>>358
Hey, you could bridge the Discord into Matrix. That would make everyone happy.

>>358
I'm not extremely opposed to discord, but I'd prefer not to use it if possible. If it's just shitposting and chilling with the lads I don't really see much harm, but it's not really secure either. Right now I'm just lurking a bit. I might check out the minerman server and then maybe the discord later.

>>339
Is the discord decent?

>>375
it is
there's no trannys or jannys so its all good
way more active too

>>539
Lol wtf is a janny

>>286
Works for me

>>28yeah I don't know what it is I cant connect. I have a ligit copy of the game too so it cant be that, any ideas? pic attacked is my server info

>>332
You have the right address, I'll see if I can fix whatever the problem is.

>>332
Make sure you're on 1.12.2

Why is the server destroyed? I just joined.

Kinda reminds me of Adult Swim bumps.

Some nature and stuff.

>>362
>What did you drink?
Hard cider and this weird fruit punch shit I got at my convenience store. I took 1-2 sips of the latter and poured the rest into the sink.

>>363
Sounds like a terrible experience.

>>364
It was pretty harmless. Stuff was cheap and it didn't linger on my palate or anything.

>>366
Drinking at night us a different experience. It feels otherworldly.

>>544
That's true. And since we're at it, I'll get a little drink right now.

Both of these are very relevant to the time and place.
>Blocking Tor
Faggots.

>>345
fixed

>>36
>WW1
I dunno, when you get back to the trench it must be such a big relief. Then you eat roast rats with the buddies that are still alive over a camping stove. If you stretch your imagination a bit it's like having hot chocolate during a thunderstorm
I say it's a 4 or 5. Bottom scenario is having the talk where you find out how many people your gf had sex with.

I took some time to make one of these (song by Ulver.)
Thanks for the archive link, I love the posts here.

I like thin crust. I'll take basic pepperoni, but mushrooms and green peppers are a good bonus.

I really, really like anchovies on my pizza.

>>267
Heresy!!!

For real, though, I like Hawaiian pizza sometimes so it's not like I can talk.

Also just basic mushroom pizza is good.

During my time in college I worked part-time at its library, and it was comfy even when I had to work during the day. For the first couple years, they usually had me working during the last shift of the day (late afternoon to 9:30) when there were very few patrons, so I didn't really have to talk to anyone. So I could spend most of my time there just reading things online or doing coursework. Sometimes I even got to get away from the desk entirely and just go shelve books or something while listening to music. Met some really cute people there too, too bad I didn't have the courage to ask any of them out.

>>137

Food delivery jobs are the best. Drive around smoking, listening to music, being away from everyone, and a fuck ton of tax free cash if you do it right.

Worked a night time job in an industrial area once. Very different vibe from day time.You felt like an outlaw, sleeping during the day really fucked me up, though....

>>105
We need to risk it all as a species if we are ever to reach the fabled ayy lmao tiddies.

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>>114
It genuinely hurts that I'll never get to date an ayy lmao before I die. I can only hope I reincarnate into a space commander with a massive fleet.

>>368
I know the feeling, anon. For me, I'd love to join a crew on a deep space exploration mission. I know in reality, there probably wouldn't be anywhere near as many aliens as in Star Trek, let alone cute ones, but we can always dream.

>>368
I know that feel. It's the final frontier, "first man to making fuck with alien"

>>327
I like an apple or a piece of plain bread at night. It's light and feels good.
Probably a bad idea to drink after though, I've heard drinking water after eating an apple gives you a stomachache.

the ultimate late night snack is a piece of fruit, some cold
meat, and hot warm tea
whats your favourite tea anons
>>337
that doesnt really make sense to me

>>338
It's not healthy at all, but nothing beats late night pasta.
Warming up leftovers in a pan at 3AM is already good, but cooking yourself a nice bowl of spaghetti at that hour is something magical. You find yourself in this strangely private, anticipated lunch. The familiar smell of boiling tomato sauce at the unfamiliar hour feels like carving your own secret noon into the night, like bending time while everyone's asleep. And then you sit down and eat, without any hurry except hunger, no sound but the sound of the cheese-grate, the chair, the fork.

>>369
Sounds Hella good. Even though it's wrong, ordering MacDonald's via uber eats can be okay late at night.

>>374
now that you mention it, has anyone here ever worked for uber eats?
it looks like a pretty comfy and /late/ tier job

I'm very open about my depression and how much I want to die.
It still makes people a little uncomfortable but I can't help myself but to talk about it. I think it's to a point where it's almost like a joke.
I'm like the boy who cried wolf. Except everytime I've cried, I thought the wolf was coming, and each time it gets closer.
I got really close to going, tonight. When I'd think it through I used to feel bad or scared, but now it's just serene.
I know people care about me more than I can imagine, and that's a shame. I think I'm more okay with people secretly hating me, like I usually assume.
I also used to think a lot about my legacy. Think that I had to leave something notable behind. I don't care so much anymore. I don't have much hope that I'll ever do those things, regardless.
I had a note. It was clean and concise, and I'm pretty comfortable with it.
I also think a lot about trying heroin or getting on painkillers. But heroin is more romantic. I think of it a lot like being dead but with different consequences.
Heroin addiction would drag everyone who's tangled up with me into less of a mess, than my brains fertilizing the garden.
I don't remember the last time I was relaxed. I'm stressed out all the time. I'm even on the verge of a panic attack while I'm sleeping. My body aches. My bones hurt. I'm too tired for sleep to fix. And saying all this doesn't even give me relief. It makes me feel weak. I feel as though I was designed for a different world than this one. I guess that's a universal sentiment.
I suppose I'll hang on for now, but I don't know how long that will last. My fingers will slip, eventually. I figure it's only a matter of time.

>>224
I want to die. But the only thing that keeps me from jumping in front of a train is one simple question; who's going to pay for the server bills?

So I keep a cheerful face. All my friends are gone. My dreams are dead. I don't know why I'm alive.

Honestly I'm feeling pretty good. Like all things considered, I'm not stricken with some kind of horrible disease, I got my family, The people I know in Life seem to actually like me, and I'm not in need for anything.

I'm just very bored.

I'm diving deep with my tinfoil completely secure

This period in my life will probably be the best I'll ever have. It's great. My only fear is for when the time comes to wake up from my dream and face the horrible reality of my situation. But that isn't tonight, so tonight I shall relax.

>>169
I'll see if I can upload the tracks we have right now to mega, or at least get you a list. No promises though

What I'm looking to clean up is the tracks that came with an album or OST, that is otherwise a good fit for the radio, but has one or two that aren't so great a fit.

As you might imagine, we haven't listened to literally every single track, just most.

On that note, if you come across anything you think is questionable, do make a note of it here, we'll at least take a look at it.

The other task we need to get done is to convert some of the FLAC files we have stored to another format; as is they don't do anything but take up extra space because the radio doesn't actually play them in FLAC format.

>>171
Thanks mate, I'll get round to these soon

I heard some of the FTL track on there, you might like risk of rain 1's ost in some parts as well

>>38
Absolutely loving this radio.

>>38
Happy 2020, I love you all. Please let me know if I can do something for this radio.

>>346
Honestly I love the radio the way it is. I don't really listen to this type of music outside of here too often unless I go on a feels ygyl or something

>>212
Do you mean mecha and toku?

>>183
kys hik

>>232
I mean the old tokusatsu board, I forget what it was called though

>>233
I don't know why you're being toxic, I never outed you even now
I merely left

Call me retarded, but I can't even find the other boards.

>>207
WEED

>>116
>so I try to keep a notebook within reach
that's actually a neat idea, I'm gonna try that

>>115
DUDE I SMOKE, HOW COULD YOU TELL

>>153
>I just find it fascinating how a cult can be created over a plant.
I can understand, I'm that passionate about tomatoes (I eat them tho).

>>139

100% this. I find hidden things in movies all the time, but i never really remember them. I've thought about recording a few and see if there's anything worth putting out there.

I do this with music as well. When I smoke and put on a good set of headphones, I notice guitar tracks and keyboards that I somehow missed before hearing it stoned.

Also if you add this in your boards.css it should add a few functions for your boards.js diplay.

@Webring boards */
.linkBoard[href^="http"]::after {
content: "WEBRING";

position: absolute;

display: inline-block;
margin-left: 5px;
padding: 3px 6px;
border-radius: 5px;

color: white;
background-color: #00796B;

font-size: 0.8rem;

>>170
I can agree with all of that except for being in water. There's something special about going underwater during a big storm and hearing the rainwater splash on the surface of the sea.

I don't want tomorrow to come.
But I also don't want today to stay.

What I would like to do instead however is to fuck sleep, cum inside, and then take responsibility.

>>166
>bad habit of eating before I go to bed
This is my exact same problem. It always ends up fucking over my sleep when I do eventually get some rest.

>>209
Try to eat at 6pm or 7pm, you'll feel better and lose weight. Rating before sleeping stuffs your metabolism.

>>30
It just feels better when I go to bed around 4AM. I feel more active in those hours of the night. I don't technically have any morning obligations so maybe I should allow it to happen. Is it bad for your health?

>>300
Earplugs and sleep mask + keeping the room dark work well for me.
I also have some tea with valerian extract and 6mg melatonin when i come back from my nightshifts.
I'd say i sleep even better than i did when working mornings.

>>309
Herbal tea also works. Walking during the day as well

>>292
>I'm the only one awake with only the animals and the occasional car to to keep me company.
The area here used to be nice and quiet a few years back when I'd moved. I could go to the 24 hour grocer to the east in the middle of the night, and just pass by quiet farmland. Now that's been getting torn up, and the buildings put in are bright all night long.

>Anyone else found them self wishing they could sleep forever?
Reminded of that town in Chrono Trigger where sleeping is practically a research career, to see if dreams can be a path to greater enlightenment.

>>295
I barely ever dream, and the ones I remember tend to just be the really fucking weird ones.

>>300
I use a pair of fans (which is fine since where I live it gets very hot in the summer), black-out curtains in my bedroom, and the doorbell has a note on it not to ring it. Doesn't keep the community gardeners from being loud, but usually they're around early enough in the day that I can can get back to sleep after they get done with the area.

>>321
Yeah, fans work Hella good for white noise during the day. I tried industrial headmuffs but fans drown out random noise.

>>292
I would be happy with 8 hours a day, or 7. Or 6.
And remembering my dreams more often.

Malls are great places when they're empty. There's a strange part in my local mall that's a bit hidden from view with shops long closed and lights that don't always work. It's still open because people can walk through it to get to the main part where all the activity is but no one stays there long.

It's been a while since I've remembered a dream clearly, but last time I dreamed of a girl. She was really nice and gentle to me, and me to her.
I woke up feeling a bit empty like the part of the mall I mentioned. Maybe it's a passing emptiness.

I dreamed that I was helping a friend move some trash into a bin. We then hung out in an alley and browsed some alleyway stalls. One had DVDs, and my parents were running a hat stand. My father was working on building a new desk and we helped him. Mom gave us a hat for free afterwards and we left after some more conversation.

Then I woke up. That friend I saw died two years ago from cancer and both my parents have been dead and gone for a long time.

I got two in a single night, kind of surprising since I don't remember any.
>first dream
>girl I like, maybe I'd even go as far as to say I love irl is there
>go to talk to her
>she's giggling at me as I approach
>"geez anon you're disgusting"
>"anon, you're such a piece of shit I wish I had never talked to you"
>I'm legitimately distressed
>continues to insult me until the dream fades away into the next
I'm not really sure what to make of this one, besides it making me feel shitty. Thankfully, the second dream was much lighter on me.
>dream no. 2
>a video game, or maybe an RPG campaign is being explained to me
>player character(s?) travels from town to town solving problems
>each town is described in great depth with lots of different characters in every town
>there's a BBEG looming over the horizon
>eventually PC(s?) have to fight off the BBEG in a giant crystalline tower that reaches into space
>BBEG controls some sort of super weapon made up mostly of valves and tubular bells

since I usually* don't remember any; I fucked that up.

>>204
obligatory John 2:15-17 post

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DcO6q-vxrB8
Rebecca Black puts out good music nowadays. What a strange world.

There's a dull melancholy in my heart, but it feels good. How're the rest of you fags feeling this cold november night?

>>234
Was pretty good and even somewhat feelsy even though it's not really my type of music.

Aside: looked on rbt.asia because I wanted to see if there was some new movement of /mu/ post-ironically rallying behind her and I had completely forgotten that that archive was actually named after her.

>>238
Hako Yamasaki is really nice.

That's odd, I swear we had embedding before. Nothing a bit of yt-dl can't fix though.

This will be all for now. The new site seem to be working well, It's good to be home /late/.

>>87
I remember you! I read your other posts too, years ago. Thanks for the good stuff

>>80
Kimi wa Houkago Insomnia ia okay

Nice, bruh. Will read. Also Fuan no Tane is a fairly decent horror read. A subtle work with lite vignettes.

Nyx was intentionally left a bit undeveloped when it came to her personal history, as to give future contributors some room to add touches of their own, but some features got more or less agreed on to give people a base off which to start:

Physical:
- race: caucasian
- sex: female
- age: young adult (can vary depending on the needs of the story)
- height: shorter than average, but not extremely so
- hair: black or navy blue. Long. Kept loose or in a ponytail. Wavy and voluminous, giving the impression of a cloudy night sky. Has a hairpin of a crescent moon
- eyes: pale, with dark circles underneath
- clothing: big comfy sweaters, an owl hoodie/pyjamas

Personality:
- introverted
- insomniac
- likes to be comfy
- likes owls (she also has an owl plushy)
- drinks coffee and beer

To clarify and stress: Nyx is NOT, and was never meant to be, a replacement for Stolas, the 8chan /late/ mascot. Their shared duty would simply be divided: Stolas handled the 8chan part of /late/, while Nyx would be the face of the non-8chan part. The two could also hang out in a shared /late/verse that never got far beyond the planning stages.

I don't see a good reason she can't still be a mascot. I'm sure we've got a few drawfags around here

Will stolas be brought over here?

the jap websites seem lost to time with how broken they are. Looks like it's some weird kind of myspace thing with how the profiles have age, sex, sexual preference etc.

I'm almost at a loss for words here, but this is pure awesome!

>http://www2.tky.3web.ne.jp/~yosshin/index.html

I mentioned it back on 8 some years ago, but this site has a shmup called Cho Ren Sha 68k that I recommend playing, even if you're not that big on the genre.

>>177
1 tip, use https://wiby.me to search very old (looking) websites.

>>177
A lot of newer websites consciously use the web 1.0 aesthetic. A whole bunch of 'em here:
https://brutalistwebsites.com/

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