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>>22471
to warn us to stay away ofc

Please don't take this as hostility OP, but I'm not sure what it is you want to do exactly. Are you going to set up a cytube channel and have a regular stream running? Why di you create a r*ddit board to host links when we could just use this thread? I'm kinda confused.

>>22471
i did both.
>>22473
>cytube
i use something different since with cytube you have to upload the files, i use hyperbeam or caracal.
>Are you going to set up stream
yeah, i stream stuff often and i want multiple places to post these links when i watch stuff.
https://hyperbeam.com/i/G0pA5aca

https://hyperbeam.com/i/jzg66y2F drawn together

https://hyperbeam.com/i/-SSqA-Qi final destination

Does it really mean I suck at searching hard enough… (￣︿￣)

i cant lie i would imprison her(I CANT LIE I WOULD IMPRISON THE USER)

she is so tiny and fragile… a marvel

>>3131
kirei!

On this day, Saturday the 14th of June at 21:00 Central Daylight Savings Time, Catesby officially claimed the crazy bandage lady in Re:Zero.

GORGEOUS TIGER!

\o/

Stream today, 20:00 UTC @ https://cytu.be/r/SushiStream (that's about 4 hours and 4 minutes from this post)
We're watching more Fuujin Monogatari and seasonals.
Hope to see you there!

Their mapo has been stolen, their shop hijacked.
After a summer full of memories, five girls tearfully swear that they will never forget each other.
Yet, as they meet at the crossroads, they see the faces of strangers.
They turn away and return to their own lives in silence.
The fellowship is broken.

Let me know if and when you're doing this catchup stream because I'd be interested in attending to watch the post-stream shows I missed last time, kthanks.

>>8237
Let's do it on Tuesday, 20:00 UTC

>>8238
I will sleep faster so tuesday comes sooner.

Hope you're ready for some good clean fun!

Stream in 3 hours (21:00 UTC). We're starting from episode 57. See you all there!

https://cytu.be/r/GreedIsland

Maybe you have some concrete recommendations for some good Japanese authors then? I wasn't trying to hear about western academics in particular.

>>8243
This is the sort of weebery that needs to be corrected with such reading. If anyone has some recommendations, I'd love to see them.

>>8244
Sorry. If you like Hiroki Azuma, you might want to check out Asada Akira. There's a collection on Japanese film theory by Naoki Yamamoto called Dialectics without Synthesis. This isn't strictly speaking anime-related, but worth checking out. Kwaidan by Lafcadio Hearn isn't an 'academic' work, but I consider it scholarly. The same with Okakura Kakuzo's Book of Tea. I really like this one. Heidegger is said to have stolen ideas from this book. Precarious Japan by Anne Allison is pretty good book. Robo Saipians Japanicus by Jennifer Robertson. Anthropology of the Machine: Tokyo's Commuter Train System by Fisch. If you are into Japanese religion, I'd recommend A New History of Shinto by Breen and Teeuwen amd Sourcebook in Shinto by Stuart Picken. There are a lot of really fun anthropology papers on Japan that focus on everything from maid cafes to conventions too but you have to surf scihub to find good ones. I wouldn't waste money and energy focusing on a specific journal, only do that if you find an academic who's work you like.

I can't think up of anything else right now, but if I get the time, I could go digging for some of the books and papers for you. If I see other fun papers on Japan, I'll be sure to post them here.

>>8245
Sorry. I shouldn't have been so kneejerk. I apologize. Generally, I don't enjoy academic works on Japanese media because I'm generally very cynical and pessimistic towards academia, and Westerna academia specifically. I only have a preference for Japanese academics because they are less likely to be intellectual tourists. Good scholarship is rare these days. There's lots of sloppy work, lazy analysis, tone deaf arrogance, and lack of reflection with that crowd. I recognize that I have many of these flaws within myself too and struggle to rectify them.
One thing that really bothers me is the way academics can kill fun subcultures.

>>8240
I'd say the most 'important' anime writer/theorist other than Azuma would be Thomas Lamarre (his 2009 work specifically), and other writers to look into would be the Journal of Anime & Manga Studies, Dani Cavallaro, Susan Napier, and Christopher Bolton, and if you distrust western academics like the first guy, then Yoko Arisaka and Sakabe Megumi have offered some commentary on Japanese art (not anime specifically)

>>8244
If Japanese language papers are acceptable, A. Tachyon provides neoclassical interpretations of otaku subjects that stand in stark contrast to the decadent works of other modern academics. Compared side-by-side, other works appear as gross imitations, senseless regurgitations of buzz-words as the author attempts to please the algorithms in the minds of the inbred community that consumes such works. Often considered too provocative by Western academics, Tachyon ignores their criticisms. She is unafraid to cut to the heart of difficult moral questions, one of the few authors who coöperates with soaplands and JAV studios to get stories of the experiences there straight from the horse's mouth. This type of subject matter has led to her censure from all English language journals, but she still regularly publishes in certain Japanese circles.

>>906
Usually can't justify buying the Nissin Soba cup noodles given how expensive they are nowadays, but recently found out that they do sell them in packets at half the price.
Only tried the "classic" and "chili" variants cause they're the only vegetarian ones, preferred the chili. They're not really hot just a bit more flavourful. Super delicious with some fried mushrooms, onion and tofu.
If you follow the package instructions they turn out a bit soggy though, much better with 200ml water instead of the 250ml advised.

Today I had Samyang Noodles, the black ones, with 3 eggs, some pickled cabbage and a shredded carrot. It wasn't as hot as expected. The red package is actually hotter, but the taste was good and now I feel warm and stuffed.

>>1154
how did you make the eggs?

>>1155
Sunny side up, folded over and added as a topping to the bowl.

>>1139 back, finally found a vegetarian replacement for the Nongshim Seafood. Their (Nongshims) Ansung tastes very similar just not as much ocean flavour.

>>18701
What were you wearing at home before? Jeans? That's insane.

>>22407
Forex trading can be exciting but does not seem very comfy.

Perhaps buying silver would be pleasant?

It has been very hot out, and then I remembered fans exist, so I am buying a clip-on desk fan for my office.

>>22466
Not that poster, but for a couple of years I never wore pants at home at all. Just socks, tshirt, underwear and a morning robe.

I vote to bring back .tokyo from back in the day!
But that aside, I like what >>1471 says, .cafe with .net as a redirect.

Bam Bam - Sister Nancy + Big Poppa - Biggie Smalls

I'm going to count this as a mashup.
I think I like it more than either song on it's own, shame theres no studio version.

>>2174
Burial - Stolen Dog
Sisqo - Thong Song

goes crazy

Death Grips Hotline Miami

>>1483
I don't think our community would be prone to abusing the cp report. I too think regular users ought to be able to mark something as cp so as to get hidden, maybe the way the /hell/ and /yakuza/ posts are hidden in /kaitensushi/.
It's also worth noting that cp spam always come in new threads, and they obviously get zero replies, too.

>>1483
Please don't. This isn't an orange forum. I hate karma systems.

>Seems to be new threads mostly
When they can. When they can not (eg. captcha at thread creation), they default to replies to a random top thread.

>>1487
>karma systems
I find it hard to believe that the CP spam is from actual users, I don't see how it would affect regular interaction on the board at all

are the ip addresses the spam comes from not on any blocklist like stopforumspam?

>>3081 >>3108
Behold the slopgobblers.(Stop derailing)

why are you all being so mean, if you like these kinds of images just post and enjoy them. there doesnt need to be hostility and antagonization of others. people like different things!

Found a new account which has some cool art! I really love the vibe of these ones.

I hate Jews who eat pork

I HATE writing on an ipad, maybe just in the Outlook app, no idea if the writing is the same on the entire device. Doesnt make suggestions, just straight up replaces the words without asking. Even though there were no mispellings. Have to keep going back for EVERY word to click that yes, I did intend to use the word I typed.

>>5535
I kinda hate it too but writing on a tablet is much easier for Arabic. I can't type Arabic on a keyboard. I just can't. Too used to writing.

>>5536
sometimes it means getting used to the new keyboard layout. It took me a while to learn the russian layout but I'm getting better at it.

>>5536
I wasnt even doing writing recognition, just the regular virtual keyboard. Nothing to be misinterpreted.

>>5303
That'd hurt your spine, I would never.

>>5304
laaaame
>>5303
I'll gladly take you up on that offer, seems cute

Hello.

>>5521
heyo, kinda weird ass way to wave at someone but sure close enough

I've been learning languages for a good number of years now, now I want to set down a sort of plan to keep learning the languages I've been learning and to add other languages to the mix.
I have to primary languages that I am studying, but there are a number of other languages in which I am interested. I also have a huge number of resources for each of these languages. My intention is to address all these threads and resources in a way that is manageable and doesn't become an overwhelming mess.
The plan is, then, to take a primary coursebook in each of these languages, to read it from start to finish, in order, one chapter per session, and to do all the exercises. This may not necessarily mean I will achieve mastery of all these languages, but I will at least have a structured understanding of them which is often enough for me to be able to claim some competence, or at least a sufficiently good acquaintance with these languages.
I will also keep a log of my learning progress online. I am not going to spam this thread with every update, which I will instead keep in a little blog I have opened elsewhere. If anyone is at all interested, I may post the url here, once I get writing the first few posts.
Soon I should give my first update, let's ganbatte together sushies!

>>22393
Why don't you create a thread for this? Just in case there are other sushis studying the same languages who are looking for resources and stuff?

>>22393
Good luck! You might want to consider contributing to >>2058 in this case, otherwise you risk being lost in noise here.

>>22377
What is your training routine? I am currently practising interval training with 15-45 min sessions because it's more fun for me that way. I am starting to feel like it's more about clocking in the km rather than about how it's being done. Am I doing something wrong?

This thread was abandoned not long after all these commitments were made, who could have possibly foreseen this outcome?
Anyway. In >>22393 I mentioned wanting to study a few languages by reading through their textbooks sequentially. So far, I've focused only one one language, while the others are kept on hold. This way I can ensure I do work through one text without stretching myself too thin. So far, progress has been consistent.
Now, having learned some amount of a couple differnt languages I stop and think to myself: what other things could I learn this way? I realize that if I had stuck to my intention of practicing with programming for the past 10 years, I would be a pro by now, well, at least, about as competent as I am right now with, say, Chinese (which is not to say a lot but still something at least).
Part of the reason I haven't stuck with programming is because of all the distractions, programming is a huge field and I've tried a lot of different topics inside it.
Still, as they say, the best time to plant a tree was 10 years ago, the second best time is today. Given that I still have some mental bandwidth and intellectual curiosity, I can also start getting more serious with my study of programming, now that I also have a better idea of what it is that I really like. I also choose programming because it seems like it may be a useful skill to develop; on the other hand, I'm not even adjacent to the industry so I can hardly imagine myself getting any use of programming. In my own computer I barely do any of it. Perhaps that may change. And anyway, I would like to be able to make myself one of those "digital nomads" someday, and programming seems like the best way to make a living while on the move.
I have tried writing but just like with programming, I am not even sure I have anything to contribute whatsoever. I would like to make a writing about my language explorations, but I really don't know what I could write about. Does anyone here have any ideas of what kinds of things I could write, about my language learning mostly, but also the different topics I'm interested in, so that it is interesting for people to read?
Thank you for taking your time to read this sushi. Hope you do well in your own projects and goals.

>>22480
>>22368
I have made strides in my work. Internet consumption is not down though and I've only memorized two poems. So promising, but not there yet. My language skills have improved a lot though. I'm getting a lot better, but I'm struggling with how much I have to manage.

>This thread was abandoned not long after all these commitments were made
I'm guessing NEETs struggle with scheduling stuff and managing time effectively. I understand the programming problem. I've been there too. Its such a huge field and its hard to make sense of it and stick to it.