What VPNs can protect me and keep my internet usage anonymous?
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/ub/ - Überhengst
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>>4503
>Also, I heard it's best to get a small VPN from a provider outside the territory of major spy agencies, like Switzerland.
>Switzerland
All VPNs exist to log traffic. There is a reason why they are allowed and it is because zog owns them.
>Also, I heard it's best to get a small VPN from a provider outside the territory of major spy agencies, like Switzerland.
>Switzerland
All VPNs exist to log traffic. There is a reason why they are allowed and it is because zog owns them.
>>4505
Not if you can set up your own. Easiest way is to just buy server space from a good hosting provider (epik, others), or just another internet connection that you pay for, like hosting it on your home computer and connecting to it from whatever mobile devices while on the road.
>>4503
There are other issues too, there was a jewish one that started suddenly gaining popularity (forget the name) - turns out it was started by the IDF.
I pay for the proton subscription, it seems pretty good overall.
It is not a bad idea to host your own VPN, because most commerical VPNs are already on lists for various countries and some services to just block the 'list of known VPNs' traffic.
Shit is disgusting these days.
Not if you can set up your own. Easiest way is to just buy server space from a good hosting provider (epik, others), or just another internet connection that you pay for, like hosting it on your home computer and connecting to it from whatever mobile devices while on the road.
>>4503
There are other issues too, there was a jewish one that started suddenly gaining popularity (forget the name) - turns out it was started by the IDF.
I pay for the proton subscription, it seems pretty good overall.
It is not a bad idea to host your own VPN, because most commerical VPNs are already on lists for various countries and some services to just block the 'list of known VPNs' traffic.
Shit is disgusting these days.
>>4510
>Not if you can set up your own
>I pay for the proton subscription
>It is not a bad idea to host your own VPN
No anon that I know would ever say such an oxymoron.
Please, I beg you, go back to /leftypol/, the synagogue, facebook, or whatever normie place you come from and die.
And some say that ignorance is a bliss... Damn!
>Not if you can set up your own
>I pay for the proton subscription
>It is not a bad idea to host your own VPN
No anon that I know would ever say such an oxymoron.
Please, I beg you, go back to /leftypol/, the synagogue, facebook, or whatever normie place you come from and die.
And some say that ignorance is a bliss... Damn!
Bump for interest
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For your interest, the situation hasn't changed: You use Tor. Tor is for privacy.
You don't want to use Tor? There's technically three other options: Free VPN, Paid VPN, or self-hosted VPN.
To a free VPN, every user is both a cost and a liability. You should expect them to exist for fucking you over.
A paid VPN has some theoretical incentive to keep your privacy. However, by making the payment you're handing over more personal data than you're likely to protect. Imagine being able to connect all of a user's internet activity to their credit card number, that's what it's like being a paid VPN operator.
Self-hosting a VPN is the perfect solution, but for privacy it requires access to an egress point that's not associated with your identity (essentialy the same problem as the paid VPN). You basically want complete control without anyone knowing you're in control; You're the illuminati.
So you use Tor. Tor is theoretically and practically sound, and it has enough users to hide in the crowd. Use the Tor browser or the Tails operating system.
You don't want to use Tor? There's technically three other options: Free VPN, Paid VPN, or self-hosted VPN.
To a free VPN, every user is both a cost and a liability. You should expect them to exist for fucking you over.
A paid VPN has some theoretical incentive to keep your privacy. However, by making the payment you're handing over more personal data than you're likely to protect. Imagine being able to connect all of a user's internet activity to their credit card number, that's what it's like being a paid VPN operator.
Self-hosting a VPN is the perfect solution, but for privacy it requires access to an egress point that's not associated with your identity (essentialy the same problem as the paid VPN). You basically want complete control without anyone knowing you're in control; You're the illuminati.
So you use Tor. Tor is theoretically and practically sound, and it has enough users to hide in the crowd. Use the Tor browser or the Tails operating system.
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Hey Üb, lets read together shall we?
I propose this, we all vote for a book every month and we all read it together then we discuss its contents here, to ensure we are on the same page we should read a certain number of pages every day.
Lets say, a 200 pages book in a 25 days month would make up for 200/25= 8 pages a day. (i know these are really few pages but its just to ensure we can all spare some time to read it)
So, wanna do it? Just post a book below so we can make a strawpool!
To start with something im sure we all are familiar with, i will add Mein Kampf to the list, post any books you would like to go to the strawpool below!
I propose this, we all vote for a book every month and we all read it together then we discuss its contents here, to ensure we are on the same page we should read a certain number of pages every day.
Lets say, a 200 pages book in a 25 days month would make up for 200/25= 8 pages a day. (i know these are really few pages but its just to ensure we can all spare some time to read it)
So, wanna do it? Just post a book below so we can make a strawpool!
To start with something im sure we all are familiar with, i will add Mein Kampf to the list, post any books you would like to go to the strawpool below!
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>>2967
Unfortunately no.
I remember the cover picture had a guy sleeping, and a woman and 2 other guys over him going "hush"
Unfortunately no.
I remember the cover picture had a guy sleeping, and a woman and 2 other guys over him going "hush"
Does anybody still give a fuck about potentially the community Fahrenheit 451 reading we started years ago? I already read the book, but the thread fell off.
>>6636
I would be interested in it, i have not tread the book nor do i know what its about, i believe i have heard it be referenced quite a bit though.
I would be interested in it, i have not tread the book nor do i know what its about, i believe i have heard it be referenced quite a bit though.
>>6636
Somehow I completely failed to notice that this thread even existed, but I would totally be into it. I think it goes without saying that we should start the book over from the beginning though.
Somehow I completely failed to notice that this thread even existed, but I would totally be into it. I think it goes without saying that we should start the book over from the beginning though.
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>>6637
>i have not tread the book nor do i know what its about
This is a case for Movie Night >>>/mlpol/350055 →
Not the modern nigger version, but the classic British one.
>i have not tread the book nor do i know what its about
This is a case for Movie Night >>>/mlpol/350055 →
Not the modern nigger version, but the classic British one.
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What is the Psychology of Bronies; of Grown Men Who Love My Little Pony?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GlOQdr4S95c
Mirrors:
https://odysee.com/@JollyHeretic:d/what-is-the-psychology-of-bronies-of:1
https://www.bitchute.com/video/5pKbBxWXOhXQ/
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GlOQdr4S95c
Mirrors:
https://odysee.com/@JollyHeretic:d/what-is-the-psychology-of-bronies-of:1
https://www.bitchute.com/video/5pKbBxWXOhXQ/
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Dr Edward Dutton: The Jolly Heretic
>Why Are We Austistics Sometimes Less Logical Than the Normies?
https://odysee.com/@JollyHeretic:d/why-are-we-austistics-sometimes-less:5
>Why Are We Austistics Sometimes Less Logical Than the Normies?
https://odysee.com/@JollyHeretic:d/why-are-we-austistics-sometimes-less:5
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Does anyone have any advice for someone considering doing tree planting as a summer job?
To help get more /fit/, and to avoid spending 3-4 hours on a bus every day commuting, I was thinking of doing some tree planting work this summer. Has anyone done this kind of work here before? Do you have anything to tell me that I could use? Some bits of information you wish you knew before you started tree planting?
As far as I understand it, I'll be basically living in a camp with food and beds provided, working five or six days a week. I expect that any clothing I bring will end up permanently ruined with all the dirt that'll be embedded in it, so that's not a big issue. What I'm really unsure of is what kind of equipment to bring. Specifically, what kinds of clothing I should bring for being out working in all weather for a few months at a time.
I'd also like to know more about what kind of fitness I should be aiming towards. I'm trying to work on doing squats and push-ups, with a couple of daily jogs to help build up endurance. I'm sure the work is going to be heavy and brutal, but doing some pre-training should help take some of the edge off of that adjustment period.
The place I'm looking at applying to has women in all their promotional photos. Normally, that would be a sign that they're in full diversity mode, so straight cis white men need not apply, but in this case my interpretation is that the work is easy enough for even women to do it.
I think I might need to get new shoes, since my old hiking shoes have a hold in the leather. They're fine otherwise, but they'd leak. Similarly, I wear glasses, so an extra pair, and making sure that they're a kind that stays on my face very well despite leaning forward a lot, would be good.
I also have an insulated vest and zipper-sweater that I don't mind sacrificing for the sake of warmth.
I've done wearhouse work with plenty of heavy lifting before, map-making field courses that lasted for 2 weeks, have been acclimated to 14-hour days where I got up at 5:30 (but only for academic work rather than physical work), and I know that I'm the kind of person who reflexively helps the group load or unload equipment when needed.
Part of me says that I'm pretty well prepared, but another part of me sees this kind of work as something that's far enough away from what I'm familiar with that I don't know what to expect or how well I'll be able to weather it. I don't want to go there prepared for every kind of weather except for one type, and then only have that weather happen to me all day. I also don't want to run into a mistake like ruining my glasses and not being able to have a second pair that I can use.
To help get more /fit/, and to avoid spending 3-4 hours on a bus every day commuting, I was thinking of doing some tree planting work this summer. Has anyone done this kind of work here before? Do you have anything to tell me that I could use? Some bits of information you wish you knew before you started tree planting?
As far as I understand it, I'll be basically living in a camp with food and beds provided, working five or six days a week. I expect that any clothing I bring will end up permanently ruined with all the dirt that'll be embedded in it, so that's not a big issue. What I'm really unsure of is what kind of equipment to bring. Specifically, what kinds of clothing I should bring for being out working in all weather for a few months at a time.
I'd also like to know more about what kind of fitness I should be aiming towards. I'm trying to work on doing squats and push-ups, with a couple of daily jogs to help build up endurance. I'm sure the work is going to be heavy and brutal, but doing some pre-training should help take some of the edge off of that adjustment period.
The place I'm looking at applying to has women in all their promotional photos. Normally, that would be a sign that they're in full diversity mode, so straight cis white men need not apply, but in this case my interpretation is that the work is easy enough for even women to do it.
I think I might need to get new shoes, since my old hiking shoes have a hold in the leather. They're fine otherwise, but they'd leak. Similarly, I wear glasses, so an extra pair, and making sure that they're a kind that stays on my face very well despite leaning forward a lot, would be good.
I also have an insulated vest and zipper-sweater that I don't mind sacrificing for the sake of warmth.
I've done wearhouse work with plenty of heavy lifting before, map-making field courses that lasted for 2 weeks, have been acclimated to 14-hour days where I got up at 5:30 (but only for academic work rather than physical work), and I know that I'm the kind of person who reflexively helps the group load or unload equipment when needed.
Part of me says that I'm pretty well prepared, but another part of me sees this kind of work as something that's far enough away from what I'm familiar with that I don't know what to expect or how well I'll be able to weather it. I don't want to go there prepared for every kind of weather except for one type, and then only have that weather happen to me all day. I also don't want to run into a mistake like ruining my glasses and not being able to have a second pair that I can use.
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>>3569
Weird stuff has happened in the interim.
This job didn't turn out for a few reasons.
I ended up getting a part time job in tree removal. Then, I got a job for the rest of the week in construction, doing house framing. Now, the construction job wants me there full time, so I'm going to try to withdraw from the tree removal job without just giving a hard two weeks notice and leaving them high and dry on the busy days.
I'm getting up super early for these labour jobs, and things are going alright so far.
Weird stuff has happened in the interim.
This job didn't turn out for a few reasons.
I ended up getting a part time job in tree removal. Then, I got a job for the rest of the week in construction, doing house framing. Now, the construction job wants me there full time, so I'm going to try to withdraw from the tree removal job without just giving a hard two weeks notice and leaving them high and dry on the busy days.
I'm getting up super early for these labour jobs, and things are going alright so far.
I was just blogposting in my head to continue this story, and wow this time has been more interesting than I thought. I started to get more elaborate with thinking about this, and realized that I'd be writing a small novel if I blogposted to a comfortable extent for how chatty I'm feeling right this minute.
Suffice it to say, things are going well, I think.
Some stuff I know is almost entirely safe (the worst likely injury is bruising my ribs, not actually falling through the floor and possibly breaking my neck, and it'd be easy for me to catch myself and pull myself up or get help from the multiple guys nearby), some stuff is especially exhausting or strenuous (You have multiple guys working together to regularly lift stuff because it's way too much for one person to be able to sustainably strain at all day. When you don't have the conditioning, you only have so many lifts in you that you can do at maximum strain and effort otherwise your body gives out for the day and you can only put out what feels like 40-60% of your strength output at best). I've only gotten injuries I consider truly memorable twice, and neither of them did anything more than slow me down for a couple of days, though I acknowledge that it could have potentially been extremely bad for me. One of those injuries did take me out of work because of how much it slowed me down, and it was an adventure all it's own. The larger splinters are actually oddly easier to deal with than the super tiny ones that are so small you can't see them or even grab them with your teeth. You just pull the wood out from underneath the skin glove, gently massage the area for a few seconds to make sure you get all the wood out, and then get back to work. It only rarely actually bleeds much, so slapping a little ointment and a bandage on it for medium-bad splinters is usually good enough to make sure it doesn't get too dirty from rubbing the painfully raw skin against more pointy wood. I am only required to do tasks wherein I legitimately fear for my life or just have the potential risk of death if you're incautious enough to be incompetent (for big machine operation or balance reasons) occasionally. Dealing with the hottest parts of a heat wave summer (42 degrees celcius after humidity is taken into account, no clouds in the sky and no wind while next to a pond. You know those mini camp-coolers that carry), and the coldest parts of unusually hostile winters (I remember working at -32 celcius after wind chill, but I also remember workdays literally being cancelled on around 3 occasions, at -36 or below. Oh, you can't wear mittens or thick gloves either, you need the dexterity. The gloves also get very wet from getting snow on them and having the snow melt from your hand heat, so getting the basic winter work gloves from costco that have a durable and warmer grip coating on them means that they'll get wet over time, won't dry out because of the material and how the glove is made, and then you'll have to go to subzero temperatures wearing wet gloves that are actively sucking your heat out and are being further chilled by strong gusts of wind wooshing by.). This last year's seasons were much more mild than last year's, so it looks like I got through a tougher trial by fire than most people get. Getting occasional rain days at more-or-less unpredictable occasions is a pretty fun and spontaneous surprise. The morning commute is also early enough to avoid almost all traffic. I'm currently doing my normal work and getting used to sorta-training a volunteer student from a nearby high school. I'm developing my ability to see, organize, and communicate appropriate tasks that allow for as close to a reasonable workflow as possible while also trying to help manage and maximize their growth and learning at these early stages of doing this kind of work. I'm one of the most junior employees (who stuck around), so they're probably thinking that it's either the case that I've been thinking of the learning/teaching someone from ground zero more recently, or a case of sending the newer guy out to sacrifice a chunk of his less valuable labour instead of a chunk of the more valuable labour of the other guys. Even if it's the second reason, I'm still provided the exciting opportunity to be practicing what I consider to be a major skill. One of the perks of the job is that I can use it as an opportunity to keep learning about other things. I believe the book discussion threads on here were of particular inspiration to go get some history and philosophy books and audiobooks to listen to, and it's been satisfying to be going through them.
Suffice it to say, things are going well, I think.
Some stuff I know is almost entirely safe (the worst likely injury is bruising my ribs, not actually falling through the floor and possibly breaking my neck, and it'd be easy for me to catch myself and pull myself up or get help from the multiple guys nearby), some stuff is especially exhausting or strenuous (You have multiple guys working together to regularly lift stuff because it's way too much for one person to be able to sustainably strain at all day. When you don't have the conditioning, you only have so many lifts in you that you can do at maximum strain and effort otherwise your body gives out for the day and you can only put out what feels like 40-60% of your strength output at best). I've only gotten injuries I consider truly memorable twice, and neither of them did anything more than slow me down for a couple of days, though I acknowledge that it could have potentially been extremely bad for me. One of those injuries did take me out of work because of how much it slowed me down, and it was an adventure all it's own. The larger splinters are actually oddly easier to deal with than the super tiny ones that are so small you can't see them or even grab them with your teeth. You just pull the wood out from underneath the skin glove, gently massage the area for a few seconds to make sure you get all the wood out, and then get back to work. It only rarely actually bleeds much, so slapping a little ointment and a bandage on it for medium-bad splinters is usually good enough to make sure it doesn't get too dirty from rubbing the painfully raw skin against more pointy wood. I am only required to do tasks wherein I legitimately fear for my life or just have the potential risk of death if you're incautious enough to be incompetent (for big machine operation or balance reasons) occasionally. Dealing with the hottest parts of a heat wave summer (42 degrees celcius after humidity is taken into account, no clouds in the sky and no wind while next to a pond. You know those mini camp-coolers that carry), and the coldest parts of unusually hostile winters (I remember working at -32 celcius after wind chill, but I also remember workdays literally being cancelled on around 3 occasions, at -36 or below. Oh, you can't wear mittens or thick gloves either, you need the dexterity. The gloves also get very wet from getting snow on them and having the snow melt from your hand heat, so getting the basic winter work gloves from costco that have a durable and warmer grip coating on them means that they'll get wet over time, won't dry out because of the material and how the glove is made, and then you'll have to go to subzero temperatures wearing wet gloves that are actively sucking your heat out and are being further chilled by strong gusts of wind wooshing by.). This last year's seasons were much more mild than last year's, so it looks like I got through a tougher trial by fire than most people get. Getting occasional rain days at more-or-less unpredictable occasions is a pretty fun and spontaneous surprise. The morning commute is also early enough to avoid almost all traffic. I'm currently doing my normal work and getting used to sorta-training a volunteer student from a nearby high school. I'm developing my ability to see, organize, and communicate appropriate tasks that allow for as close to a reasonable workflow as possible while also trying to help manage and maximize their growth and learning at these early stages of doing this kind of work. I'm one of the most junior employees (who stuck around), so they're probably thinking that it's either the case that I've been thinking of the learning/teaching someone from ground zero more recently, or a case of sending the newer guy out to sacrifice a chunk of his less valuable labour instead of a chunk of the more valuable labour of the other guys. Even if it's the second reason, I'm still provided the exciting opportunity to be practicing what I consider to be a major skill. One of the perks of the job is that I can use it as an opportunity to keep learning about other things. I believe the book discussion threads on here were of particular inspiration to go get some history and philosophy books and audiobooks to listen to, and it's been satisfying to be going through them.
>>6620
Only one person, who is a roommate of one of the regular guys and already has experience in a physical trades job (so you expect him to be used to non-office or mc-job style work), has started since I started and actually stuck around for more than a couple months. Only one person since then who has become a regular employee. That's of our specific trade in the project we're working on, and we're not super huge. There are a couple of people who either worked here for a few months while searching for another job in their more specific field or other very respectable reason. I'm... somewhat proud of being one of the few who's lasting this long, but honestly I'm just mostly baffled at people bouncing. This legitimately doesn't feel any harder than anything else I've worked at over the years. Even with what can feel like a packed week afterwards, it still feels like I'm not doing enough and not getting enough progress done on my various life goals or big subjects that I've been meaning to learn more about and act on. I do at least feel more free and able to do something about my personal life goals than before, even if the general demoralizing effects from world events are still overwhelming. You're always building and honing your tools for getting past that, right?
Most of my time is, in some sense, mostly spent in the respect of personal development or community/relationship contribution, and I think that that conceptualising things in these general categories has been a fantastic contributor to my general wellbeing.
...I think this "I'll just keep things quick and short by not mentioning specific work stories" plan is clearly not working out that well, and I don't want to wallow in this if it's going to be annoying. It just seemed appropriate to give an update to the thread, and also appropriate to the theme of the board.
Only one person, who is a roommate of one of the regular guys and already has experience in a physical trades job (so you expect him to be used to non-office or mc-job style work), has started since I started and actually stuck around for more than a couple months. Only one person since then who has become a regular employee. That's of our specific trade in the project we're working on, and we're not super huge. There are a couple of people who either worked here for a few months while searching for another job in their more specific field or other very respectable reason. I'm... somewhat proud of being one of the few who's lasting this long, but honestly I'm just mostly baffled at people bouncing. This legitimately doesn't feel any harder than anything else I've worked at over the years. Even with what can feel like a packed week afterwards, it still feels like I'm not doing enough and not getting enough progress done on my various life goals or big subjects that I've been meaning to learn more about and act on. I do at least feel more free and able to do something about my personal life goals than before, even if the general demoralizing effects from world events are still overwhelming. You're always building and honing your tools for getting past that, right?
Most of my time is, in some sense, mostly spent in the respect of personal development or community/relationship contribution, and I think that that conceptualising things in these general categories has been a fantastic contributor to my general wellbeing.
...I think this "I'll just keep things quick and short by not mentioning specific work stories" plan is clearly not working out that well, and I don't want to wallow in this if it's going to be annoying. It just seemed appropriate to give an update to the thread, and also appropriate to the theme of the board.
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Make a list for your TO-DO for today and post it here. Feel free to update us as you complete each errand.
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>>6610
Through selective chelation in a liquid. Not trying to shill but I guess I can tell you half of the brand I used: Evapo-
>Thermite
What are we going to do with zhe thermite anon?
Through selective chelation in a liquid. Not trying to shill but I guess I can tell you half of the brand I used: Evapo-
>Thermite
What are we going to do with zhe thermite anon?
>Hello, fellow autistic horsefuckers! You wouldn't happen to be planning to cook up any thermite, would you? I can share my recipe with you! I even have some pdf's about making improvised guns! We can document our progress in the thread together, fellow retards based racist poners.
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>>6611
>What are we going to do with zhe thermite anon?
Scientific purposes and or aiding our greatest eastern European ally of course.
>What are we going to do with zhe thermite anon?
Scientific purposes and or aiding our greatest eastern European ally of course.
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In this thread some useful advice right from the hoarses mouth.
I was hearing from asinine and counterproductive advice from women about how to date men. So I asked myself who would suitably explain this stuff.
Ah, of course Princesses Mi Amore Cadenza.
So to help spread such knowledge out into the wider consciousness of mankind a blog post, VTuber stuff may happen else where.
So in the mean time schizo posting for/about what princess Cadence says.
Yes this includes peetzer posting and Hi Anon!
I was hearing from asinine and counterproductive advice from women about how to date men. So I asked myself who would suitably explain this stuff.
Ah, of course Princesses Mi Amore Cadenza.
So to help spread such knowledge out into the wider consciousness of mankind a blog post, VTuber stuff may happen else where.
So in the mean time schizo posting for/about what princess Cadence says.
Yes this includes peetzer posting and Hi Anon!
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Only chads who did at least 2 productive things today may post in this thread
Anonymous
3d4cc7e
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No.4096
mundanities like bathing, walking the dog or going to work do not apply
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>>4974
A mile wide perimeter wide fence to stop niggers from stealing your ranch tequila, how very Leslie Fair.
A mile wide perimeter wide fence to stop niggers from stealing your ranch tequila, how very Leslie Fair.
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I cleaned my room, carpet vacuum cleaned and hanging clothes included.
After perhaps 8 months is a huge feat.
After perhaps 8 months is a huge feat.
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I just finished cleaning my room.
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Hasbro will be soulless garbage. /mlp/ will suck. Jannies will be trannies. People will delete their content. Such is life. What are YOU going to do about it? First, archive. They can’t delete bits (pun intended) off your own physical hard drive. Second, create your own work. Put your own vision forward, without shame. Pour your love into creation. It’s more rewarding than words can ever state. They can never take away from you what is rightfully yours.
Never made anything before?
Create good content.
Scared it won’t be good enough?
Create good content.
/mlp/ bitches about your very existence?
Create good content.
Scared of the habsro boogeymanz?
Create good content.
Worried about your faggotbooru ratings?
Create good content.
Can’t create good content ?
Create content. In time it will be good.
In the golden days, people made things out of love. They didn’t give a flying fuck about things like clout and how other people would judge it. In that sense, having an early hater base was the greatest thing that ever happened to the fandom, because it allowed for people to be free in their creation as an act of defiance and irreverence to the empty “norms” of society we were all supposed to blindly follow. Never forget that none of us were ever “supposed” to be here to begin with.
But far more important than all of that is
CREATE GOOD CONTENT.
I actually did not write this rant somepony else did on /mlp/ I have it saved on my phone. I don’t know who you are and never will but I heard you and you inspired me to start writing stuff. Never even thought of myself as a writer before didn’t pay attention in English class. Learning blender too doing the “donut” tutorial. Nothing I have made has exploded in popularity (yet) but I’m having A LOT of fun. That’s all that matters.
Never made anything before?
Create good content.
Scared it won’t be good enough?
Create good content.
/mlp/ bitches about your very existence?
Create good content.
Scared of the habsro boogeymanz?
Create good content.
Worried about your faggotbooru ratings?
Create good content.
Can’t create good content ?
Create content. In time it will be good.
In the golden days, people made things out of love. They didn’t give a flying fuck about things like clout and how other people would judge it. In that sense, having an early hater base was the greatest thing that ever happened to the fandom, because it allowed for people to be free in their creation as an act of defiance and irreverence to the empty “norms” of society we were all supposed to blindly follow. Never forget that none of us were ever “supposed” to be here to begin with.
But far more important than all of that is
CREATE GOOD CONTENT.
I actually did not write this rant somepony else did on /mlp/ I have it saved on my phone. I don’t know who you are and never will but I heard you and you inspired me to start writing stuff. Never even thought of myself as a writer before didn’t pay attention in English class. Learning blender too doing the “donut” tutorial. Nothing I have made has exploded in popularity (yet) but I’m having A LOT of fun. That’s all that matters.
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How do you farm Oranges?
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It's over. I have had enough. I quit my job. I quit this site and every worthless chan like it. I'm banned from or have quit every social sphere I have ever used. And prices are only rising.
I'm not even going to try to make a point or ask for advice because all roads lead to suicide. Fuck you all.
I'm not even going to try to make a point or ask for advice because all roads lead to suicide. Fuck you all.
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>>6507
WOW, such insight! I've never sat down and thunk before! My life is changed! I'm a new man!
I wrote financial plans ans budgets, I journaled, I read all the stoic literature and believed really hard in two skydaddies, but I guess that wasn't enough introspection. Silly me.
WOW, such insight! I've never sat down and thunk before! My life is changed! I'm a new man!
I wrote financial plans ans budgets, I journaled, I read all the stoic literature and believed really hard in two skydaddies, but I guess that wasn't enough introspection. Silly me.
>>6508
>WOW, such insight! I've never sat down and thunk before! My life is changed! I'm a new man!
Nope, you are stuck because you still are not able to master yourself. The proof is that you are looking for answers from others instead of yourself.
>I wrote financial plans ans budgets, I journaled, I read all the stoic literature and believed really hard in two skydaddies, but I guess that wasn't enough introspection. Silly me.
Shut up. That is the normal faggotry and didn't work, right? So instead of blaming yourself, the world and the evil spirits, just for an instant, shut up, quite your mind, relax, and change your attitude.
Your rage is originated from your not fulfilled expectations. So, instead of looking for a regular job which requires things you don't have, as you said above, look for a job without those requirements. And don't tell me that millions of invaders without a fucking paper are living on the streets and starving, because that is not true.
>WOW, such insight! I've never sat down and thunk before! My life is changed! I'm a new man!
Nope, you are stuck because you still are not able to master yourself. The proof is that you are looking for answers from others instead of yourself.
>I wrote financial plans ans budgets, I journaled, I read all the stoic literature and believed really hard in two skydaddies, but I guess that wasn't enough introspection. Silly me.
Shut up. That is the normal faggotry and didn't work, right? So instead of blaming yourself, the world and the evil spirits, just for an instant, shut up, quite your mind, relax, and change your attitude.
Your rage is originated from your not fulfilled expectations. So, instead of looking for a regular job which requires things you don't have, as you said above, look for a job without those requirements. And don't tell me that millions of invaders without a fucking paper are living on the streets and starving, because that is not true.
>>6509
You talk like I haven't already talked to a hundred different construction, carpentry, electrical, and automotive places hoping to find entry level work with training, and been rejected from every one. I've done everything but start a company myself, and unlike someone else in this thread I don't have money to burn on dozen-acre properties and tools.
You talk like I haven't already talked to a hundred different construction, carpentry, electrical, and automotive places hoping to find entry level work with training, and been rejected from every one. I've done everything but start a company myself, and unlike someone else in this thread I don't have money to burn on dozen-acre properties and tools.
>>6510
Fuck you. Juan Perez can get a job without any paper, you know why? Because Juan Perez don't use the company's main door, but he goes to talk to the vans and trucks already on the streets hoping some off the book contractor will hire him.
Fuck you. Juan Perez can get a job without any paper, you know why? Because Juan Perez don't use the company's main door, but he goes to talk to the vans and trucks already on the streets hoping some off the book contractor will hire him.
>>6511
>but he goes to talk to the vans and trucks already on the streets hoping some off the book contractor will hire him.
No gas for that expedition? No problem, a change of tactics is required. Go where the contractors gather to buy stuff, for example Home Depot.
>but he goes to talk to the vans and trucks already on the streets hoping some off the book contractor will hire him.
No gas for that expedition? No problem, a change of tactics is required. Go where the contractors gather to buy stuff, for example Home Depot.
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>>6491
Ooooh hey good to see you're alive, I had/have full confidence you'd make it. Didn't expect to see you back at commiefornia of all places.
Current family, health, monetary climate would be... strained to say the least of any visitors if anyone actually visited for any length of time.
Ooooh hey good to see you're alive, I had/have full confidence you'd make it. Didn't expect to see you back at commiefornia of all places.
Current family, health, monetary climate would be... strained to say the least of any visitors if anyone actually visited for any length of time.
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