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 No.4165[Reply][Last50 Posts]

Post interesting or unusual stuff concerning imageboards, textboards or related stuff here. This thread is for a more centralized place of limited discussion, but please feel free to make new threads if you want something more thoroughly discussed.
Imageboard Happening Archives

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 No.154761

>>154758
yeah, from the front page
>Two days ago, our previous registrar (Epik.com) permanently suspended our domain and banned my account, citing a violation of Code 1466A (a law concerning "obscene" visual representations involving minors, ie. loli pr0nz) - all without any prior notice or warning. They initially intended to permanently seize heyuri.net, and stated their decision was final. However, after some persistence - and citing Ashcroft v. Free Speech Coalition - I managed to persuade them to allow a domain transfer to a new registrar. Thus Heyuri survives yet another near-death situation. Onward!

 No.154794

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I think people do consider boorus to be a type of imageboard so...
danbooru is 20 years old and is using the same 1995 era clipart party hat that 4chan does for its birthday. Aquaplus, the source of Tamaki, just had its 30th anniversary a few months ago. We're all getting old!
In the time you took to read this post 50 images of vtuber and gacha sluts were uploaded to danbooru.

 No.154795

>>154794
I wonder where that hat originally came from

 No.154796

>>154669
Dangerous life hack: take whatever dose of tasteless vitamin pills is right for your lifestyle (but no more), and then treat yourself to a nutritionless snack to reinforce the habit.

 No.154797

>>154761
>our previous registrar (Epik.com)
That's two long, painful falls down the sharp cliffs of the hosting landscape, but let's keep tumbelin' down and see what happens.




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 No.74491[Reply][Last50 Posts]

Does /qa/ know any fun facts?

One I just learned is that copper is actually more dense than iron.
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 No.154514

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>>74491
The US has over 1,5 billion pounds of cheese in caves across the states.
Aubrey de Grey, the biologist and transhumanist that believes people from today will be able to live forever is also a genius that solved a 150 years old math problem for fun, he isn't even a mathematician, just an amateur and he solved a century old problem.
Sheeps have gigantic balls.
Pic related game is actually really fucking good, I have the platinum trophy for it.

 No.154772

there are 5 egg laying mammals
the platypus
the western long beaked echidna
the eastern long beaked echidna
the short beaked echidna
the sir david's echidna

 No.154774

>>154506
This is great news, but I hate peeling artichokes.
Does it still work if the artichoke is on a pizza ordered from a cheap local joint?

 No.154775

>>154772
You forgot the Easter bunny

 No.154791

>>137192
you know, if SI is ultimately all based on TNT maybe i misjudged it, that is a good and practical measure




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 No.62191[Reply][Last50 Posts]

What have you been dreaming recently?
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 No.154424

Dreamed about Balrogs, chess club, making coffee, and meeting this girl who was just as autistic and in the same ways as me. We made out a while before I woke up. The most disappointing part of this was having to make coffee again just now.

 No.154503

yesterday dreamed about code lyoko and i was fighting some whale enemy that resembled the one in the show but wasn’t the same
it was on top of a khaki colored cube floating in some virtual plane and you could see large rectangular mountains in the distance like a skybox and there were clouds and the sky was also khaki colored and sunlight shone through here and there but couldn’t see the sun
today had a really long dream i was playing dark souls but it wasn’t it looked like some hybrid of it with bloodborne and elden ring
it looked much better than even the 4k raytracing graphics memers spout
Seems the dreams are getting longer and more vivid

 No.154504

>>154503
for example there was a hub room where there was a giant constellation map on the ceiling and it moved according to the game time except the night was much longer than 12 hours and the whole thing was a machine with brass parts and it was like a giant clock
and i could see dark shadowy hazy images of bosses that were gods and monsters to fight later
there was even a personal world you could invite others to and you could buy furniture and stuff at a shop for it
the shop had a tiny 3d sprite of the player hero that would perform actions as you browsed and depending on what you were selecting or what page you were on

 No.154763

How often do you dream? I get them in cycles, where for a while I won't have any dreams at all, then I'll have a week or two with really incredibly vivid dreams.

In this case, it was like five narratives, one after the other. The biggest one was the last. I drove out to the coast, and spent a long time just driving on these winding roads, by steep cliffs. I woke up in a strange place. A massive building, a complex, built entirely out of concrete and sparsely furnished. It could have been a prison cell. I left my room and began to kind of wander. It was probably a hospital. I only visited a few places, cafeteria, showers, dormitory halls, but it was like a small city. There were people all around, but I only really met two. One was a nun, I guess she "belonged" to that place, either working or studying there. She was young and pretty, and kind. The other was a young man who seemed to be recovering from some nervous breakdown. I guided him around as best I could. All this kept cutting back and forth between a scene on the bottom of the ocean, where I was getting some kind of tour from an old man. I didn't see any cool fish. Somehow, I teleported back to my home town. I was ready to drive back and see her again, but I told myself, I'll be driving blind into the sunset all the way there, the roads are dangerous, there's motorcycles in front of me that will kick up dust, and it'll be after dark by the time I arrive. For some reason it broke my heart. I drove home and hugged my mom.

It felt like this one actually had some meaning. A desire for purity and innocence I can't attain, I guess. I could probably turn it into a novel.

 No.154789

had a dream of being school aged and needing to take a piss test for some reason with all of the other kids
we were all separated into boys and girls and then separated by age before being funneled into the same auditorium/football stadium anyway
the test was to piss on a plastic square thing with depressions on it and it would go into this machine with a circuit with a gap, the piss square would complete the circuit and the machine would beep if the electrical conductivity of the piss indicated there were drugs
in line there was this fat gross teenage kid who was talking about his piss being sooooooo concentrated that there were solid chunks of stuff in it. he was annoyed by something I did prior so he threw a chunk at me and I dodged it and said don't push your luck faggot




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 No.144309[Reply]

hello! i'm chiruno! i came from 4chan! are people here friend? can i stay here? i like to talk about everything!
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>>144992
You still here?

 No.154782

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>>154776
People that are that excitable are hard to contain! I forgot to cage them...

 No.154783

is this the same guy who's part of the radio channel I used to listen to a lot in the past?

 No.154784

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>>154776
chiruno-chan is dead!

 No.154786

>>154782
I forgot to bite this shab...




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 No.154677[Reply]

Am I just schizo or are Kanako and Chimata doing baphometic signs?
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 No.154740

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She's definetlty doing it.

 No.154741

serious answer: kanako's might be an attempt at a mudra, the vedic custom of codified meaningful hand signs that you see in all sorts of icons
now why would a shinto goddess be doing a buddhist sign... it's syncretism i ain't gotta explain shit

 No.154759

Uhm, gays, Im too schizo to like 2hu anymore

 No.154771

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>>154759
Nonsense. The next step is understanding the 2hu's based on shinto/buddhist deities are still actual deities being worshipped. Even if the actual amount of practitioners is small, Kami like Takeminakata, Yasakatome, Toyotama-hime, Tamayori-hime, and Matara-jin are quite well known. One could say they've adapted to the times. That is to say, you should have more faith.

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 No.150496[Reply]

What websites should I use for windowshopping figurines?
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 No.153678

>>150496
Have you heard of myfigurecollection.net?

 No.153680

>>153678
havedone... didn't think much about it to be honest. Guess I'll make an account and see if I can find people's profiles

 No.154591

>>151639
>>150517
i own both of these figures. while the koishi appears cute, she has limited detail in person. the quesQ remilia figure is infinitely better, and is cheapter. just a bit smaller than the koishi one.

 No.154617

>>154591
Yeah that was kinda my thoughts from just looking at them, the Remi looks really nice for a quesQ figure and good to hear that she looks similarly nice in person.

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 No.154587[Reply]

does anyone on here have an oled tv?
i'm thinking about getting one, but since it will be exclusively used for watching anime, i have two main concerns:

1. is it even worth it? the main advantage of oleds are absolute blacks thanks to there being no backlight, but is that something that will be actually noticeable for the average TV anime?

2. instant pixel response time
oleds have instant pixel response time, meaning that low framerate content like anime looks especially bad, as the low response of LCDs isn't there to "smear" things over and everything appears super choppy
motion interpolation is touted as an answer to that, but i absolutely hate the soap opera effect it causes
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 No.154589

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microled

 No.154590

very nice strike witches + doremi figies

 No.154592

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I have a OLED monitor and and the black blacks are indeed quite nice. Response time stuff is good, too. I don't have much else to add.
A funny thing is the monitor has a "gamer mode" option to crush the gamma so you can see in the dark areas better since it's a competitive disadvantage for dark areas to be black.

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 No.144829[Reply]

This is nice board
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 No.150679

>>150677
Why do you like it?

 No.150688

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>>150679
Its a silly nonsense board that developed it's own unique culture. Its fun to post about the bury nice girl, spikedog, yosho, venice, and other [s4s] memes. I like reading the stupid namefig drama. We have community activities like weekly skribbl, gartic phone, jiggies, and drawthreads. It is my home.

 No.150701

>>150688
Sounds like a general. I do like generals though.
>We have community activities like weekly skribbl, gartic phone, jiggies, and drawthreads
That sounds nice. I wish I am confident enough to participate in events like that.

 No.150731

always thought [s4s] frens were the nicest back on 4/qa/

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 No.154533[Reply]

When was the last time you got a hair cut?
When was the last time you shaved?
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 No.154569

Last week
Last Sunday

 No.154570

>>154568
Good point. In my case it was a last resort because my baldness pattern doesn't allow for any alternatives, though I have to say that I do like it a million times better in every single aspect other than the look itself.

 No.154574

>>154533
I just did a shave and a haircut a few minutes ago.
On a more serious note, i actually got my hair cut yesterday.
And shave around every one or two weeks, depending on if it has grown enough to be something you can shave.

>>154534
My chin doesn't grow the beard enough to have something to shave after just a few days.
>>154541
Guess i can add some other fun places i've shaved as well.
Armpits: Tried once a long time ago but haven't tried again.
Crotch: A couple of years ago, if i remember correctly.
Legs: Been many years since i tried anything like that.

 No.154575

I shaved a couple days ago, before that it was a month or so. I like to shave often but... too tired and really don't care beyond that much.
As for a haircut... I couldn't tell you. Many months. I just shave my head once I feel it's getting too long. Probably ought to do it soon.
I don't need to look particularly good. I'm not valued for my looks, but rather my knowledge and willingness to do what has to be done...

 No.154634

>>154534
Anon... Wording.




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 No.154288[Reply]

Recently, I was struck by an idea: which would last longer: the CJK writing systems (Chinese, Japanese, Korean) or the Phillip's head screw.

I think it's an interesting question because Japanese, and Chinese especially, are ideographic not phonological. In Chinese's case, the issue is so severe they had to adopt the Latin alphabet as an alternative spelling method to convey pronunciation (Pinyin). Japanese at least has Hiragana and Katakana which can be used to show how Kanji are pronounced in the form of furigana, but it doesn't solve the issue of rote memorization being a necessity. Korean has eliminated the issue altogether by adopting a new writing system, Hangul, which is purely phonological, much in the same way the Latin alphabet is, but closer to the syllabary of Hiragana/Katakana in that it is more syllabic.

It's not unthinkable to imagine that Chinese and Japanese as they currently exist in their written form and be entirely reformed into an alphabetical, phonological writing system.

On the other hand, there's the case of the simple Phillip's head screw. Much derided for constantly stripping, but nonetheless ubiquitous with no clear sign of any impending replacement or competitors in equivalent usage.

So, this begs the question: which would last longer?

Can /qa/ think of any other examples? I think another interesting example might be the x86 instruction set vs. IPv4.
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 No.154551

I mean one aspect of both systems which I think us Westerners can easily forget or downplay is how the kanji/characters allow their languages to have double meanings for everything, the meaning of the words and the meaning of the characters themselves.
That's why Japanese humor is so full of puns.
And how "Chinese" can serve as a written language to dozens of mutually-unintelligible spoken tongues.
I wouldn't doubt if a better system could come along but alphabets are the end-all-be-all of language.
Frankly I see a significant reform to the Latin alphabet being undertaken in at least one major Western country coming before any abandonment of characters in Chinese or Japanese.

 No.154552

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>>154546
Thanks for listing the reasons why Philip's sucks, one can always rely on Philip's fans for such knowledge!
If you want to be delicate and anxious instead of doing your job - get a girlfriend!

 No.154553

>>154551
>but alphabets are
*aren't
damn it

 No.154556

>>154551
In a sense, yes, every dimension added to language, as obtuse as it may be, also expands your possibilities for wordplay, so that I agree with. However,
>And how "Chinese" can serve as a written language to dozens of mutually-unintelligible spoken tongues.
Written vernacular Chinese is based on Mandarin, and taught even to people who speak entirely different languages. If you look at Cantonese writing, you can see they have to use some fairly unsightly runes for basic stuff, like 嘅, 啲, or 嘢. Utterly hideous and some of the most unwieldy shit I've seen in my entire life, yet it happens a lot for all forms of Chinese that depart from Mandarin. It also gets screwy when it comes to simplifications touching the phonetic aspect of compositions, because each variety has its own story of phonetic shifts and so correspondences are different. Meanwhile, a phonetic system uses exponentially less units for a wider range of phonetic combinations with more accuracy and flexibility, which is why the vast majority of humanity for the last few thousand years has preferred those. Very few ever reach the level of terribleness associated with English, and the conditions leading up to it would've fucked up any system imaginable.

 No.154557

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>>154552
How 'bout strip out your holes?




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 No.148417[Reply]

What do you think the future of the anime industry will be like with Japan being in massive economic decline and everything? I do think it's time to acknowledge there's an overall decrease in the quality of productions over time that is related to that. The studios simply do not have enough money to pay the animators, voice actors, writers, etc, and the former big ones are all shadows of their former selves splintered into 500 different irrelevant ones.
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 No.148646

>>148642
extreme techno-optimism, maybe AI is better than 99.9% of humanity at drawing, but not nearly the same level of actual artists. And there’s no real control over what it spits out. So it’s got a long way before replacing anime.

 No.154523

It's because AI can't be used to generate images with intent. AI can't design or interpret designs. They can sometimes roughly approximate and deliver the visual equivalent of a friend of a friend describing an anime to you, but it's unable to produce any image with a clear intent with a cohesive design. that means a basic character with, say a long loose fitting shirt with a design on it will be impossible for an AI to generate consistent images of because it's unable to settle on the right graphic on the shirt nor the exact length nor where the fabric should hang. when it comes to directing a scene, it gets even more chaotic. how do you translate a storyboard to an AI image generator? how can you depict the exact emotions you want when it's impossible to even keep characters consistent between shots? that's not to mention that AI is still incredibly slow. at the design phase, you may think it's a benefit to be able to generate a lot of images, but you'd need to edit your prompt and do a lot of back and forth with the designs, while swapping between a number of artists and terms and doing research on what kind of clothing you want your characters to wear. during that time, it'll be easier to just draw quick thumbnails or sketches of possible designs. when it comes to drawing vs AI, i find that it's much easier to nail down what you want as you continue to sketch, whereas with AI you eventually settle on what you get because you're rolling over and over hoping to get something interesting. you let the system make decisions for you, instead of taking the reigns.

 No.154529

>>154523
It's not one or the other, you can draw AND use AI as another tool in your toolbox. As a drawfag I can make a simple sketch, feed it to the AI and get it fully rendered, and if it fucks up a detail I can manually re-draw it and have the AI refine it. I can also train a model using my own art as source and tweak it if results are not good enough. AI is a tool, people freaking out either don't know how it works or are just luddites scared by misinformation.

 No.154531

>>154529
i haven't seen an instance where the AI cooperates in such a way where it takes a sketch and helps me push it towards what I want in terms of rendering, rather than making choices for me. I still want to dictate the direction of the light source and compose with light in a certain way. I'd like to see your process, starting with a simple sketch, if you're willing to share it. As of now I still can't see any practical use for AI in helping me make the images I want.

 No.154532

>>148417
>Japan being in massive economic decline
it's been literally 40 years, anon.




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 No.146767[Reply][Last50 Posts]

What is your relationship with IQ? Have you ever taken a test by a psychologist?
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 No.153920

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33 confuses me.

 No.154060

>>153920
The only thing I can think of for this is that you're supposed to first count up the total number of triangles pointing each way and equalize them, since none of the row or column-based patterns I first looked for panned out. There are 9 triangles pointing up-left and 11 pointing down-right, so having 2 triangles pointing up-left would make them equal. This eliminates 2 answer choices, but there's still the matter of the striped triangles versus the clear triangles. Picking choices C (16 striped, 6 clear) or D (14 striped, 8 clear) yields an even number of both and also satisfies the first condition.

And now we get into the really retarded part of my reasoning, which is that C and D both rhyme with the question number 33; B and E do as well, but don't satisfy the above conditions. But C is the third letter of the alphabet and the question is number 33, so I pick C based on this with a hearty fuck you to the faggot who came up with this shit. If I had this question on a real IQ test I'd probably bitchslap the examiner and steal their wallet.

>>153919
I tried this too but was unable to even make an attempt at a solution.

 No.154063

>>153920
It's hard to know if I'm even right but it's probably E. Maybe the grader would give me partial marks because there's a stronger reasoning.

Because there's a pattern of 4 grey, then 5 grey then the last one would be 6 grey.
Then there's also the case of how up arrows could be seen as +1 and down arrows as -1, so in the first column the net is -2, then in the second the net is also -2, so then I would assume that the net of the 3rd would also have to be -2. And just by that reasoning the only thing that first is E.

 No.154082

>>154060
>I tried this too but was unable to even make an attempt at a solution.
It's actually quite logically sound once you get it.
It's simply 2 set of 3 patterns with exact one of each on any row/columns, overlaid on top of each other. For the first row, one set is V = A and Another set is V || -.

V+V / =+|| / A+-
A+|| / V+- / =+V
=+- / A+V / V+||

So the answer is D.
It's confusing because of the existence of V+V and =+-.

 No.154469

>>154063
I could see this too. TBH with some of these there's a decent argument for multiple answers.




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 No.154416[Reply]

Assuming you had the technical know-how and physical capabilities, what’s to stop someone from building their own fiber connection line to an ISP’s line and then siphoning internet from it?

 No.154417

Well... For starters, you can't really just splice into a fiber connection. You'd mess up the fiber and no data would go through anymore. Ignoring that, the data that's going over the fiber is still plain old TCP/IP and unless the hardware you plug in matches the expected hardware the ISP will talk to on its network, you're not going to have your packets route anywhere.

Same reason why you can't just plug into a telephone jack and start dialing even if you have a physical landline.

Closest thing you can do is hack satellite internet because they often have piss-poor security. I remember hearing about there being one crappy satellite internet service that would respond to all queries even if it wasn't valid and basically tack on a "throw this data away" flag to the router, so one guy hacked his and was able to get free kuso internet. A similar number of years ago there was a story about one guy who managed to hack his Starlink satellite to get free internet, but after he went public with how to do it they sent out a firmware update to correct it and blew some e-fuses or something to prevent it.

 No.154418

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THE INTERNET IS NOT LIKE A TRUCK!

I dunno. Can you really just attach it to the giant tubes? I was under the assumption they needed to be 'sealed' or something and you can't just cut your way in. I really have no idea, though.

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 No.154435

>>154416
it's easier to just get one of those satellite dish that can receive and send wifi signals and then borrow wifi from anybody around you. what you're talking about sounds like how 3rd world countries siphon power and stuff like that. the issue is you have to connect to an account instead of just a fiberglass line somewhere so you'd need to also hack the provider. if you're at that stage you don't need to care about access to the physical cables.

i feel the only way having access to the physical line would matter is if you have all sorts of intimate knowledge of service providers and even physical backdoors on their network so you're basically like the nsa.




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 No.153350[Reply]

There's a lot of people here from 4chan, so I figured it would be good to have a thread to inform them about aspects of the site, both as a format and as a culture, that they might not be aware of. Some of these are going to be useful tips, others are just fun bits of trivia. If you have any of these of your own, please feel free to contribute.
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 No.153949

>>153946
Where does noko come from? Is it related to ここ?

 No.153950

>>153949
It's from 残る.

 No.153953

>>153946
nice link

 No.154396

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Make sure to talk about working, employment, and getting a job. Kissu LOVES work!

 No.154647

>>154396
>Kissu LOVES work!
Sex work!
>employment,
At the pleasuring people for money industry!
>and getting a job
Kneepitjob! Armpitjob! Footjob! Thighjob! Assjob! Handjob! Boobjob! Blowjob!




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 No.66481[Reply][Last50 Posts]

i've seen dedicated drawthreads and writethreads here, but never once saw a music creation thread. considering you can post sound files here i wonder why it happens, because i did see several posters here said they made music. is it because many consider the stuffs they make have no merit to be posted? or because many have some musician profiles that they want no connection to this place...?
anyway, post some musics you made!
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 No.154352

>>141422
I'm ~4 months late, but if you're still interested, it was LMMS. Probably with the SGM soundfont too

 No.154354

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 No.154355

>>154354
Spike does everything! Wow!

 No.154356

>>154354
Typical spike music

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Any experienced anon here who can tell me if it's possible to use x64 VST/is on the x86 variant of REAPER on a 32bit OS, provided that I can circumvent the installer or that it's just a single .dll file? I am currently unable to test this, but I could already start streamlining my collection if I knew the answer.




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