/b/ - Random

 >>/74182/
Shes a CIA operated atomaton built to make young boys horny, ofc shes gonna sell her body

 >>/74581/
> implying that they arent horny to begin with
RETARD

 >>/74605/
Why do "you people" spam porn on our imageboard then spam C and the Pee at the same time? What are you trying to do here?

 >>/71821/
bumping this shit

Sydney getting head... mp4
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the New Sabrina Carpenter Film Clip Just Dropped

Seek help

 >>/75158/
Truth is there is good things about each generation. Each generation being different.

1950s was the era of middle class prosperity and rapid growing technological advances.
1960s was the era of love, drugs, swinging and parties.
1970s was the era of growing up with free will, rugged freedom and the golden age of rock music and hard partying.
1980s was the era for consumer choice, the free market thrived, working did not absolutely suck either.
1990s was the era growing up with the early internet, tons of video games and holiday parties were still very common.
2000s was there era of entertainment media proliferation, bit torrent and p2p piracy, personal computers were getting more powerful for users and average consumers.
2010s was a more digital era where everyone had everything at their finger tips, the golden age of streaming media and online file sharing.
2020s I can't honestly think of much good other than we hit peak ability to consume endless entertainment and the proliferation of alternative media, and well fuck is booze cheap today!

 >>/72574/
> idiot retard thinks the dollar's value was exactly the same as it in 2026

 >>/74178/
i hate creatures like you, but the part about pharmaceutical companies is very important.

retard virgin fantasy with an AI image to match. whats new

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All of this was forced upon you back on Forchan with the help of Epstein and Trump. The U.S. has always been a shithole and will remain one. People are stupid; technological progress means nothing.

 >>/76232/
Just missed this stream. Maybe I'll watch the next one though.

When's the next movie stream and what's being streamed?

 >>/77058/
May 2

Gonna do a db upgrade, pls read:  >>/operate/30159/

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L.A. Confidential
May 2nd
At 9:00 and 19:00 UTC
https://cytu.be/r/endcorner

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all the stuff i would use a calendar for, i only write on the left side. i just make a plan of the things i am trying to do that day. i roughly try to write it next to the hour were i intend to do it. especially the left side does not have to be time-accurate. it might be, but on some days i have no idea so i just write it at the top, left of the 0.

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now the final step is that when i do something, i don't write it on the right side, that is too cumbersome. instead i make a quick circle around it and then i draw a line to when i did it on the right.

i noticed something in my efforts that was always missing from my planning: on some days i would not do the things i had plans, because i thought of way better things to do. i would make the executive decision to make even better use of my time and change plans mid-day. i wanted my calendar to reflect this in a celebratory way.

then some days i would look at my calendar and it would depress me that i got so little done that i had planned but then i remembered what i actually did (this was before i invented the 2-columns) and i was struck with my own stupidity: WAIT A MOMENT, WHAT AM I DISAPPOINTED FOR, I DID SOMETHING WAY BETTER THEN I HAD PLANNED AND MADE EVEN BETTER USE OF MY TIME AND I ALMOST FORGOT ABOUT IT AND FELT BAD FOR NO REASON! WTF?!

with this harmony of the left and the right side i thought it was easier to leave room for being spontaneous because too much planning makes everyone a dull boy i'd assume.

 >>/77041/
> which needs to be repartitioned and everything re-installed and reconfigured which will take a while

i remember the days where i installed windows and installed all the programs and set up the browser and changed all the settings in all the places and in all the programs and just hating the process.

now using linux whenever i set up a new computer, i just copy over the entire homefolder and down to the gadgets on the desktop everything is how i want it.

i hated windows so much (and it is so much worse now). i curse them for having no respect for the user whatsoever.

decisionhelper

i've finally managed to do something i have been wishing for for a long time. i wrote a program (well 3 seperate simple linux bash scripts that i call program but of course this is as ghetto as it gets) that decides for me on what to do next.

until i started playing with this i had no idea what a crazy overcomplicated maze my decisionmaking process is.

see i noticed that i like to spend way too much brainpower on finding completely meaningless afterthoughts, which kind of keeps me using my brain and deepens my understanding and broadens the range of my analysis but then i focus so much on tiny differences that i lose sight of what i was actually about to do, which is trying to decide what to do next; searching for more little advantages and tiny synergies that just waste my energy and make me feel exhausted for accomplishing nothing.

first script helps me automatically create a textfile in a specific folder. i give the thing a name, i assign it a priority value between 1 and 9 and a rough estimate how many minutes it will take. the txt gets created, opens automatically and i can write notes underneath the few variables i assigned at the top.

second script is where the magic happens. when i execute it, the script asks me how many minutes i have time. lets say i have 18 minutes until i have to go somewhere. it then searches through all the text files what i wrote into the MINUTES variable that takes 18 minutes or less (without including those that take longer). so now i have a list of txt-files that are within the time i have. the files appear on the list as many times as i have set in PRIORITY; this means something with priority 2 will appear twice on the list. now from this list one txt files gets randomly selected and this txt files opens for me in my default txt editor called kwrite. this way the more important things have a higher chance of being picked.

the reason this is genius: i circumvent my awful decisionmaking process. i can just say GIMME ONE! and POOF instantly one file opens and i can work on it.

third script is when i am done with a txt file and i want to remove it from the pool, the script just asks me it's number (i just have a counter that goes up so that each txt i create has a unique number i can search for), i write the number, the script finds the textfile which has the number and moves it into the completed folder itself without me having to juggle files.

this is exceptionally convenient to use because i found a way to execute these scripts from my desktop-gadget. see the three buttons on the bottom left? (plus sign, playbutton and red x). i might change the playbutton into a dice symbol but this is wonderful convenient.

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 >>/77184/
forgot the screenshot.

i kind of like having the moment of creation separated from the moment of execution like that because that way, i give my subconscious a chance to have insights and daydreams about it. because...

...one way to come up with good ideas is to think hard and another way to come up with good ideas is to not think at all.