy their ammo and reduce their xp profits

[15:18:46] login didn't know that could be done

[15:19:01] login MAGIC: just wait for the free reload at midnight then

[15:19:13] login hard to tell without already knowing lol

[15:19:25] login he got his golden duck, he can relax

[15:20:04] login is your aim to win more xp, or to also prevent others from gaining xp?

[15:20:29] login what did he do?

[15:21:00] login did he break the game's balance?

[15:21:47] login it's how it works, MAGIC, it's wealth inequality

[15:21:56] login how does 111% accuracy translate in the code?

[15:23:16] login it's just levered up by 1.11x

[15:23:33] login probably gets multiplied by effectiveness of fire

[15:35:19] login is Worm scandinavian?

[15:35:31] login because s+c+a+n+d+i+n+a+v+i+a+n = 111%

[15:35:49] login (yes, i found a python script to find such words)

[15:36:09] login pulitzer and witchcraft also add to 111%

[15:36:15] login a=1, b=2, ..., z=36

[15:36:19] login *26

[15:37:40] login free cheese + free wheat + free capsicum = free pizza?

[15:38:17] login at least if they could package the cheese into something like https://bega.net.au/product-range/stringers.html

[15:41:26] login \g: yeah :(

[15:41:51] login nobody has told me, but their behaviour towards me has made me aware

[15:42:32] login it's bad for employment, neurodivergence (unless there is a redeeming quality of sufficient use)

[15:55:39] login if it can come across even in text, then i may not have much hope, \g

[15:55:44] login hope of reformation*

[16:17:15] login \g: late 20s

[16:17:42] login closer to mid-20s actually

[16:18:59] login i probably gave my age away... masking is something i have been learning, but people realise soon enough

[16:20:49] login i received a letter saying 'we'll have a party at this place on this date from this time to this time; call this number if we're loud; police have been pre-notified of the party'

[16:20:55] login i thought that was thoughtful

[16:22:14] login I am kind-of glad ComputerTech is working hard

[16:23:34] login but america is the first world, since it was aligned with itself during the cold war

[16:24:03] login yeah, sound is a difficult thing to manage when working from home

[16:24:22] login without making a soundproof room, which has... it's own set of issues

[16:24:36] login but switzerland was secretly aligned with the US

[16:24:44] login and India was sympathetic to the USSR

[16:25:30] login yeah

[16:25:45] login similar things are starting up again

[16:26:11] login i wonder how australia will do its 1.5 this time

[16:26:41] login china is the economic partner that keeps australia rich, but security-wise they're US-aligned (five eyes etc.)

[16:26:52] login yeah

[16:27:03] login yes, but its largest trade partner is China

[16:27:08] login (largest export partner too)

[16:27:32] login when CNH depreciates, AUD also does

[16:27:50] login yeah, they have to straddle the 1.5 well

[16:27:57] login there is a lot of Chinese investment into Australian property too

[16:28:31] login and Australian companies have also been bought by Chinese companies (e.g., baby formula brands)

[16:30:09] login Ahsoka: Do you agree or disagree that ComputerTech is aestheticodivergent?

[16:30:31] login yeah, he seems busy

[16:30:45] login i made the word up

[16:32:03] login !bang

[16:33:00] login is that good?

[16:49:40] login Ahsoka: meaning, his aesthetics is not typical

[16:50:00] login is he doing that in poland?

[16:50:49] login i know a certain pubnix user in poland that i met online... but i don't think CT would meet them (it would be like meeting a stranger, but the person seems trustworthy, and also similar age, maybe 1-2 years younger than CT)

[16:51:39] login pubnix user is male and gay, but studying programming

[16:52:39] login so the major who went into this strip club in poland got drugged and went missing for a day

[16:53:20] login i.e., one needs a sober watcher and only canned drinks with the opening covered by hand or mouth

[18:11:17] login why buy MAGIC

[18:11:44] login trying to prevent others from getting 10 xp

[18:12:16] login geared up

[18:12:32] login MAGIC: don't stop playing, life is not fun otherwise

[18:14:05] login MAGIC: stop playing, life with real people around you that you love is more fun

[18:14:36] login Minority Report was so ahead of its time

[18:15:02] login oh wow! he's on urband ictionary!

[18:15:23] login Fensta: you mean, if minority report was ahead?

[18:15:39] login Fensta: if you invent robots that can pass as humans, you can achieve that

[18:19:12] login https://i.imgur.com/4FmfCRh.jpg -> this is honestly a good idea

[18:19:45] login Fensta: if all people die, how will you get food in the supermarket?

[18:20:32] login it could happen if a perfect virus were designed

[18:20:44] login such as in the game Plague inc.

[18:21:18] login would you be okay with it, knowing that the only place to talk to someone were a place like this channel?

[18:21:21] login yes, that's the mobile game

[18:21:34] login and that all of us here were LLMs?

[18:25:27] login is it that though, Chiester?

[18:25:42] login because h4 has a big heart

[18:25:47] login <3

[19:08:01] login ^ correct

[19:10:57] login lots of sciency people don't like star trek

[19:11:28] login such as, the woman who won the nobel prize for the chirped pulse amplification

[19:11:43] login https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Donna_Strickland

[19:20:37] login Psycho-Pass is better than star trek

[19:20:52] login star trek kept women away from science

[19:20:55] login yeah

[19:21:13] login exactly, uncomparably better

[19:22:02] login you should watch the whole season

[19:22:07] login whole first season

[19:22:34] login yeah

[19:23:34] login h4: try The Café Terrace and Its Goddesses ;)

[19:27:27] login akagi shigeru - about mahjong

[19:27:53] login One Outs - about baseball

[19:28:15] login What about the spin-off, "Middle Management Blues"

[19:28:34] login https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mr._Tonegawa

[19:29:02] login there is no gambling involved

[19:29:16] login it's just managers and reports mucking about

[19:29:45] login not in that way lol

[19:29:59] login I would recommend One Outs if you liked Akagi and Kaiji

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