I only remember 3 passwords, a short one for random websites I don't care, a longer one with variation for more important accounts, and a third one for things that never leave my computer.
It's not like passwords work anyway because they're moot when you're under gunpoint.

>>117044
but what about those people who say that google managed passwords are better than self managed...

>>117045
multiple master passwords is a great idea

Why does firefox always ask to save my passwords if it never works when I need it autofilled?

I have a notebook for important stuff I rarely have to use like logging in to my ISP's web portal to pay the bill. But I rarely have to reference it after I use the password more than a couple of times. I make passwords using lists of random uncommon words and substitute numbers and characters for letters along with randomly using the shift key. For shit I don't care about I just use short passwords because I don't care if someone gets into the account. That said it has never happened in the 30 years I've been using the internet.

For _really_ important stuff like ssh logins I don't use passwords at all anymore. root accounts are disabled and I generate a public key to access such things. I don't fully trust TLS but it keeps the bot from filling up my log files with BS.

Last but not least I have some encrypted thumb drives hidden in various places that are unlocked with a long master password. Some of those have a txt file with list of important accounts+passwords contained on them.

For logging into my encrypted PCs/HDDs I use a key file on a thumb drive. Insert thumb drive into usb port. Boot. Then pull it back out. Stays in my pocket all of the time or is hidden in safe in a location not in the same house as the PC when I won't be using them for awhile. Aside from my laptops all my PCs run 24/7 unless I'm going on vacation or something. In which case I unplug them and store them at a friend's house until I return.

>>117048
Because modern websites break anything and everything possible so glorified CSS monkeys can justify 100k year job. There are no longer real web standards.

>>105073
It's not a general thread unless OP mention the words "general" or "edition"!

>>105074
the tsukuyomi moon phase thread on futaba has reached 151st edition
https://may.2chan.net/id/res/353079.htm

>>105078
What on Earth do they talk about all day?

>>105079
It looks like blogging

*replies to the /qa/ thread with a /jp/ style*

>>111733
that's the verdict yes

okay see THIS is motherfucking wide you better believe it

Okay, but more seriously in Yofukashi characters tend to do that kind of face when they're confused, bothered, or something like that. In terms of looks and circumstance, it's fairly regular and decently spread across characters iirc.

>>116996
you might say its widespread

>>117011
Heheheh

>>109861
ahaha

i believe....

I wanted to crop a bigger image for her for the birthday CSS, but cropping her is extreme hard mode due to all the colors and her tiny antenna and multicolored clothes and so on. As pretty as Lala is, she is NOT edit friendly.

You cannot crop Lala because Lala is infinite.

lala stomping on my balls in 2024

Maybe, I think even just having to provide your credit card details would be enough and Youtube already does something like that where in some countries you have to show ID to prove you are an adult in order to watch some content. That would work as well.

But the issue in both cases is that it takes time to do and so many people would be too lazy to do it(I never provided Youtube with my ID when they asked for that reason) but also there are many people who would not feel comfortable providing such ID. Though to be fair a lot of those people are the kind that a website would be better off without anyway.

I'm too tired to give much of a response right now, but I've said that this is something imageboards should look into before, here on kissu. We (kissu) are protected by obscurity, but it's still something I worry about in the future. The internet is full of spam so adding semi-coherent AI spam to it will greatly worsen things for those few places that still allow free, open communication without proof of identity. As it stands currently, humans are worse than AI for the "identify the thing" CAPTCHAs that were a mainstay of the internet for so long.

I think the meguca captcha centered on anime characters is probably something that will serve a greater purpose one day, but customized and perhaps with another layer of perplexity. I've seen CAPTCHAs that involve levels of reasoning that AI won't (yet) pick up on, like a "choose the fastest" and the correct answer was to select the horse icons. I've also seen isometric views where you need to rotate an object to set it into the right position. Perhaps a kissu-related one would be something like "drag the nekomimi hat onto the right character", but you don't want it to be too complex or niche because you still want a broad audience.

Due to the effort involved this would need to be something of a posting window unlock instead of just one post per captcha since it would be far too annoying otherwise.

>>100884
Don't "bleh" me, dotard !!

>>106514
i'm a dotard

i dota

>>99608
Happy birthday Kissu! Looking forward to the stream tomorrow.

>>106514
chompers

>>116680
Oh, how mischievous!
There is no stream tomorrow because this thread is from last year! (at least not planned, someone could do something as last second if they wanted to)

>>116644
that one's a perfect example, it looks white to us because of what's nearby but thats almost purple! colors are very fascinating

>>116624
>>116625
>>116628
Trying to learn about what qualifies as high art the other day, I ran into the idea of a hierarchy that placed painting historical and religious scenes at the very top, in part due to the technical skill involved but also due to all the values associated with it compared to still life or a landscape. Very interesting stuff.
I don't know how pic fits into all of this, but it's a painting I REALLY like. It makes Richelieu look so powerful in the middle of a very dangerous situation, with the burning ships and rowboats placed inbetween the spikes alongside the mobilized men in the background on the left. His position at the center standing out with his red and black, the posture, even the reflection beneath him, it's just perfect.

>>116625
I always thought The Swing was rococo...

>>116639
Abstract art isn't (necessarily) worse than representational, it's just different. Trying to compare a Caravaggio to a Picasso is like comparing a novel to a poem.

I really like this sculpture of Pope John Paul II being hit by a meteorite. It is very funny to me.

>>116648
>I always thought The Swing was rococo...
I think you're correct. Some places characterize Rococo as being a sort of sub-movement of Baroque, specifically late Baroque artwork, but The Swing is definitely Rococo.

>>116649
lol!

>>110736
I saw the deleted post.

>>110741
Wow, what an amazing observation. You're really good at that.

I enjoying somewhat depressing Tomato Gundam S2. (Is there really not a general anime discussion thread somewhere...)

enjoying... it is too late for me to be posting...

>>116635
A somewhat happy problem to have is that /qa/ threads don't live as long as they used to or I'd link the /qa/ thread someone made for it back then. There are posts about it in the mecha thread at least: >>68627
Or... feel free to make a thread for it! There were quite a few fans of it here and I also watched all of it (it was in seasonal stream) so there are people around to talk about it for sure.

>>113277
Prior to weeaboo's introduction, people were writing out wapanese and that continued even as weeaboo replaced it. Not sure who you went over this with but they probably weren't around during the early days on 4chan.

>>113316
I prefer to be called friki over otaku because the first still has the degrading tone of freak which describes me perfectly I'm just a disgusting freak from a Spanish speaking country.

friki diki

el frikiao frikiadito

>>116510
but yeah personally i haven't been referred to as such and i even feel the word is actually kinda rare
it still being in use is neat

Well, it's a thread on a communication-oriented site known as an imageboard so are you going to say something or just link things?

>>116500
it's non-controversial. My plan worked as expected

>>116394
There is no reason why it shouldn't work in v1 with minimal effort. Emulator devs have been acting like sellouts for years with this BS. They all want to cash-in on the 20+ years of work done by others with some netcode additions they didn't even write and a few modifications. They refuse to release source code anymore or play fair with the greater community. They even keep exploits for softmodding to themselves now and shill for companies like Nintendo. The Nintendo emulation scene is the worse to be involved with. They actually go so far as to dox people sharing copies of ROMs and add malicious code to their emulators and loaders to prevent people they deem bad from using them. The old upsidedown Wii homebrew channel fiasco is nothing compared to what they're doing now.

I basically want to build a similar account/registration system like fightcade did and hook it into every emulator I can. That way you could enjoy some TvC for Wii alongside your KoF98 on Neo-Geo or your 3rd Strike on CPS2. You could challenge people or have real match-making and leaderboards. The "killer feature" of fightcade is the global account system. There is absolutely nothing unique about the underlying emulation.

What I would do is clean up the interface and release game packs. Start with like 5 games Fightcade doesn't support. Slowly add support for their more popular games like 3rd Strike. If you can get the 3rd Strike players to migrate you've captured 90% of their community. It wouldn't be hard to improve upon their emulation of 3rd Strike and the crappy matchmaking set-up they're using (that's broken most of the time anyway). Fightcade v2 is effectively still a beta. They fixed nothing from the initial beta release. They do not even bother to test most of the games they claim to have support for. They just happen to work because the emulator they're using added GGPO support recently.

I would also run regular events around new games being released. Even have achievements and other goodies for them to encourage people to try them. That way you don't end up with 30 people playing 3rd Strike beside 100 ESLs playing KoF all day with no one else using the network.

I may make this my goal for 2024. I set a goal for 2023 and finished that by July. I'm sure I could get at least partial support up and running for BB:CF and some older games like 3rPost too long. Click here to view the full text.

>>116386
Can play any of these, old melty and soku are fine too. GBVS and uni are getting rollback in a couple months, can play them too if the price isn't too high.

>>116386
>>116411
oh hey, uni and (old) melty! i love those. i can play those as well if anyone's up for that.
i also have a lot of games i can play online on switch, but i'm not sure how many people here are into that.

>>116386
>>116412
How do you want to organize this then? Could just post here or use steam chat, I'm fine with either but may be slow to respond here.
Want to see if the connection is any good first, I'm from eu and most people here aren't I assume. Can host any of the games (that have rollback) I posted above for the next 6 hours or so, just say if you want to play any.

>>116418
Yeah, we really should try to figure out if there's a better way to set up multiplayer games on kissu somehow. It really seems like you need some sort of live chat, but that's still not a good way to know when people are up for playing. I really have no clue how this could be done or if it could be done. It kind of works on 4chan because there's hundreds of thousands of people...

Thinking of throwing a party with my local user group

>>116125
not bad bro

>>116125
xx675 is REALLY good!
The images that were closest on 4chan with its tens of thousand of people posting were closer obviously, but not by a whole lot.

>>116132
I posted like 1.5 seconds before the countdown reached 0 to account for my slow-ish internet. Also thanks for the background change, I feel cool now. The 1800000000 GET will be Tsukasa's for sure.

>>115402
Been so long since I played I don't really remember exactly how the fight panned out mechanically, but I remember thinking it was really cool.

Does anyone know of a good way to clean out hard drives of unused/old stuff? I just realized that Stable Diffusion had 5gb of temporary image files that it failed to delete, but I only found them by accident. Windows 10 does have a cool thing that shows you folder sizes and you can use something like 'Anything' to search for stuff and sort by filesize, but there's still a lot of junk floating around on my drives after years of existence.
Doing this manually is really exhausting.

>>115402
Hamfisted? Ehh, maybe a little bit. The love triangle thing was pretty interesting, but I didn't get the impression that the romance stuff in FF7 was that deep compared to other games, like FF8 that came right after it.
>spoiler
That's kind of the case in most JRPGs. It doesn't help that side content means that you mop the floor with the villain since the optional stuff is more difficult. The music is great most of the time at least.

>>115956
there's WinDirStat for visualizing what's on your drives by filetype. I dunno, how is a computer program going to know that you think XYZ is useless but ABC has sentimental value? It's kind of inherently a manual thing

>>115959
Agreed with WinDirStat. Good for visualizing filesize.

Did you have a question?

>>115540
I got one, how much milk does Miku need before she can become a boobhu?

>>115551
Well, none. She would need to attach it to her head to form a hat before she could become one.
...and apparently she does because of the Pokemon crossover thing.

As for the boobs, well, I've seen some images...

Bought loads of Miku merch.

>>115558
By option, do you mean

>An options contract offers the buyer the opportunity to buy or sell—depending on the type of contract they hold—the underlying asset

or do you mean option as in choice?

--

>Additionally, higher interest rates mean fewer homes on the market, as existing homeowners have an incentive to hold on to their home to keep their low interest rate.

I think this is just a case of renter's market vs buyer's market. Did I miss something?

>>115560
choice. they're often times yield traps

If you're moving from a large metro to a place like Gippsland, (I moved from Los Angeles to a relatively remote South Texas city to be closer to family and lower cost of living) the lack of "things to do" may be a shocker, though both Tasmania and SE Victoria are close enough to Melbourne and Hobart itself may be enough. But you may find what people do for fun a bit of a culture shock, here it's fishing and playing and watching amateur soccer, and just from my time in aus I know regional vic and tasmanian people are obsessed principally with AFL. Gippsland is far more beautiful than where I live though, so you may find the nature-related activities more enjoyable

Also consider the politics of the place you're looking at if you give a damn.

>>115571
>>115572
One of the houses I was looking at had a Boku no Hero Acadamia poster and an easel with a bird they were drawing on it so they must watch BHA and draw birds for fun but another house in another area had a poster of Code Geass so that's what they must do for fun in that area.
The politics are probably related to this as well.
Hmmmm.... Where to go.