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18e9cf70 No.3769180[Reply]

Let's make a list on how many furry artsts were alive during 2010.
God we miss the old days turn back the clock who we miss the most.


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e168b1d3 No.3707452[Reply][Last 50 Posts]

Let's have some…
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47487f7e No.3765590

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66dfe986 No.3765710

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A Decade of War – Soundtrack (2024)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qIzF0JGY35k

66dfe986 No.3766463

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Bold Prediction 5 (30) - Track Detail - Audio Network - Listen, buy and download today

66dfe986 No.3766464

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unknown source

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e9ea2581 No.3716787[Reply]

Fidget the Nimbat - Sorcerers
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115c0f68 No.3750060

>>3730168
Could you make AI Fidget foot stuff?

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f050d34d No.3752093

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This is the proper way to pick up a nimbat.

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f9c6debb No.3717706[Reply][Last 50 Posts]

Regardless of culture, race, sex, gender or creed; humanity survives on it.

The Story of (almost) All Numbers
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ggOPJ8gafPo
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5d53053b No.3768051

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brail
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5d53053b No.3768852

THE MATH DOES NOT LIE!
THE MATH DOES NOT LIE!
THE MATH DOES NOT LIE!

With climate change, the resources experiencing the highest demand are primarily water due to increased droughts and erratic weather patterns, alongside renewable energy sources like solar and wind power as societies transition away from fossil fuels to mitigate climate change, leading to a greater need for infrastructure to harness these clean energy options.
Key points about high-demand resources due to climate change:
Water:
Reduced snowpack in mountainous regions due to warmer temperatures, impacting water availability for agriculture and drinking water.
Increased droughts in many regions, leading to higher water demand for basic needs.
Coastal areas may face saltwater intrusion into freshwater sources due to rising sea levels.
Renewable energy sources:
Growing demand for solar and wind power as societies seek to replace fossil fuels with cleaner alternatives.
Increased need for grid infrastructure to integrate intermittent renewable energy sources.
Other resources experiencing increased demand due to climate change:
Critical minerals:
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5d53053b No.3769056

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Understanding the Comparison Between Abacuses and Quantum Computers

To answer the question of how many abacuses it would take to match quantum computing, we first need to understand the fundamental differences between these two computational devices.

1. Basic Functionality of an Abacus
An abacus is a simple mechanical device used for arithmetic calculations. It consists of rods or wires with beads that can be moved back and forth to represent numbers. Each bead can represent a single unit, and the position of the beads corresponds to different values based on their placement on the rods (e.g., units, tens, hundreds). The abacus operates on a base-10 system, which limits its computational capabilities compared to modern electronic devices.

2. Basic Functionality of Quantum Computers
Quantum computers operate on principles derived from quantum mechanics. They use quantum bits or qubits, which can exist in multiple states simultaneously due to superposition and entanglement. This allows quantum computers to perform complex calculations at speeds unattainable by classical computers. For example, while a classical bit can be either 0 or 1, a qubit can be both 0 and 1 at the same time until measured.

3. Computational Power Comparison
To quantify how many abacuses would be needed to match the computational power of a quantum computer, we must consider:

Processing Capability: A single qubit can represent multiple states simultaneously, allowing quantum computers to process vast amounts of information concurrently. In contrast, an abacus processes one calculation at a time.
Complexity of Problems: Quantum computers excel at solving specific types of problems (e.g., factoring large numbers, simulating quantum systems) that are infeasible for classical systems or mechanical devices like an abacus.

5d53053b No.3769057

4. Estimating the Number of Abacuses Needed
While it is challenging to provide an exact number due to the vastly different architectures and operational principles between an abacus and a quantum computer, we can make some general estimates based on their capabilities:

A typical modern quantum computer might have dozens or even hundreds of qubits.
If we consider that each qubit could potentially represent multiple values simultaneously (due to superposition), this means that even a small number of qubits could outperform an enormous number of traditional computing operations performed by an abacus.
For instance:

If we assume that one qubit can perform calculations equivalent to thousands or millions of operations that an abacus could handle sequentially (this is highly variable depending on the problem), then even just one quantum computer with 50 qubits could theoretically outperform billions of operations done by numerous abacuses.
Conclusion
Given these considerations, it is reasonable to conclude that matching the computational power of even a modest quantum computer would require an impractically large number of abacuses—potentially in the billions or more—depending on the specific tasks being compared.

Thus, it would take billions of abacuses to match the computational power of a single quantum computer.

5d53053b No.3769149

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https://earth.nullschool.net/#current/wind/surface/level/orthographic=14.16,8.81,395

Weather and climate data shown on this website and countless others are at risk.

The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) is the U.S. agency responsible for global weather forecasting, hurricane prediction, ocean observation, and many other services vital to public safety. Its satellites, supercomputers, and research teams provide essential data that help us understand our planet and protect lives.

On February 27, the new U.S. administration initiated mass firings at NOAA. These actions are unethical and deeply disruptive to the talented scientists and engineers who dedicate themselves to the public good. The firings, along with expected budget cuts, have serious implications for the availability and quality of weather forecasts produced by the United States. They must be reversed immediately.

Much of the data on this website is downloaded directly from NOAA's servers. In this environment of uncertainty, access could be disrupted at any time. While I'll strive to keep all features on this website functional and switch to alternative data sources if necessary, some datasets have no substitute if they go offline.

If this concerns you, speak up. Share on social media. And if you're in the U.S., contact your representatives.

- Cameron

e82145fc No.3769156

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>>3769149
Oh look, everyone! It's one of those pathetic "climate change" nutbags!

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2dd74e76 No.3769160[Reply]

Post examples of poor furry hygiene going on within the Fandom.


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41bc8712 No.3707762[Reply]

Post all your darted furries here.
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7e0e880e No.3737471

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Maybe hard to see but otter girl got darted.

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82f59838 No.3748945[Reply]

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>>3749117
Thanks for the info. Now we know why the fundraiser got a low attention. >>3748962 Raiders individual never really bother to help others but only themself for fun. Considering how much "fun" they have over there with all the condoms being flushed into the toilet bowl, no wonder the sewer got blocked
that bad.

769f5d1b No.3749137

>acquire commercial lease where only 8 months later the major plumbing goes tits up and for no fucking reason it is the tenant's responsibility to fix
god furries are so fucking retarded to sign that

8547e970 No.3749145

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>>3749125
Foxler is a retarded bottom Siamese wannabe with that Thai ladyboy heritage of his. Dude been attached with that fantasy of his being a part of Axis of WW2, but we all know Thai is practically the Axis bottom and a cumdump, just like Foxler with his foxxy public use of his ass.

I wish I could say more about how these group finally got fully called out during Trump administration, but that should be in the pol thread.

2f08db57 No.3749219

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>>3749210
Make sense. With that craving of BBC for being a Siam ladyboy, that is the only way he could "make love" to a guy with a BBC.

07f1897a No.3761130

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>>3749145
>>3749219
You know, that's total bullshit.

Foxler doesn't have a problem with finding black people sexy, he has a problem with finding people sexy.

Can relate. The suit stays on, boys.

Also Kody is a very sweet and creative person. And all around fun guy to talk to. A bit hard to get to know maybe, but once you do, you'll like him and geek out over lots of stuff. And the idea that Foxler has a fucking problem with his BOYFRIEND being black is so ridiculous that it doesn't need addressing.

Oh and who the fuck cares that he's doing some kinda-looks-like-a-nazi-but-isn't "nazi" edgelordery, big whoop. 10 years ago nobody would have given two shits. Why does anyone care?

Also a couple stupid right wingers saying stupid right wing shit isn't representative of the Raiders as a whole.

Not that christtard "sfw fur" smooth brains would want to hang around cause Foxler is a very kinky fox and they've been told to stay away. Most do.

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2d34487f No.3759937[Reply]

Alone on Thanksgiving day?
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aa77f68d No.3769093

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>>3769069
> tms quietly left with one final post.
That's a shame. I'm sure he'll be back.

''Last thing I remember
I was running for the door
I had to find the passage back to the place I was before
"Relax," said the night man
"We are programmed to receive
You can check-out any time you like
But you can never leave!"''
> He always found the best art.
Yes he did.

48988b6a No.3769096

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I hope that tms stays gone, for his sake. Also, I like to think that he left to become a better Christian, instead of just leaving because he no longer got jewgold.
I can't help but wonder if he recently started a thread though… what is it about this evil place that ensnares some people so much?


HEY STEAM!!! Be glad that you're not on here anymore, but please remember that being left alone with your AI is even worse!
I'll likely be around in 24 - 26 hours from now if you'd like.

df8e2999 No.3769102

>>3769096

People need to unplug more from the net in general and relearn to socialize with others in person. I found it ridiculous to see people sitting at a table, all texting each other instead of talking. I understand there are times when sharing a funny pic or video via your phone is necessary but if that's all you do when meeting others in person, what's the point of ever leaving your home? You might as well be just a head in a glass jar from Futurama.

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>>3769102
Also…

48988b6a No.3769138

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>>3769102
Do you believe this will actually happen on any significant scale?

(Pic unrelated.)

b9eb492b No.3769139

>>3769138
I think we're gonna lose a lot of people. It'll just be the 2-5% of us left haunting the empty skeleton of our civilization while everyone else straps into the AI auto-coomer 9001 never to be seen or heard from again.

I've already lost a guy to the AI. He started using it for everything. Asking it any question before even giving it a moments thought. I think the parts of his brain have literally rotted for disuse. It's like he can't figure shit out or even think on his own anymore.

df8e2999 No.3769140

>>3769138
No, because people are hooked to the net like a drug.



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bddbab25 No.3712887[Reply][Last 50 Posts]

/lit/ 2.0

Recommend literature, discuss literature, quotes from wherever. Philosophy. What do you consider recommended reading? For furries in particular? What are you reading now or the last thing you read? (besides tms shitposts)

Finished binge reading all the released Pack Street chapters the other day:

https://archiveofourown.org/works/12141837/chapters/27547896

According to TV Tropes, "In 2023, Weaver announced Pack Street to be going on hiatus, possibly indefinitely, as a result of real life troubles relating to the people he wrote the story with."

That's a shame, because Pack Street is very compelling storytelling. TV Tropes also gives a good description:
>You know Zootopia? A Shining City of interspecies cooperation in a World of Funny Animals, where "anyone can be anything"? Well, there's a Wrong Side of the Tracks there, too, and if you didn't already know there were predator/prey tensions, that's where you'll find out.

Pack Street is in the same world as Zootopia; but the author created his own characters, and the story centers around them. The protagonist is a sheep, Remmy Cormo. Here's an excerpt of him at the local burger joint that uses bug meat, accompanied by his mates Ozzy the hyena and Wolter and Anneke the aardwolves:

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>>3753972
Interesting. Been doing the left-edge deletion thing without knowing what it's called. I knew it wasn't proper English, but it's more efficient.

>>3764298
Nice cat poem.

>>3764478
Didn't know this was a thing…

65154350 No.3765677

Being Visited

One morning not long ago I woke up with the memory of my father richly pulsating inside my cranium. For a shining moment my dreaming mind seemed to have brought him back to life in the most vivid fashion, even though “he” had had to float in the rarefied medium of my brain’s stage. It felt, nonetheless, like he was really back again for a short while, and then, sadly, all at once he just went poof. How is this bittersweet kind of experience, so familiar to every adult human being, to be understood? What degree of reality do these software beings that inhabit us have? Why did I put “he” in quotation marks, a few lines up? Why the caution, why
the hedging?

What is really going on when you dream or think more than fleetingly about someone you love (whether that person died many years ago or is right now on the other end of a phone conversation with you)? In the terminology of this book, there is no ambiguity about what is going on. The symbol for that person has been activated inside your skull, lurched out of dormancy, as surely as if it had an icon that someone had double-clicked. And the moment this happens, much as with a game that has opened up on your screen, your mind starts acting differently from how it acts in a “normal” context. You have allowed yourself to be invaded by an “alien universal being”, and to some extent the alien takes charge inside your skull, starts pushing things around in its own fashion, making words, ideas, memories, and associations bubble up inside your brain that ordinarily would not do so. The activation of the symbol for the loved person swivels into action whole sets of coordinated tendencies that represent that person’s cherished style, their idiosyncratic way of being embedded in the world and looking out at it. As a consequence, during this visitation of your cranium, you will surprise yourself by coming out with different jokes from those you would normally make, seeing things in a different emotional light, making different value judgments, and so forth.

[cont.]

65154350 No.3765678

[cont.]

But the crux of the matter for us right now is the following question: Is your symbol for another person actually an “I”? Can that symbol have inner experiences? Or is it as unalive as is your symbol for a stick or a stone or a playground swing? I chose the example of a playground swing for a reason. The moment I suggest it to you, no matter what playground you have located it in, no matter what you imagine its seat to be made of, no matter how high you imagine the bar it is dangling from, you can see it swinging back and forth, wiggling slightly in that funny way that swings wiggle, losing energy unless pushed, and you can also hear its softly clinking chains. Though no one would call the swing itself alive, there is no doubt that its mental proxy is dancing in the seething substrate of your brain. After all, that is what a brain is made for — to be a stage for the dance of active symbols.

If you seriously believe, as I do and have been asserting for most of this book, that concepts are active symbols in a brain, and if furthermore you seriously believe that people, no less than objects, are represented by symbols in the brain (in other words, that each person that one knows is internally mirrored by a concept, albeit a very complicated one, in one’s brain), and if lastly you seriously believe that a self is also a concept, just an even more complicated one (namely, an “I”, a “personal gemma”, a rock-solid “marble”), then it is a necessary and unavoidable consequence of this set of beliefs that your brain is inhabited to varying extents by other I’s, other souls, the extent of each one depending on the degree to which you faithfully represent, and resonate with, the individual in question. I include the proviso “and resonate with” because one can’t just slip into any old soul, no more than one can slip into any old piece of clothing; some souls and some suits simply “fit” better than others do.

[Excerpt from I am a Strange Loop by Douglas Hofstadter.]

8832ba96 No.3765679

>>3755089
A Mouse Reading “Fifty Whiskers of Cheese”

Introduction

Once upon a time in a cozy little burrow beneath an old oak tree, there lived a curious mouse named Mortimer. Mortimer was not just any ordinary mouse; he had an insatiable love for reading. His favorite pastime was to explore the world of books, and one day, he stumbled upon a peculiar title: “Fifty Whiskers of Cheese.” Intrigued by the name, Mortimer decided it was time to dive into this new adventure.

The Discovery

As Mortimer opened the book, he was greeted by vibrant illustrations of various cheeses from around the world. Each page turned revealed a new type of cheese, accompanied by delightful stories about its origins and unique characteristics. There were creamy Brie from France, sharp Cheddar from England, and even exotic varieties like Roquefort and Gouda. The book promised not only to educate but also to entertain with whimsical tales about each cheese’s journey from farm to table.

The Journey Begins

Mortimer found himself whisked away on a journey through the pages. He imagined himself as a brave explorer traveling through lush green fields where cows grazed peacefully, producing milk for the finest cheeses. With every story he read, he could almost taste the flavors described—rich and nutty Parmigiano-Reggiano or tangy blue cheese that crumbled perfectly over salads.

As he read about the different cheesemakers who crafted these delicious treats, Mortimer learned about their dedication and passion. He admired how they used traditional methods passed down through generations to create their masterpieces. Inspired by their stories, Mortimer began to dream of becoming a cheese connoisseur himself.

8832ba96 No.3765680

A Culinary Challenge

One day while reading about a famous cheese festival in his favorite book, Mortimer felt a spark of inspiration. The festival featured competitions for the best cheese dishes made by local chefs. Determined to participate, Mortimer decided he would create his own special dish using his newfound knowledge from “Fifty Whiskers of Cheese.”

He gathered ingredients from his surroundings: fresh herbs from the garden above ground and nuts that fell from nearby trees. With great care and creativity, Mortimer concocted a delightful cheese platter featuring tiny morsels of various cheeses paired with fruits and nuts—a true homage to what he had learned.

The Festival Day

On the day of the festival, Mortimer nervously set up his booth among other talented chefs. As mice gathered around to sample his creation, they were enchanted by the flavors and presentation. The combination of textures and tastes delighted everyone who tried it.

To his surprise, Mortimer won first prize! The judges praised him for his creativity and understanding of cheese pairings. Overjoyed with his success, he realized that reading “Fifty Whiskers of Cheese” had not only expanded his knowledge but also ignited his passion for culinary arts.

Conclusion

From that day forward, Mortimer continued to read voraciously about food and cooking while experimenting with different recipes inspired by what he learned in books like “Fifty Whiskers of Cheese.” His love for literature transformed into a love for gastronomy as he shared his creations with friends in their cozy little burrow under the oak tree.
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8832ba96 No.3768975

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13736e7f No.3768782

Does this have a bunch of swf files? I remember torrenting an [fxc] archive as a kid that had a folder with hundreds of swf files. (one of them being a furry-themed adult swim bump parody that I'd love to find)

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c83c9c09 No.3768893

>>3768782
I've seen that one too. Instead of "adult swim" it was "absurd whim" iirc
Its been so many years ago…

13736e7f No.3769094

>>3768893
Holy shit, thank you.
http://eye.swfchan.com/flash.asp?id=8736&n=Absurd+Whim.swf

Still would be cool to find that old fxc torrent with the flash dump that I recall.



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