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 No.185[Reply]

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 No.267

>>260
i dont know if id describe SAPIs as plate armor. sure we call them plates but when somebody says plate armor i think more of tanks >>256

 No.268

also SAPIs are different from medieval plate armor in that theyre designed to be hit and shatter as they disperse the impact to lessen the blow and (hopefully) stop the bullet. its a one and done thing, as opposed to the metal plating on a tank which is made thick enough to stop small arms fire entirely

 No.1202

>>206
I don't really agree with his claim there. After all, if that was true women would have worn wooden breast codpieces, they didn't. It's still likely they would have worn armour that did have a different style to it, there were women that wore armour maybe one day some of that will turn up in a bog somewhere but not enough of them to make a style I think. There is also practicality to think of, if the cod piece was a detriment to the effectiveness of the armour they would not use it, it's possible it was even useful.

>>268
There are plates made of solid steel that do that same thing.

 No.2077

i think boob armor is hot

 No.2078

>>2077
Boob armor has its place and I think people who shit on it are anti-fun and should be nerds.




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 No.276[Reply]

https://www.forbes.com/sites/johnkoetsier/2020/08/28/elon-musk-wants-to-put-a-fitbit-in-your-skull-to-summon-your-tesla/#9b3547f586a9

Every day we're inching closer to a futuristic world of science-fiction. Wonder which writer will have gotten it right when the time comes.
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 No.291

>>289
when man can no longer compete with machine, he has no choice but to become one

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 No.293

>>292
The underground car tunnel thing won't work either.

 No.1197

>>276
oppai

 No.1198

>>289
The same kind of person that thinks living on mars would be a good idea.




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 No.936[Reply]

Is it moral to kill if the lives lost result in the saving of a considerably larger number of others?

I thought about this after watching some videos on Chronic Wasting Disease, which is a transmissible neurodegenerative prion disease among deer. Principally, the main method of containment revolves around culling infected populations and maintaining surveillance on spread.

Could you foresee there ever being such an infectious disease among humans where the moral thing to do would be to kill infected people?
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 No.942

depends whether I know them or not and also who's doing the killing but not matter what I won't take responsibility for it

 No.943

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>The needs of the many outweigh the needs of the few
Yes, it's moral, but it certainly wouldn't feel like it to the person making the decision. Typically, affected people are sent away in isolation is the most we've done in polite society. Stuff like https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Leper_colony
I'm sure there are quite a few examples of human culling being done, but I can't remember any right now and I'm sure there's stuff forever lost to history.

 No.946

>>936
Do you make a difference between killing someone and letting them die, should they both be done to help someone else?
You might be interested in observing triage, as that was necessary during the pandemic in badly affected countries.

It seems to me, the willingness to sacrifice is there. However the moral value of the sacrifice would also depend on the range of alternatives, as has been mentioned already with the proposal of quarantine.
Should there be a situation in which no alternative can be accepted, I believe eradication will be practiced and seen as moral.

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 No.951

>>939
But I was not speaking French???




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 No.911[Reply]

When did they make a live action adaptation of Sport Climbing Girls?
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 No.913

man that's gotta suck, you're 2 seconds faster than your opponent and at the last second you screw it all up

 No.914

foot slipped

 No.915

speaking of the olympics what the hell is this

 No.916

This anime was surprisingly good.

 No.917

It's weird, I thought Russians were only going to be in some events as part of the slap on the wrist for the whole Sochi cheating thing, but they're everywhere. With this and pushing ahead during a pandemic (with very bad results in Tokyo) it's really apparent how much it's run as a business.
The Russian woman here was definitely much faster, but I wonder if she was going faster than he brain could process it and that's what cost her the win. Yeah, it does look like a slip but I wonder if that's the result.




 No.825[Reply]

Why don't people like IKEA?

 No.828

getting lost inside of ikea has killed too many innocents!! good meatballs from what I hear though

 No.859

Same reason people would hate any big company making cheap crap that replaces craftsmen and artisans I would imagine




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 No.811[Reply]

get dabbed on please

 No.812

no
I don't think I will

 No.813

no
I don't think I will

 No.814

Why am I getting bullied by a cat?

 No.818

>>812
>>813
>>814
you're mom

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 No.786[Reply]

Has Kissu followed the Olympics at all? Apparently, Simone Biles, a 4 time Olympic Gold Medalist and US athlete, had to pull out of the Olympics because the ADHD medication they take, Ritalin, is banned in Japan.
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 No.791

Why drugs bad?
They should take whatever they want, make it more exciting

 No.792

>>791
cause sports isn't about the game or strategy, it's so people can gawk at how strong/coordinated humans. If you add science to it then the culture of the olympics is no longer about the strength of people, but the strengths of science and the support that technology gives.

 No.793

>>791
Pretty much >>792, and if it were to just become a science show there'd be no competition from any countries aside from the major superpowers.

 No.794

>>791
because once you allow drugs people wouldn't be able to compete natty, also increasing performance momentarily at the expense of long term health consequences goes against mainstream sport ethics

i think there should be a separate league where people would go full retard with drugs and cybernetic prostheses though. there's value in laughing at people going too far

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>>794
>go full retard




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 No.757[Reply]

Was busy doing editing and games for a few days now I'm behind on like a dozen seasonals why can't time just stand still while I do other stuff...

 No.758

Time is such an awful thing. If only there were more of it

 No.759

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big part of the reason I don't watch seasonals at all anymore is how much more freedom I have with watching what I want, when I want to. I can leave stuff when I'm busy and watch it when I'm not. I got a lot (and I do mean a lot) of older anime I've never touched, too, so I'm not lacking for options.

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I'm really bad at watching stuff every week. If not for the kissu seasonal stream I'd probably watch like 5 shows a year and I feel exhausted after I watch them
life is hard

 No.761

Never liked keeping up with seasonal anime. I just look through old anime and watch the ones that look good.

 No.762

>>761
Liked to do this too, but I think with watching seasonals I come across a lot more anime I enjoy that I probably wouldn't have given the time of day if I was watching it in a non-weekly format.




 No.742[Reply]

Boy howdy these computers I tell you I can't wait to see what they bring in fact I bought one! You should see my kid on this thing I'm tellin' you he's going to build rockets some day. Oh don't tell the misses but I snuck on one night after my son got that World of webs working and something amazing God dang boobs.com I'm tellin' ya man.
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 No.751

>>745
My cousin's daughter started using a smartphone before age 2. I mean, she plays games on it and probably watches videos. I told her that it's a bad idea because brain development still isn't understood very well and the early ages are very important. Then there's stuff like depth perception and I wonder what else can go wrong when she isn't interacting with her physical environment when everything is getting wired and rewired at that age.
Humans were definitely not meant for these things...

 No.752

>>751
It's fine. It can't be worse for your mental state than when your eldest brother died at childbirth and your youngest sister died of pneumonia.

 No.754

>>751
My uncle used to talk about how bad these were for children and how even Bill Gates did not allow it and sent his children to a school where they did not use computers along with other rich people but then he had children and ended up letting them play with smartphones to keep them quiet anyway, it's just the lazy option. But he also talks about nutrition but doesn't follow what he says and he also thinks society is collapsing and plans to take his children with him on a boat which he will use to sail between island delivering computer parts for money. So take that how you will.

>>752
That's just character building.

 No.755

>>754
I don't need to take what he's taking... he might need to take more of it

 No.756

>>751
It still blows my mind that there's parents who do that kind of thing. Giving your kid a smartphone before they're in middle school is child abuse.




 No.467[Reply]

Always wondered if some of these dubious videos such as mouse trap videos and lock picking are for a demographic of psychopaths on YouTube who enjoy committing crimes.

Videos like this don't help anyone except criminals and the innocent minority of people who watch them to buy a good lock.
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 No.517

He did a followup with a more realistic test. Method gets open basically any lock and anyone can carry around wrenches in their bags. Anyone who's seen this video is now able to get into some good quality locks using leverage.

 No.519

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>>517
Your next line is, "Anyone can learn to break and enter by viewing videos on building security pen testing from DEFCON events."

 No.520

>>519
am i going to have to buy a random lock from the hardware store and test this?

 No.536

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just use bolt cutters, or a cordless grinder

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 No.732[Reply]

So how are you enjoying the beach this summer?
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 No.734

Summer simply exists as a buffer between spring and fall. Winter is too annoying and Summer is for norms. The two other seasons are best

 No.735

>>734
I'll foght you for that, Winter is the best.

 No.736

WAY too hot lately
air conditioner can't counter it enough
HATE it
also it's really humid around here so it's significantly worse than just the temperature

 No.737

Well its the middle of winter where I live, so no. Not that I go to the beach much at any time of the year though.

 No.738

>>737
get to the beach now!




 No.685[Reply]

I was looking at houses a while ago, and it seems like most houses that are self-listed on places like Zillow look exactly like this. How is it that people are completely unaware that listings like this won't draw much positive attention?

 No.686

It's all about the land

 No.687

Are you referring to the stuff inside?
Well, if you're like the vast majority of people you can only afford one house and if you're moving somewhere you need to get your old house (which you are still living in) sold before you can commit. It can take days, or it can take months or years. So, uh, yeah it's not going to all fit in the car.

 No.688

>>687
> the vast majority of people you can only afford one house
Well, I mean, of those that can afford any house at all..

 No.689

>>687
>yeah it's not going to all fit in the car.
That's not really what I meant. I mean like if you look at the difference between a house listing where the person hired a realtor vs the person putting the house up for sale themselves, the difference is usually pretty striking when it comes to the cleanliness of the house itself. I wouldn't expect a person to have to buy a storage unit or anything so that the house looks pristine and completely empty, but I think it's not unrealistic that a person selling their house should want to have stuff boxed up and the house looking as presentable as possible if they really want to sell their home.

 No.690

Part of it would probably be due to the type of person that would be too cheap to use a real estate agent in the first place.




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 No.706

uhhhhh...




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 No.635[Reply]

With all these crypto explosions and stock market bull runs, I always say to myself "Dang, sucks that I missed out, guess that was a once in a lifetime oppurtunity". However, as I look around more I see that these just keep on happening left and right, and it makes me wonder, do I just need to be more perceptive so that I can catch these trends early instead of accepting things as they go? It really seems like the key to getting rich is more about paying attention to trends more than getting lucky.
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 No.640

crypto is more of a random topic than 2D/meta

 No.641

why even do invest when you can keep money in the bank and have it grow

 No.642

>>641
Because it won't grow as much.

 No.644

>>641
The interest is you earn is lower than inflation. Investing will at least keep pace with it.

 No.654

I've thought about it, and investing in investing is probably one of the more worthwhile things a somewhat knowledgeable NEET could do. Since if you become good at it, you won't have to go out and search for work or even need to really interact with others all too much. It's the nicest 'job' I could think of doing, aside from the fact you risk losing money instead of making it.




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 No.5[Reply]

going to the fireworks festival with /qa/

 No.624

i was eating some popcorn but then some kernels got stuck in between my teeth and now i am sad

 No.625

popcorn isn't worth it
a few seconds of nice flavor/chewing and then many minutes of annoying fragments stuck in your teeth

 No.634

>>625
We truly live in a world govern by the law of equivalent exchange.




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