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de Books Bernd 2025-09-06 17:26:54 No. 9215 Reply Last 50
Old one on AS: >>710 Read The Temptation of Saint Anthony by Gustave Flaubert. It's a weird book full of obscure Christian sects, Ancient Gods and mythic beasts. Didn't really enjoy the mix of prose and dramatic dialogue, but still an interesting book. It's also my first Flaubert and his vivid descriptions of the Ancient world already gave me a good impression of his prosaic skill. The story is also a nice allegory of the struggle of the modern world. I just wish I had read an edition with footnotes or something, because I didn't know 90% of the Christian heretics and deities mentioned. After that I read The Three Leaps of Wang Lun by Alfred Döblin and man, I did have a hard time getting through it. Terrible prose, Döblin has a completely jarring style, weird sentence structure, he just makes up words or uses them in a wrong context, really not my taste. I have to say that some scenes in this are pretty good, especially the mass scenes of religious ecstasy and gory battle, but overall I found the plot rather lacking and couldn't quite understand the actions of the characters. I wish it had featured more Taoism instead of political revolt and intrigue. I think I will keep away from Döblin for now. >>8934 Very nice. I also think the actual pilgrimage and the pilgrim's stories, the characters he meets etc. are the highlight of this book. It's also a helpful introduction to the Jesus prayer and sometimes I resort to it, but I haven't mastered it like the pilgrim has. I also liked that it has a pretty clear guide how to read the NT regarding prayer.
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>>15710 Why would anyone care about this circlejerk? Do you like their selection of books? >>15732 Thanks
I downloaded a new book. I'll tell you in half a year how I liked it.
>>16511 So did you ever finish that Stefan Zweig book or was that a different Swiss
>>16512 I got stuck in the Goethe story which I found dull and boring. Maybe I should just skip it and then I can finish it.

at Vidya threda #3 Bernd 2025-10-15 16:44:00 No. 16090 Reply

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Videogames thread. Playing in the sandbox continues until morale improves edition.
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>>16245 Is it something obnoxious, like happen those scary detours much too often and are non-skippable?

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>>16246 What detours? I picked cargo to [scary place] on purpose, to fulfill the prize requirements. But it's all A) hidden roads, so you have find your way yourself B) dang narrow and winding C) full of pointy bits or low ceilings that damage your truck

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My opportunity detector went off like it hardly ever does with the town of Koivula! There's a nice brewery here and some produce already nearby, just pump it into the city and then spread the bliss of alcohol and growth from there. Thinkgen of some crossing 2 seperate lines that later cojoin to cover more ground. Money generation with that early sole truck setup is rather lame though, despite them shipping a rather profitable chain. Going to hook up a nearby harbor with ships to increase output and a bonus on top. Then I started some kind of AI battle as I was watching something similar on YT in the background. Same settis as the other game, I plopped down some airports and slowly set up 15 planes. Really only the AAAHog could survive, probably due to FIRS5 and it being an overall great AI, pretty much the conclusion of the video as well. Some AIs only spammed the same road stations in the same cities and went bankrupt, slowly piling up more stations. A short lived fun and legit way to play a little more with planes :3 >>16250 Oh, I thought it would be some kind of "unexpected" detour that randomly starts to appear around that time on routes. Thought the challenge to maneuver here is the horror, yet kind of point of the game? Also then it's just a one off for some Halloween skin reward?

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The best high capacity planes in this game just have such an unfortunate look, high-speed no-cap all the way. Found a Japanese city name pack and toyed around with some industry sets, but tbh the expanded basic sets of the new FIRS5 are mighty enough to hook up already. Started out in the humble town of Iruma, trucked in some plumes which then get feet pressed by the local virgin shrine maidens to be made into the most delicate wine of my more interesting Japan. Also the very first named junction! I kept on laying rail no matter how much I doubted my vibes and once I noticed the last missing interconnection, I saw that it can be beautifully swindled into already existing infrastructure with just a bridge each.

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>>16483 It's a flying dick with huge balls!

de Radio United Freelurkers - Housewarming Party Bernd 2025-09-30 12:33:26 No. 13411 Reply Last 50

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Dear Bernds, Ernsts, Bernst and other friends we don't know yet - in a few days it's happening: Ernstchan will be laid to rest. For background and condolences, please visit Ernstchan's /meta/ board. Here now we want to do a bit of planning, so there won't be total chaos when everyone is streaming and nobody listening. This means: 3rd of October from 0800 UTC on there will be PARTAY. How long it will last is up to you. As long as someone will stream. But for now we don't have a plan, and Bernd does not feel like making a proper running order or schedule. So we will do the following: EVERY STREAMER PLEASE ANNOUNCES THEIR STREAM(S) ON THE CALENDAR. PLEASE CHECK WHAT SLOT IS ALREADY TAKEN. FIRST COME FIRST SERVE. In case any further coordination should be necessary (such as someone needs a spot very dearly because of RL stuff (shame on you!)), you can use this thread. Used to work with the EC festivals at least. So, let's have a great festival, Radio Free Krautchan!
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>>16447 Do you speak german? If yes, do you have an accent? I have met both Luxis who spoke perfect german (literally "newscaster tier") and a guy who sounded like he were dutch.
>>16446 No worries. Just self-deprecating humor.
>>16449 I use that a lot, but I guess I'm not able to spot it in others.
Almost all of us living in the capital can speak normal German. Like the Swiss people. But we also learn French in school. There exists also the Luxembourgish language called Lëtzebuergesch. It's like a German dialect. The TV chain RTL speaks in that language. I think this is what you thought as a Dutch dialect.
>>16451 >I think this is what you thought as a Dutch dialect. No, I know what Letzeburgerisch sounds like, this guy really sounded like a german speaking dutch person (he was talking to people who don't understand the southern dialects).

no Bernd 2025-10-16 23:10:51 No. 16276 Reply

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Pretty nice way to watch anime https://github.com/pystardust/ani-cli
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>>16392 "Streaming bad" is a digital boomer thing. I'm also guilty of thinking this. When I think of streaming, I think of 280p RealPlayer cancer. Or flash shit in a browser.
>>16391 Because sometimes the dubs sound better than the original. I like the German dub of Death Note for example. >>16395 It's not that streaming is bad per se, but it's the content that gets streamed at too low bitrates. If you have your own server via Plex or Jellyfin etc. you can stream at a much higher bitrate, if you want to.
>>16395 When I think of streaming,. I think of paying 30 euro a month, but everything I actually want to watch is not available in my country or taken down permanently, so I have to pay 30 EUR now to a VPN provider and another 30EUR to a different group of movie streaming kikes.
It's not about esoteric quality matters. Watching anime with dubs is like reading news with google translate. Everything gets lost. Also the voice actors in the west aren't that good as the original ones. Also watching streams is shit because 97% of them have hardcoded subs. Also often they have constant bitrate. This is bad because you get a big file and in fast movement it's still blurry. If you use variable bitrate the file can get narrower but have high quality on every scene. Also you can encode episodes with AV1 or at least HEVC which makes files 50-70% smaller by same quality. Streams often use old mpeg4 or AVC. Also streaming has the problem that you don't download the file. And if you download it anyway why not torrent it in the first case. For Bernd now owning the file on a local hard drive is inacceptable. That is also the reason for Bernd to not subscribe to any legal stream like crunchyroll.
>>16428 Voice acting in anime is not as important as in real movies. Also I don’t see the problem with hardcoded subs, you need to look at them anyway.

il Bernd 2025-10-17 18:56:03 No. 16420 Reply
Now that the dust has settled, was architecture modernism good or bad?
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like the 20th century movement or the new mcdonalds buildings
Doesn't matter. 19th century architecture was stuck with brick boxes with façade ornaments.
I like the original Bauhaus style (visited the Bauhaus twice) and I really like that one. It's sleek and modern, but it's also a pleasant place to be in for humans with some cool details, too. I think their style was bastardized into architectural wankery and, even more often, just building a simple box as cheaply as possible. Le Corbusier is another early modernist that I see as more problematic than Bauhaus. He seems to have been a kind of champagne commie who wanted to build efficient but pleasant housing for the masses (not necessarily for people like himself). His ideas were put into use without testing and the results were whole city quarters incompatible with human life.
>>16430 I also visited Bauhaus and I was surprised by how comfy it is. >>16429 Why it doesn't matter?

It’s kind of interesting how they get all the nutrients they need from eating the entire seal.
https://youtu.be/8XNzNlGirLo?si=Q3wfjfZp82iuaMGS This is what finland is really about

au Bernd 2025-09-30 01:52:52 No. 13362 Reply Last 50

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What does KC think of Nasha town?
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>>16208 Post some pictures of them so we can relate to your daring exploits. They may or may not be lewd and/or feet bzw. pantyhose focused.

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No Kohl but this is the breast augmentation mod that I mentioned before The girls should be given breasts like the Extra Large or Huge sizes in this mod https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=ag1cUEg1pJI&pp=ygUYZXN0aXZhbCB2ZXJzdXMgYm9vYnMgbW9k

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>>16215 This is Jean in front of her house.
>>16284 That's not her house bro. Come on learn German and come to >>>/ss/42
>>16453 where does she live then?

fi Bernd 2025-10-12 14:09:28 No. 15567 Reply
>I wish I could fug all Finns.
>>15567 Females and Males?
>>15567 Finn wants to fugg himself.

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>>15567 Would you be my femboy GF?

fi Bernd 2025-10-14 17:46:14 No. 15953 Reply
What is your favourite mexican temple? Have you ever visited a mexican temple? Do you ever daydream about the mexican temples? https://youtu.be/0meBRxc93bA?si=fC2gUL0lPUB428UI&t=4339
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I have only ever thought about Mexican temples as an institution, a cultural monolith I have never paid any mind to individual temples as particulars
>>15953 I was at Chichén Itzá in 90s (back when you could still climb up). One thing that isn't obvious from the ground level pictures is how steep the angle of the steps are (I can't find the exact angle online). Even at the top 79 feet up, the ground at the base takes up more than half your field of vision, which was really disorienting. Myself and most other people at the top butt slid their way back down. I like to imagine ancient Mayans, after conducting human sacrifices at the top, also said 'eff this' and butt slid down. > Each stairway climbing the pyramid has 91 steps, except the northern side which has 92, and so, adding all four together, one arrives at a significant 365. last pic: my two Chichén Itzá souvenirs (Chac-mool and the gang) info: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/El_Castillo,_Chichen_Itza pictures: https://www.britannica.com/place/Chichen-Itza https://thewanderingtourist.com/can-you-climb-chichen-itza/
I've been to Ek Balam, was cool. I've likes the lizards chillin there.
>>16432 Yeah, even in Cancun there were different little lizards running around everywhere.
>>16433 Valladolid was also full of them. In ek balam I've went up the temple stairs. I've spent almost 5 minutes on the top before almost dying from heat stroke. Midday sun is brutal up there, man.

de this is great Bernd 2025-10-10 05:13:30 No. 14995 Reply

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>page 1 of /int/ >no stupid blog threads of people saying what they're eating/drinking >no cp threads >no onions hiding their country ball while constantly referring to your nationality >no 4chan/pol/ imports instead we have threads about maps, architecture, economy and old TV shows with serious discussions. This is the best /int/ Page 1 since like 2013. Good job everyone.
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>>16295 Are you thinking of awk?
>>15485 >don't be the guy who complains about change and later wonders why his world is stagnating Yeah I really enjoy dying of cancer, I should be grateful the world is changing. In case you were actually being serious: Fuck off back to whatever shithole you came from and kill yourself. No pasaran, cancér soyjak!
>>16285 Hi Berundo-san!
>>16296 No, of I was thinking of awk, I would have written awk. As even you might be able to read, I did not write awk, I wrote ack. It follows that I did not mean awk. Can you grasp that, you imbecile? Can you guess what I meant when I wrote ack? I know it's difficult for you, I know! But guess what, I actually meant ack when I wrote ack! Who would have thought? Want me to tell you who would have thought? Everyone but a complete and utter moron would have thought! You know what that makes you? It makes you a moron! I would not have said that awk is a grep, either. Because it isn't. Do you understand this, you miscarried son of a syphilitic railway-station whore? Stop assuming that everyone is as dumb as you are, you mongoloid retard. Bring salvation to the world and eat a piece of Listeria-infested cheese, or fall of mountain. You are a worthless subhuman.
Sir, this is a Wendy's.
Also, no Canadian power-hour clogging up the board from 7-11 EST. * posted at 6:53 est