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Anonymous 12/05/03(Thu)02:18 No. 18539 Board: /me/ [Reply]
18539

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Discuss.
Anybody know anything similar?


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Anonymous 12/05/04(Fri)21:22 No. 18570
18570

Audio Information Society - Seek 300 - (4.17MB - 128 kbps - 44.1 kHz , 07- Information Society - Seek 300.mp3 ) Length: 4:29

Nothing?


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Anonymous 12/05/06(Sun)23:20 No. 18601
18601

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>>18570
nobody knows the music I listen to either bro, don't despair



Anonymous-San 12/03/10(Sat)01:00 No. 30880 Board: /a/ ID: 56082b [Reply]
30880

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Anyone reading I am a hero?

I'm really enjoying it so far, I like the mangaka, I read another of his works called Ressentiment which I thought was pretty good too, I am a hero is better though.

Thoughts?


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Anonymous-San 12/03/10(Sat)08:25 No. 30884 ID: fc8d48

Boku Wa Yuusha? It's one of my favorite /sm/ doujinshi.


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Anonymous-San 12/03/10(Sat)10:25 No. 30885 ID: fc8d48

After that >>30884 post I looked for the 'not' shotacon I am a Hero. Halfway through now. I should be sleeping for work, but I can't bring myself to stop knowing that there's another chapter to read. Great stuff.



help Anonymous 12/03/17(Sat)02:26 No. 15495 Board: /elit/ ID: 30b5fc [Reply]

anyone have toddlercon or lolicon literature?



Neckbearded Basement Dweller 12/02/10(Fri)22:48 No. 1895 Board: /pr/ [Reply]
1895

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In C++, how do I equate a string stored as a variable to a string?
For example:
cout << "Are you x? ";
cin >> x;
if ( x == "yes" )
{
return "yay";
}

This throws an error about equating pointers and integers. Probably seems like a basic and stupid question to you, I know, but I'm stupid.


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Neckbearded Basement Dweller 12/02/11(Sat)00:54 No. 1896

either use strcmp

if (strcmp(x, "yes") == 0) {/*do the stuff*/}

or use std::string
std::string x;
cin >> x;
if (x == "yes") {/*do the stuff*/}


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Neckbearded Basement Dweller 12/02/11(Sat)18:50 No. 1899

>>1896
Thanks. This worked, but I also had to change my "int answer + cout << answer(x)" schema into one "int main".



Bruce Banner 11/01/10(Mon)21:42 No. 83 Board: /banner/ ID: 03986f [Reply]
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banners for /a/?


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XII!!WvLzVkA2H1 11/03/12(Sat)18:29 No. 356 ID: d951f3

>>346

I like it.


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Bruce Banner 11/05/06(Fri)09:32 No. 415 ID: f4abff
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I think we could always use more Alucard.


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Bruce Banner 11/05/17(Tue)03:29 No. 431 ID: 4387be
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White Heat Melanchthon 12/03/21(Wed)19:56 No. 18294 Board: /me/ [Reply]
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Hey, I just watched White Heat, which I thoroughly enjoyed, and I noticed two things about that seem to be troped. I was hoping a fellow film buff could weigh in:
1. The phrase "on top of the world" - is it eponymous to this film? I'm not sure if it was used prior to this, but googling seems to indicate that it at least became popularized in the film (and reveals no real etymology past a vague reference to Australia).
2. The final scene the phrase is symbolic of shows the complete descent into madness of the criminal protagonist. He finally lets go of reality, and in the process is responsible for massive destruction and his death in a fireball. This formula is used in several popular films, Scareface being the one that springs to my mind readily. From what I can tell, White Heat is the first film to employ this structure.

If anyone can confirm/deny my conclusions, I'd like to know, as I've never seen this film credited for it's contributions to cinema.


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Melanchthon 12/03/21(Wed)20:35 No. 18296

stupid me, I missed this: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/AFI%27s_100_Years..._100_Movie_Quotes
It's #18 in the list. That's the first one addressed, sorry about that, I'm tired.


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Anonymous 12/03/21(Wed)20:57 No. 18297

thx u for the rec.

will watch this pronto.



cloud nation Historian 12/02/21(Tue)09:12 No. 11598 Board: /hi/ [Reply]
11598

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Taken from a conversation in the /phi/ boards,:

Is it possible to form a nation, that exists only in the "cloud"?

A nation that is connected only through human relationships, but doesn't actually have "territory" in the traditional sense. Basically a homologous entity that serves to keep itself alive; by ensuring that each and every one of it's constituents is protected from the injustices brought on by other people. A giant team.


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Historian 12/02/26(Sun)20:12 No. 11643

>>11634
Dear Hasbara, see >>11629


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Historian 12/02/28(Tue)05:04 No. 11671

Well, technically the native migratory peoples the Europeans wiped out & took the US's land from have been told they have an independent nation with or without land, though that's been nothing short of a series of catastrophes.

I guess ideally, you'd buy somewhere hard to reach, an island somewhere, and invite as many physicists and engineers and scientists to come live there & work on a wicked defense system to prevent the US from just claiming you as an outlying territory. Then you'd have a population of sci-nerds, who are pretty independent, anarchistic folks to begin with, and youd have your truly free small society that'd provide researchers with free reign in exchange for a cut of the resources from countries licensing the tech. From there, you'd need a council deciding which countries to sell what to... essentially running the world. Even better, put it on the moon.

Sorry, where were we...


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Historian 12/02/28(Tue)05:33 No. 11672

>>11643
Dear Hasbro,

So multiple people repeating essentially the same information adds something useful to the discussion? Or is it an indication of lazy people didn't read the thread to see that someone already did it?



Loss of Content Wine Connoisseur ## Admin ## 11/07/26(Tue)09:34 No. 2008 Board: /v/ [Reply] Stickied
2008

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Due to a summer fig, all content of /v/ has been lost. I have asked for backups to be reloaded for the time being. We apologize for the inconvenience.


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Wine Connoisseur 11/08/19(Fri)11:55 No. 2033

Nothing of value was lost. POP BOTTLES ON MODELS Y'ALL!!!!



Book Identifying Hipster Slut 12/02/12(Sun)02:21 No. 15395 Board: /lit/ [Reply]
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I thought it would be helpful to have a thread where we can help each other identify books that we don't remember the title or author of - books we read when we were little that remember characters, plot, little snippets of the story, etc.

TL;DR Post descriptions of books you'd like identified and we can all try to help each other out.

Pic related, because forgetting an awesome book is angrifying.


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Reply to 15407 Hipster Slut 12/03/25(Sun)05:58 No. 15566

The poem's called 'Passed On' by Carole Satymurti.


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Hipster Slut 12/03/25(Sun)06:26 No. 15567

>>15566
Thanks. I've been wanting to re-read that one forever.


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Hipster Slut 12/03/31(Sat)22:54 No. 15587
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There's this one I've been trying to figure out lately. It was a 'haunted' house; the house itself was a monster and threatened to eat the protagonist, a young boy. He loved visiting the house but eventually became fearful of it.

There's this one phrase from it that's stuck with me: "Rainy, gray monster February."

Fuck I dunno.



Cryomancer ## Admin ## 11/07/27(Wed)06:28 No. 17442 Board: /unf/ ID: b7c1fb [Reply]
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Going through some old files and I have some /unf/ relevant stuff in em, so here's some of it. This is a set of Cloe Vevrier called "1920", as she is attempting to look like a woman from the 20s. So feel free to make this a general flapper thread or whatnot after the dump.


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ThereAreSomeWhoCallMeTim 11/07/30(Sat)20:12 No. 17606 ID: eac9bf

Other than the hair being a little long and the complete lack of a long string of pearls, her biggest problem, literally, is her breasts. Flappers often wrapped their chests to fit into those dresses. A busty flapper is almost a contradiction in terms.


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