>>16332 >No Song predate the mongols The Mongols invented music?

>.cafe now has a /pol/ Well, it was fun while it lasted Streloks. All good things come to an end.

Yo, could you come pick up your pdf poster from /islam/ please?

>>16474 >now Hello newfriend.

https://aviatorwallet.com/collections/aviator-wallet-accessoires/products/door-hook-open-doors-without-touching-handles-protect-yourself-from-germs https://archive.md/wip/pb2Nv >Door handles - especially in public places - can harbor a variety of bacteria and viruses. If someone sneezes into his hand and then opens a door, germs can remain on the door handle. The next person who touches the handle can bring these germs from their hand to their face. An infection becomes possible. >The AVIATOR Door Hook is the perfect solution to protect yourself efficiently against this way of transmission. This invention allows doors, lights and lift switches to be opened and operated without manual contact. A smear infection can thus be prevented without limiting everyday life. It's certainly overpriced, but is it a solid concept otherwise?

>>16395 >>16411 Clear sky homos just use either OMON uniforms or some navy surplus.

>>16415 >>16395 >freedom Flecktarn >dolg Literally any black paramilitary, paint the red stripes yourself >military Russian or ukrainan milsurp >monolith Chinese Type 99 camo (Good luck that's stuff for the SF boys) , SK Armed forced intel agency camo,Tajik OMON, UCP (?), JSDF Air force pixel camo, or DPM urban. >clear sky M-MDU-03 (Serbian commercial stuff) or Ukrainian "urban" TTsKO >bandit Loot your local addias store and make sure that black leggings matter >renegade ??? >loner

>>1085 I really appreciate the ECWCS clothing system. I own and love both Gen 1 and Gen 2 in pic(s) rel., though most argue against woodland. I also own the same parka that is used by US Marines in Marpat and its great. Another great military clothing and camo stuff is Serbia. I own this camo parka (I have no idea of the name of the camo) and also I own another Serbian Parka but in OD Green. Personally, I like these ones and a lot may argue against the effectiveness of their camo (especially against the od green parka, understandable), they work great in my opinion.

>>16457 Where did you find that last one and where can I get one myself.

>>16471 Swisslink.com, I've managed to buy two from them last year. Also, Sportman's Guide was selling them for awhile as well, I would check and see if they have any. Avoid Arcisa on ebay, he has a tendency of selling milsurp clothing that is missing most of it's parts and buttons. Arcisa is okay if you want to buy gas masks, anything clothing related, do not buy from him.

>>16450 What the fuck can you stick inside a game, that makes it 150 gigs large, AND adds any sort of functionality? The size bloating of the game industry is just a plain strategy at this point, made to sell people more hard drives/wear down existing hard drives by repeated installation/deinstallation cycles.

>>16466 You could probably fill it with something useful, but not with the current crop of degenerates running the show.

>>16466 Either cutscenes or uncompressed assets would be my guess. Either way it's way too fucking big. I have a hard time justifying downloading a game over a gig, ten tops. Hard drives haven't even improved significantly so that's still 10-20% of the average consumer's hard drive, and fuck anyone who planned to run it off an SSD apparently.

>>16466 A truly dynamic world and environment (to the degree of the Butterfly Effect), good procedural generation, and permanent interactive physics.

>>16470 At that point grad students would be modding it to do fluid dynamic simulations and non-euclidian centers of mass in collisions without their department having to shell out $70k though, anon. University book/software rackets can't be having that.

>>15782 Unrelated but how do you download videos from bilibili?

>>16263 You used to be able to inspect element and download it on chrome. Not sure if you want to be using chrome... But nowdays I believe it's encrypted since they want to SAAS people. How it works is that they stream like a 10 second bit at a time while revalidating with some vodoo shit based of GUID. There is a script these days here (https://greasyfork.org/en/scripts/372516-bilibili-merged-flv-mp4-ass-enhance) but I wouldn't trust any shit from China mainly since they usually add in a bunch of bloat software and spyware, so user beware. Then again, there's usually nothing worth downloading there nowdays since they got purged hard in 2018 by the CPC. Like They wiped more than half the videos I think.

>>16263 You could always try youtube-dl Even on unsupported websites, a lot of them work if you can easily inspect the webpage and find a direct video link. https://youtube-dl.org/ If you hate command line programs, someone made a basic GUI for it. https://mrs0m30n3.github.io/youtube-dl-gui/

>>16328 DR. CIRNO YOU SHOULDN'T BE USING A SCREWDRIVER FOR THAT EXPERIMENT, IT'S NOT SAFE >>16347 IIRC all his shit's just a different company assembling parts kits in his name. Frankly speaking it looks like the only way to get together a decent 5.45 AK without shilling out absurd sums of money is to build it yourself.

>>16347 >>16363 >zoomer pandering ecelb May I ask who that is per chance? and which company is building?

>>16437 I think he means this faggot: https://yewtu.be/channel/UCTrSsPMmZavLbc3Ex7VhjDg I have no idea about his guns though, other than the oversized AK.

>>16449 >video thumbnails Man glows like a fucking slab of uranium Does anyone know if the MikeB (jewtube here:https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCKX0kmzrmD5WvwqpQ06mwCw ) who does ballistics helm tests is an actual commie with his che merchandise or is this supposed to be some shitty joke? Because I can't tell since I only watch his ballistics test videos out of curiosity

>>16363 >DR. CIRNO YOU SHOULDN'T BE USING A SCREWDRIVER FOR THAT EXPERIMENT, IT'S NOT SAFE Sometimes risks have to be taken for important things, strelok.

>>16294 >not setting up a food stand in your city's Chinatown with 5 gallon home depot buckets >not tricking the local orientals to get their sons to piss in them in order to produce regional delicacies >not just selling them normal ass boiled eggs while using the piss to make the very same black powder you'll be using to kill their asshole extended family when they show up in the states silly guailo you will never be able to defeat the tricks of the orient

>>16296 My town doesn't have a china town. But all Streloks should have a piss barrel even if they don't have a black powder gun.

>>16294 >Starting a piss barrel for gunpowder >Not starting a piss barrel to make IEDs Never gonna make it, anon.

>>16302 That's the best part of a piss barrel you can use it for anything.

>>7531 >>14264 I want off of this ride.

>>16372 Have fun if you want, but don't make it too cancerous, as long as is related to guns it's fine.

>video unrelated >>16418 has been banned for 5 days >Reason: Spam, linking to sites outside webring >ban type: IP/Bypass >Non-bypassable? no >Thread/post deleted: Thread deleted >Other notes: No listed ASN so ASN ban impossible Report on >>16390 has been closed No action has been taken as it does not violate in our opinion Romanian law. I suggest you ignore the post. >>16372 This site follows Romanian law, under which the following may be of note >>>/meta/13836 You are still responsible for knowing the laws of your jurisdiction and following the rules of this site. For example, Romanian laws ban the "incitement" of ethnic hatred, genocide, and specific threats >(4) Incitement to commit the crime of genocide, committed directly, in public, shall be punishable by no less than 2 and no more than 7 years of imprisonment and a ban on the exercise of certain rights. In short, the opinion is currently statements without a location and/or time are generally acceptable as long as they do not show intent. For example:

>>16423 I'd just like to point out that pointing at deleted posts is not that helpful to understand the situation.

>>16426 >deleted post It's literally a spam post. I've written it there for posterity in case you waned to know the post number.

Sage for doublepost >>16462 was banned for 8hrs for spamming >Reason: Spam, linking to outside WR >Non-bypassable? no >Thread/post deleted: Post deleted >Other notes: Tor posted, previous 5d ban on >>16418 has been lifted since I realized that the ban time was over excessive. Sorry. >>16465 has been banned for 2 hrs >Reason: Not spoiling porn/gore >Non-bypassable? no >Thread/post deleted: N/A >Other notes: Tor poster, photo not taken because post is still up if you want to see porn. EDIT: It appears I fucked up and accidentally deleted it while applying the ban. Please accept my apologizes, I don't think I can restore it.

Remind me to put together some sort of graphic on crops..... >>16007 The issue with hydro is cost mainly (You need college grads to run this shit at the larger companies because burger hs chemistry actually its math is a joke). Mainly because dipshits are too idiotic to understand how oxidation and reduction reactions go, EC, and pH are calculated. >Traditionally you would grow different crops at the same time to handle any shortages or deficiencies caused by these. This only really becomes an issue when you get into farming for groups larger than a small hamlet (50-100 people). Waterborne generalist diseases are an issue. Root rots come to mind. Other issues include distributing the nutrients evenly It's what one would call a "first world issue", instead of designing a complicated injection system just pour it in smaller quantities spaced out between the lot. Bacterial content (Lack thereof) also is an issue although the new MBBR (Moving bed biofilm reactor) is a nice step forward. Still, a bit lacking in grains/fruits/nuts in diet. I guess you could theoretically run a set of the following: Rice, vegetables, non tree fruit Tomatos, Kiwifruit, Allegheny chinquapin Castanea pumila (It's the only dwarfing "tree" nut crop that I can think of.... Potatos and yams aren't really grown well underwater, and wheat doesn't do well with that high of a water content. Our best bet is some sort of GMO/ bred rice, either deep water Asian varities or some american rice varities. The issue to the latter is the semi-domestication (it's one of the most recent domesticated crops) issues such as shattering, stratification requirements and low density planting. No issues with veggies. Tree fruit probably be mainly pomergranate (It's not too tall). Rip pollination though, have fun hand pollinating unless you want to wear beesuits all day (maybe a stingless bee species would work who knows).

>>16003 >Disease Proper sterilization, keeping the growroom perfectly clean. Basic stuff that is already being used. >Hydroponics Aeroponics. Look it up. It saves a lot of water, delivers good results, and it doesn't have the problem of needing to change out the water medium every few weeks.

You guys don't know how much it warms my heart to know that this thread is alive. Since 8ch died, this is the only place where I find my general survived. To show my love, here are some of my new creations I will be distributing to my local AOR. All these will print into A4 paper and are as info dense as possible for their content. Please please please, continue your preps. Sources say that hyperinflation, drought, blackouts (tech, internet, power) arson, and more jewish color revolution crap will start this summer in order to keep people from being made aware of voter fraud in the US, and corona fraud and vac problems in the EU/Asia. God bless and protect your wonderfully silly people. Any input will be appreciated.

>>16008 >Mainly because dipshits are too idiotic to understand how oxidation and reduction reactions go, EC, and pH are calculated. Isn't that just college chem 102? It's not anything hard, it's just niche enough (chemistry/agriculture/biology/medicine basically) to not be learned unless needed? >Waterborne generalist diseases are an issue. I had started thinking about that shortly after posting that, and you're correct. >Tomatoes I'm not sure about those. Traditionally tomatoes were a small berry-sized fruit of a nightshade plant that grew in the Andes mountains. They need fucktons of sunlight but relatively cooler spring temperatures to grow well, so you'd need a pretty costly sunlamp and active cooling mechanism to grow them without soil. >Potatos and yams aren't really grown well underwater, and wheat doesn't do well with that high of a water content. Thankfully wheat has one of the best calorie-to-area ratios of any crop on earth so you can do a lot with very little dirt. While not as great, potatoes, yams, and tomatoes can all be grown with very little space. A four square foot space allocated for potato growth will produce about 100lbs of potatoes per harvest. Yams and tomatoes need a little more space but are similarly efficient. Ironically skyscrapers would still be the best place to "farm" tomatoes because of their sunlight/cooling needs since they only need minimal soil and hanging pots outside windows would be the perfect shading mechanism for the building and place for the tomato plant.

>>16380 >College chem 102 Which is basically HS AP chem. People are still dumb though. Still can't tell you if adding in X might have adverse reactions due to no ochem (I find ochem to be quite useful for hydropontics if you're working with chemicals) if you'reusing non-standard chemicals (read: SHTF and you ran out of mass produced calcium carbonate). >tomatoes I almost agree, the only issue would be the vine growth, I had to pull damn near 50 yards of a single vine out one season (and that greenhouse had damn near 100 of them) and that pissed me the fuck off. There's high temp tomatoes in breeding programs now so we'll see. I've seen a paper on a set doing fine in W. Texas. I think North American Wild Rice (Zizania palustris) is an interesting candidate, requires cold and water when growing. Perfect for a shithole like Toronto or Vancouver's skyscrapers (Or anyone where along the US-Can border) It's not as good as regular rice but it's also only got domesticated in the late 19th-early 20th. >potatoes and yams I think what WOULD be intresting, would to run a hydropontics set in a multi story (7+), and then run wheat or millet on the rooftop, I don't like putting trees on rooftops mainly because tree roots are incredibly destructive.

>>16355 There actually is a thread >>10228, although its saging now. I would suggest to copy the format of the older threads next time.

>>16354 Will do! I would like to say thank you to everyone here for the feedback. I had an idea just now, How about a /k/ news general? Where everyone can post links to articles and videos relating to /k/ news?

>>16352 >I felt that it is urgent to make this thread to get everyone's attention to take action If you care about speed and numbers, then there is a much better place for you called Reddit.

>>16352 Nope, kek. There's enough euroniggers around to be representative, and no one is interested in throwing money at organisations that will most probably just take it and sit on their ass. This isn't a Mega-Board with hundreds of anons, that can sponsor big boy groups. We're here to discuss guns and war, not some optics-politics.

>>16335 Fuck off and lurk two years, cuckchannel newfag