No.861
Threads like these make me nervous. With current events its very easy to steer into /pol/ territory, even on a site as well moderated as kissu.
Sorry for the meta.
No.862
>>861Yeah well the last one was fine and people only linked stuff relevant to kissu's interests and not /pol/ related so I don't worry.
In gaming news: Bobby Kotick, one of the cancers of the gaming industry, may finally be leaving Activision/Blizzard.
https://archive.ph/qzzFfhttps://arstechnica.com/gaming/2021/11/after-bombshell-report-activision-employees-walk-out-demand-ceo-resign/ No.863
>>862This was the sort of article I was nervous about...
No.864
>>861Just hide the seasonal boards.
No.865
>>863What's so political about it... One of the guys who's helmed the decline of a great deal of game companies could finally be ousted.
No.866
>>865It's not political, but it's got a similar smell. It's the same social media topic of the week drama-ey type thing, if that makes any sense.
No.867
>>866If the potential resignation of one of the biggest game publisher's CEO is drama of the week material then I don't know what isn't...
No.869
>>868Get some math books and read em over the blackout
No.870
>>869I'm really bad at math, maybe this is my chance to finally learn!
No.876
>>872Who are you quoting?
No.894
The RSF made a minecraft world:
https://www.uncensoredlibrary.com/en "even where almost all media is blocked or controlled, the world’s most successful computer game is still accessible. Reporters Without Borders (RSF) uses this loophole to bypass internet censorship to bring back the truth – within Minecraft."
No.895
>>894this is just begging for certain memes with the language used in it
No.977
Looks like we're covid paranoid again. Air Canada restricting flights from South Africa.
No.1011
>>1009Well that is exactly why the treaty against anti-ballistic missile technology used to exits. I don't think it will change much though, you would have to be 100% sure that you could shoot down 100% of all incoming nukes over 100% of the country, or you end up with cities being nuked anyway. Plus in competitive environments like this where both nations are working on better missiles how can you even be sure you actually can shoot them down? It's a big risk to take. On top of that there are other ways they could deliver nukes that would be much harder to prevent or even impossible.
For example Russian and Chinese subs are becoming much harder to detect, it's said that Russian subs can't be found by passive sonar anymore. So if one of these subs evaded the US navy and surfaced a few kilometres from New York or LA, then what? Your anti-missile system won't be good enough to stop something that close and that sudden. They have missiles that travel far faster than bullets.
No.1012
>>1011Well, an issue with the hypersonic weapons is that they're too fast to detect, and due to their speed, they might be too fast to shoot down. With conventional ICBMs, there's at least the potential for MAD because the 15 minute time between lift-off and impact leaves plenty of time to confirm the validity of the attack, and then mount a counter-strike. With hypersonic weapons, that may not still be the case, and one would hope it would not make those with their finger on the button more prone to want to act with haste.
As far as these weapons are concerned, they very much go against the spirit of MAD, and really can only be interpreted as developing first-strike capability, meanwhile the US has been focusing on simply modernizing its existing arsenal rather than developing new weapons.
This new cold war sucks.
No.1113
There's been a tornado outbreak. It's weird, I noticed dark storm clouds earlier in the day but didn't think anything of it. Well, they turned into something later on.
https://twitter.com/US_Stormwatch/status/1469549456932544513 No.1114
>>1113don't huricanes get predicted a week in advanced. How do tornado conditions blindside people
No.1124
>>1113apparently this was a legendary tornado it did an endurance run
No.1125
>>1124As in it's coming back for more or it went on for a long time?
No.1126
>>1125i hope it doesn't come back; it killed alot of people for a tornado
No.1127
>Power outages!, all of the EV owners better keep their vehicles at home and take a gasoline powered Uber.
The irony of modern technology being held back by undeveloped logistical networks, but i guess the areas that get hit hardest by these things are the ones with the least money.
No.1128
Tornado outbreak story update. 22 confirmed tornadoes.
https://abcnews.go.com/US/50-dead-tornadoes-devastate-kentucky/story?id=81672801>>1114The best that meteorologists can say is "there will probably be the right conditions to produce tornadoes in a couple days. Maybe.". It's really unpredictable, and when there's too many false alarms people stop paying attention, which was a problem in the past. A couple of years ago it was predicted a week ahead of time there that there was going to be a major outbreak, but then thankfully it didn't happen.
A "tornado watch" is when the conditions are right and they tend to blanket large areas to let people know, but a "tornado warning" is when there's direct sight of a funnel or radar-indicated rotation, either still in the clouds or on the ground. There's a huge difference between them, and thankfully even "warnings" rarely produce tornadoes on the ground.
Then, once it's on the ground it's still unpredictable. Even professional stormchasers with decades of experience have died when a tornado changed course.
>>1125Long lifetime of a single funnel.
No.1130
>>1129I'm not directing this at you, but this is the worst kind of "article". It's just "here is how twitter is reacting" and it lacks any journalistic merit. It's not news, it's not a story, it's not anything. Kotaku is terrible for many reasons and this matome-like mimicry is certainly one of the reasons why.
I hope this didn't sound judgmental towards you or anything, I just hate this clickbait filler.
No.1132
>>1130Why are you bringing me up in the first place if you wanted to make it about the article in the first place. Piss off asshole.
No.1133
>>1130You should have been more judgmental, you're replying to someone who reads articles like that and finds them worthwhile.
No.1155
>>1132>Piss off asshole.Rude
No.1163
>>1162I sure hope they're not testing those mRNA vaccines on those endangered cats!
No.1186
>>1184Didn't mean to submit post yet. There's big dust storms blocking visibility.
https://twitter.com/KWCH12/status/1471203794641997826Lots of drought + lots of wind
No.1187
>>1186"May you live in interesting times"
No.1203
covid protectiona are such a mess. Government spent so much of everyone's time and money on preventions and as soon as restrictions are lifted double vaccinated gatherings show that it's still at its peak.
https://montreal.ctvnews.ca/mobile/one-dinner-seven-old-friends-six-omicron-infections-the-new-reality-says-montreal-man-1.5711050 No.1204
>>1203Getting infected really isn't that big of a deal if you're vaccinated since you're magnitudes less likely to have a severe case that requires hospitalization. Which was basically the point of vaccines in the first place... Don't know why people are expecting it to magically disappear just because people are 70% less likely or whatever to contract it. 30% are still getting it.
No.1205
>>1204Might not be like it where you live but the government thinks that everyone has to be completely immune. This is partly due to public reception of the virus. This means it's possible that the definition of fully vaccinated goes up every time the public is in hysteria. Fully vaccinated individuals are currently the only ones allowed into public social spaces. Also governments are currently implementing more restrictions on public gatherings. Definition of being effectively masked for medical professionals in Ontario is changing from 1 cloth mask to 2 cloth masks or a medical mask.
Severe cases, death cases, vaccinations. None of it matters. Goverment wants 100% removal or for the public to stop caring about it(if 9/11 is any measure people won't)
No.1209
>>1203One of the smart people said early on that we're only as strong as the weakest country since we're all connected now. Off the top of my head the three mutations I remember are from Brazil, India and most recently South Africa. People can minimize the damage outside those areas, but as long as there are poor countries where viruses have free rein it will keep mutating. I think the "hope" is that eventually there will be a relatively harmless variant that becomes dominant.
No.1210
>>1209>I think the "hope" is that eventually there will be a relatively harmless variant that becomes dominant.Isn't that pretty much already what omicron is? From what I've heard, it causes milder symptoms than the flu, but has the infectivity of a cold.
No.1244
I try to avoid news
No.1281
>>1280Also hopefully any kissu anos in florida have good shelter to take cover in.
No.1282
>>1281I live in hurricane country. The strategy is to just get good insurance and evacuate inland. I got a new car once!
Evacuating from a peninsula is tough that
No.1283
>>1282oh no what happened???? COME BACK!
No.1290
https://www.theguardian.com/food/2022/sep/27/its-official-coffee-is-good-for-you-just-like-red-wine-dark-chocolate-beerpretty strong study (500,000 participants) shows that coffee is good for the heart, so I'm about to drink a litre a day
No.1291
>>1290I've never been more shocked than finding out anon reads the Guardian of all papers
No.1292
>>1291no one reads papers on the internet
No.1295
>>1290Concerningly smug article. I don't like how it compares moderate consumption of beer with the same for chocolate, because alcohol still carries a number of problems that you'll never get from cocoa.
Anyways, I went and read the paper, and I'm not convinced. Even though it uses the term "cause" multiple times, all it's doing is point out a correlation. It's literally just statistics. In fact, look at this line:
>Participants’ level of physical activity was not considered due to missing data in 17.4% of the cohort.That's a massive flaw. What I find much more plausible is that coffee drinking is associated with a set of behaviors that can reduce cardiovascular risk, like a less sedentary lifestyle. And keep in mind, this doesn't take away the other effects of caffeine like anxiety and insomnia, the paper itself mentions this. "Good for you" is just the usual media exaggeration.
No.1296
>>1295It's written for layman. Large datasets have merit in of themselves.
No.1297
>>1296Yeah, but since it's so large they could've afforded to drop that 17% for a more complete analysis. Ignoring exercise when it comes to cardio is silly.
No.1385
>>1329Do schools these days assume children have no family? Or dont even watch television where basic things like this are brought up if they dont/are neglected?
This seems like a topic that should only be brought up for seriously emotionally disturbed children uninterested in hygiene and the severely disabled
No.1386
>>1385Public schools are designed to replace homeschooling in the first place so this is not at all surprising.
No.1389
>>1387You've always been able to make money from games, certain MMOs at least. It just becomes a matter of it usually not being financially competitive compared to other online work. The model is nothing new with a paid subscription being common with this sort of game.
This youtuber is just opposed to the concept of cryptocurrency, look at his other videos
No.1390
>>1387I auto-ignore any youtube videos with that particular graphic in the thumbnail.
No.1391
>>1387It makes sense as a profitable business since it's basically encouraging people to pay for it like gacha but with the bonus incentive that you can get money out of it if you work hard enough so people will delude themselves into believing that they're going to make it. I wouldn't be surprised if the developers have some top chart accounts that "make" a bunch of money so that people can aspire to those heights themselves.
No.1395
>>1394The graph says bad, but Kuon's ears are predicting great fortune and growth for Kuon stock in the future!
No.1396
>>1394That is a good question. But before we get to that, this Kuon is sponsored by
WORLD OF TANKS, and
RAID: SHADOW LEGENDS.
No.1397
>>1396i'm not sure it's possible to make this any better
No.1399
>>1396sorry but not even Kuon can get me to reinstall anything by Wargaming.
No.1405
Breaking news:
Chess prodigy sues chess prodigy!
No.1414
>>1405Was it about the buttplug vibrator thing
No.1415
>>1414that scandal yes. But this is about Magnus and his sponsors trying to prevent him from being able to play.
No.1416
Gaming scandals make me so glad I almost never play modern games anymore
No.1417
>>1416I don't think I'd consider chess modern....
No.1418
>>1417I was talking about something else but I would definitely the culture around chess has changed dramatically in the last 5 years
No.1419
>>1414What happened? I am afraid of what I will find if I type chess buttplug into google.
No.1420
>>1419A top 10 player vs the #1 player and won.
The top 10 guy had a bit of a poor reputation with having used AI to boost his rating when playing online.
So the #1 player accused him of cheating in a live match in front of the audience.
No one knows how he could have been cheating so the leading joke theory is he had a vibrating blutooth butt plug giving him the AIs movements
No.1429
chess authority lays down new regs: mandatory bussy inspections
No.1455
>>1454of course it's the israelis
No.1456
if i recognize the state of israel can i have a tank unit harem of my own?
No.1482
>>1454That's cool. I think it's better that they are in their own units for multiple reasons. One issue is that it turns the army into a nightclub type environment. I know somebody in my countries air defence(which falls under artillery), a few years ago they let women into the branch and it was done by simply letting them join existing units, allot of friendships were broken over fighting over women and he really doesn't like how it affected the unit(though he is engaged to one of these women as well so it's not like he is not a part of it).
I think if you have a bunch of young single men and women sitting around doing nothing all day you are just asking for trouble.
No.1483
>>1482maybe it's better since a lot of social issues come out of ex-military who leave and then can't integrate into a civil life. Blending the civil with military might help in situations with lots of stress. Ukraine has 15% of it's active combatants as women.
> https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Women_in_the_Ukrainian_militaryConflict will likely determine how a lot of gender splits work in military. This Israeli plan might be a result of it.
No.1484
>>1483I very much doubt it would be, you are ruining the cohesion of the unit.
Though it would depend on the culture of the nation, I am from a western nation that's hyper sexualised with a dating culture. In nations where casual relationships are less common it would be different, they might view it more professionally. I don't know how Israel fits into that.
But then Israel always had women in the army because they were always under threat and needed all the people they could get, Ukraine is like that too, and the separatist region who employ women as well for that matter.
No.1485
>>1484yes. US, Can or UK military are basically just civilians LARPing as military.
No.1486
And then you have things like Chinese or Russians which are just drunks larping and military
No.1487
I have been reading a lot of articles about "eco-anxiety" which I get in a sense but it reminds me of the nuclear anxiety thing people alive during the cold war felt.
Maybe this existential dread is just the human condition exacerbated or identified as something topical
No.1488
>>1487>Maybe this existential dread is just the human conditionI think it truly is the human condition to just be dreadfully anxious about various issues within our lives. The most common of which throughout humanity's existence are probably: hunger, disease, and war.
No.1489
https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2022/oct/28/elon-musk-twitter-disasterThe contents of the article are opinion, but personally I would be glad if Twitter joined in on the collapse so that the only platforms left are reddit, tiktok/insta, forums and imageboards
No.1490
as long as Japanese twitter is unchanged I don't care about the screeching of woke twitter and all the typical bluemarks
No.1491
>>1490eh, I wasn't making a political statement at all? Why are you bringing that up?
I just meant that it's a company that will go the way of Meta.
What do you mean by woke? Could you explain?
No.1492
And also since you're proposing all platforms are fine as long as they have art... what are your opinions on SankakuComplex?
No.1493
>>1488Probably helps in survival
No.1494
>>1492I don't think about sankaku at all; haven't really touched it since years. I follow more on twitter than just art from Japan though.
>>1491No i'm not going to bother to explain woke to you.
No.1495
>>1494No, I think you should explain what you mean by woke. You started the conversation so you should follow through with it.
No.1496
>>1489You know, further centralizing the internet wouldn't be a good thing, I'm surprised a guardian reader would think that.
No.1497
Don't explain anything!! Keep the other guy in suspense
No.1499
I'm not explaining because his tone implies to me he already knows and is waiting for something.
No.1500
>>1489I don't care if it collapses or not. It would just be replaced by something else if it did anyway. It's a pretty stupid purchase though. If somebody other than Musk had done this I would assume there was a secret and cunning plan they had to monetise it but I really doubt he has one.
A free and open 'town square' is not a very good idea either, in order to attract as many users as possible people have to feel comfortable on the platform and they are not going to feel comfortable if the site gets turned into 4chan. He will probably realise this and reverse course.
No.1501
>>1500It's obviously an acquisitions&merge
rs since he's firing basically all the staff and leaving it barebones until he can recover his bags from paying 44billion. When it collapses there will inevitably be some large regulation that governments have to do to clean up the social mess it leaves behind
No.1502
>>1496IQ tests are in. You're retarded.
No.1507
There were some rumours that a celebrity would be in a bar at Korea so 140 people were killed in a crowd
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Seoul_Halloween_crowd_crush No.1508
>>1507I read a comment that this tiny sidestreet was about 3 times more packed than the usual Shibuya Halloween event, which is just insane.
I'm sure they lost control of the situation but local police and nearby venues should have been dispersing people before it got this bad.
No.1509
>>1508I just get this vibe that Korean society doesn't really care about public safety... things like their problem of abducting people with learning disabilities into slave labor, the purely hedonistic pursuit of celebrity status, the abandonment of their natural self through cosmetic surgery.
Such corruption. the cops were probably getting drunk and couldn't perform their duties.
No.1510
>>1509Very surprised to see a comment like this that doesn't come from Japanese nationalists, let alone from western internet.
Most from the west seem to think that people and society of Japan and South Korea are more or less the same. Even Japanese 2D media fans seem to be just ignorant of the Koreans rather than having negative impressions.
No.1512
>>1510I'd like to think that people who really immerse themselves in the cultures of another nation are somewhat aware of the world at large.
No.1513
>>1509>I just get this vibe that Korean society doesn't really care about public safety... Yeah, I got this vibe too with the wealth disparity of their citizens, as well as that ferry disaster.
I can't find a more adequate word for it, but they really come off as a developing country with the shiny paint veneer of a prosperous nation. Like they parody all of the worst aspects of America but none of the really great things.
No.1514
>>1513the word you're looking for is probably
cyberpunk No.1515
>>1514not quite, but you saying that did lead me to remember it:
crapsaccharine
that's what I would call S. Korea
No.1517
>>1516
hey, I know you want to kill off any discussion you don't like because it's something you think is offensive, but maybe you could just relax a little bit?
No.1518
Kissu isn't going to destroy itself like /secret/ because there's some conversation in it that's a little bit different than normal. There is a real limit that could go up a little
No.1519
>>1518/secret/ does it for funzies
No.1520
Bleh, alright, maybe I'm too sensitive to this stuff.
No.1521
>>1518I think it's done on secret to spite a poster rather than because the topic is disliked
No.1529
>>1521Still an unhealthy atmosphere to foster regardless...
No.1530
In Canada we have various regulations around the suppression of foreign cultures and promotions of local cultures. In practice it sounds like it could be OK and debatable, but all plans born from the desire to suppress other's culture and viewpoints are met by terrible corruption. Recently the TV broadcaster lobbies are pushing hard to get YouTube and streaming platforms to shift their algorithms towards suppressing nationally unapproved content and promoting the established content. Of which the only people who can reasonably do this are TV company channels and studios on YouTube who have to be approved by a bureau. All for the benefit of nationalism, the country and yada yada.
Anyways, that's the context.
There isn't much to say about it since it's proposed effect is on corporations that compete with the Canadian TV cartel, but it's ratification
could, by the end of the decade, slippery slope to legal clauses which will cause issues with search engines or potentially user generated content in general.
Just that I'm aware of it and will deal with the issues if it becomes relevant and will deal with it in such a way that doesn't effect how the site will run. Lets hope it doesn't.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Online_Streaming_Act No.1531
>>1530I appreciate the proactiveness
No.1596
Kadokawa bought Anime News Network. I don't really care about it specifically, but it's interesting that a Japanese company bought another older Western property that's centered on Japanese stuff.
Also, I spotted MVB of former 4chan fame in the comments
https://www.animenewsnetwork.com/bbs/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?t=3180599 No.1597
>>1596wow, only 15 posts over an 18 year span.
No.1599
>>1509Listening to analysis on both NHK and KBS it sounds more like incompetence and lack of experience rather than negligence. The police chief and safety minister admitted failure. This does not sound like a corrupt police force in a developing country.
No.1619
>>1599http://worldvod.gscdn.kbs.co.
kr/podcast/Podcast/News/e221102.mp3
Yeah, I think the response online was a little kneejerk
No.1620
>>1596Kadokawa also runs Trash Taste or whatever it is, the thing with the 3 westerners that talk about anime on Youtube.
Seems they have an interest in that kind of thing.
No.1621
The situation around chinese giant salamanders is very unclear and whether subspecie interbreeding is a good or bad thing. There's something amusing about a species being critically endangered but also farmed in the millions.
I think it's the only conservation topic where the scientific consensus is wakarimasen lol
No.1622
>>1620I guess it's better than the other way around...
No.1623
https://forums.e-hentai.org/index.php?showtopic=261743E-H had a pretty big update recently. The main thrust of things is that the old pagination system was causing too much load so they've completed removed all concept of paging and now only have "First", "Prev", "Next" and "Last". A lot of people are upset by this, particularly because this changes provides a markedly worse use experience with regards to searching many pages deep since there's no equivalent "Jump X galleries forward/back", and instead users have to navigate based on gallery IDs and manually type into the URL to go to an approximate location. The admin, Tenboro, has declared that these complaints are, "brigadeering", and because of this, "I'm not actually reading this thread anymore".
Notably, there are many other changes included, such as changes to filtering and improved search parsing, many of which had users reporting issues that they were experiencing as a result of the update. Unfortunately, due to the swell of pagination removal complaints flooding the thread, many of these bug reports are likely to be be ignored.
No.1625
tenboro more like teenbro
No.1627
https://www.bbc.com/news/world-asia-india-19844270You just know that if this was in the west it would not be this transparent
No.1628
>>1627Not sure what you mean...
Every politician in the west has been criticized from anything from their ties with KKK, racist college stunts, corrupt buisness practices, numerous legal scandals...
>He has been criticised as sympathetic towards the Taliban, and branded "Taliban Khan" by opponents. In 2020 there was an outcry after he called Osama Bin Laden a martyr.Funny quote
No.1629
>>1628I'm talking about how the BBC acknowledges Pakistan basically is run by a military shadow government.
My favorite quite of his is: "If a woman is wearing very few clothes it will have an impact on the man unless they are robots. It’s common sense.”
No.1630
>>1629By that I mean western media tends to sweeten up stuff they call out in other countries
No.1631
This is pretty interesting story about a particular coral reef recovering:
https://www.npr.org/2022/11/02/1132950728/coral-reef-resurrected-climate-change-bleaching-protection-nat-geoApparently algae grows on dead coral which prevents new growth, which a healthy (I.E not commercially harvested) fish population will keep in check. One of those ecosystem things we didn't understand until someone had the means to study it. The future is still bleak for coral, though...
>>1627That's not news, it's a short bio
No.1637
>>1632Not the coral reef?! What a cruel world where people can go around shooting and pillaging our natural world. When will it end
;_; No.1656
earlier I was reading some chink novel with a wine-making monkey, so I looked that up because that archetype comes up pretty often. Well I'm not too sure what novel started that, but it seems that monkeys really make fermented fruit drinks in real life
https://vinepair.com/booze-news/monkeys-and-chimpanzees-are-making-their-own-wine/ No.1658
If you're around Burgerstan and in a restless mood, then don't miss out on a very special moon early Tuesday morning!
https://www.space.com/blood-moon-lunar-eclipse-november-2022-what-timeI will have my portable chair, some rye whiskey, and my prayers to make for a good ritual.
No.1659
>>1658I'll probably need to nap the afternoon before to see it... Hopefully I can get my schedule to work.
No.1675
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Paypal does it again. Paypal always finds a way
https://www.fanbox.cc/@official-en/posts/4726490 No.1676
>>1675Porn related I assume. Patreon and kickstarter have their own idiotic rules related to that stuff and there's really no good solution
No.1677
>>1676apparently it's just because Tailand is reworking it's digital money laws and it's too much of a pain to deal with the country at this time
No.1704
>>1702Well, the good(?) news is that the investment firm is so absurdly wealthy that $75 million is, according to them, a 0.05% loss.
https://www.reuters.com/technology/ontario-pension-says-any-loss-ftx-investment-have-limited-impact-2022-11-10/>The Ontario Teachers Pension Plan (OTPP) said on Thursday it had invested a total of $95 million to the troubled cryptocurrency exchange FTX and any financial loss from the exposure will have limited impact on the pension plan.>OTPP, Canada's No. 3 pension fund, said it made the investments in FTX International and FTX U.S. exchange through its Teachers' Venture Growth fund, representing less than 0.05% of the pension fund's total net assets, it said. No.1705
how can anyone take even one look at a guy like Bankman-Fried and go "yeah that's what I want my money attached to"
No.1712
>>1702You know you can put youtube links in place of the image, right?
No.1713
>>1712are you always this stupid
No.1714
baaka baka
No.1720
Those words were too bad to be called financial advice. Too bad, too quick, too anxious, and too rough, it was more like a massive scam.
No.1722
>>1713dumb argumentative shitposter
No.1764
>>1763I don't think the design philosophy works with sky scrapers but they mention that those pods were able to stand alone on the ground, that makes more sense. I can easily see that approach working in a stand alone setting. I would love to be able to buy a plot of land and place something like that on it, though that relies on it actually being cost competitive with other alternatives anyway. I have looked into prefabbed pod like structures before and they were more expensive than simply building a house.
No.1810
>An experimental drug that removes a substance called amyloid from the brain appears to slow down Alzheimer's disease.When I was watching BBC News while cooking I saw this and they were using words like "historical", but NPR seems much more subdued in its reporting which is probably for the best:
https://www.npr.org/sections/health-shots/2022/11/30/1139835073/alzheimers-drug-lecanemab-study-modest-success No.1828
>>1817Hate twitter screencaps...
No.1869
As someone mentioned on /qa/ already...
A LAB IN USA HAS ACHIEVED IGNITION: FUSION THAT PRODUCES MORE ENERGY THAN WAS PUT INTO IThttps://www.reuters.com/business/energy/us-scientists-set-reveal-step-advancing-fusion-energy-quest-2022-12-13/https://www.nature.com/articles/d41586-022-04440-7The process of doing it into a large-scale operation will take significant time and effort, but this is the big moment that people have written about for
decades.
No.1870
>>1869I'm hoping that we can propel ourselves to 100% green energy through this now.
No.1871
>>1869We could just harness all the people fapping to Chainsaw man as green energy
No.1873
>>1869I thought this had already happened, must be thinking of a different breakthrough. That's amazing though and I hope this is really it.
I really hope no weapons come out of this No.1874
>>1869Won't benefit anyone except for elites. That's the way life is rigged.
No.1875
>>1873I think I read something about fusion sometime this year, but I can't remember what it was and I'm not seeing it in my internet history. I think it was more like "progress is being made", but it didn't really mean anything because people didn't care until
this happened.
No.1876
>>1874I'm sure the people of Europe would disagree right now, they would love such an energy source.
No.1877
>>1869But can it make catgirls?
No.1885
>>1877I think that is what CRISPR is for.
No.1886
>>1874This is untrue. It can seriously help green energy becoming widespread and
>>1876 No.1887
Opposition leader of Canadian parliament decided to start a YouTube channel
https://www.youtube.com/@PierrePoilievre/featured No.1888
>>1887I don't think Kissu would want to know about this.
No.1889
>>1888trips of i agree with this
No.1890
>>1888You don't have to read it. That's why we have lots of threads and boards unlike IRC
No.1892
>>1891yeah. it's not a dead planet so the core is still active and moving
No.1893
>>1890>Anything news worthy you think kissu would want to know about?Please be more considerate of others.
No.1894
>>1893am I not on Kissu right now?
No.1895
Because if I am on Kissu, then the posts that I'm making would be something Kissu likes.
No.1927
>Wartime Pope Pius XII knew details about the Nazi attempt to exterminate Jews in the Holocaust as early as 1942, according to a letter found in the Vatican archives that conflicts with the Holy See's official position at the time that the information it had was vague and unverified.>The letter, dated Dec. 14, 1942, was written by Father Lother Koenig, a Jesuit who was in the anti-Nazi resistance in Germany, and addressed to the pope's personal secretary at the Vatican, Father Robert Leiber, also a German.>In the letter, Koenig tells Leiber that sources had confirmed that about 6,000 Poles and Jews a day were being killed in "SS-furnaces" at the Belzec camp in southeastern Poland.>The letter made reference to two other Nazi camps - Auschwitz and Dachau - and suggested that there were other missives between Koenig and Leiber that either have gone missing or have not yet been found.https://www.reuters.com/world/letter-shows-pope-pius-xii-probably-knew-about-holocaust-early-2023-09-17/ No.1935
Studio Ghibli is being acquired and made a subsidiary of Nippon TV.
https://comicbook.com/anime/news/studio-ghibli-anime-nippon-tv/ No.1938
>>1935Well, at least it's not the Chinese, but I can't say I'm really surprised. Looking at the article seems like they couldn't find new leadership and Miyazaki just finished his actual final movie so I guess it's time to move on.
No.1939
what has a chinese company ever done to you
No.1940
Still waiting on a dhgate refund.......
No.1958
new study, break out the journals
No.1962
>>1961Use shutup10++ to disable a lot of the microsoft bloat
No.1963
>>1962I don't know, I do like being able to check the weather.
What I hate though is the fucking telemetry shit it does sometimes, I have to go into task manager and kill the process.
No.1967
but anyways, soft drinks are de-facto toxic
No.1971
>>1970What? You're saying the bubble burst?
What about my novel idea of writing short stories and posting them as .png as NFTs?
Damn economics...
No.1981
>>1965always hate the taste of sweeteners
the first thing to do before i buy a drink is to check if it has stevia extract
No.2024
Interestingly, the other company with a major game engine (Epic) has just announced a series of layoffs, about a sixth of its employees, to "financially stabilize the business:"
https://www.epicgames.com/site/en-US/news/layoffs-at-epichttps://archive.ph/C3YRh (Bloomberg article)
Earlier this year they implemented UEFN, which gave map makers a lot more freedom and even struck a deal where these creators get a cut of I'm-sure-what-exactly. But apparently their profit margins aren't doing so great, and they're still fighting against Google and Apple, so they're letting go of people outside the "core business." It's interesting that Fortnite doesn't actually give them infinite fuck you money.
No.2025
>>2024>to "financially stabilize the business:"and somehow unity still has like 5k more employees because ????
No.2028
>>2025Unity should now have about 7k employees after 600 were laid off earlier this year, while Epic has ~4.2k. But, and this is a big butt, Epic has a ton of outsourced contractors, to the point that it hired hundreds of them just last year:
https://www.theverge.com/2022/2/19/22942053/epic-games-full-time-employment-contingent-workersSo, the effective difference may not be so big, but that's assuming Unity doesn't have a couple thousand contractors as well. I kinda doubt it though.
No.2068
simbly ebic
No.2070
Epic Games where Games become Epic
No.2236
>>2235Gonna try to sperm at that exact time
No.2246
>>2235They give you forewarning when they test the alert system in the US? Bunch of cowards.
Where I live it's done as a proper jump scare.
No.2247
>>2246There's at least a monthly jumpscare depending on where you live
No.2248
Speaking of jumpscares haven't had one for an amber alert in a long while.
Which is a good thing.
No.2249
>>2235>this is when the 5G corona vaccines will go off and kill 90% of the global populationthe alert was about an hour ago, did this happen yet?
No.2250
>>2249Oh, havent you heard? People are mating pressing each other to death in the streets
No.2251
>>2249Can confirm, I'm dead.
No.2253
>>2249the jumpscare almost made me throw up, is that close enough
i'm still mad about it, i was all comfy and playing my dungeon crawling jrpg when my phone got mad and screamed at me
No.2309
Oops, I moved the post that said that I moved that Israel talk to /secret/. Yeah, it's there now.
No.2310
http://www.coding2learn.org/blog/2013/07/29/kids-cant-use-computers/
Not particularly newsworthy, but it's a really good read. A couple years ago I recall reading what I believe was either a Washington Post, New York Times, or perhaps Verge article that was lamenting the inability of students to really use computers as if it was a sudden development and that kids have suddenly become technologically illiterate. I think this article from 2013 probably has it right: People have always been technologically illiterate, and its simply a result of people not being challenged to really use a computer or having a streamlined experience that causes people to not understand how computers truly work, be it from only having experience with web browsers, and office suite programs, or from only using mobile devices, or from using heavily locked down computers in schools. I would heavily recommend anyone interested in education and technological literacy to give it a read. Even if the information isn't necessarily practical, it's still engaging and an entertaining read.
No.2317
>>2310The author comes across as arrogant but he probably needs to let out his frustration. I also get frustrated but there are a lot of things I should know but don't, and I rely on other people to fill in the gaps.
No.2501
>>2500Pretty sure the EU is gonna consider this dumping and ban the mass imports
No.2556
Funny little article
https://gamerant.com/jujutsu-kaisens-latest-chapter-causes-another-manga-to-go-on-hiatus/Author of pic related going on hiatus because of one of JJK's latest chapter
No.2569
>>2556mission success for gege
No.2712
https://www.reuters.com/business/healthcare-pharmaceuticals/surgeons-new-york-announce-worlds-first-eye-transplant-2023-11-09/He can't see out of it, but the world's first successful eye transplant has been done. Or rather it was done six months ago and announced now.
Just connecting all those nerves and blood vessels sounds pretty incredible. It's definitely a good start!
No.2714
>>2712I'd prefer this to a cybernetic solution
No.2742
>>2712holy crap that's insane. Honestly, I'm more impressed by the state of reconstructive surgery. The video included some pretty graphic imagery of his injury and the guy looked like horrible. Like a zombie almost. Now, although he doesn't really look like himself pre-injury, he doesn't look too bad.
No.2743
>>2742You seem some pretty crazy examples in West Africa. People have gotten macheted so badly their brain is visible, but these heads have been put back together. I'd wear a hat all the time though
No.2744
>>2714bioware > cyberware
No.3048
>>3047crashing would be certain death
No.3049
>>3048Well I mean, it apready is in most cases.