The GameStop employee read my receipt wrong and gave me 2 copies. Should I keep the 2nd copy or return it? 
>There's no milk in the fridge
>>11100 have you tried checking again to see if it respawned or not?
>>11100 Your bones like
This could be us hikarin but you won't give me your Home Address 
>>10972 1337 Hikarin Lane, Gensokyo, Nippon 391-0301.
>>10980 Ok... I Live at house number 1488, Nill Kiggers road, Hyde TND state, hyperborea.
>>10972 Waiting for you at Donbas, hikari
Since Windows 10 is reaching its End of Life, what's the best Linux distro to use? I was thinking of Linux Mint possibly but I want to see if any Hikarins had any better suggestions
>>1742 The point is being able to pick and choose options at compile time instead of being forced to use a binary that has a bunch of crap you don't need bundled in or options you do need not bundled in. By compiling from source you can avoid tons of dependencies or access things people claim are "deprecated". For example, many applications still support building with gtk2 just fine which allows you to avoid all the stuff wrong with modern gtk/gnome. By excluding a lot of things you can have a much faster, secure and easier to maintain system. Things like Arch Linux aren't really minimal. They're just as bloated as something like modern Ubuntu. With Gentoo in particular now there is no reason to avoid it. The vast majority of ebuilds only take a few seconds or maybe 1-2 minutes to build from source. Portage now supports binaries as well if you want them. But you don't need portage to build from source of course. Learning how to use make is very useful no matter what OS you're using. It means you can grab source code as soon as it is released and run it. Or you can grab old stuff people no longer offer builds for and run it. Building from source offers you true freedom. When you use binaries you're a consumer and forced to use whatever you're given. Most people offering binaries do not have your best interests in mind. I'll give you a good example; Lately everyone has been pushing things like wayland and pipewire hard. Both consume a ton of resources. They say you need pipewire for the pulseaudio support because a lot of things like Firefox dropped support for pure ALSA. If you build from source you get the option to build for sndio instead. A much better and stable sound server that consumes almost no resources at idle. Even when it's using resources it doesn't use hardly any. It can run on any hardware from the 1980s and newer. It has much better mixing options than Pulseaudio/pipewire. It is actually documented. It lets you do anything you want like route sound to multiple devices, over a network or do stuff like let application A use the left speaker and application B have the right speaker. It's the best sound server going. Everything has support for it but it's usually not built into binaries on most distros. So you have to build from source to get it enabled. Unless you use OpenBSD. Even FreeBSD requires building ports from source most of the time to use it. Even though Firefox supports it out of the box and it would be much better than what they're doing now (forcing user to install pulseaudio running on top of OSS their native sound server). Maintaining a system on something like Gentoo with tons of things disabled by default like dbus, polkit, pipewire, systemd etc. is not hard. Once you've configured everything it continues to just work forever. You can avoid 99% of the issues with modern Linux by changing some USE flags. Of course this is possible on any distro provided you're willing to manually set compile time options for everything. But it's easier to just use portage or a BSD+ports tree. Even with all that stuff disabled every modern application and games work. In fact, they usually work better. Which proves that this crap being a requirement is a huge lie.
>>1745 Also concerning Gentoo: It becomes much easier to maintain multiple systems after you've initially configured USE flags. There is nothing requiring you to build from source on a really old slow machine or use someone else's binaries. Most people using Gentoo end up setting up a local build server. Usually their fast PC or home server. Your local build server compiles packages for all your machines. Then those machines (your laptop, your TV set-top device, your old 1998 600Mhz Intel CPU PC, your little ARM system on a chip) can all fetch packages from your local server. Keeping them up to date usually much faster than they would using some mainstream distro that relies on someone else building the packages. You can even build generic packages that work everywhere or have them optimized for each and every system based on their CPU flags. You're building your own distro in other words. Which is why Gentoo is called a "meta distro" by some people. Now the Gentoo project isn't perfect. It has been taken over like most everything else. But thanks to Portage's USE flags you don't have to follow what mainstream Gentoo repos ship by default. Gentoo has a user repo called GURU which is basically like Arch's AUR. Except the packages are much higher quality and better tested. There are tons of pre-made overlays there if you want to do something like replace OpenRC+systemd shims/systemd with something like s6 or runit. There are overlays for doing things like pro-audio/video editing and most everything else you can think of. With Gentoo it's still possible to run a full blown desktop environment using nothing but gtk2+qt applications which are built from modern application source code. You will find that ability no where else. Any distro shipping pre-built binaries and even Gentoo's default config will force you on to gtk3/gtk4 tool kits. With Gentoo you don't even have to run something like udev. You can still run a static /dev without losing the ability to use your hardware and storage devices. The only difference from a udev system is you have to build in support for your input devices manually and manually mount things like usb thumb drives and external HDDs. Which isn't a big deal it's just running "mount". This is also much more secure than the default in every other distro. Since no one can plug-in something like a usb thumb drive into your computer and access it automatically. They can't plug-in devices like key loggers either because they will not work. The system will not mount or use anything automatically. You can also replace udev with something else like mdev if you really want that type of functionality. Impossible to get root through an exploit through systemd+polkit+PAM as well if it isn't on the system. Impossible to get it through sudo too if you don't have it installed. You can use doas instead if you really want that ability or simply use su+switching tty when root is needed. By having a unique system built from source code you avoid 99% of exploits automatically even if you don't understand the underlying code. Your configuration is so unique that no one will write an exploit for it. They'd have to manually access the system somehow then spend a lot of time crafting an exploit for it. Chicken and egg problem for them. Also there is an actual tangible gain in speed on most systems if you build for your CPU's abilities instead of using generic binary. Sometimes it isn't just speed either it's use of resources like RAM. Since if you've excluded half of the crap it claims it needs but really doesn't you don't have that shit in RAM. Nor do you have it spawning daemons and such.
gentoo is cramping my ubuntu-designated workflow. never seen anything seamlessly substitute ubuntu-based distros for the devving they're used for
You can always upgrade to a newer version of Windows.
The only distro I recommend to beginners and will always recommend to beginners is Linux Mint, for a few reasons: 1. It's similar enough to Windows, at least the Cinnamon edition (XFCE edition I would say is closer to XP) 2. It's based on Ubuntu, which is by far the most famous distro out there. Ubuntu itself is also based on Debian, which is another very ubiquitous distro. That means that it will be very easy to find solutions for any kind of problem you might have, even if they aren't provided with Mint in mind. That's the beauty of Linux. 3. It comes with most things you will ever need out of the box, and getting new programs installed isn't difficult, because again, it's based on Ubuntu and Debian. The other thing I want every Linux beginner to understand is that Linux is not Windows, and trying to use Linux as if it were Windows is a losing bet. Linux will never be Windows. What it can be is approachable to beginners (Linux Mint fits that criteria). Just to give an example of what I mean, you will eventually have to learn how to use the terminal, which is actually a first-class citizen here, unlike on Windows. Learning how to use the Linux terminal is probably the single best thing you will ever learn when using this system, because it can be used anywhere, anytime, for any purpose. The terminal looks intimidating, but you can go through it step by step, learning a little bit each day when you can. Linux also rewards people who know the ins and outs of their system well, and learning the terminal is part of that. It's not something that is common on Windows, at least to my knowledge, but it is here. Of course you can try and use Linux without ever touching the terminal, and that might work just fine for you. But I still think it's important to learn, if you can set aside some time to look into it. A lot of times the easiest way, sometimes even the only way to fix a problem or get something done is through the terminal.
Are emulators beneficial? Discuss this topic.
Do they truly help protect video games, or are they an excuse to pirate games?
I look forward to reading your comments. 
>>1704 > it's fair to say that most games released since like 1980 aren't playable anymore, if you aren't willing to spend a lot of money and effort on hardware Why? Ain't there at least few emulators for pretty much every retroplatform?
>>1694 Consider an example: Xenoblade Chronicle X re-release happened only because emulating its Wii version gradually created a demand as people had been getting informed of XCX as a cool thing that's a bit unfinished and is a Wii exclusive. Same for countless other games that got out of stock or got delisted with only maybe scalpers reselling them at unfair prices. Especially for platforms that got deprecated and, again, monopolized as a product to be sold by scalpers. Piracy is archivation. Piracy is also free PR for a product, and signals for a market there's demand with the price seen to be a bit too much. That's why you shouldn't pirate kusoge and completely ignore any crappy or corpodemon software. I'm tired of dealing with any malware personally, so I usually just stuck to supporting devs I like or using free software. I was never in the mood to neurotically manage my internet reputation to get into private tracker circles.
>>1705 sorry, i probably worded it wrong lol. i was talking about playing games on original hardware specifically. yes, there are at least a few emulators for everything, which is exactly my point: emulating is much easier and less costly than playing on original hardware. the convenience is just undeniable, and in either case, no money will ever go to the developers, because they aren't releasing the games anymore.
Which classic Sonic game had the best special stages?
>>571 S3&K's special stages are the most memorable for me, but they made me dizzy as a kid.
Of the true classic games, I'm not sure. Each of them obviously have their own hangups, but I think I'd probably give it to Sonic 1. It's got that 'first game in the series' weirdness concentrated pretty heavily in the Special Stages that have only been done since as homages instead ofna true evolution of the concept. If we count Mania as a sort of neo-Classic, then Mania takes it pretty easily. Well crafted, fun, many different ways to play it. It's a great idea that lends itself well to Sonic. If we're count fangames that emulate Classic, then my true personal favorite is Triple Trouble 16-Bit. Racing Fang to the Emerald, having to hit boosts, dodge his attacks, hit him back, all of it incredibly frantic and keeping you on your toes. The Fang races are so great that when I got the last Emerald I was disappointed that I couldn't keep doing them.
Mania if you count it. CD otherwise, especially in the Taxman port.
>>850 >I don't see why not Probably because it didn't come out during the classic era
I've been wanting to switch from pidgin to a different irc capable client, preferably an open source one but not necessary. Which ones do you guys use? 
Did you get some good exercise today? I walked several miles out on a hot sunny day today and I'm soaked and feel exhausted I think I'm gonna crash right after I post this.
>>11083 I would tell you about all the health benefits, social benefits and so on but I did some reading on philosophy and psychology and so I remain convinced that I train solely for soothing my own ego and externalize self-validation to a reflection of myself in the mirror which makes my pee pee go up. That's just for me. If you want an actual reason why you should train, your appearance is the biggest factor that dictates how attractive, agreeable, and hire-able you are and so being jacked is a massive advantage in your life.
>>11087 >good form Good form alone isn't actually enough for good ROI muscle gain with calisthenics. Now, when the reps are also extra slow... >>11088 Sensible. >If you want an actual reason why you should train, your appearance is the biggest factor that dictates how attractive, agreeable, and hire-able you are Good point if you put up your photo where you're half-naked. Office politics don't like that for some reason. I had to learn the hardest ways that one should have just the monkey "lips forward" face as their default resting bitch face instead of the poker face. Way too many people are hypersensitive to small talk, gestures, emotions, other garbo you have to feed them no not make them feel like you're rejecting their existence. Anyhow I miss getting my nerves wrecked trying not to snap at the people because it's a good fuel to do exercises right at the workplace as I did
>>11088 >If you want an actual reason why you should train, your appearance is the biggest factor that dictates how attractive, agreeable, and hire-able you are and so being jacked is a massive advantage in your life. How can I train my face?
>>11089 >Office politics don't like that for some reason. That's half true. What I meant by that was being conventionally attractive makes it easier to pass the HR shit-test, sniff-test, bull-shit test whatever you want to call it, that you have to take with the recently divorced human resources lady in her mid 40s. Anyways I'm as misanthropic as the next guy in here but talking to people makes me feel marginally better than how I felt before so I don't really mind some small talk here and there. >>11090 Absent of plastic surgery? A good haircut and nicely trimmed facial hair if it suits your face.
>>11089 You seriously don't know anything about training.... Good form ensures that you are exerting force over the same lever of action every time you do the exercise, you can't progress without a consistent form unless you just go batshit insane doing everything to failure (this was a period in my life, though)
Smoking cigs or smoking nigs?
>>11016 This sounds like it's already debunked somewhere.
>>11016 doesn't it increase concetration and calm yo? unless you smoke to the point you get tremors it would make you a better shoot
>>11018 Pretty sure even before tremors it still makes your overall focus worse.
10/10 is Teto Day!!!
It's because she's a 10/10 
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as we all know subbed anime is superior. but are there any specific anime you prefer to watch dubbed? i always watch Naruto and Code Geass with the dub over the sub. mostly for nostalgia reasons, but i also believe that English Lelouch does a better job than Japanese Lelouch which is pretty rare. 
cromartie high was my childhood show i watched first in english so it fits more for me, but if i only saw it for the first time today i wouldnt give the dub a chance
>>1482 Not quite anime but I almost prefer Armored Core English dub for the 1-5 gens. It's really distinctive. But not for gen 6.
english dubs are generaly atrocious.
for older anime i will watch the italian dub since is usualy great
recently there have been more variety in the quality due to streaming and simuldubbing probably also the quantity of them
some are still great like the made in abyss one( happened while dynyt was still alive tough )
>>1482 i wouldn't say "prefer" but i thought some of screams in Fist of the North Star (1986) English dub were funny
Could be personal bias but I can't think of a single piece of Japanese media where I've found the english dub to be better than the original. I've watched dubs in other languages which I actually found superior to the japanese version but for some reason the english dubs of anything Japan are always meh at best. It could be because the dubbing industry in America isn't as developed considering most films are already in English so the few VA available are busy voicing western videogames and cartoons. My other theory is that Japanese producers just don't care about who gets to dub their media so they just go for the cheapest option, it could also be a mix of both theories since maybe quality American VA are too expensive compared to other languages given they get paid millions for how iconic they are, that would explain why animes and japanese vidya usually gets much better dubs in any other European language but English, where you rarely get high profile VA.
Modern consumer-grade laptops tend to have durability issues, while business-class laptops tend to be highly durable but refurbished ones are a few generations behind. There's also smaller companies like Tuxedo, Slimbook, System76, etc that seem to make durable laptops as well.
At this point, is there any mainstream consumer-grade laptop that is actually durable, or are we now limited to business and Linux laptops? 
>>1397 I didnt elaborate I meant to compare business laptop durability and repairability with slimbook's since usually we get refurbished business laptops when we want one of that type
>>1291 I'm personally a fan of my Dell Latitude 5420. I paid 400 USD for 512GB of NVME Storage, Fingerprint reader, 16GB Ram, built-in wifi, pretty good repairability, plus a fuckton of I/O
>>1399 That's the great thing about business laptops like the latitudes and the thinkpads it's very nice
I've been using the Slimbook since it arrived in tuesday and I can conclude that the battery bypass feature is not placebo. The idea is that, once the charge limit is reached, the charging goes straight to the hardware and bypasses the battery to save its lifespan. After intense use of this laptop since tuesday + gaming, the battery cycle count is still at 0!!! I wonder any mainstream brand does this
any hikarins tried emulating Bloodborne yet? it works a good 90% of the time and alot of mods work so I've been obsessed with it the past month
What's your guys' favorite 3DS games?
Mine would have to be Kid Icarus Uprising or the Professor Layton/Ace Attorney crossover
>>1615
only played pokemon rune factory and fantasy life on it
pokemon #1
man i put so many god damn hours into smt iv when i first hacked my 3ds
Kid Icarus: Uprising is literally my favorite game of all time, I poured hours into clearing every board and beating every challenge and getting all the idols and powers, so, so good.
Look at this stupid fucking mouse 
>>11029
Stupid hot Teto stuck in mousetrap 
Sleeping contest: Who wins?
>>10963 CIRNO #1! CIRNO #1! CIRNO #1! CIRNO #1! CIRNO #1! CIRNO #1! CIRNO #1! CIRNO #1! CIRNO #1! CIRNO #1! CIRNO #1! CIRNO #1!
>>10966 Seconding this.
i wish i was kitty my leif would be so much better
they wont fuck up this time right........
first beta was rly fun! definitely some kinks that need to be ironed out but that's standard with every battlefield game, next beta is on the 14th and ill be dropping my steamID in here so maybe some of us can play together 
see you guys soon
>>1586
i'll probably be playing this weekend. i didn't get to play the beta that just ended but i have a 3 day weekend so i should have some time 
This is a wide thread. Post wide hidamaris
>>225 This show gave me nightmares for months and depression for a lifetime.
WIDEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE
Are my fellow hikarin getting into the Halloween spirit?
ohayou hikarins! as you can tell, the site rewrite is live! isn't it great? the dev team put lots of work and lots of love into this project so let's be sure to give them our thanks. in this thread, please report any issues, bugs, comments, questions, or concerns regarding the new site. i will also take the time to highlight some of the major changes and additions since Syrno is a lazy fuck refrained from doing so in the announcement. 
note that the rules have been updated, so be sure to give them another read.
New Additions:
- new imageboard software!
as stated in the announcement, Hikari3 has changed from using Lynxchan to Koshi, a new imageboard software made in-house. the source code can be found here: https://github.com/hikari3-ch/koshi (that is, once the repo is made public). this in itself comes with many improvements, especially under the hood. i'm just a janny so i'm not qualified to list them all, but i can assure you Koshi is pretty great.
- new and improved homepage!
the homepage has been updated with a few new features. the new layout includes a new Featured Threads section, which is pretty self explanatory. hand-picked by (usually) Syrno. at the bottom, there is also an Other Threads section, which will randomly select threads from the SFW boards to showcase. 素敵ですね？
- new 2D Ero board!
a new board has been added for 2D ero images, aka hentai. please be sure to read the rules. note that posts made on this board do not appear in the Latest Posts or Other Threads section on the homepage. this board has been added in place of the Oekaki board, but don't worry! the ability to create your own masterpieces lives on. i'll talk about this later.
- board statistics!
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you can now check the board statistics, a panel that shows activity for each board. this can be found through the button directly to the left of the "Submit a Thread" button on the sidebar.
- upgraded posting!
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there are a few new options and QOL improvements in the posting menu. for one, you can now make new posts from the bottom of the thread. the quick reply panel also now has the emote dropdown menu for your convenience. the "Submit a Thread" button at the top of the sidebar will bring you to a new thread page where you can more elaborately create threads. using either the new thread page or the reply section at the bottom of the thread gives you the option to embed YouTube videos, create polls, and draw your own images! oekaki reborn on every board!
- new CSS themes!
there are some new CSS themes to spice up your browsing experience beyond the standard hikari3 color palette. feel free to check them out! i personally am using Catppuccin Macchiato.
beyond this, there are other new features and changes for you to discover. we hope you enjoy the new site! happy posting. 
...is 2D Ero gone for good? I understand if it is, just wondering y 404
>>1009 I believe it is just down temporarily until the site is transferred to a new domain registrar.
I'm really interested in running an instance of this imageboard software, when it goes public? Maybe i'll contribute, i want to open chudchan, and jschan seems so soulless...
It may sound a bit nostalfag on my part, but I'd like to buy that great console. I have enough money to buy some games.
Which game do you recommend I buy? 
>>1692 Just be sure to buy the Ram expansion slot if you plan to play DK 64 or Majoras mask
Play the games a bit on an emulator and then decide which ones to buy for the console. Personally I'd just play on an emulator straight ahed but it's your money so you choose what to do with it.
>>1687 i have an N64 that i genuinely don't even touch, been thinking of selling it. if i ever want to play N64 games i generally just emulate them.
I love neptunia its such a unique and silly franchise and I haven't found anything that matches it.
Anyone here also love neptunia/compa games?
PLEASE COMPA MAKE THE NEXT NUMBERED SEQUEL FASTER!!!!!!!
Anyone play FFXIV here? Game has gone to shit but I'm still hooked.
I haven't even finished the trial of playing in 2 years. I want an MMO world to escape to but nothing clicks. XIV feels very artificial.
>>1511 since 2021 the game hasn't felt great honestly, from what ive heard from friends who still play the fights are still pretty good but i noticed everything was just becoming so simplified and catered to retards, everything felt so boring and there was no competition left. plus modding has taken over the game 100%
ive gone and resubbed......... game feels meh but i think ill just push through and finish the MSQ
i got to kill arkveld it was very cool and epic
What upcoming holiday are you looking forward to?
>>11038 This image holds truth
Halloween has never been a serious holiday over here since I don't live in the US. It is mainly just promoted by the bug supermarkets and only kids get exited about it but I still find it very cozy. Anyway what holiday I'm more looking up to is Christmas because it can be even more cozy, at least for me 
Have you been taking it easy lately?
no... i am very very busy during the day and drink a lot at night to relax. i can't take it easy.
>>11024 To not be an idiot, please take it easy moderately!
Keep eating unhealthy fast food hikarin so you'll end up like this chubby cutie
>>10991
They do not
>>10996 No, and I think that being reminded of the fact I am dieting is counterproductive to dieting, I just wanted to post something and I was reminded of /fat/ so I posted
>>10979 I thought loli haet pizza?
Would you eat?
I am a preferer of fat chests but I see the appeal of flat chests
>>10971 Wanting a drawing of a woman sounds really misogynistic, objectifying, handholdingualizing, and generally irredeemably problematic. We don't do that here. Wanting a drawing of a child however...
>>10814 Fat saggers won only because Patchouli was the representative. Can't win against Patchouli.Next time try flat Patchouli vs saggers Patchouli.
>>11003
fat saggers won because i want them in my mouth
What's up with you lately?
trying to work up the courage to send job applications but ... it is too much for me
>>10984
Worst they can say is no... or "Unfortunately-"
>>10984 the best way to overcome your anxiety about this is to send out as many as physically possible, even for jobs you don't want or know you won't get. they're just applications. you'll truly feel powerful when somebody actually reaches out to you for a position and you ignore them because you have no obligation to answer. it's not nearly as scary as you think it is.
>>10986 In my case I have a profile open but didn't send any applications. Got some job offers that I turned down. Now I'm full of myself AND anxious. But it's okay, I just need to make my portfolio look good, just 2 more months of making it good and I'll be an industry standard wageslave with an actual chance... >Kagu captcha
>>10984 Protip: send the first batch to vacancies you objectively don't think you'll land; success and good impression in interview won't matter since this is recon + training. Had to learn this the hard way. After the first batch read up on red flags, how employers make the employees the suckers, and what to subtly ask. You could do it beforehand, but interviewers slip up better when the interviewee is clueless. Or just don't overplan and send whatever because at some point overthinking is just absurd brain strain you can't care for long about
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Rei can satisfy my natural gas needs by farting
Are you buying anything from the autumn sale?
I won't be buying anything this year, because I'm saving up for an NVMe, and I still have uncompleted games in my library.
I got Sekiro but most of my game time is spent playing Riichi Mahjong these days 
>>1684 Retarded UI removed image after failing captcha.
i bought death end request
A big cock
I need to stop browsing imageboards the anime art is literally mind breaking me I will never be able to produce that kind of art
>>10918
I just hate when it happens because it makes me feel lonely since this is one of the few websites I actively frequent and the other ones I visit are also drying up in activity as well
I still lurk this cute site, dunno what to say
hello, I have a hifiwalker H2 and I tried to rockbox my thing but I failed and I don't understand the step. it's too confusing for me. can someone help me please. my hifiwalker h2 version is v2
Halo, I have the same model as you but I installed Rockbox on it forever ago, which means I can't remember the specifics of what I did to get it working. I know I got it at a time when the Rockbox website didn't officially support the version of the HiFi Walker H2 that I had, but I got a bootloader for the AIGO Eros QK (same model and firmware version) and it worked with some very minor issues that magically sorted themselves out after a few days. The only problem I've noticed since installing it is that the AIGO Eros firmware replaced the HiFi Walker firmware, but since I only ever boot into Rockbox idc.
https://www.rockbox.org/wiki/AIGOErosQK#Hosted_Port_Installation_40Manual_41 looks like the page I got the upt from. Hopefull this helps at least a little bit
this website is so awsum the creator of it must be the coolest person ever
describe owner chan wit h one word
Since we managed to put Hikari-chan in Japan let's go ahead and leave a mark in unusual places around the world.
In the last thread someone suggested putting the Osaka in another location, since the other was was being removed and there weren't enough people restoring it. I found a decently populated zone in Chile with a large blank space that we can claim
Blue Marble (for loading .pngs): https://github.com/SwingTheVine/Wplace-BlueMarble
Blue Marble Coords: 623 1202 228 944
Map Themes (Use dark theme so you can see where white pixels are): https://greasyfork.org/en/scripts/546642-wplace-map-themes
Direct Link to Location: https://wplace.live/?lat=-29.996731850630262&lng=-70.42667025322265&zoom=12.894664790191456
>>10845 We should always help our friends
Progress is coming along nicely. Looks like mikuchan's banner is complete
>>10897 Maybe hikari has some more images they'd like to add for fun?
Watch out, they're invading!
They are everywhere...
i love VAGINA soooo much
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Hello hikari3 do you own a Switch 2 and if so do you wanna play MKW with me
Here's my friend code: SW-0228-6322-1432 Maybe we can play sometime!!!
>>1677 only a switch one are the friend codes workable on one too
How did some of you learn to code? My attention span is literally worse than a toddler
Depending on the language you choose, the official guides, documentation and "getting started" might be great to learn. Avoid using tutorials because those usually don't really teach you much other than following steps "now do this, now do that". In terms of practice, you can start with experimentations, exercises, etc, and once you feel comfortable enough you can start programming something that you can make use of. It doesn't have to be something incredible or gigantic regardless of your experience, you can make a project as simple as a small script or an application that does something that you need to be done. Don't worry about "reinventing the wheel" or making a program that already exists because you are making it your way and learning in the process.
i did those game-like courses when i got bored. like uh, codecademy or whatever. i put alot of my kiddie hours into that but i kinda forgot most of it anyway cuz i didnt use it afterwards. But i definitely was proficient in the few months i did do those courses
i learned python first, by making a dicksword bot.
it acted as a foundation for lots of different feature ideas you have to learn how to implement, like parsing files, editing images, using apis etc
>>427
I was good at coding, but after a hiatus where I had to learn other stuff, I'm not good coding anymore. 
Now I just vibe code, because that's better than nothing and gets me to learn what I would have not encountered otherwise, especially if I force the LLM bot to explain wtf did he do. 
I diagnose you with stupid roody-poo candy ass syndrome.
Is this just another Hey*ri clone? I almost can't make out the difference between the two.
heyaois unironic pedophiles kind of overpower the cutesty oldfag larp and make the place repulsive
hikarin is worth it, even if he is tsun~ tsun~ 
>>10899 the difference is that this site is actually good
>>10906 Agreed. When the boards split that's when I notice the quality of posts start decreasing (and pedos increasing). It's always been an oldfag larper site but now it's just getting obnoxious and the larp is getting old for me (pun intended). Nowadays I dont care of how oldfag a site is, I only care about post quality and good rules. I used to be obsessed with teh epic old memes and such but I've passed that phrase. We need to create new stuff that lives up to the standards of old and not live in the past all the time.
did other hikarins play silksong? i liked it
>>1647 I am going to make a steam account and play it on the next sale, or maybe buy it on the switch like I did hollow knight
>>1657 how is hollow knight on the switch? is there any anything new compared to the PC version
>>1656 In the High Halls gauntlet. My jaw dropped when I found out that the first Choir Clapper (that's their name apparently) was only the first half of the fight. Eventually, after upgrading my Needle, I could get consistently to the last wave, but it's still a struggle, so I decided to go exploring instead. I read online that Shakra assists you with the fight if you buy all the maps from her, so that's what I'm trying to achieve now
>>1658 I didn't play on PC so technically I wouldn't know but I don't think they added anything
>>1659 is not that hard is simply annoying because is a new enemy with a new moveset at the end of a long gauntlet. the bilewater endboss is probably the hardest boss I have fought so far: very few opening, rare way to gain mana shitty status effect the gauntlet and road to it is easy but excedingly annoying to repeatedly go trough.
Dangerously easy?
