>>28183
What are the Russian sources like for small arms? I know that in aircraft technology the sources that exist even for very old airframes are often not that good in either language because of how secretive Russia is on the subject of weapons technology (40+ year old obsolete export models still get classified as state secrets). If anything, NATO sources based on tests of captured aircraft tend to be slightly better than publicly available Soviet sources because that shit gets declassified on the wect while it just sits in a vault forever on the east.

>>28193
It is really a problem that current regime still hide most of secret documents. Other documents that get published only recently was properly sorted by historians. As was in one of this videos said, even recently published books on some interesting thematics - like about history of mosin rifles by Chumak exists only on russian and there as I know no any plans to translate them onto other languages.

If you interested, long time ago but in same thread I did a couple of posts after reading some sets of interesting articles:

>>13164
>>13165
>>13168
>>13170
etc.

https://www.nature.com/articles/s42254-019-0101-z

Multi-messenger astrophysics, a long-anticipated extension to traditional multiwavelength astronomy, has emerged over the past decade as a distinct discipline providing unique and valuable insights into the properties and processes of the physical Universe. These insights arise from the inherently complementary information carried by photons, gravitational waves, neutrinos and cosmic rays about individual cosmic sources and source populations. This complementarity is the reason why multi-messenger astrophysics is much more than just the sum of the parts. In this Review article, we survey the current status of multi-messenger astrophysics, highlighting some exciting results, and discussing the major follow-up questions they have raised. Key recent achievements include the measurement of the spectrum of ultrahigh-energy cosmic rays out to the highest observable energies; the discovery of the diffuse high-energy neutrino background; the first direct detections of gravitational waves and the use of gravitational waves to characterize merging black holes and neutron stars in strong-field gravity; and the identification of the first joint electromagnetic plus gravitational wave and electromagnetic plus high-energy neutrino multi-messenger sources. We discuss the rationales for the next generation of multi-messenger observatories, and outline a vision of the most likely future directions for this exciting and rapidly growing field.

https://www.sciencemag.org/news/2019/08/space-telescope-would-turn-earth-giant-magnifying-lens
This seems to me like a sort of standard thing any intelligent race in the galaxy would think to do.

>>29630
I had mice. They are very cool, but they don't like no touchings.

Now I have a cat. Likes to be touched.

I cant believe that my thread is still up from 1 year ago. This place really is like northpole.

Im happy from all the replies in this thread and hope you all having fun petting pets by patting them in the back

As for the bunny in the OP, she had little bunnies with my main bunny pet. Later i sold them because there was too many and couldnt keep them. Also sold her to another owner since i couldnt keep my eye on 2 bunnies at once because my lack of time.

Pic related, is her, her sons and my main bunny

>>29852
Happy to see the progression on your bunnies :)
Hopefully the owners of the little bunnies take good care of them

>>29852
Glad you made it back here :) Baby bunnies are c&a too!

>>29535
Couldn't fall asleep last night so I thought about the room issue. If I switched my current desk to my mother's old desk that is currently just sitting in storage, I could free up to 90cm wall space (pic related). That's enough room for a tall and narrow chinchilla or bird cage, but do you know what else? Ferret cage, provided I let the rascal freeroam the room during the day and just sleep in the cage. How exciting!

>>29685
It was last thread on page 25...

If you don't know about ANUS you are a either a zoomer or a normie.

ANUS is what you get when you mix Varg Vikernes with Metal fedoras. Metal fedoras autistic enough to have made a huge ass library about metal bands, one of the first (if not the first) comprehensive catalogs on the internet of such scale.

All in all there are plenty of articles which are very spot on and are good reads on their own, but you will also find many that are either 3edgy or just tryharding.

Honestly it am(us)azes me that the site is this alive and well.

>>29886
It was one of the first "redpill" sites. Unfortunately the side admin is a schizo and most of what he says is wrong, especially when it comes to deifying extreme metal.

>>29685
What I find most offensive about that thesis is that they eschew or decry metal that actually IS influenced by classical music (neoclassical metal, "shred" metal, Power Metal, bands like Children of Bodom) and instead force some meme that just isn't true, that Morbid Angel and Darkthrone have something in common with Mozart. There were even reviews of death metal bands making references to "sonata form", it was just cringy as fuck.

>>29065
Because those things replaced culture in our society. You actively denounce their demigods and fables which give them meaning and entertainment in their lame lives. You attacked the last remnants of their soul.

Max Payne was exeptional in this.

dwarf fortress seems to head more and more in the direction. imagination and some artistic skill (eg kruggsmash) do help.

>>29443

this

>>28538
But you can't stop watching. Se you at pride, homo.

>>28538
Don't worry, reactionary forces all across Europe are gathering to end this kind of madness.
Whether it will work out or not doesn't matter, at some point there will already be enough of us to secede and let them rot in their cesspool.

>>28603
lol rekt

>>28615
reactionary forces aren't any better either. In fact, all I could hope for is the two completely destroy each other. Both sides murdering each other until no one is left but varying strands of democratic and libertarian viewpoints is the best possible outcome. Nothing left but freedom loving people who value honesty and decency. Reactionaries should be lined up against a wall and shot just as much as the sick fucks who are the reason why that video even exists with those kids. As a matter of fact those two sides basically only exist because of each other and as a reaction to each other to mutually descend into further levels of faggotry. Let them both be utterly annihilated.

>>28766
Maybe. Sometimes captcha goes full retard on me and says to click for buses in an image of a giant hill. Or sometimes I fastclick all the traffic lights even though it asks for cars and it lets me through anyway.
>>28767
It was mostly 30-40 year olds. Most people have a set routine of things they do online so I imagine that anything outside of opening YT is wizardry to them. But it's pretty depressing to see how many of them can't figure out something like Google's password recovery.

>>28765
That is why I like Android and iPhone. Finally I can blame the user for installing shit.

"Why is my tablet slow?"
"That is because you installed a shitload of apps my dear."
"Can you fix it?"
"No, I don't know that system."

>>28781
I'm jealous, they didn't let you just ignore it that easily. Though most of their problems were easily solvable things.
But sometimes they gave me smartphone questions. And usually I can fix them but just looking at all their junk data and notifications makes me ill. If those phones were human, they would turn anyone pro-euthanasia.

>>28883
I first tried to charge people. Turns out people are actually willing to pay so it didn't work. So just playing stupid works better, they understand stupid.

>>27469

>disscus anti-technologi ON INTERNET

Ahahahahaha

https://0xchan.net/

Any Ernsts here who participate in the development of 0xchan?

>>28721
No. Why would I when there is so many other failed projects?

> bb..but it uses blockchains and IPFS and hava a white paper and dank memes

So? If you want old and tried there is Freenet, various things using Tor, a whole bunch of decentralized communication and federation protocols that is far more mature and don't have edgy kids working on them. There is even that imageboard software using NNTP, what ever it's name is.

http://spidr.today/

Love-hate relationship in Australia. They're kind of like 'the' bad guy of WWI for us and the Dardanelles Campaign in particular has culturally scarred the nation to the current day for both good and bad (we have this weird pseudo-brotherhood thing with Turkey regarding war dead since most of our bodies never made it home, and Ataturk is the only enemy commander honoured on Anzac Parade which is as close to holy ground as secular society can make it). Then there's also the Armenian Genocide, and more recently just being massive faggots on the international stage because of their strategic position.

The magic of truly obnoxious levels of national chauvinism will do that. There was also the whole slow-burning chimpout about not being allowed into the EU so Turkey has decided to go the route of Neo-Ottoman empire now.

Turkish breakfast is nice though.

Says it all

I doubt Latinamericans feel very strongly towards it either way, since there's isn't much history there, but it might interest you to know that Turkish soap operas are exported to them, dubbed and all.

As for the regional animosity: that's quite obvious, the Ottoman Empire waged war on Europe, islamized part of it, and had that practice where they kidnapped boys from Christian families to serve in the Janissary army. As for the Arabs, they were ruled by Ottomans, and finally attained indepedence during ww1 through British intervention who excerbated and aided their revolution, these sort of relationships always breed bad blood between the two; and i do remember hearing the Saudis began their rebelion, when they were under Ottoman rule, in order to free themselves from the Ottomans who had become too westernized in their eyes. How do the Stan countries feel, do they view them as their Turkic brothers?

Had Turkey simply been another nation in the region, it might not be as disliked, but alas, it was an Empire! This hate is the fate of former Empires. As for Americans, if they even know where Turkey is located, they probably only think it rather backwards on account of Erdogan's rule, a man who's censored wikipedia.

As for me, there's a qt Turkish asmr girl i watch on youtube, i'd say two if the other hadn't stopped making videos, both live in Germany though.

>>26034

> I have lost so much hair, handfuls a day, one could say I was going bald but I don't think high testosterone means you lose your eyebrows, pubes or sides of your hair.

alopecia universalis

>>26034
High test

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4BOTvaRaDjI

I've tried a bunch of exercises for back pain which didn't help much but this workout is the real deal ( & it helps that you can just follow along with the video). Been doing it every morning for a couple of days and already feeling much better.