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burhfart 5 months ago

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burhfart 5 months ago

NEW SNES DEMO SONGGGGGGGGGGGGG RAGHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH

burhfart 5 months ago

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burhfart 5 months ago

NAD ITS GOOOD??????????????????WHAT THE FUCKW?AFOISDAJFISDF

sugarforbrains updated NOT FOR HUMAN CONSUMPTION

5 months ago

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lopster 5 months ago

gay reigen 2

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lopster 5 months ago

gay reigen 3

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lopster 5 months ago

you wont believe what comes next

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sugarforbrains 5 months ago

let me think............................................................................................... gay majima

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cloudking 5 months ago

blocky bfdi................

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cidoku

5 months ago

I don't understand why people use third party image hosts on Neocities.

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ongezell 5 months ago

Neocities CDN is a bit lacking, it goes nuts requesting anything above 6+ hq images if you are not particularly close to their servers (Any person that isn't in North America)

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saint-images 5 months ago

With all of my photo galleries I would exceed the 1gb limit in a few months even with thumbnails alone. Though I do use it for everything other than photos.

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rbuchanan 5 months ago

For capacity (inter alia) remitment of 5bux/mo is actually a much easier option, esp. considering that I host a mirror here....

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cidoku 5 months ago

@ongezell I understand, but people are using cdns for icons, buttons, and the like... is it really worth it?

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cidoku 5 months ago

@saint-images yeah your use case is completely understandable. To think that without a 3rd party host we wouldn't have your photography...

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ongezell 5 months ago

dunno, I myself host all the assets of my main page on github (It loads REALLY fast) and on top of that I also use cloudflare. it works for me, whenever I want to add new stuff I just place the files on a local folder and push it to the repo

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charpine updated the 100% official charpine website

5 months ago

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burhfart

5 months ago

i KNEW about friend inside me before it got popping, im the OGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGG

burhfart

5 months ago

ay-8930 supports loop points????????? IM NEVER USING SNES AGAIN!!!!!!!!!

cidoku updated The Cidoku Network

5 months ago

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rbuchanan 5 months ago

Very cool!

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cidoku

5 months ago

Gotta prepare something for the glorious 20th anniversary of Yume Nikki.

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angeleyesprings 5 months ago

Yume Nikki (and maybe Yume 2kki?) playthrough + analysis? I played the game a couple years ago... but I always thought it was about being a hikki and looking out into the world without being able to escape. Great game. There's so many ways to interpret it

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lyricaltokarev 5 months ago

hype

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cidoku 5 months ago

1 week left

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burhfart

5 months ago

new chrome ui came back again, sigh

burhfart 5 months ago

oh to live in a time where i gave a shit about this again

burhfart 5 months ago

wait i still do give a shit about this yayyyyyyyyyy

burhfart

5 months ago

wait did a nintendo direct come out

burhfart

5 months ago

now we know the answer of "what if zelda was a girl" https://nitter.poast.org/NintendoAmerica/status/1803074481658712410#m

coffeebug superkirbylover

5 months ago

cool renders

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superkirbylover 5 months ago

thank you!!

superkirbylover ne0nbandit

5 months ago

hi!! for the deltaring, i changed my web address from the neocities one to superkirbylover.me. is it possible to change it?

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superkirbylover updated Checkered Hell

5 months ago

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burhfart

5 months ago

tetyss is BACK!!!!!!!!!!!!!

burhfart 5 months ago

!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

evilgrandpa updated EvilGrandpa

5 months ago

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sugarforbrains updated NOT FOR HUMAN CONSUMPTION

5 months ago

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cidoku updated The Cidoku Network

5 months ago

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rbuchanan 5 months ago

It's redolent of its age, but drives me nuts. Personally, I'm thankful for orthoepic reforms.

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rbuchanan 5 months ago

English is certainly less wild and wooly than it was, but the French would rightly sneer at this notion that our (frankly demented) orthography is especially consistent.

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cidoku 5 months ago

Oh it drives me nuts too. Maybe that's why I dig it. It's an intellectual exercise. Is that a long s or an f? Yeah.

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rbuchanan 5 months ago

I tried to read Canterbury Tales in its (semi-reconstructed) Middle English years ago. Your longanimity exceeds mine by leagues.

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ongezell 5 months ago

It's really interesting to compare the evolution of our languages across the ages, I think the earliest de facto Portuguese text I found was from the twelfth-century and it's completely readable, especially if you also know a bit of Spanish. I would say that Galician it's pretty close to what Portuguese was at that time, I mean, we were Galician-Portuguese after all

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ongezell 5 months ago

and even before that we had vulgar Latin which is also surprisingly understandable

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rbuchanan 5 months ago

What's also remarkable is the persisting mutual intelligibility of those, along with Fala and Eonavian. Then compare them (and esp. their grammar) to Catalan....!

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rbuchanan 5 months ago

Considering that its incomparably immane lexicon eventuated mostly from amalgamation and agglutination, the convoluted developments of English diachrony seem almost modest. After the slow merger of Anglo-Saxon with Anglo-Norman, vast lexical influxions from 20+ languages over not quite a millennium resulted in less inflectional reduction than that of simpler languages (as Mandarin) over half that span.

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ongezell 5 months ago

All latin based languages are in a certain way highly mutually intelligible, at least textual form. with the exception of Romanian I think, that became a Slavic romance language of sorts. I was reading about this interesting constructed language called Romance Neolatino, It sounds soooooooo good and it's highly intelligible for romance speakers. I hope it gets some attention

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rbuchanan 5 months ago

Admittedly, Neolatin is appealing and agreeably dulcet -- much better than Esperanto! Romanian's grammar (notwithstanding enclitic definite articles) and verbal vocabulary are impeccably romance, but that Slavic influence in its nominal vocab. and phonology is unshakable. Nota bene: Romanians only fully jettisoned Cyrillic a century ago.

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rbuchanan 5 months ago

Your mention of mutual intelligibility reminded me of an amusing moment from "Sleuth," which I recently reviewed. Late in the third act, Michael Caine proffers a clue in Italian to frantic Laurence Olivier, who despises Italians but is conversant in Latin, by which he fenziedly deciphers the hinting epigram by tracing its cognates. >:P

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kitsunezero4 updated kitsunezero4.neocities.org

5 months ago