>>4793
What I really don't get doesn't Microsoft now have a database of hashes for CSAM content? Especially being an anonymized mainstream uploading service you should use the tools available to you so the aforementioned shit doesn't happen to you.
There are many ways to go about this like say shadow-banning people to only with the same ip of viewing these links and not saving the image in the database but in the user's session who wouldn't be aware until they change to another ip and refresh their cache/cookies. Meanwhile you could set up an automatic reporting service to the feds of people uploading this shit with the provided hashes of what they uploaded which overtime could amount to the nigger who's uploading it making a small mistake like forgetting to switch to his proxy or vpn.
Blow me. I don't see how this isn't justified as catbox isn't advertised as some privacy service.

>>4793
Is there any catbox alternatives?

https://github.com/Cliply/Cliply-desktop/issues/5
Someone "vibe-coded" a yt-dlp wrapper on a really, REALLY bloated Electron app (150 MB for a YouTube downloader). No way to download age-restricted videos (importing NetScape formatted cookies file), and with a boolean (true or false) activation variable. What is wrong with these people?

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>>4927
What is even funnier? The database for which stored customer data has been cracked, and 10 of the customers are just moments away from doxes. One of the crackers actually e-mailed some of them, letting them know how insecure and awful this application and its "security" practices are.

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>>4927
>>4928
Even better, false advertising from the get-go.

A nonfiction book i am currently enjoying is Modern Occultism: History, Theory, and Practice by Mitch Horowitz.
It's actually pretty levelheaded, it leans to the neutral on the subject matter. It also points out some errors, and misconceptions, even some connections that can be made.
I also thought this quote was interesting
>“It may indeed be entirely imagination. And if it is? Then imagination is a force as potent as it is little understood. Let us work with this mysterious imagination, let us use it to cure, let us learn more about it.”

1st edition grimms fairy tales translated by jack zipes is really fun, i didn't know that there wasn't any fairy godmothers in cinderella, and also her slippers where made if gold in the original version. Ugly stepsisters? More like smoking hot, but ugly at heart besides the younger stepsister who had compassion for cinderella. Also, in order to try and make the gold slipper fit, the ugly at heart step sisters cut off flesh of their feet, the blood was noticed by doves at the last second by helpful doved who called out their bullshit.

Occidential mythology by joseph campbell is fun, infact his mythology series is fun in general, but some of the downsides is his little smart alek comments, long ass math problems inserted in to prove some dubious point and droning on about third party details like a specific pottery shard or an overview like those generals in war stories who speak like if they are playing chess, my focus is the mythologies, religions, the people and their day to day lives, i want to step into their shoes and really want to see how they feel, not some bullshit generalization. The work is still good and the author knows how to weave together a fine story. I think it's neat to see how diffrent cultures interact with eachother, and how it affects their religions.

>>4824
Prepare for a wall of text, just saw another segment of the book that was interesting and worth sharing.
Hitler was not a philo-occultist.
He contemptuously dismissed the work of fascist theorists who dwelled upon mythology and mystico-racial theories. In Mein Kampf, he specifically condemned >“völkisch wandering scholars”
—that is, second tier mythically and mystically inclined intellects who might have belonged to occult–nationalist groups, such as the Thule Society, with which the Nazis shared symbols.
From the earliest stirrings of Hitler’s career in the German Workers’ Party and its street-rabble rallies, he was consumed with brutal political and military organization, not theology or myth.
He employed a symbol as a party vehicle when necessary and immediately discarded the flotsam around it, whether people or ideas.
He castigated those members of his inner circle who showed excessive devotion to Nordic mythology, dismissing the theology of Nazi theorist Alfred Rosenberg as >“stuff that nobody can understand”
and a >“relapse into medieval notions!”*
Historian Nicholas Goodrick-Clarke (1953–2012), who I believe has done more than any other scholar to clarify these issues, noted:
Hitler was certainly interested in Germanic legends and mythology, but he never wished to pursue their survival in folklore, customs, or place-names. He was interested in neither heraldry nor genealogy. Hitler’s interest in mythology was related primarily to the ideals and deeds of heroes and their musical interpretation in the operas of Richard Wagner. Before 1913 Hitler’s utopia was mother Germany across the border rather than a prehistoric golden age indicated by the occult interpretation of myths and traditions in Austria.**
Under the Nazi regime, Theosophical chapters, Masonic lodges, and even sects that had produced some of the occult pamphlets a young Hitler may have encountered as a Vienna knockabout were shunted or savagely oppressed, their members murdered or harassed. Despite astrology’s well-publicized appeal to a few of Hitler’s cadre, the ancient practice was effectively outlawed under Nazism, and many of its practitioners were jailed or killed.

>>4914
And that's what i like about this book, it's objective and to the point.

>>4899
I'll be honest it was funny as fuck reading through jack chick tracts an various evangelical comics, Art work? Actually solid although in some cases you'll get the typical yellow skinned squnty eye chink then and there for some reason lol, i think the more trippier art is a bonus to to be honest.
Gnostic comics when? only one i can think of was grant morrisons the invisibles, i'm still thinking of religious comics in general so i 'll probably read the budda manga by the same guy that made astro boy, i might see if i can find actual christian comics in general, maybe comics about other religions.

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>>4900
The specter comics by DC have a very biblical flavor to them, the specter being the angel that nuked sodom and gamorah (literally) and was tied to a human beat cop, shit gets wild to say the least. Old comics are good but anything around the 2000's are shit, besides appearances in stuff like the works of alex ross.
Joshua Hale Fiakov's the Life after series comes to mind too but honestly i kinda personally think it started off good but became shitty after volume 1, but i haven't read it in ages, so what do i know.

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Brutal, strange deaths to villans are a common trope in old 1940s comics, and was kept alive in Spectre comics. (probably why they can't have him in modern comics) Also jim corrigan was anti-gay lol.

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OH NO I MISSED THIS ONE
Remember the slippery slope kids, it starts with you playing a dnd ONCE then you get possessed by the DEVIL
https://youtube.com/watch?v=f0vSjpCAOLw [Play]

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>>4874
"The Orphic Egg is named after Orpheus and is based on the beliefs and teachings of Orphism that the universe originated from a silver egg. It is believed that Chronos, the personification of time, created the silver egg of the universe, which hatched the primeval deity Phanes (also called as Protogonus), who in turn created the other gods."
https://symbolsage.com/what-is-the-orphic-egg/

death grips also has their own spin on this one, here's the logo for thirdworlds
this btw is only one of VERY many esoteric symbols and structures in death grips' music and imagery, and honestly there could be a whole other thread dedicated to just their stuff, you'd be surprised how deep it goes
like, who else here knows about the steroids/concert bombing/ numerology thing?

>>4877
I don't know actually, what is the thing about the steroids/concert bombing/ numerology thing?

>>4878
this video gives a seven minute tl;dr, the tl;dr of the video itself being that there's some pretty suspicious numerological connections between their mix titled Steroids (Crouching Tiger Hidden Gabber Megamix) and a suicide bombing that happened at an arianna grande concert. among these connections are the significant recurrence of the number 22, such as the album being 22:31 in length, the bombing happening on may 22nd, 2017, and the album being released exactly 22 minutes before the bombing occured. there's also a handful of lyrics in the mix that could be construed as referencing the bombing. there was also some stuff involving death grips' twitter activity that's pretty odd, as mundane as it sounds.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dI0kUZ6VFik [Play]


if anything, the whole affair makes me imagine just how many numerological connections could be made between any two unrelated things, how deep you could dig the rabbit hole before you just run out of stuff to link together. even in the world of mysticism, the numerology people seem to sit at their own table away from the cooler/ less ungrounded people. but even so, this one in particular just has something cryptic and sinister to it, a vibe just crooked enough that im beckoned to look closer and witness what may be confoundingly real. i may, perhaps, be retarded. even then, it's still fun to think about.

>>4892
https://youtube.com/watch?v=oGTbxUk0oK0 [Play]
Reminds me of Synchronicity

>>4858
I literally cannot comprehend anything that you say

>>4860
I think OP found the master sword!

>>4858
Mathematicians: What is a maximal dixie on infinite?.......

>>4865
A MD on infinite is red

https://www.bitchute.com/video/PI6sJ3ETDvk0

>>4769
about what?

About >>4770-san's mother.

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>>4769
What is a good person by your definition?

fuck niggers

What foods do you guys eat for thanksgiving?
Me? The regular stuff, turkey, stuffing, mashed potatos, cornbread cranberry sauce, pumkin pie, corn on the cob, and ham.

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First time cooking a Bone-In Ribeye Roast.
https://www.billyparisi.com/bone-in-standing-ribeye-roast-recipe-with-red-wine-pan-sauce/#
>Bake at 450° for 30 minutes and then turn the heat down to 325° and cook for 80-90 minutes
>Bake at 450° for 30 minutes
>450° for 30 minutes
I put in the thermometer after 30 minutes at 450°F and 40 minutes at 325°F and you know what it said? 160°F.
And you know what it should have said according to the recipe? 110° – 115° and then another 45 minutes with the potatoes.
Apparently you can't even trust the most reviewed recipes you find on Google.

https://downshiftology.com/recipes/how-to-make-homemade-mayonnaise/
Just wanted to point out that this is a damn good recipie for mayo. Easy as fuck to make, maybe 3 minutes to whip up. I use a hand blender.

currently making smores cookies -- will post pic in a few hours when theyre ready >:3

>>4825
damn that sounds epic

I bought a pancake with chocolate sauce on top...I needed the change to ride the bus

I always have 3 eggs sunny side up w/ salt/pepper and a cappuccino in the morning.

>>4814
Do you make the cappuccino by hand?

>>4820
yes, my family owns a several very expensive italian coffee machines. The way I usually do it is I put in the cold milk into a frothing pitcher then apply the steaming wand from the machine until the milk gets really hot and only then I bring the wand to the very top to make the foam. If I have to be honest, I don't really like the sour taste of coffee at all which is why I usually also put in a few shots of sweet french vanilla when I feel like it.

>>4822
If you sprinkle in some salt in your coffee, it should negate the bitter and sour taste a bit.