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News Post: I am Retiring.

/yakuza/

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 No.1311[Reply]

Hello everyone.

I've been here an awfully long time, haven't I? A very, very long time. I first inherited Uboachan way back in 2011, 14 years ago now, and I began carrying forward Sushichan a few years after that. And it's been fun. I got to befriend and even meet some of you. Some became IRL friends. I even dated a few of my imageboard users. If it weren't for these imageboards, I am really not sure where my life would be right now.

But, over time, I changed, as people do. I am a very different person than when I started out here. Very different. And so, it's been kind of hard for me actually, to keep the act going for this long. In a lot of ways I don't really see eye-to-eye with my userbase the way I did in the past. And though I still love visiting, and my position is kind of flattering, I have had the nagging feeling for a long time now that I am not really the right person for the job anymore.

No, I am not really the kind of person anymore, who ought to be running an imageboard. As much as I love these sites and want them to survive, being the owner of two imageboards is in some ways a burden on my current persona. It feels like I have to split myself down the middle, to keep running these sites. And with the way things are going in the world, and in my personal life, I am about to have other problems to worry about.

So, I am passing the torch on Uboachan and Sushichan, just as they came to me in the past. The sites will live on, but I will not be at the helm. That role will go to long-time friend and board user Balthasar, also known as Seagal. I really think that he is the best man for the job. In the coming months, I will be transferring everything to another server under his control. I will stay on as a user and tech consultant, hanging out now and then, and helping with backend issues as Seagal gets the feel of things. And, as the boards' owner, I will retire and move on to other things.

It has been an honor. Thanks for everything.
- Seisatsu
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 No.1329

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It's been a pleasure to post on this site for many years now with you as admin, Sei. I hope that the transfer goes well, and that it is beneficial for your current goals in life. Good luck to our incoming administrator as well! It's a tough job; you're gonna need it. And for all of us, I am hoping for many more good years to come.



/otaku/

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 No.98[Reply][Last 50 Posts]

Talk about what manga you've been reading!

I've been reading an older manga called Yume Tsukai by Ueshiba Riichi. It's about magical shrine maidens with weird powers solving paranormal mysteries and stuff. Fairly standard concept but what makes it good in my opinion is just how crazy and bizarre the stories get, as well as some really fantastic art and a nostalgic sort of comedy. It's sometimes goofy, sometimes quite emotional, and other times borders on Junji Ito-esque horror scenarios. I really like the creepy body horror stuff, and the comedy between the weirdo cast is fun. I especially like the over the top lolicon character.
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I want to have a kid as cute as Hime T_T

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>>7820
Abe sponsored this manga

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>>7485
Just started this. I'm not sold on the art style but its fun.

There's so much stuff being released. I can't keep up anymore.

 No.7865

Almost finished with Kakushigotou - it got really tiring and repetitive by the end. Some of those later parts were still funny, but it started to rely way too much on the misunderstandings between characters.

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/otaku/

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 No.240[Reply]

Talk about anything that ABe has had a hand in. Anime, manga, doujinshi, art, etc!

I finished Texhnolyze on stream not too long ago and loved it, even if it was a bit of a tough watch at times. Certain parts of that anime absolutely blew me away (namely the scenes on the surface) and more than made up for its shortcomings.
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 No.7883

I wouldn't mind being a Haibane. It would be an interesting way to live.

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>>7885
>>7886
what are these links?

 No.7891

>>7879
>rakka having to wear the weird suit
It's like when you take kids on a field trip and make them all wear matching shirts so it's easy to find them if they get lost

>>7880
>They do seem to struggle with following the rules and understanding them, but they aren't fighting against them.
yeah, and what other groups of people are like this?

>rituals

Rituals are an important part of life for young children and differently abled people. They are far more prone to becoming upset when things get out of the normal scheduled order.



/lounge/

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 No.21540[Reply]

How do you deal with stress sushi? I feel overwhelmed in life right now and I need to find ways to relax and take the edge off. I’m work obsessed and can’t stop myself from hitting the books. The stress gets real bad. I get headaches and wind up restless and can’t sleep. I obsess over being a sinner and being inferior. What do you do to relax?
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>>21540
I think meditation will help. There are a lot of things you can try, but meditating is working directly with the core of anxiety, which is constantly reacting to thoughts and feelings. Once that exhausting mental race stops you can start thinking about the habits and ideas you can change.
Just look for a method that you like (for example, if you don't like sitting cross-legged find a good chair, or if you don't like focusing on your breath focus on an object or body part) and do 5-10 minute sessions a few times during the day.
It is like doing stretching exercises to fix years of bad posture. If it feels too hard or too easy you are probably doing it wrong. It should take a decent amount of mental energy, but if you stick to it the reward is really worth it.

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>>21541
>walking in nature and listening to bird songs, drinking tea, cloud-watching, playing in the dirt/sand like a kid
Sounds good but I have a hard time not thinking about things. You know like work and life related stuff. Racing thoughts. If I drink tea and read something, I start worrying about everything I haven’t read or I don’t know yet.

>>21546
Horror games are great for this. They really help but I have to be in the right mood to play them and often I’m too restless. If I pick up other games, I end up thinking about other things instead of focusing on the damn game. So I wind up picking up books and studying them and dividing my attention.

>>21549
I’ll try meditation. Not really sure which type is good or real but I’ll try it.

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I like to scream song lyrics.

In places where no one can hear me of course.

 No.21554

I bottle it up until I finally snap and ruin a relationship with the scant few friends I have.

That or I go in the woods for a while.

 No.21557

Okay right now I am super stressed. Small things fill me with existential dread. I can play a game or watch an anime I’m currently into but I am too stressed out to do these things. I tried playing the show but I kept pausing the video and pacing up and down my room castasrophizing over one sentence in an email.



/otaku/

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 No.7806[Reply]

The Spring 2025 season is nearly upon us. What are you looking forward to sushis?
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 No.7876

>>7875
Her life can be prolonged with strong emotions, not necessary tears. So, maybe we will get some variety.

Setting is cool too, modern Europe with cars and phones. Albeit probably all Android, because of europoorean economy.

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Exactly one year ago, I was mesmerized by a wonderful show that will forever remain in my heart. Without Nina, Momoka, Subaru, Tomo, and Rupa, I wouldn't be where I am today. Only in my most sacred dreams could I have imagined that such ecstasy would befall me again. Yet, it did. Takamine-san - a show where a magical girl bullies the school's biggest nerd into putting underwear on her.

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>>7884
It hasn’t even aired yet

 No.7888

>>7887
Oh, but it did!

 No.7889

>>7888
Shit I didn’t realize. Holy fuck this is amazing.



/yakuza/

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 No.1326[Reply]

PROTECTION TALISMAN ACTIVATION

NOW CP IS NOT THE FIRST THING U SEE WHEN VISITING SUSHIGIRL

its the second thing…

 No.1327

Now we just need a talisman against the anal avenger and one to make sure change of site admin goes smoothly.

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>>1327
Here you go. May your anus and home be protected.



/lounge/

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 No.21450[Reply]

The flaw of kindness as a moral principal is that it's voluntary and not rooted in a sense of shared obligations or really sharing in anything. You give out of kindness expecting nothing in return, but there is no obligation to be kind. We can analyze impulses to be kind as either externally or internally motivated. An external motivation could be force, fear of punishment or something less darker like wanting to build a reciprocal relationship. An example of an internal motivation would be Mencius' famous parable of the baby falling into the well. Mencius says that any stranger would be emotionally distressed at seeing a baby about to fall into a well and at least want to stop it. This underlines the Confucian principal of innate human goodness. In today's society, there is no real external or internal demand to intervene. So where does our modern kindness draw its moral force? Nowhere? Society's desire to make everything voluntary, even feeling emotions for others, has only increased social cruelty and the number of forgotten outcasts left to rot.

Maybe genuine kindness isn't possible without care? Like a mother caring for her child, the relationship is two way and built on reciprocity, constantly giving and receiving affection, attention, happy moments. We can't all be mothers and treat everyone else as our children, but we can form bonds based on giving and receiving affection and caring for each other. But how can you care for others on an imageboard? Technology makes it truly hard to relate to others. Maybe its impossible and online relationships will never be like real ones. We have to go outside. But as more and more things become mediated by big tech platforms, maybe there won't be much of an outside left?
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 No.21536

The problem of online life is that its not like real life but is slowly colonizing the meatspace. Since most of our value systems involve social interaction how can we have any morality in a world that's less and less social?

 No.21542

>>21455
i think it's a combination of detachment where the other person in the screen becomes content to us like a character and so we can forget they're people like us with complex lives and feelings, and learned behaviour where algorithms and the detachment encourage cruelty as a form of entertainment. It's not that anyone is cruel by nature, but rather that memetics of cruelty infect us.

The NPC meme, tearing others down to hide our own insecurities, the dehumanization of the other. I think perfect blue and serial experiments lain are both connected to this? There may also be a bigger issue of fragmenting reality, simulacra, and a reducing intersubjectivity. Though I don't know these concepts well enough to talk on them, and i believe a lot of this is a consequence of memetics of cruelty that are activating in the current political climate.

>>21450
>>21466
unfortunately in the current system many people are conditioned to adopt a transactional worldview, a worldview of "worthy" and "unworthy" people that justifies cruelty.
Kindness must be motivated by internal loci. kindness is intrinsically worthwhile because of things like sonder. it can be motivated by a sense of obligation from empathy. when you see yourself in another person you hate to see them suffer, and people often come to eachother's aide in times of trouble. you see this extend beyond people, like how often people adopt pets. I'm remainded of "echoes" by pink floyd, one of my favourite songs. "I am you, and what I see is me".

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>>21542
There's a famous story about Himmler. One time, he went to inspect a camp where einsatzgruppen were massacring Jews by firing squad. Himmler was visibly distressed at the horrific sight of young girls and children being lined up to die. Visibly pale and weak, he urged his men to be merciful and not to be hurt them. When a piece of her flesh splattered onto his shoe, he thew up and collapsed. But this same guy went back to his office in Berlin and was happy to sign away human lives at the stroke of a pen, ordering others to do what he couldn't stomach. The reduction of lives to statistics, signs which can be manipulated and calculated, makes it easy to be cruel. Personal computers and the internet were cooked up by PC homebrewers and hackers to empower people, but it has increased this process of transforming life into calculable signs which can be engineered according to calculating rationality. This alarming tendency is now colonizing many areas of our existence.

>detachment where the other person in the screen becomes content to us like a character and so we can forget they're people like us with complex lives and feelings

There's another side to this. People taking 2D characters and treating them like people with complex feelings and emotions and duties. The saddest thing about the internet is you can form bonds but they are always disembodied and unfulfilled. I've heard in the dial up BBS days it was common for BBSes to have in person meet ups.

>perfect blue and serial experiments lain are both connected to this?

SEL is definitely about how dehumanizing and disorienting tech has made us but also how addictive and euphoric it can be too. Its a double edged sword. The internet disembodies us and atomizes us, subjecting us to algorithms and market dynamics. This makes it hard to live a healthy embodied social life. It can open up new opportunities, but the forces of state, capital, and our own stupidity inflict damage on us.


>a consequence of memetics of cruelty that are activating in the current political climate

Yes. Modern political ideologies are all built on a friend-enemy distinction. A political community is defined by the antagonistic enemy (we are not them) and the aim is always to overcome, defeat, and destroy tPost too long. Click here to view the full text.

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>>21450
Ibn Khaldun talked about that 600 years ago. In developed civilizations there are no organic relationships between people and morality becomes a series of abstract principles instead of a way of life rooted in the structure of society. In his view, that was one of the main contributors to the fall of civilizations.
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>>21551
I have issues with the way Ibn Khaldun is translated but I think he's right about urban life. Still I think there are other things going on here too.



/arcade/

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 No.2419[Reply]

I want another ACE COMBAT game.

 No.2421

I just want a halfway decent military flight simulator that doesn't require a 3,000 dollar GPU and a terabyte of RAM to run.

 No.2429

It's my favorite series, but I still need to play through the DLC missions and Project Wingman. It's a shame they didn't crank out any sequels after 7.



/kawaii/

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 No.2650[Reply][Last 50 Posts]

shh.. doll is eep
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OH MY GOD SUSHIS I JUST CANT HELP IT SO STUNNING

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>>2932
*plants a kiss on your forehead* mwah~

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/lounge/

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 No.21097[Reply][Last 50 Posts]

There aren't any blue foods, except a few fruits and artificially died foods.
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 No.21531

Over the last year, some of my relatives started using twitter. Now it’s impossible to talk to them at family meals. All they talk about is race hate, satanic conspiracies, and Jews. They are stupidly easy to dupe with AI content and you can’t convince them it’s fake. They used to be nice to talk to until they stated using twitter.

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>>21531
same but dad with facebook. i consider him alzheimer'd

 No.21533

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I slept 9 hours today but I still feel sleepy and tired throughout the day. I've had enough water. I feel so lazy.

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>>21533
Get a regular sleep schedule. It helps.



/lounge/

 No.4784[Reply][Last 50 Posts]

Post some solid gold oldies.
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 No.17071

>>17067
wtf, why is this so good?

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 No.18723

Cutie Honey opening (1973)

 No.18782

Everything about this video is beautiful.

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/kawaii/

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 No.2913[Reply]

Post images of things that scare you, but that you still want to cuddle with.

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>>2930
Love me some mecha girls



/lounge/

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 No.15116[Reply]

Hiiiii
I just finished cooking some pasta with some homemade tomato sauce.
It is goooooooooood, altho' my dad said it was very spicy.
I personally loved it. I wish I could cook a meal for all of you.
Post delicacies if you wish.
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I cooked soup after a long time.
It was naiiiiiiiiisu~~~

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Been too lazy to cook recently, but today I made a grilled cheese sandwich. It was so good that I made a second one immediately after. Good lazy day food.

 No.18274

Tacos?

 No.19572

Eat your greens

 No.21539

Got a steak sandwich today; it was really nice.



/lounge/

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 No.4837[Reply][Last 50 Posts]

I recently saw this video
https://youtu.be/eh8U6SLvNgs

I realized that I never learned how to play chess. Nobody in my family plays it anymore so I never bothered to learn. But after reading so many amazing stories about this game I really felt urge to learn it and get decent at it.
Couple of days ago I started playing regularly on lichess; I'm still really bad but it has been lots of fun so far.

Do you have any interesting stories about chess? Any tips for beginner like me?
Lets have a thread about comfiest game ever.
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/lounge/

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 No.21434[Reply]

Have you ever been scared at work? I've realized now that I'm the adult I can't run to anyone else if I'm alone on my shift…
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 No.21509

>>21507
I am a yankee, so it may or may not help.

I was working as an unqualified person wiwith no degree. My official title was direct support professional. If you search that title on job boards you'll see how bad the pay is. Social work and DSP work pay pretty poorly, but other roles lay okay. But those roles are licked behind degrees. Direct support professional work is for those that truely care, the desperate, and the student. You can work overnights and get paid to stay awake with certain clients. There's even asleep DSP roles! The pay is bad, but the work is meaningful. For the 2nd year in industry I did awake overnights where I did tech skills grind to get out. It's an excellent role on your resume if you want to pursue this industry, just make sure to ask lots of questions about the clients you'll be looking after! It'll make or break the job.

>>21500
I started work young, at 14. I never did straight up retail but my experience in fast food and carnival food taught me how to deal with the public. It was very good for me at that time in my life. I was (am) deeply introverted and socially anxious. It game me the skills to survive the public and coworkers. If you can handle your manager smoking H at work you can handle an annoying boss later in your career :)

 No.21516

Work is just fear. Pure fear.

 No.21518

>>21507
Haven't worked in mental healthcare and don't know what kind of role or place you're thinking about, but wanted to add some perspective and tidbits as someone who spent a month in a psych ward.

You could really tell that some folk actually wanted to help, and some just saw you as a problem. People in there can be very fragile and you need a fair bit of patience. I was having trouble taking the meds early on. One of the staff tried to solve it by being menacing, another told me I could have another chance to take them only if I went to a different room for no other reason I can think of than to learn to obey, training me like a dog.

Also quite important to speak very plainly when interacting with people in an episode. Lots of small things said by staff that wouldn't have been bad for my condition if only they spoke plainly rather than by implications.

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>>21434
I've only ever had one job and was fired after a couple months. I've been too afraid to find work ever again or even go outside. Fear of failure hangs over me like the sword of damocles.

 No.21537

All the time. Mostly because of myself.

At any time, I'm scared I will lose my job, and be without the income I'm used to having.



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