/int/ - No shittings during wörktime

Ernst December 20, 2020 (Su.) 07:05:21 UTC 20. Dezember 2020 (So.) 08:05:21 No. 49676 [Reply]

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In the English sub of the film “Eastern Promises” the Russian пидорас is translated as “pederast”. But isn’t it a slur for gays not pederasts? Wouldn’t it be more correct to translate it as “faggot”? I understand that the word itself is a corruption of the Russian word for pederast.

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Ernst December 20, 2020 (Su.) 19:35:54 UTC 20. Dezember 2020 (So.) 20:35:54 No. 49736

>>49677
What? I'd always assumed that "pidor" used as a homosexual slur also carried an implicit cultural subtext of pedophilia, which the Russians likewise had largely opposed homosexual propaganda not so much for machismo reasons as they largely got creeped out by their association between it and child molesters.

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Ernst December 20, 2020 (Su.) 20:18:37 UTC 20. Dezember 2020 (So.) 21:18:37 No. 49742

>>49736
Just FYI this is a different Ameriball

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Ernst December 27, 2020 (Su.) 11:17:53 UTC 27. Dezember 2020 (So.) 12:17:53 No. 50096

>>49736
Maybe this is you who is really brainwashed by /pol/?

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Ernst December 27, 2020 (Su.) 15:26:06 UTC 27. Dezember 2020 (So.) 16:26:06 No. 50109

>>50096
Maybe this is what Russians kept telling me not on /pol/? It's not my fault even many of your English speakers give bydlo descriptions on things.

Ernst December 23, 2020 (We.) 17:20:23 UTC 23. Dezember 2020 (Mi.) 18:20:23 No. 49859 [Reply]

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HoeHoeHoe.
Santa is here with gifts for all the nice Ernsts out there.

Santa is going to dump some steam keys in this thread for the next few days, i hope you're ready.

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Ernst December 27, 2020 (Su.) 11:12:15 UTC 27. Dezember 2020 (So.) 12:12:15 No. 50095

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>>50094
No problemo

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Ernst December 27, 2020 (Su.) 11:37:37 UTC 27. Dezember 2020 (So.) 12:37:37 No. 50098

>>50095

Got Beat Hazard 2, a Music Player combined with a Shooter Game.
Thanks Santa

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Ernst December 27, 2020 (Su.) 13:39:48 UTC 27. Dezember 2020 (So.) 14:39:48 No. 50105

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>>50098
Have fun!

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Ernst January 2, 2021 (Sa.) 01:56:21 UTC 2. Jänner 2021 (Sa.) 02:56:21 No. 50327 Kontra

>>50105

>Wargroove

Nice, casual strategy games are what I like. Thank you, Santa! Happy New Year!!

Ernst December 27, 2020 (Su.) 07:41:02 UTC 27. Dezember 2020 (So.) 08:41:02 No. 50087 [Reply]

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I saw my life branching out before me like the green fig tree in the story. From the tip of every branch, like a fat purple fig, a wonderful future beckoned and winked. One fig was a husband and a happy home and children, and another fig was a famous poet and another fig was a brilliant professor, and another fig was Ee Gee, the amazing editor, and another fig was Europe and Africa and South America, and another fig was Constantin and Socrates and Attila and a pack of other lovers with queer names and offbeat professions, and another fig was an Olympic lady crew champion, and beyond and above these figs were many more figs I couldn't quite make out. I saw myself sitting in the crotch of this fig tree, starving to death, just because I couldn't make up my mind which of the figs I would choose. I wanted each and every one of them, but choosing one meant losing all the rest, and, as I sat there, unable to decide, the figs began to wrinkle and go black, and, one by one, they plopped to the ground at my feet.

Today Thread Germany

Ernst November 21, 2020 (Sa.) 07:22:29 UTC 21. November 2020 (Sa.) 08:22:29 No. 48412 Systemkontra [Reply]

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Ernst December 20, 2020 (Su.) 20:28:15 UTC 20. Dezember 2020 (So.) 21:28:15 No. 49744

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Today's adventure.

When I dropped the cover in place I didn't properly line up the white paint with the white stripe on the road. Darn it...

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Ernst December 21, 2020 (Mo.) 09:54:28 UTC 21. Dezember 2020 (Mo.) 10:54:28 No. 49778

My mother is lying in her bed all day, watching TV, just like she did yesterday. Why is she doing it, I asked? Apparently, she drank too much vodka yesterday and her heart hurts now. I yelled at her for being a drunkard, and I yelled at my worthless weak stepfather for not keeping the woman in rein. She is a retarded child in the body of adult who would abuse drugs if she could. Some people are incapable of living without authority in their lives. This situation is depressing.

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Ernst December 21, 2020 (Mo.) 13:42:49 UTC 21. Dezember 2020 (Mo.) 14:42:49 No. 49784

>>49778
How old are you

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Ernst December 22, 2020 (Tu.) 22:20:56 UTC 22. Dezember 2020 (Di.) 23:20:56 No. 49834

I feel a splitting headache coming on and I still need to cut shit up to make a place for the tree. That is all. Fuck it's alresdy getting dark out.

Ernst December 8, 2020 (Tu.) 01:29:34 UTC 8. Dezember 2020 (Di.) 02:29:34 No. 49303 [Reply]

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I'm not the only poster here who saw a UFO, right?

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Ernst December 9, 2020 (We.) 11:22:54 UTC 9. Dezember 2020 (Mi.) 12:22:54 No. 49346

>>49313
How far out west was ya? Bad spirits abound in the abo badlands, so i hear.

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Ernst December 9, 2020 (We.) 14:09:51 UTC 9. Dezember 2020 (Mi.) 15:09:51 No. 49350

>>49310
Indeed not:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mj3HFt4vqSE

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Ernst December 9, 2020 (We.) 16:24:02 UTC 9. Dezember 2020 (Mi.) 17:24:02 No. 49356

>>49303
I saw one in 1988. It rose from behind a mountain top and there was an immense brown dust cloud.

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Ernst December 19, 2020 (Sa.) 01:27:38 UTC 19. Dezember 2020 (Sa.) 02:27:38 No. 49631 Kontra

>>49356
That was your mom

Ernst December 6, 2020 (Su.) 01:05:24 UTC 6. Dezember 2020 (So.) 02:05:24 No. 49203 [Reply]

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Hi where are the serious discussion?

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let me tell you about your civilization and biological uniqueness United States

Ernst December 6, 2020 (Su.) 02:06:02 UTC 6. Dezember 2020 (So.) 03:06:02 No. 49210

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>>49206
I truly do miss the pure love sometimes, even if I often rue the fact I wasted my twenties on a fake community among strangers rather than just living life.
but then I just remember I literally left a bar on night out with coworkers to shitpost on KC instead because it was boring and too loud there and no serious discussions were happeningsrsly I did that in 2015 last time I drank with anyone iirc

>>49208
I'm terribly sorry sir but while DS9 was indeed great TNG was is and always will be an absolute classic of 90s television right up there with XFiles. The borg are and remain one of the best factions. Interestingly the Borg in a sense succeeded at being the Federation than even the Federation. Why should you fear it or hang on to your petty cultural artifacts? We can incorporate those too to the great interstellar creatura. I mean, did you even strike fear into the hearts of the Q continuum? I guess shitting in trees and building spaceships is cool and all, but have you ever been part of a real collective? Just take your best shot. I'm pretty much perfect. We have 0% Nygean crime rate and made them all into productive members of society. You still have space gulags. Pic related it's me and my borg bitch.

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Ernst December 6, 2020 (Su.) 06:07:23 UTC 6. Dezember 2020 (So.) 07:07:23 No. 49220

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>>49210
I laffed, and in all honesty I have watched DS9 and Enterprise in their full in the last 2 years but it's probably been 15 years since I rewatched TNG. I tried reently but the 1st season filtered me.

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Ernst December 6, 2020 (Su.) 08:48:36 UTC 6. Dezember 2020 (So.) 09:48:36 No. 49223

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How funny, I just recently made an EC version of that pic. Also adding some other of my recent low effort shoops.

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Ernst December 7, 2020 (Mo.) 01:00:20 UTC 7. Dezember 2020 (Mo.) 02:00:20 No. 49260

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>>49210

>pure love
>Sometimes you want to go where everyone knows your name.

I like boards with friendly people posting on it.

Cool websites to share United Kingdom

Ernst June 26, 2019 (We.) 07:57:57 UTC 26. Juni 2019 (Mi.) 09:57:57 No. 23881 [Reply]

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Hey ernst!
What are some cool websites?

https://news.ycombinator.com/news - Cool news, technology related mostly
http://spaceweather.com/ - Mostly news about the sun. Hot tips on solar spots and incoming flares, information on solar cycle etc.

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Ernst December 1, 2020 (Tu.) 12:11:36 UTC 1. Dezember 2020 (Di.) 13:11:36 No. 48871

>>24004
This is nice. Thank you!

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Ernst December 3, 2020 (Th.) 11:25:10 UTC 3. Dezember 2020 (Do.) 12:25:10 No. 49063

Heidegger's collected works
https://heidegger.ru/

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Ernst December 5, 2020 (Sa.) 22:13:09 UTC 5. Dezember 2020 (Sa.) 23:13:09 No. 49199

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https://archillect.com/about

An AI which searches for images and shares them on social media.

She still has a human overseer(yes, the creator views it as a she):

>Initially Archillect was always trying to go towards NSFW content, internet memes, or cats. This led me to change the algorithms to depend more on people and their social relations in Tumblr rather than specific keywords.

>When I’ve pulled content, it’s generally been for one of two reasons:
>It could be in gray area ethically in terms of timing, such as an explosion image shared near the time of the Paris or Ankara explosions
>It’s NSFW. I pull these for the safety of the account. Twitter is very strict about limiting accounts that share pornographic or ultra-violent pictures.

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Ernst January 6, 2021 (We.) 23:54:03 UTC 7. Jänner 2021 (Do.) 00:54:03 No. 50574 Kontra

test

Opera

Ernst December 28, 2019 (Sa.) 18:57:51 UTC 28. Dezember 2019 (Sa.) 19:57:51 No. 36175 [Reply]

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What operas do you like?
Favorite composers and/or librettists?
Favorite singers?
Do you ever visit the opera?

Personally I'm just starting to reach out into this territory, having been hooked mostly by the music of Wagner and his librettos but also by the german Lied. Never been to the opera myself yet but I'm currently looking for a worthwhile (classical, not post-modern deconstructionist filth) staging I can visit this year and meanwhile satisfying myself with recordings and reading librettos.

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Ernst December 29, 2019 (Su.) 23:24:39 UTC 30. Dezember 2019 (Mo.) 00:24:39 No. 36206

The only opera that really resonates with me is Fidelio, and then just one or two arias. Musically, I like Mozart's operas, and a few pieces I'vd heard from 18th century French opera.

Wagner is to me the stereotype of opera in the worst way possible. Underwhelming Romantic-era music and lofty overblown national-cultural myths. IMO the 19th century was in many ways the cultural and intellectual lowpoint of the European elite, and the only post-napoleonic opera I really like and admire is Carmen. My nigga Nietzsche have similar tastes in this respect.

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Theatre

Ernst February 3, 2020 (Mo.) 21:00:07 UTC 3. Februar 2020 (Mo.) 22:00:07 No. 37569

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As I don't want to post it in the Today thread, maybe we can talk ITT about theatre as well? In any case, I'm gonna hijack this for my impressions of the "Ice Trilogy" play I've seen on Saturday. Spoiler because it's a rambling wall of text.

It was really ambitious, just the sort of post-modern maximalism I enjoy. On stage the actors were followed and filmed with a handheld camera and the feed projected onto a half-translucent screen covering the stage, there was another LCD screen with additional pre-recorded clips playing from time to time, and an artist with a tablet whose drawings were projected onto the stage, also really banging sound effects and a pretty catchy live sung theme song.
Of course not all of that at the same time, it was split into 6 episodes with different settings & themes, quite a rollercoaster ride covering just about anything from violent murders, mad soliloquys, pure slapstick & plenty of fourth wall breaks, somber philosophical voiceover recitals, bizarre infomercial-stlye interludes and so on until it all dissolved into light. Also quite impressive how it were only 7 or so actors each of whom probably played about a dozen different roles througout.

Just to sum up the plot briefly, it's about a sect of chosen people with blonde hair and blue eyes, who are awakened by being hit on their chest with a hammer made from Tunguskan meteorite ice. Whoever dies in the process is not part of the chosen 23.000, but merely a "flesh machine". As soon as all 23.000 are awakened, all the brothers and sisters will turn back into their original form of light and the world will end. The story then follows a few recurring and many side characters throughout the 20th century, mainly in Soviet Russia and Nazi Germany.
Now this might sound like a pretty blunt allegory to the need for belonging & uniqueness that's posited the root of fascist movements, but also modern day cults & conspiracy theories (where the play reminded me of Sion Sono's Love Exposure, a similarly ambitious masterpiece). However, the play ends with the 23.000 actually succeeding in ending the world through their communion & death, but at the same time bringing about a new cycle of cosmogenesis, and, probably unthinkable and almost distasteful for Wectern audiences nowadays, an explicitly Christian one, with the first few lines of Genesis being recited at the very end (with e.g. the terms "light" and "water" really taking on a new meaning in the context of the play). It can be somewhat compared to the ending of Jodorowsky's Magic Mountain, as it also puts forward the imperative to LIVE and endure LIFE for the audience/humans.

Also I'm pretty sure they managed to sneak in a small reference to KC: in one scene a conspiracy theorist mentions that he gets all his info online from "Bernd".

As I don't want to post it in the Today thread, maybe we can talk ITT about theatre as well? In any case, I'm gonna hijack this for my impressions of the "Ice Trilogy" play I've seen on Saturday. Spoiler because it's a rambling wall of text.

It was really ambitious, just the sort of post-modern maximalism I enjoy. On stage the actors were followed and filmed with a handheld camera and the feed projected onto a half-translucent screen covering the stage, there was another LCD screen with additional pre-recorded clips playing from time to time, and an artist with a tablet whose drawings were projected onto the stage, also really banging sound effects and a pretty catchy live sung theme song.
Of course not all of that at the same time, it was split into 6 episodes with different settings & themes, quite a rollercoaster ride covering just about anything from violent murders, mad soliloquys, pure slapstick & plenty of fourth wall breaks, somber philosophical voiceover recitals, bizarre infomercial-stlye interludes and so on until it all dissolved into light. Also quite impressive how it were only 7 or so actors each of whom probably played about a dozen different roles througout.

Just to sum up the plot briefly, it's about a sect of chosen people with blonde hair and blue eyes, who are awakened by being hit on their chest with a hammer made from Tunguskan meteorite ice. Whoever dies in the process is not part of the chosen 23.000, but merely a "flesh machine". As soon as all 23.000 are awakened, all the brothers and sisters will turn back into their original form of light and the world will end. The story then follows a few recurring and many side characters throughout the 20th century, mainly in Soviet Russia and Nazi Germany.

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Ernst October 15, 2020 (Th.) 22:28:57 UTC 16. Oktober 2020 (Fr.) 00:28:57 No. 47404

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Just went to see Lady Macbeth of the Mtsensk District by Shostakovich, probably the best opera I've seen so far mb it helped that I was a bit drunk.
The music was really exciting, almost more pompous than Wagner at times, also the acoustics in this theatre were really good, just the right amount of loudness. The story is quite base and the adaptation was basically pornographic at times, almost made me wish I had some opera glasses to play the voyeur tbh but that didn't subtract from the overall experience too much. The costumes and set were nothing to write home about for the most part, but I feel like that's just how it is with these seasonal perforamances. Singing was great tho, especially the bass of the father merchant character, also I love how the overtitles are always end up sounding so awkward, makes for some good laughs at times.

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Ernst December 4, 2020 (Fr.) 21:11:42 UTC 4. Dezember 2020 (Fr.) 22:11:42 No. 49159

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My local opera is putting on The Magic Flute next year. Not sure if go.

Ernst December 4, 2020 (Fr.) 08:33:45 UTC 4. Dezember 2020 (Fr.) 09:33:45 No. 49125 [Reply]

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>Be me
>Living in Australia
>"Oy craiky, me hard drive is full with porn again"
>"Gonna buy a big usb-driverino to store all me important documents"
>Receive 256 gb usb drive
>Use for two weeks
>Stops working
>Microcontroller is fucked
>No warranty or money-back
>Thanks for nothing, Sandisk
>Thanks for nothing, Australia

Could we please get EU-tier warranty on all electronic products? And maybe some decent Amazon in this here place?

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Ernst December 4, 2020 (Fr.) 09:19:59 UTC 4. Dezember 2020 (Fr.) 10:19:59 No. 49127

You know the answer to those questions.
t. australian

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Ernst December 4, 2020 (Fr.) 09:29:32 UTC 4. Dezember 2020 (Fr.) 10:29:32 No. 49129

Could you further meditate on the Australian soul and mind? What makes the Australian people unique? What are their characteristics?

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Ernst December 4, 2020 (Fr.) 12:16:16 UTC 4. Dezember 2020 (Fr.) 13:16:16 No. 49136 Kontra

>>49125

> decent Amazon

Hate to break it to you but the reason most things are shit is because of them.

Randomness Latvia

Ernst December 3, 2020 (Th.) 13:54:41 UTC 3. Dezember 2020 (Do.) 14:54:41 No. 49071 [Reply]

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This thread is absolutely random.

Isn't it just funny how randomness works?

Like saying that certain events would happen at certain dates and times.

But I guess Ernst wouldn't want to test the power of randomness with such things.

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Ernst December 3, 2020 (Th.) 18:01:20 UTC 3. Dezember 2020 (Do.) 19:01:20 No. 49089

>>49080
If somesuch thing was real a strong enough mind could manipulate the rest into his orbit and use their full mass as a force multiplier. It is also called "history."

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Ernst December 3, 2020 (Th.) 18:08:23 UTC 3. Dezember 2020 (Do.) 19:08:23 No. 49091

>>49071
Is this thread about randomness or a thread which one can fill with random things?

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Ernst December 3, 2020 (Th.) 18:42:00 UTC 3. Dezember 2020 (Do.) 19:42:00 No. 49095

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>>49080
>>49080
why are their three towers in that graph

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Ernst December 3, 2020 (Th.) 19:49:45 UTC 3. Dezember 2020 (Do.) 20:49:45 No. 49101

>>49095

>three towers

One of them must be WTC 7 :^D

>>49091
Good question.