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 No.6555[Reply][Last 50 Posts]

ITT "villains" who did nothing wrong.
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 No.41617

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>Wanted to live freely and explore the world with his friends and brother
>Forced into conflict with the World Nobles
>Fights the oppressors and defies them
>Betrayed and locked up by the equivalent of the CIA in the equivalent of a hell-prison
>Escapes and tries to continue his mission to eradicate the Celestial Dragon scum
>Targets the Shichibukai because they're Government lackeys and were coming after him to stop his righteous pursuit
Byrnndi World's only sin was forgetting his friendships and bonds because of the hatred of revenge and distrust from betrayal.
https://onepiece.fandom.com/wiki/Byrnndi_World

 No.41645

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>"Today, we rise again as one nation, in the face of betrayal and corruption! We all trusted this man to deliver our great nation into a new era of prosperity. But like our monarchy before the Revolution, he has been colluding with the West with only self-interest at heart! Collusion breeds slavery! And we shall not be enslaved! The time has come to show our true strength. They underestimate our resolve. Let us show that we do not fear them. As one people, we shall free our brethren from the yoke of foreign oppression! Our armies are strong, and our cause is just. As I speak, our armies are nearing their objectives, by which we will restore the independence of a once-great nation. Our noble crusade has begun. Just as they lay waste to our country, we shall lay waste to theirs. This is how it begins."
Saudi Arabia Redeemed

 No.41648

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His only mistake was fucking around with trunks instead of just killing him

 No.41651

>>41648
they do be winning kinda since he got trunks universe killed

 No.41665

>>41648
>>6663
LOL


 No.29560[Reply][Last 50 Posts]

Onyo edition
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 No.36396

been on a pureed vegetable soup binglately. easy, tasty and filling.Potato leek still reigns supreme but lately ive been doing a pepper/onion/garlic/tomato/cauliflower medley and its delish. Dont knock is till you try it

 No.36397

speaking of vegetable medleys; onion, celery and carrots. I love cooking these together it just smells so good. It makes up the veggy base of most of my pasta sauces

 No.36407

Number one cooking related cozy maximizer is a double walled borosilicate microwave-safe glass, 3 for $10.
>broths
>soups
>teas
>coffee(s)
All stay warm so much longer it's amazing. A lid is essential and get or make a protective sleeve.

 No.36408

>>36407
they're tallboy style glasses almost the same size as other travel mugs

 No.41637

I have a pretty high tolerance for eating the same shit every night but I finally got bored of baked chicken so I've been making a lot of souvlaki with tzatziki sauce on pita and butter chicken and rice on naan bread lately. Still easy to make but so much yummier


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 No.33648[Reply][Last 50 Posts]

Old thread (v1): https://leftypol.org/hobby/res/7136.html

The practice and principles of Permaculture are one of the most important tools for not only creating a sustainable socialism, but also for repairing the damage done to the global ecosystem by capitalism, and lessening your individual reliance on the current capitalist system.Permacultural practice and socialism are two very powerful allies, and learning about permaculture should be necessity for modern socialists and communists.
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 No.40638

>>40625
Alright then, it sounds like you know what you're doing. When you've done it, be sure to let us know how well it works (if the website still exists then).

 No.40639

>>40638
>if the website still exists then
wdym? also yeah I'll try to keep the thread posted on my land use shenanigans

 No.40640

>>40639
Just that these things can take a while, and there's lots of talk about how about how we're hemorrhaging users. It'll probably be here for years to come, though.
I look forward to hearing about your endeavours!

 No.41156

Got my first compost pile up to 50C. Feels good anons. Won't use this pile in my veggies, but hopefully will make 70C with the next pile

 No.41631

>>41156
naisu. I've finally had luck with compost for the first time and I think the difference was not using the black plastic container and instead just piling it up on the ground. I'm guessing the container in full sun got too hot and dried things out whereas the pile is in the shade most of the time. The container also made it pretty much impossible to flip/mix it up occasionally but that alone shouldn't have prevented it from breaking down but rather would just slow things down (hot vs cold compost). Still didn't make enough to replace imports but it's nice to get some use out of grass clippings and kitchen scraps.
Speaking of compost the county gave everyone a green bin for free and collects organics biweekly. On the one hand it's nice for those people that don't garden but it goes to show how valuable your biomass is and Ill be damned if Im going to give it away just to have the city sell it back to me. That bin will be collecting dust in the garage


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 No.3859[Reply][Last 50 Posts]

:Broadsword Edition:

>What is HEMA or WMA?
Historical European Martial Arts or sometimes Western Martial Arts are attempts at decoding, studying, and practicing the history, art, and fighting of everything from the Medieval Period to Early Modern Combatives.

What traditions are you lot studying at the moment?

Me? Going through George Silver's "Paradoxes of Defence" to expand my regimental broadsword/sabre repertoire.
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 No.37548

>>37529
sugoii

 No.38036

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I really should just double post here as well anytime I post in /leftytrash/. I could make it longer and last as well.

>>36043
Really late thanks.
>>37529
I don't know if they realised what they were getting into. It's cute seeing everyone getting so excited add their input, Rawlings especially. He's just so giddy.
https://youtu.be/_0x5ur8znjI
https://youtu.be/G04mX6HLX5g
https://youtu.be/V3P_6wrmzpE

 No.38066

Lovely sparring with the rugger, bauernwehr, hauswehr or whatever kind of shorter messer everyday folk could carry. I guess they put in perspective what langes messer are. Some thoughts from my amateur eyes:
>long enough that cutting plays are +/- the same and maintaining the bind is still feasible
>possibly too short that your point can't reach opponent's body (go for arms?) if their arm is not in a shortened postion while in a bind (unless you have the strength/structure to collapse their extended arm?)
>which means more cutting or thrusting away from the bind and less point work with opposition?
>either way, offhand defense + grappling even more applicable simply from shorter distance
Been thinking of how much knife fighting can be derived from the sword so this is fascinating. Die Freifechter has more stuff with them:
https://youtu.be/MyjyWnpZWsE (same fight, different pov)
https://youtu.be/ve_MBYkXNbs (another sparring)
https://youtu.be/-ND1SpgJdL0 (glasgow messer plays with bauernwehr)

Love watching Oskar at play. His form and flow are just *chef's kiss*. Fencers like him are so enjoyable to watch.
Virtual Fechtschule (Oskar), Die Freifechter and Messering Around are good channels if you are interested in messer.

 No.41550

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I love how this video got so many sword-fags on youtube agitated.

 No.41620

>>38066
>>38036
v nice

I also got two new 2nd-hand copies of McBane today. Feeling pretty good rn


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 No.489[Reply][Last 50 Posts]

Do It Yourself
ITT:
Everything DIY
>Handymanship/Making™
>Transferable skills in revolution/collapse
>Sustainability and Self-Sufficiency
>Guides and Blueprints
>Home Improvement/Maintenance
if you're bougie enough to own your home
Don't post shit that will get you or the site v&.
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 No.41612

>>41610
what would probably be best is a straight recessed slot, since the force would be perfectly radial and basically impossible to strip, and the slot shape would keep the screw on the driver. the more corners you add (triangle, robertson, hex, torx) the less strong they become
>https://www.albanycountyfasteners.com/blog/what-is-pozidriv-is-it-different-from-phillips/
this repeats my point:
>The Torx, or Star, drive style vastly changes the design of the drive recess. Due to the star having six points of contact (6-Lobe), the screw uses a truly radial force rather than an axial force. Phillips and Pozidriv screws use an axial force to drive the screw which is not as effective and is more likely to cause cam-out. For manual applications, Torx screws are quickly becoming the most popular choice.

 No.41613

>>41612
The problem with the Torx is that unlike other ones trying to improve radial force, it's insert is so fucking fragile that it can't be used for anything heavy duty, and even with light use it wears out too easily, I cannot count the number of times I've had to repair doors or computers where the fucking things have their contact points grind into uselessness if you look at them wrong.

 No.41614

>>41613
>it wears out
are you reusing them?

 No.41615

>>41614
When repairing a computer they don't come with spare screws, and if you're replacing a splintered door-frame and the screw thread is fine, then they should be re-usable, but when you have to be hyper-gentle with the head, it makes everything harder, and screwing them in is harder too, an overall pain in the ass, hence my loathing for them.
Also Phillips, flathead and even hex screws are much more common in most areas, and so the appropriate screwdrivers are more common meaning I need to go out of my way to retrieve a specific screw-driver head just for this one type, which is an additional annoyance.

 No.41616

>>41615
sounds like typical M3 screws in tapped holes. I don't see how you can fuck those up
I use torx for woodworking all the time, never had a problem. granted those are a bit bigger screws but still


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 No.6594[Reply][Last 50 Posts]

/cars/

Anybody else in the bunker enjoy cars and motorsport?

Discuss anything motoring related here.

To start I'll say I've spent the last few days doing the brakes on my own car, including new calipers. Fucking hard work on an old POS, nothing comes apart easily.
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>>35943
For context about the LARC LX, pic related, it weighed 97 tons and could carry 100 tons of cargo. Each wheel had its own engine. The soldiers on the photograph are adult men for a sense of scale. It was primarily a beach lander and they were retired from service in 2001. Truly some WH40K shit, especially considering its open-top design; a single 152mm shell, surface-surface missile or air-surface missile and you've got 200 men or a couple armored vehicles down.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/LARC-LX?useskin=vector
https://imgur.com/a/dQDfc3o (museum photos)

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>>41216
Forgot to mention that their role was replaced by the LCAC hovercraft. See >>>/AKM/3080 for Naval subjects

 No.41307

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>Why didn’t the Soviets un-suppress suppressed [electric car] technology?
Path dependency and opportunity cost, the world had already developed more expertise in gasoline cars by the time the USSR ventured seriously into civilian automotives. The cost of developing a "lost" technology from nothing again is greater than adopting an already working solution. Further more, developing a new technology means the initial products are typically inferior and it takes even more investment and time before new tech becomes superior to old tech. The USSR had limited resources so it went with the low-risk known solution.
Even then the USSR did experiment and pioneer many Hydrogen-Cell and Electric vehicles, but they were limited, primarily because they were still being developed to be more effective and mass-producible when the USSR fell. Besides Public Transport was much more available there. >>6035

 No.41514

>>18737
>[4] whos-left-in-the-old-folks-home-now-that-the-lada-rivas-gone
NTA but a weird error erased the link
http://jalopnik.com/5903819/whos-left-in-the-old-folks-home-now-that-the-lada-rivas-gone

 No.41602

>>41155
>Driving a 1945 WW2 Jeep Through 2024 LA Traffic!


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 No.41567[Reply]

Does anyone else have this hobby? I've been doing it for years and especially love the older versions of places.
It feels incredible to be able to look at a frozen version of the world and go over every detail of it.
As much as I hate Google and this constant surveillance I still find a lot of joy and nostalgia looking in how everything used to be.
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 No.41580

Another thing that pairs really well with street view exploration is listening to the radio stations from the country on radio garden

https://radio.garden/

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>>41580
>listening to the radio stations from the country
No thanks, I will listen to radio Pyongyang FM 105.2 while exploring urban China.

 No.41583

Now google street view India.

 No.41584

I like doing this too. The street view for my street is from years ago and I can see trees that were cut down long ago and my neighbor's house before they died and it was renovated by the new owners.

Also fun to just plop it down in a random spot and explore somewhere I'll never go.

 No.41585

I love exploring google earth but rarely venture down to the street view and only look into the past when I want to see how an area I am personally familiar with evolved.


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 No.36917[Reply][Last 50 Posts]

Share other chans you frequent here, and discuss ones you love or miss…

https://619chan.org/
https://infiniteboards.top/
https://7chan.org/
https://711chan.net/
https://zerochan.us/
https://sushigirl.us/
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 No.41545

>>36917
wasn't 7chan still completely dead when this was posted lol?

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>>41544
My main method to discover new music is searching for people who trash my favorite artists in the /mu/ archives. Sometimes i also stumble on good charts that were last reposted 7 years ago.

 No.41549

>>41544
I rarely go through them for fun, but they're an excellent resource. I've found amazing and important things on desuarchive that nowhere else mentions and which fell off the board long ago.
I've even had surprising results searching my own aliases.

 No.41566

>>41545
Warning : There's currently CP in the "recent images" on 7chan right now.

 No.41621

>>41566
>Warning : There's currently CP in the "recent images" on 7chan right now.
creators called that a "gray area" so it's not surprising,


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 No.41404[Reply]

Mozart & family:
>Well, I wish you good night, but first,
>Shit in your bed and make it burst.
>Sleep soundly, my love
>Into your mouth your arse you'll shove.

Broader German culture:
>In German folklore, one finds an inordinate number of texts concerned with anality. Scheiße (shit), Dreck (dirt), Mist (manure), Arsch (ass), and other locutions are commonplace. Folksongs, folktales, proverbs, folk speech—all attest to the Germans' longstanding special interest in this area of human activity. I am not claiming that other peoples of the world do not express a healthy concern for this area, but rather that the Germans appear to be preoccupied with such themes. It is thus not so much a matter of difference as it is of degree.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mozart_and_scatology

James Joyce:
>At every fuck I gave you your shameless tongue come bursting out through your lips and if I gave you a bigger stronger fuck than usual fat dirty farts came spluttering out of your backside. You had an arse full of farts that night, darling, and I fucked them out of you, big fat fellows, long windy ones, quick little merry cracks and a lot of tiny little naughty farties ending in a long gush from your hole. It is wonderful to fuck a farting woman when every fuck drives one out of her. I think I would know Nora’s fart anywhere. I think I could pick hers out in a roomful of farting women. It is a rather girlish noise not like the wet windy fart which I imagine fat wives have. It is sudden and dry and dirty like what a bold girl would let off in fun in a school dormitory at night. I hope Nora will let off no end of her farts in my face so that I may know their smell also.
https://www.theparisreview.org/blog/2018/02/02/james-joyces-love-letters-dirty-little-fuckbird/
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>>41417
>Martin Luther
If only they knew the lost 28th Commandment – Cleanliness is next to godliness.

 No.41462

Honestly, I've always found it funny that the first image on Wikipedia's "Lèse-majesté" article is farting.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lèse-majesté

 No.41522

>>41436
>that section with the fartillery barrage
lost it

 No.41525

I would put it down to the dualism of Abrahamism (seperation of matter and spirit) in contrast to the monism of eastern religions (no seperation only of perspective)

 No.41527

i dunno but after reading it 15 years ago the part i remember most from the divine comedy is when the demons fart (iirc the phrase was "made a trumpet of their rump")


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 No.37903[Reply]

Talk space socialism to me. Was recently rewatching a few series with my fiance, both old and new Trek, and we both feel like Deep Space 9 is our favorite series (closely followed by TNG).

Everything else in order from best-to-worst would be:
Deep Space 9
The Next Generation
Voyage Home
Wrath of Khan
Undiscovered Country
Enterprise
Picard Season 3
Lower Decks
Voyager
Prodigy
Motion Picture
Strange New Worlds
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 No.41483

>>41464
For Sisko it was a mixture of personal Animus towards Eddington for betraying him and for the maquis in general for walking away from star fleet.

IIRC the cardassians were treating them as a federation problem , which I guess legally they were. If they're operating out of federation territory and the feddies dont recognize their independence then yeah, it's a federation problem.

 No.41484

>>41480
Yeah it doesn't seem like it would be particularly hard to either expand the library of items or (more realistically and scalable) have some kind of smart system that could modify the food procedurally according to request. Like if Picard can order his Earl Grey tea at a specific temperature, presumably you could order a steak to different levels of done-ness, different marbling, grass-fed vs corn-fed, etc.

>>41483
This, the Maquis are rebelling against the Federation but they're still people from the Federation. There's no reason for the Cardassians to treat them as a separate entity, especially considering it benefits them to use the Maquis as an excuse to engage in hostilities against the Feds.

 No.41487

The maquis act so tough and brave but it was only the protection of the federation that was keeping them alive. The second the cardassians had a free hand they were wiped out.

What was their game plan, really? If they actually achieved independence, either the cardies or some other power were going to clobber them, maybe even some fuckers no one had ever even heard of, like those fuckers that attacked the colony in that tng episode about the two old people.

The maquis had to use jury rigged milsurp shit that was only effective because it was going up against cardie colonist milsurp shit. What were these backwater yokels going to do against an actual military power with industrial fabricators and actual warships and shit.

 No.41488

>>41487
They kind of feel like they were shoehorned into the story so the writers could take potshots at the federation, which was something DS9 did quite a bit. Mostly from a cringe liberal perspective.

 No.41524

>>41488
I think the maquis are kind of a mixed bag. On the one hand a doomed but spirited resistance based on pluck and ingenuity does seem in keeping with the kind of starfleet ethos all these former officers are coming from. On the other, it's hard to imagine anyone from a starfleet background thinking that they stood a chance between taking on the federation and cardassians at the same time.

I feel like Sisko's takedown of Eddington as not being a serious terrorist out to win like the Bajorans and more a romantic idealist is supposed to underscore that. The maquis never had a chance because fighting for The Cause was an end in itself for them, because anyone realistic enough to appraise the situation would see that trying to fight The Good Fight federation style while being a threadbare insurgency is just a recipe for disaster.


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