How long will this one last?

This was going in the stitch thread but rules are rules.

uooohhh!!

>>61094
>I sent a DM to the owner of SauceNAO asking for more details about the situation.
>
>According to him around last week @CdnChildProtect started following search links around the Web, SauceNAO gets built In into a lot of sites such as ImageBoards like 4chan and archive sites for said ImageBoards, mostly to make it easy to find the source of anime artworks/screenshots
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>The issue with this is it can be used to search any image, that includes unlawful images of child abuse that were uploaded to the site and then saved by the archive site, and if someone clicks that SauceNao button it will automatically upload said images to SauceNAO, either by a person or a bot. The image gets uploaded to SauceNAO server but it gets automatically deleted after a few minutes, but these few minutes are enough for the @CdnChildProtect bot to report the images to SauceNao host, causing them a big issue.
The first day they got a lot of reports forwarded by their host, so they had no choice but to disable some parts of the SauceNAO service to stop the reports, specifically the user query display image (it shows you which image you uploaded). After they disabled it they kept getting images uploaded by the bot clicking links, but since they didn't show the images anymore the reports stopped.
SauceNAO owner kept trying to get in contact with @CdnChildProtect via e-mail but he still got no response, the query display image disabled since it's a very important part of their website and they can't simply keep it disabled forever. They tried enabling it again a few days ago but as soon as they did they started getting reports again.
(https://varishangout.com/index.php?threads/canadian-centre-for-child-protection-uploading-and-self-reporting-cp-on-saucenao.259/)

>reposting shizu instead of xamayon

>>61105
>>61103
good images

Why are you subjecting us to this torture?

/bun/ meetup

>>61129
me in the middle being too much of a loser to join the group but not cool enough to strike out on my own like the guy on the left

Not sure if this works here.

Living the dream.

>>61076
not really proud of it

Here's one for all the bestiality enjoyers out there, although I'm not quite sure what kind of animal has bunny ears and molten glass appendages (?)

>>61191
>I'm not quite sure what kind of animal has bunny ears and molten glass appendages

She is clearly a slime girl trying to pretend to be a bunny girl.

I wish more non-nukige VNs had lewd standing sprites like this.

I bet there's no bullet in your cat

bun culture

Whoever seeks the mutilation of cute girls, let his entrails be torn from his body and burned

>>61262
I (>>61253) do not seek the mutilation of cute girls. I was in a rape on defeat thread when I saw that image and thought >>61251-chan would enjoy it, so I reposted it here. The thread was mostly wholesome images of magical girls getting tentacled and female knights doing what they do best.

Here's one for all the spam bots out there - you are not alone

Got this from /g/. "ffmpeg -i image.png -f rawvideo - | mpv -" on a Linux machine to play it (you can use the URL, no need to save to disk).

>>61380
What is it, for those of us too lazy to go through the effort to decode the image?

>>61390
The entire first episode of Serial Experiments Lain, complete with audio and subtitles. (Low video and audio quality though, but still.)

>>61392
That's extremely impressive given the file size

>>61394
>Low video and audio quality
Not really

>>61423
>No matter how much one may wish to believe in it, one day the grandeur and humanity present in fairy tales will inevitably escape his grasp.
While I am by no means a proponent of overly literal translation, at that point it just becomes a complete rewrite. Not only has the meaning changed, the style is completely different too; the original consisted of three short and concrete but deep lines. Moogy's translation turns it into one long sentence where the deepness comes from using big words and being overly vague (what the hell is the 'grandeur and humanity present in fairy tales'? Fairy tales tend to be simple and idealistic, which is why naivete = fairy tales and disappears with increased knowledge), which makes the whole point of that monologue harder to grasp (while that one line is supposed to say more clearly what the rambling in the two previous lines is about). Ixrec may not be the best translator, but at least he sticks to the source material.

>>61425
>>61423
It's all meaningless "deep" purple prose, so since the Ixrec translation has better voice, it's the superior version

>>61428
No, that's the part Moogy gets wrong. While it's overly pretentious, it's not meaningless. The point of that whole section is to describe that the narrator admires her simple-minded dedication, even if it uses a whole lot of words to say that. Moogy's translation focuses on the pretentiousness while losing the actual meaning of the section.

Also, don't forget to post an image.

>>61439
Whoops. In any case, it's the sort of text that makes your eyes glaze over instantly.

>>61470

>>61472

>>61486
I did not expect that ending at all

>>61500
2nd and 3rd mastery are the best Chillnos

>>61511
Microsoft was engaged in human trafficking all along! I knew it!

>>61558
>2 cute girls
It's not her fault she was born into disgusting cow udders. Don't be mean.

>>61559
♂

>>61584
Is this a tiny ruler or a really tall anime girl

>>61588
It's a 16 cm (~6.3 in) ruler.

Lowee dominating Lastation in the shares.

>>61630
hot

>>61643
15

>>61646
Wrong.

>>61643

54

>>61649
Wrong.

>>61646
>>61649
Both answers are wrong, though I'm not quite sure how you got to 54.

3a = 21 -> a = 7
2b + a = 19 -> 2b = 12 -> b = 6
a + b + c = 15 -> c = 2
a + c * b = 7 + 2 * 6 = 19

What's the catch?

>>61682
images are different from first two rows and last row.

>>61687
Oh, I didn't even notice. I guess it's then 8 + 4 * 5?

>>61646
>>61649
>>61682
>>61688
The answer: 26

The solution: I assume we can shortcut and assume everyone gets that caterpillar = 7, clock = 6 and flower = 2. Now, the final caterpillar lost its flower, reducing its value to 5. However, its number of segments also increased from 5 to 6, thus its value is 6. There's actually two flowers rather than one, so the two flowers = 4. The previous clocks were 6, but they pointed to 6 o'clock. This one points to 5 o'clock, thus its value is 5.

6 + (2+2) * 5 = 26

>>61689
I don't think you're scoring the caterpillar correctly. The initial value was 7. What does it have 7 of? Eyes.
It has 8 eyes in the bottom row, so it should be an 8.
That's assuming that the clock is a hint, of course. It straight up points to the number.

>>61691
>>61689
Your both wrong the upper caterpillar symbol is clearly being taken to the power of flower.

/bun/ meetup

>>61746
chad

>>61187
it be like that

http://www.infinityplus.co.uk/stories/colderwar.htm