Anyone have that screenshot from 4chan talking about how wokism retreating is merely a veneer for the ideology to actually move underground more subtly? I recall someone made a "don't make me tap the sign" Simpsons bus driver version of it; that would work, too.
> plug-in USB Nintendo pro controller to linux machine > download https://github.com/AntiMicroX/antimicrox > map controller's sticks to mouse movement (left stick) and mouse wheel (right stick) > A is left click, Y is right click, L1 is ctrl+C, R1 is ctrl+V, etc.
@sun I think it has something to do with TorGuard. Some servers work to a certain extent (notifications yield an error and prompt a page refresh), others not at all.
Finished Ganbare Goemon: The Rescue of Princess Yuki for the SFC!
What a frustrating game. Konami was still in their "we need to make this game hard as steel to elongate the game" phase of game development for their non-shmups. I will readily admit to using save states for each new segment in the last few sections of the game to preserve my sanity and stable blood pressure.
Cruel difficulty aside, the game is fun, silly, and colorful. I first played Goemon on the N64, and it's nice to see the 2D games developing those games' sense of humor and aesthetics found in those titles. The enemies and characters from the SFC games were writ large in the N64 titles, and seeing how they developed and where they originated is a good portion of the fun of visiting these older games. The music is pretty good, too, with some excellent late-80s/early-90s Japanese jazz tracks and some jamming Japanese folk electronica throughout.
That said, the game lacked the substance of the later titles and was clearly a case of the devs familiarizing themselves with the new hardware. They make good use of mode 7 here and the controls are tight and fun, but the often overwhelming enemy/projectile count (especially in the top-down sections) are too frustrating and constraining.
Overall 4/10, only for more masochistic gamers and those looking for the origins of Goemon's greater adventures.
@elftummy@wingedhussar @wingedhussar @lykanthrocide > non-Whites are not human - They were not created by God In his image, but rather they were created with the rest of the animals and we have been entrusted with their stewardship. They are humanoid certainly, that is to say they are featherless bipeds, but they are completely dissimilar to us and lack the capacity to be ensouled.
I don't think I've ever heard such an opinion phrased this way. How did you come to this conclusion? What Biblical evidence is there for it?
Also, how does that account for a mixed race person, e.g. a person with a Russian parent and an aboriginal parent? Do you hold that such a person can have a soul?
@elftummy@tyler@wingedhussar cynocephaly was a remnant of Greek tradition and predates the official arrival of the Gospel in Greece. You still have yet to demonstrate, Biblically or otherwise, how it follows that only "whites" (whatever that means) can claim descent from Adam.
Liftbros, I need some help. My left ulnar nerve is pinched, and my left shoulder and the general area around the left back side of my neck (between 6 o'clock and 9 o'clock) ache like mad. The pain is about a 6 or 7 of 10. The pain in neck and shoulder has been perennial for about 4 years now, but has fluctuated in intensity. Most of the time, it's mild and only slightly deterring, but there are a few days like today when it flares up something vicious.
I tried physical therapy at a physical therapy gym, then stopped once I figured out the issue and the stretches and exercises to do (e.g. lateral raises). Here's what I want to know:
- Should I continue lifting regularly (bicep curls, tricep curls, bench presses, forearm blasters) along with the physical therapy exercises, or should I focus on healing the aching shoulder/neck area first? - Any advice on non-exercise methods of reducing and/or eliminating flare-ups and stiffness? - The physical therapy staff said I needed to strengthen my shoulders and back muscles overall. They said I have good posture, but they are correct that I don't often work out my shoulders/back muscles aside from whatever I get from my usual regiment. Does working out the shoulders and back help over time? How often should I do it?
@BowsacNoodle@RedpillBot@SuperSnekFriend@flux_the_cat@Hoss Thanks for the info, @Arty24! While I have your attention, another thing that's been on my mental backburner: I recall reading somewhere that the Polish government conducted an investigation that corroborated the findings in the Leuchter report. Does that ring any bells for you? Any leads on where to find said Polish gov't. report?
I've been thinking about this meme, and after doing some very light digging, I'm beginning to wonder about its veracity. What is the origin of the document displayed? Is there a higher resolution version of it the words of which aren't mostly illegible? When was it made and why? I tried the site in the meme, and it's some weird news site now. I've read some alleged denials that the Red Cross was involved at all with the document as well, and I find that tantalizingly strange.
I want to know more about this, as I've seen the 300,000 number thrown around by people who know the truth about the Holohoax as though its as solid a number as muh 6 gorillion.