> You guys ever just want to get out and want to go adventuring, go on an expedition, or similar?

Traveled to a few countries when I was younger.
Now I'm right where I want to be.

When I was younger, yeah. Nowadays I'm too old, too unwilling to do anything exciting.

Plus I had the realization that any adventure probably isn't going to be all that adventurous, any expedition will be only to places someone has already been, and anything close these days like taking up arms to fight ISIS or exploring lightly explored areas will never even come close to the grand adventures of the past.

Whats the point of going on an adventure if you can't find some untouched place with a bunch of native girls who have never saw a white dick before? Just not worth it.

  >>106475
Tard-er Sauce (aka Grumpy Cat) is funny as fuck.

>>106403
>>106424
Quit being a twat Frost.

>>106461
>Beats the shit out of 500 errors every post, eh?

You just had to jinx it, didn't you?

Our hosting provider is currently seemingly under DDoS attack. This drops the connection to the server for a few minutes every once in a while. The entire IP range goes down.

So be patient and don't panic.

Wait, who is raiding us?

>>106462

Yeah dude, I know I was rising to the bait... Still tho, the pathos speaks to a central and enduring grievance.

Mea culpa.

>>106467
>Wait, who is raiding us?

We're RAIDing ourselves!

>>106453

Here, let me help you, since you're fond of screencaps and insinuations.

Face it. You got butthurt and went screencap hunting so suddenly because you didn't think I was still around to snap back at your Goony ass on account of not posting in a long time.

You're a net negative on this entire site and whatever sense of community and fraternity it used to have. You provoke shit, stir shit both provoked by you and by others, travel with a little entourage of anon operators who never seem to post anything but proverbial one liners unless they're backing you up in a thread at 3:00 in the morning, and you only ever speak with that signature arrogant tone of pseudo-detached pretentiousness almost unique to Goons, SRS trolls and their ilk. But you're just here to "enrich our discourse" or "stop it from being a hugbox" or whatever bullshit excuse your thirsty beta adherents will spit out in defence of your shit stirring this time.

So fuck you. I don't post much, but I've never left this place, and I won't be leaving, either. Get used to the idea, and shove a nice screencap of this post right up your ass with your other ones.

>>106457
>the ride never ends

>>106457
>being this triggered at being triggered
literally lmaoing at your life

8chan is still a thing? I thought they died?

Alright, this shit ends here or the ban hammer comes out.
Enough with the childish tantrums on both sides.

I've always seen opchan as halfway between typical chan and their culture and traditional forums. I like the imageboard format and believe images and videos add character.

>>106431

I agree with that, I wonder if it can be replicated in a meaningful way in something better supported than the current crop of imageboard abor... I mean softwares.

William Tecumseh Sherman professed that he hated profiteers, politicians, and sentimentalists. Above all, he hated reporters. He felt they revealed war secrets just to sell newspapers.

“These dirty newspaper scribblers have the impudence of Satan. They come into camp and poke about the lazy shirkers and pick up camp rumors and then publish them as facts.”

He went on, “If I killed all of them tonight there’d be news from Hell before breakfast.”

>>106349
Bob Dole, I can personally attest to the usefulness of the IRAC method of note-taking. When reading a court opinion on a case, jot down the main points of the case's story and circumstances and then write lines on the case's issue, rule, analysis and conclusion. Page-brief these cases, do not just book-brief them (making IRAC notations in the book). I also pasted the case's condensed opinion from Lexis-Nexis in my IRAC document. Really helped me out with my studies.

  >>106357
Thanks Bat's! Yeah I am having a real hard time with the class because it is all online and I am terrible at reading and understanding text books.

I am going to be missing a lecture here and there due to professor having issues uploading them.

  Overbreadth, laws of general applicability, prior restraint

  Prior restraing, licensing speech, public forums and punishing speech

>>106350
>which tactical solutions are "BETTER" for combat?
Naturally for conventional combat "force on force" or "hybrid" conflict on a large scale

You'll probably find this enlightening:
http://usacac.army.mil/cac2/cgsc/carl/download/csipubs/sixty.pdf

>>106350
There are plenty of published studies of strategy and tactics to read.
Such as these:
Rogers, Clifford J. (2006). "Strategy, Operational Design, and Tactics". In Bradford, James C. International Encyclopedia of Military History. New York: Routledge. https://www.academia.edu/13085191/Strategy_Operational_Design_and_Tactics
Operations: The official U.S. Army Field Manual FM 3-0 (27th February, 2008) https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/5102666-operations
WARFIGHTING (Marine Corps Doctrinal Publication 1) https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/240526.WARFIGHTING_Marine_Corps_Doctrinal_Publication_1_
Strategy (Second Revised Edition) by B.H. Liddell Hart https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/305909.Strategy
There are tactical decision games compiled in books like Mastering Tactics.
Tactical Decision Games (TDG's) are published monthly in the Marine Corps Gazette and here (with permission of the Gazette on the Duke NROTC web page. Solutions to the TDG's are published both in the Gazette and on line two months after the problem's publication. Proposed solutions to these problems can be sent directly to the Marine Corps Gazette at: gazette@mca-marines.org. Solutions need to be on no more than one month after the publication of the initial publication. http://kepler.pratt.duke.edu/NROTC/gazetteOLD/tdgpage.htm

Mastering Tactics, A Tactical Decision Games Workbook By Maj John F Schmitt USMCR
Marine Corps Association, Quantico Virginia 1994

Contemporary Marine tactics for war fighting
http://www.marines.mil/Portals/59/Publications/MCDP%201-3%20Tactics.pdf

  GOP Platform Identifies Pornography As A National Public Health Crisis And A Public Menace That Is Destroying Lives
As GOP delegates gather in Cleveland to formulate the party’s principles document, social conservative priorities have dominated the discussion, with several provisions opposition same-sex marriage and endorsing controversial conversion therapy passing preliminary votes Monday. The platform committee approved several of the measures in a sometimes-heated discussion between social conservatives and more moderate Republicans that represent a more conservative shift from the draft platform authored by Republican National Committee staff and outside advisors. But the platform committee softened language calling for legislation in opposition to transgender protections pushed by the Obama administration.

Among the provisions is an assessment that internet pornography is a “public health crisis.”

“Pornography, with his harmful effects, especially on children, has become a public health crisis that is destroying the life of millions. We encourage states to continue to fight this public menace and pledge our commitment to children’s safety and wellbeing,” the amendment stated. http://time.com/4401600/gop-platform-contemplates-anti-porn-provision-embrace-of-conversion-therapy/
2016 GOP: Porn Is A 'Public Health Crisis' And A 'Menace' https://youtu.be/YSgrToiJ4Xw
Republican delegates unanimously adopted an amendment to their draft platform Monday morning that called pornography “a public health crisis” and a “public menace” that is destroying lives...
Read More At: https://www.yahoo.com/news/rnc-platform-draft-porn-000000329.html

>>105444
Finasteride is great for balding. It's bad for your t. But regrowth hair and prevents prostate cancer

Gotta lower the standards to raise the quota my dude.

Actually became a man last weekend. Could only get 3/4 chub and didn't bust a nut. I mark it down to just nerves, but I do fap quite a bit. Probaby not related.

>>106346
You might wanna check out the video here >>105419 if you haven't already. Might help explain somethings or not, good watch anyways for everyone who masturbates and watches porn regularly.

Eh, just had a first date with a girl last night. Got second one Tuesday. I deleted a bunch of my porn today. Granted, it was a bunch of corrupt stuff from an old HDD.

>>106339

Patton and LeMay were totally down to keep the war going. Woulda been interesting.

>>106340
>Woulda been interesting.
Well, if you forgot, USSR still has enough power to destroy Japanese occupational forces in the other part of the continent after that (talk about shit nobody cares about). Both sides knew well that they wouldn't gain much more than general population distrust out of that conflict, and the situation would have remained unchanged in the end.

>>106339
Waging an aggressive nuclear war against a former ally because you don't like their economic system? No, thanks. Soviet communism collapsed on its own without the military superpowers needing to wage total war against each other.

>>106343
>ally

I think you mean "tool" or "vassal"

>>106344
No, a very important ally, at least in their effectiveness in fighting Nazi Germany and the Axis powers. Something like 80% of Germany's casualties in WW2 were inflicted by the Soviets.
And if the Soviets were our tools or vassals we would not have had such trouble with them in the post-war period.

>>106245
>Matching the colors took hours and I'm still not perfectly satisfied.
You realise they make software and hardware for colour calibration right?

>>106258
>hardware
yeah I know they make doodads to calibrate the monitors but I'm not going to spend money on a thing I'll use like once

>>105917
> PassMark score

Rant(-ish) time.

I'm always a bit hesitant when using passmark (for GPUs at least - I haven't looked much in to their CPU charts), their scoring is a bit weird imo, and they do some weird groupings of cards, especially with AMD cards (nvidia bias maybe?). A prime example of this is that they've lumped the R9 Fury and Fury X together as if they were the same card with the same performance, which they definitely are not (not to mention they've completely missed the R9 Nano, which is effectively and air cooled Fury X and should be lumped with it instead). It would be like lumping the GTX 980 and GTX 980Ti together. I do understand the grouping of cards that are effectively just refreshes though, that makes a bit more sense(although they aren't even consistent with that).

/

That aside, what I'm getting at is that I highly recommend using more than one source for GPU and CPU performance numbers. There are loads of youtube channels that do reviews these days.

>>106304
Indeed. I just used that to get an idea of what cards to aim at.

I researched more thoroughly the card I wanted to get, comparing power requirement and other benchmarks with the competing cards and also my budget. I'm happy with the GTX960, I've been using it since I got it and it has been fantastic. Very quiet, my computer runs cooler, it has CUDA and has proven more than capable for what I need and even what I might need in the future. Even with two monitors, it has more than enough horsepower for me from what I can tell.

  Terry Crews became interested in PCs after playing Battlefield 1 and decided to take a crack at building one.