>>480010 POWnd your asshole

>>108769 >>108771 Oh, and checking the logs, Kazu deleted my posts globally.

>>108774 >>108775 YEAH FAST!

>>108774 >>108775 >yfw they do a Tails show but where he's all grown up like Enzo from the last season of Reboot >Sonic is gone, disappeared in Chemical Plant zone >Tails uses guns, drones, and a sort of mecha suit that gives him jet propulsion >he's super edgy and smokes cigars, and talks like Duke Nukem >terminates badniks with extreme prejudice >but its all a cover as we find that deep inside he's still a wounded kid who lost his best buddy and hero to Robotnik

>>108777 >kevin smith's sonic the hedgehog

>>108473 >Girls Sweat & Gun Oil I was looking at Yankee Candles the other day unironically and didn't come across any of these scents. WTF man I want one now. >>108519 Indeed, hell a house built with energy efficiency in mind could totally run purely off solar, though I'd also want a wood stove fireplace just in case the panels fail which is unlikely so long as you don't buy cheap Chinesium ones. Problem is those will fetch a pretty penny to build and most Americunt homes are constructed out of cheap materials and often have a lot of corners cut like "balloon framing" and thin walls which is why they have a service like of only 15 years or less before they start sagging like a deflating balloon all the while homes built a hundred years ago are still standing tall even in the face of earth quakes. Monolithic Domes are a great example of sturdy newer homes that will last the elements and keep you warm for less energy and it baffles me that they don't just build more of these in Florida or out in Tornado Ally but whatever Americunts are retard and cheapskates I guess. Personally I hope to some day own a traditional stone and mortar home though because those are sexy. Seriously though if these old stone houses that can double as a fortress don't give you a throbbing erection then I think you might be gay and not the manly gym bro type of gay but the effeminate soyboi type of gay who likely owns a Apple Mac-book air and also wears Patagonia clothing despite having never gone hiking in them.

>>108779 Walls that can actually stop a bullet make a lot more sense then plywood, and spackle, but as you said. Cheap sells.

>>108426 >they control all information sources and all thought >therefore they're losing power and desperate Imagine being this stupid. >>108454 Ideologically agreed. >>108455 So just ban them, then. It's not hard to understand. >>108534 >Cheaper to go to tj-max or Marshalls to buy candles, Best place to get candles, honestly. Though you have to be careful since most of the brands are soy-based and/or openly support BLM and queers right on the candle glass itself. DW Home seems to be paraffin and doesn't (at least openly) suck nigger/faggot dick. Though their prices have been ticking up recently since people prefer them to Yankee. >>108621 Just open your browser inspector. If you can see the content, it's already on your machine and you can rip the file however you like.

>>108683 Do it faggot.

>>108608 >https://archive.md/MVZdk >On what basis do you believe that a collapse of the global supply chain is probable by 2030? >I believe that the collapse of our global civilization is both inevitable and imminent. Climate changes make it inevitable. Peak oil and cultural bankruptcy make it imminent. >climate changes Opinion discarded.

>>108783 Also >peak oil Discarded for that alone. >>108769 >There's a systematic "demoralization campaign" running on pretty much every non-leftist discussion site. The trick to defeating this "campaign" you imagine is to have better control over your emotions than leftists do. You can't be demoralized if you don't let your hormonal releases do your thinking for you.

>>108774 >Netflix Automatically shit.

>>108783 >>108784 I don't really care for the klymatte chenji part, but I do think it matters for societal collapse or if china decides to blockade the pacific and somehow win, maybe with 1 billion autonomous minelayers, or anti-satellite warfare, or some other trickery. Peak oil won't matter until at least 100 years from now if it happened today, but you never know.

>>108722 Anything associated with nutsees drops in value. So fag celebrity bought NFTs, and they found out the cartoonist was a racist, and the price dropped to nothing. I forget the article.

>>108786 >if china decides to blockade the pacific and somehow win China's navy is 25% ships that every Western navy considers obsolete. They're incapable of even controlling the strait between them and Taiwan. I wouldn't worry about it.

>>108780 Yeah...

>>108788 Making computers from cheap components is still something I enjoy attempting, but I'd understand most people wouldn't be bothered. The chinese navy also has only 2 carriers and 50000 small speedboats, but I'm reminded of that article where a russian plane flies over a cruiser and the crew was reported to be heavily demoralized, allegedly because all their comms were scrambled, and without gps they were lost at sea.

>>108781 If you need to crack down so hard despite having all the control then are they really in control of anything? Australia still has opposition from the people despite their attempts. It's not over for them yet.

>>108790 >PLA Navy will crush the Jewnited States you just wait, this is the age of the Chicom hegemony! I always find people who make these claims laughable because they clearly don't know shit. There's a reason China would rather just build a dozen anti ship cruise missiles instead.

>>108608 >https://archive.md/CcD12 <a holistic approach to computing and sustainability I have so many things to complain about.

>...Forgot webm Behold the Mainlands mighty battle ship!

>>108791 >despite I don't think you understand. This is what they want. This is the end game of their goals. No one will be able to think, act, or exist outside of the exact rules and restrictions they create. When resistance is made impossible because no one can even think about it, that's when they've won irreversibly. They're not "cracking down." They're simply moving to the next step of their control.

>>108795 aw poor little fellas they're trying their little hearts out

>>108794 They made a small little virtual machine named uxn because electron is bloat and everything else wasn't cross platform enough for simple programs. The spirit of the article is we shouldn't need bloated operating systems and programs with large resource consumption for simple everyday tasks, and therefore lighter hardware would be ideal. I'd toss in being against biannual phone upgrades as well but I doubt anyone here would use a phone new enough to get security updates.

>>108793 Are you trying to claim that modern navies fight with something other than missiles?

>>108799 Missiles are fine, I'm just implying I wouldn't trust the Chicom ships in their current state to launch them effectively without sinking afterwards.

>>108798 I stuck with my old Samsung Galaxy flip phone for decades until I was forced to switch over because my carrier no longer supported the hardware. Still got it laying in a drawer, I occasionally drag it out to wright down stuff and use the shitty potato camera. I miss having a physical keyboard for typing, that shit was comfy as heck.

>>108796 Like I said earlier, there is still minor resistance towards this so it's not over yet despite how bleak it looks. If it were just rapping up they wouldn't need to announce it since they're rapping up the loose ends and declare it done already. But they're still going to clamor down even more under the guise of "protecting trust in the government". If they need to maintain faith in government meant via silence that means civilians don't give a shit, or they're fed up. Either way will cause defiance in government rule either hard or soft. I'm not the most optimistic but If Stalinist levels of control could fall so can Australia's government and they're not even not for the lack of trying mind you.

>>108802 Problem was the main buyer was teens, and they would drop it, get sand in there, and generally ruin whatever mechanism pulls the keyboard out. I'm sure one day we'll see those linux phones finally bring them back, I already saw one coming out soon but its $700.

ARE YOU OKAY!?!?!? NEW THREAD: >>480098 >>480098 >>480098 >>480098 >>480098 >>480098 >>480098 >>480098

>>108541 >>108545 Roberts is selling jpgs for what 8 years now with Star Citizien, doesn't feel any different to me

>>108774 >Netflix >SEGA going full pozz Expect a token SOMEWHERE, even if hidden away.