/kc/ - Krautchan

 >>/44693/
 >>/44693/
> Well meself just dipping my feet into regex so (I have earlier experiences, just as shallow), it's never too late to figure what's what.

Indtradesting

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 >>/44693/
Have some Hungarian twitters

https://twitter.com/ErkMrk1
https://twitter.com/Dudlingerovics

And an archive from an old Hungarian comic called "Jucika". It funny
https://twitter.com/JucikaInOrder
https://twitter.com/JucikaDaily

And some benis in bagina twidders :DDDDD

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 >>/44767/
> Father just phoned me about afghanistan. He says Taliban is a mossad plot to murder Nuristanis who are descendants of Central Asian Hungarians. I love him so much
I knew it!

Kohl had Jucika threads, and I saved some. It's a comic strip from the 60s by Pusztai Pál funny name, "pálpusztai" is a very smelly type of Hungarian cheese
Here some more (other comics too can be found on this blog):
https://kepregenymuzeum.blog.hu/tags/s%3Ajucika
Here's about Jucika in English:
https://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/ComicStrip/Jucika

 >>/44772/
these are remarkably clever
is text just a crutch for hacks?

 >>/44779/
> is text just a crutch for hacks?
Different medium. But telling a story with pictures has a long history. Longer than writing.
Understanding them needs a deeper knowledge of the context perhaps.

https://ubuntu.com/tutorials
I think it's community maintained so the quality of individual tutorials can vary. The steps are divided into pages, and some tutorials offer different level of depth for the explanations (like novice and exbert).
Also these are written for Ubuntu, but most stuff can be adapted to Debian based distros, and beyond that, to any distro if one is familiar with the differences.

http://www.fmriconsulting.com/brodmann/Interact.html

You click on brain area - you see its function

 >>/45727/
I thought all processes are handled by the whole brain - well a continuously changing web of synapses. This is why some people can recover from certain brain injuries.
Although I have not checked yet, maybe there are overlaps in brain areas and functions.

 >>/45728/
> I thought all processes are handled by the whole brain 
Some parts are responsible for specific functions. These parts can indeed work together (e.g. vision - frontal parts, occipital zones, parts of midbrain - they work together, but each part is responsible for its own function).
Many people with strokes can't recover - they can lose vision, ability to walk, fine motor skills etc
Also great example is lobotomy. 
So it depends on injury.

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A potentially good website: The Daily WTF
https://thedailywtf.com

Now the selected post in the screenshot could be bs, how she could get through HR I dunno. There are better stuff in there.
I could find the "archive", but couldn't find a navigation button that jumps to the very first post, to start browsing from there. Ofc url can be edited.

 >>/46037/
Looks ebin. Any more tech blogs like this around?

*SWPRS*
It short for Swiss Policy Research Something Or The Like I'm not sure.
I dunno who they are - the site is very quiet about this, not like the usual "think tank" - but this says:
> independent, nonpartisan and nonprofit research group investigating geopolitical propaganda
Lot about this covid pandemic (I found them while browsing this topic), but the titles of other articles are really eye catching like:
> The American Empire and Its Media
> The Syria Deception
> The “Israel Lobby”: Facts and Myths 
But literally all sounds breddy gud.
Anyway I understand if someone wants to preserve his anonymity, but the secrecy makes this things seem a bit shady (the couple articles I skimmed don't give the shady vibe, I dunno about the others)

https://swprs.org/contact/

 >>/46100/
Dun goofed:
*SWPRS

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Not necessarily a website, but funy nonetheless.

Cursed Balkan Youtube comments twitter account. Now you too can experience a never ending list of premier Balkan banter and shitposting. Also includes extra countries liek England, Russia and Turkey *etc** just for giggles.
 
https://twitter.com/CursedBalkanYT

 >>/46046/
Waiting for answer fam

 >>/46117/
Why is it cursed?
> Waiting for answer fam
Sorry, I don't think I know more. When I come across something I'll post it.

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 >>/46120/
> Sorry, I don't think I know more. When I come across something I'll post it.

Oghey

> Why is it cursed?
Because, it is?
It's a meme phrase that describes unnerving and unsettling content. Liek fail threads in 4chan's /b/ board

 >>/46152/
> Because, it is?
> It's a meme phrase 
Ah.

Ask questions about Middle Earth. And related stuff.
It even features downloadable guides.
https://askmiddlearth.tumblr.com/post/41765286488/the-seven-daily-hobbit-meals

 >>/46117/
it's not banter if people are serious about it.

 >>/46179/
Sometimes it's hard to distinguish what is satire and was is serious on the internet. Most of the people behind those youtube comments/general posts are school kids, so that also affects the dialog that gets made sometimes.

Still nice joges around there tbh. But the humor is not for everyone.

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 >>/46179/
Some sure. Others aren't. Some has in their job description to escalate quarrels...

 >>/46181/
Yeah Poe's law applies even if the views expressed not extreme but the most everyday comment. It cannot be known if genuine or irony, satire, parody, or simple lie.
> school kids
Or dogs. Noone knows you are a dog on the internet.

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https://rsoe-edis.org/eventMap
Map of world disaster/incidents in real time.

http://warrenmars.com/poetry/poems.htm
Poems by a man.

https://3dwarehouse.sketchup.com/collection/3bdeb3a2-c793-4679-aff3-4bbbffc75a2c/URBAN-FARM#
3D aquaponic setup diagrams.

 >>/16220/
Cool. I wish I knew this skill better. 
My Dad can tie heaps and makes me feel dumb for not knowing any.
 >>/16249/
I didn't know of this. Thanks.
I read Finnegans Wake years ago and stopped reading altogether because of it. 
 >>/16505/
I watch that youtube bloke sometimes. 
 >>/17390/
I used to be really into maps, especially language group maps and ancient one that have shit that was unfounded (piri reis etc)

 >>/46293/
> Map of world disaster/incidents in real time.
Bit laggy on my potato.
> Poems
I see he does many stuff.
> aquaponic
I'd rather hydropony.
When veggies are grown with fish poop.

 >>/46294/
> I wish I knew this skill better. 
It is very easy to learn a couple of useful knots.

I really should revisit the sites posted here. Have someone invented a time extending machine?

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I found something cool:
Medieval Fantasy City Generator
https://watabou.itch.io/medieval-fantasy-city-generator
> This application generates a random medieval city layout of a requested size. The generation method is rather arbitrary, the goal is to produce a nice looking map, not an accurate model of a city. 
Protip: press "tab" for control window.
Keyboard shortcuts:
https://watabou.itch.io/medieval-fantasy-city-generator/devlog/494692/keyboard-shortcuts-and-mouse-actions

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 >>/51520/
What I miss from this is somehow rearranging the town. At least deleting individual buildings would be cool.

But wait, there is more!
From the same dude/dudes here's this:
https://watabou.github.io/
1. Fantasy region generator (can add towns and "dangers")
2. Medieval Fantasy City Generator
3. Neighbourhood Generator
4. Mansion generator (simple 3d and floor plans)
5. Village Generator
6. One Page Dungeon Generator

 >>/51520/
 >>/51521/
Looks ebin. Gonna have to try this out later

 >>/51529/
It has it's shortcomings. But for illustration or to get a general idea about a settlement, it's good.
A medieval town builder is needed, combined with a generator something like this:
https://www.rpglibrary.org/utils/meddemog/

 >>/51545/
It's still good. T.Hanks for the link

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Speaking of websites, let's talk about our board.

We have old banners from years ago. With one linking to an old domain. Will mods update the info on the banners and/or add new banners? Time will tell

 >>/51576/
You are right. I'll look into it sometimes.

 >>/51576/
I could replace banners if someone makes new ones.

Perhaps this should go into the tech thread. But it is a great ChatGPT website:
https://chat-jai-pete.fr/

 >>/51579/
Thank you for your service.
I'll see what can be done about it.

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All right. This is a great website:
Human and Cartographic History of the Galápagos Islands
https://whalesite.org/GT/INDEX.htm
Bunch of information in text. Lots of data. Simple navigation
Thank you, Mr John Woram, and thanks to whalesite.org for preserving it.

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 >>/54793/
Very /kc/ tier. I liek it.

Some websites that let you play online console games for free. Stuff liek PS1, Sega Genesis, Amiga, MS-DOS games, etc. All of them run well.

https://www.retrogames.cc/

https://www.retrogames.onl/

https://www.retrogames.co.uk/

 >>/54812/
I'm glad.

 >>/54813/
That's based. I don't really know any games on console.
I think PS1 has stuff like Tomb Raider. Resident Evil. Not a fan either.
Btw just tried stuff there like Mario, and some random car racing. No controller is somewhat a problem, but keys are configurable so that's something.

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 >>/54826/
> That's based. I don't really know any games on console.

That's why I'm happy the emulation scene exists online. Loads of classic games are available for free. Especially ones that never made it into the EU.

> I think PS1 has stuff like Tomb Raider. Resident Evil. Not a fan either.
Try playing Megaman Legends 1 and 2, Misadventures of Tron Boone, Darkstalkers, Thunderforce V (Sega saturn version is the better one), Silent Hill 1, Parodius to start. Lots of good gems to choose from.

> no controller is somewhat a problem, but keys are configurable so that's something.
Buy old PS3 or Xbox One controller. Hook it up to ur computer using bluetooth or USB cable.

It works for me on my desktop apps. But I dunno if any website I sent lets you use an external controller. Keyboard is still a good option though

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Also have some more online games. Mostly flash ones

https://flashgames.cx/

Oldie, but still a goodie
https://www.newgrounds.com/

And emulators if you wanna try out more console games. They work on Linux too. 


PS3
https://rpcs3.net/

Xbox
https://xemu.app/docs/download/#download-for-linux

Xbox 360
How to Run Xenia (Xbox 360 Emulator) on Linux [2025] - YouTube


https://youtube.com/watch?v=HwNHiJGBWz4

https://xenia-emulator.com/download/

https://github.com/xenia-project/xenia

PS4
https://pcsx4.com/

 >>/54868/
I think flashgames are redone in canvas and JS. Or whatever else, not sure.
Played come Rebuild or Rebuild 2 perhaps not too long ago.
> xemu
Might have heard about that one.

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An awesome site with all the works of a German assburger who made drawings of over 9000 (about 800) German castles. Or rather their reconstruction, based on historical sources.
His works are downloadable in pdf formats, by state.
https://www.burgrekonstruktion.de/

Just look at these.

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 >>/54898/
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This is just the most assburger thing ever. I'm so bookmarking this and downloading the ebooks later.

Thanks!

 >>/54920/
The drawings are also can be viewed in the gallery.

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 >>/54921/
I liek having them as epub files a lil better. Sometimes I go out innawoods to draw and paint things and have no internet. Having them offline helps to motivates me. And maybe as a quick reference on what I can draw next.

 >>/54961/
That sounds really neat.
I also like having my local copy. Never can know when things disappear from the internet.

KC is not working at all without TOR.
Is it finally over? Is orgchan (hosted in Ukraine) actually fast? is anyone posting there?
Are there alternative KCs (not hosted in Ukraine)?

No idea.
There is .rip.

 >>/54972/
It is over.

 >>/54970/
You're on it.

 >>/54977/
Here is like 3.5 persons posting