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n0 said he wanted quake with anime girls. this already exists though, it's called openarena. it's completely libre and free software, game data, culture too.

This guy n0thanky0u REALLY Loves Batallie

Batallie really wanted a footjob from a aztec bhaddie I can relate

Osaka thumbnail game going nuts

>>5
so rye especially love the one on 'the moon man and the big zork'

Does artificalnightsky still post?

probably, from what i remember he also had a blog.

>>4
maybe

Is there an "Essential Denpatube" playlist with notible the whole Denpire crew and the minor denpas from the post digi era? If not someone should get on that shit

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vf1TX_ZoFSg

not a playlist but I did a video project that was kind of oriented in this direction. A curatorial composition mostly made out of denpatube material. made it for a live event screening in March 2023 and tried to upload it to youtube 4 different times but due to copyright stuff I could never get it to work without cutting out a handful of minutes so I never published the video (I think the version linked is missing about 4ish min total from 3 different sections). It notably features material from some Kareausu vids (which I noticed some people were asking about recently).

a list of the videos with material used can be found here:
https://files.catbox.moe/bcvt87.rtf

>>11

this is wild, thanks for sharing

>>11
this is why Denpa 2 is actually Denpa V, because this was Denpa II first.

>>11
In the process of watching this now

>>11
The part where n0 fails to react to the video inside the video is golden

It's nice to have existed in such a way. it would be cool to exist that way again, but it never can be. the hope is that i will be able to exist in a more interesting way tomorrow.
but today... i'm quite tired fam.

>>15
imagine being someone who also got a preview copy of the video, and was like "wow this is really cool, maybe i should react to it"
in this purely hypothetical case, imagine that about 15 minutes into it, you have lost all spiritual hp due to the powerful waves this thing puts off and you feel like if you keep watching the video will quite literally kill you. you know it's impossible to make a reaction to it. it is very much cool, and you like it, but you are simply too close to the subject matter to detach enough to not be assulted by schizo attacks.
so you put it away on your harddrive next to your archive of other denpa videos (including every kaeresu video) to come back to later when you are far enough removed from it that it no longer destroys you to watch. and before that happens the harddrive it lived on failed and you had thought you had lost the opportunity to ever watch the video in full because as far as you could tell there was no public version of it.

anyway. purely hypothetical. but lets just say one might feel like they can get why n0 didn't react, especially if it wasn't made any more clear to n0 than it was to ... this hypothetical person... what the point was.

Denpa didn't die. It never existed.

>>18
nothing ever existed

like Einstein list

>>20
Release the Kaeresu Archive!

>>11
Additional context for those who are interested:
As part of the event, I staged the room as a kind of otaku bedroom and provided free mountain dew and vodka to the audience.
There was also a page of text I wrote that did some work to contextualize the video to an unfamiliar audience, explained some of my background and motivation for the project, as well as some of the techniques used. On the back of the page was the list of videos quoted. These program notes were placed in transparent anime folders that were spread around the room.
https://youtu.be/FmP-Gfk7Mgc

>>22
that is fucking amazing.

>>21
This! The people need it! It MUST BE released.

>>21
Please

>>25 why did you make a new channel?

>>27
I like making secret, obscure channels. Right now, I am working on some more ambitious projects for OsakaSyndrome but I still want to have an outlet for my random thoughts. So, I made a channel a secret channel to put all of those things.

Does anyone have links to all the Osaka channels?

>>30
I'm not going to post the links since I think Osaka alluded to the secrecy of them being part of the appeal, but I can tell you that I just counted 9 solo channels + some channels that have been used for collabs or collectives. All of these are pretty easy to find with a little bit of effort and its possible that there are even more that I don't know about.

>>31
I already know about the ones linked on the second channel. Are there any others?

>>32
I know abouyt this one https://www.youtube.com/@ayumukasuga9597

re 300 years: re finish or fail : the last thing 300 years of killing slimes needed was a bigger cast. episode 2 was perfect mix of personalities, and it could have just been s.o.l. romance from then. but no. elf girl dipshit comes. which was tolerable only because she could perceivaly push the romance further, but then ghost bitch. the show was unrecoverable at this point. i don't know why i kept watching further. so my only question is do witch and red dragon girl actually fucking kiss?

parz dropped a new room tour. finally i can stop having a consciousness and thoughts and go back to having 3 hours with none of that

Dotesmite is an interesting Denpa channel. I wish they would come back, though.

>>35
Great video.

osaka did u stop making videos or have another secret channel you dont want us inferiors to see

>>38
lurkmoar man, it's literally in the thread

>>39 i already saw that, last vid was 3 days ago, i hope nothing bad happened to him ;(

it has now been 4 days since i last heard from osaka syndrome, not a second goes by without me longing for his heavenly tone and wonderful insights. he has vanished into the digital ether, but like a note that continues to play long after the melody is over, he continues to persist, to vibrate our very being. perhaps, he is surfing the spanish web, searching for hidden gold in the digital abyss like a 21st century conquistador? or maybe he is working on something big, something that will change the online landscape forever, a beautiful work of art that will be remembered for time immemorial, the Osaka Lisa.

until his glorious return, i wait. not idly, but with reverence, for his return will be like Jesus on the third day, and in that quiet anticipation, he lives. still vibrating, still echoing. not gone. only becoming.

>>40
I released one today. I spend a lot of time working on other things. Mostly languages. Although I appreciate the concern.
>>41
While this post is likely sarcastic, thanks for taking the time to write it.

>>42 its not sarcastic, im serious. if you dont see it for yourself then thats a terrible tragedy. there are many who are ridiculed in their prime and revered in their death, van gogh, kafka, thoreau, xxxtentacion, emily dickinson, to name a few. these people impacted billions and changed the world, but in their time they were unknown and unloved. you may not see the impact you are making today but know that one day the world will remember the plight of osaka syndrome.

>>43
Thank you. To be quite honest, I do not agree with your praise. Ultimately, I am a just strange guy who just likes talking about their interests on the internet. But I appreciate the support and hope I can continue providing engaging content for years to come!

>>44 dont take this the wrong way, but the way you put yourself down and say you dont agree with me kind of makes me upset. ive been in your mindset before where i just critized and compared myself all day and it was exhausting. one day i decided to just stop telling people im a failure or a loser or whatever, even if i didnt believe it, i realized that someone who actually loves themselves would not tell others how much they hate themselves. i thought that maybe if i just didn't give in to that self loathing temptation then I'd feel better, and it worked. surely you don't want others to see you as an incompetent buffoon bumbling around doing god knows what, wasting their precious time.

it can be hard to love yourself and even harder to accept that love. you're not used to praise, i get it, people in your life spent a lot of time putting you down, but that doesn't mean you have to join their symphony too.

>>45
I think you're reading a bit too much into what I am saying. I don't think I am a failure (I do not even believe in that concept.) And I definitely do not judge myself up against others. I don't think it makes a lot of sense to do that. Rather, people should be judged in comparison to where they used to be in the past. You know, in terms of how much progress they've made. I am a regular guy. Nothing spectacular. I have flaws and strengths like anyone else. But I am proud of the progress I've been able to make so far. I have a long way to go but am excited for the journey.

>>46
please bring back the video game reviews!

>>46
talk more about lego unikitty

I love Idle NEET's videos

I love my husband OsakaSyndrome!!! Make sure you check out his new channel if you haven't already. Especially if you're interested in spanish language content. :D

fuck this celebrity worshipping bullshit, we have to tap into the true essence of denpa tube

what's your favorite breakfast food? i like garlic rice and eggs

>>51
I eat beans on toast along with eggs (I am not British)

>>51
cereal

>>51
I like smoked or salted fish for breakfast, especially with eggs. Unfortunately it's a bit expensive.

https: osakasyndrome.bearblog.dev mis-problemas-y-placeres-con-el-polaco

a response to a blog post : lo.cybersavior.dev site frozen.html

is there a taboo on hyperlinks here or is this kind of link formatting to prevent scrapping?

>>57
Most hyperlinks don't make it past the spam filter. Which is for the best, to be honest. For awhile, we were getting spammed non-stop. After implementing the more aggressive filter, we see very little.

is becky backflips sewershutting the end of denpa tube????

Can anyone please reupload Dotesmite's "the shittkickflipication of youtube" video to like catbox or pomf? Everyone is talking about it, but I'm missing out because it's age restricted and I would need to make a Google account which I refuse to do.

>>60
There ought to be a shadow version of yt that mirrors videos now that they decided to rape the site

why did hackitivism die after achieving nothing

Hacktivists remind me a lot of a certain type of jihadist that unfortunately became very common. Like these jihadists, hacktivists were not well trained, fixated on short-term goals. It was technical sophistication mixed with immaturity. People realized hackers could be easily manipulated. Others realized their struggle for justice would never succeed with hackers getting involved.

>>61
"god differs from the unknown, in that a profound emotion, coming from the depths of childhood, is in us bound to the evocation of Him. The unknown on the contrary leaves on cold, does no elicit our love until it overturns everything within us like a violent wind."

how am i supposed to take this dead man seriously? is this statement willfully obtuse, or is he only illuding to the indoctination of youthful upbringing without saying as much for fear of church retaliation? children have innate natural curiousity about everything, and everything is unknown to them. they only know about an idea of god because their parents say so.
I'm trying. i really am. i can bare the pretentions (listening for the meaning muffled from being spoken so deep up the rectum), but this countercyclic and wrong on the face of it drivel...

"such an experience is not beyond expression; I communicate it to whoever is unaware of it"
bet.

>>64
I'm not super familiar with that particular bataille piece, I should have specified I was talking about "The Accursed Share", but I'll have a go at tackling that sentence you quoted.

You're missing the context which informs Bataille's usage of the word "God", you're thinking of it only in terms of the christian god, but he immediately dismisses christians as dogmatists. A few pages later, he dismisses the gods of organized religion, saying "God in Islam or the Christian Church; in the Buddhist Church this negative end: the suppression of pain", which he finds unconvincing for reasons I'll explain in a second.

Bataille is talking of ecstatic experience, the moments of extreme inner experience which defy reason and seem to take us beyond ourselves. The concept of "the inconceivable unknown" is what he refers to when he says "god". But you can't just call it "the inconceivable unknown", because it's not equivalent directly to just "the unknown". This is because through "states of ecstasy, of ravishment, at least of meditated emotion", it is experiencable. It's already accessible to us from childhood in the form of "a profound emotion". That emotion being "the pleasure to be drawn from a ravishment", "states of ecstasy". Bataille's whole deal is being a kinky motherfucker who thinks pleasure and pain converge into something called a "limit experience". This is why he doesn't like god as "the suppression of pain", because he thinks it dismisses the ecstatic pleasure to be found in pain.

So, because it can't be reduced to "the unknown", he refers to this Thing that you can access during the extremes of experience as "God", because it's the closest concept he can think of to something which seems to go beyond us, isn't holly knowable, but also isn't merely "the unknown". Something which is experiencable, but not knowable, that's what Bataille calls "god". Does any of that make sense?

>>65
|Bataille's whole deal is being a kinky motherfucker

ya i got that much from word go in "My Mother, Madame Edwarda, The Dead Man"

|make sense?

more, but still contentious. but I'm not sure why he'd choose god to describe something no one else would term god, nor do i understand why he'd say this is something which exist in us from the depths of childhood. I believe it's in /him/ from childhood tho. and/or why the unknown is "cold" so far my much too brief critic of inner experience is "read Destination:void by Frank herbert", but we do have more words that that. also I have moved to accursed share. it's more digestible. we will most certainly have more. and it will take time. but the briefest portion at this moment is 'search in daemon : read from "Vangelis music" to "The images of DNA" '
with context "So, please, carefully consider your options, and just remember - no matter what you choose - you serve a crucial role in evolution."

Those who dismiss "organized religion" are foolish. If I am reading him right, Bataille's 'limit experience' is an attempt on the part of secular intellectuals to mine religion for insights to supplant their own failing belief system.

>>66

I'm not sure why he'd choose god to describe something no one else would term god

It's kind of complicated and drawing on a lot of previous philosophy. I think what he's really talking about is the Kantian noumena or thing in itself. IDK how to explain this succinctly but he calls this "god" in reference to spinoza's god of nature, because nietzsche and schopenhauer. I can go into more detail if you'd like me to.

I believe it's in /him/ from childhood tho

Yeah, Bataille has a tendency to universalise his own experience. I believe the point of inner experience is in part him justifying this, something along the lines of "thus far philosophers have privileged knowledge over experience but here's why I think experience has things knowledge can't do", but I'd have to read the whole book to be work out his reasoning.

read from "Vangelis music" to "The images of DNA"

Definitely a highlight of the book. After finishing Daemon I think my criticism was both too harsh and too unfocused in my blog post. IMO this stuff is definitely extremely compatible with Bataille, you can already imagine conceptualizing the parasite in relation to excess and expenditure, or characterising our relationship to the sun, and I can even see a legitimate politics here. "They have so enslaved us that we believe we’re reproducing ourselves, when in reality, we’re reproducing hidden others within us", this I think aligns somewhat with baudrillard's fatal strategies, although I'm still not that familiar with it so I might be misinterpreting something here. It has a chapter on "ironic strategies", given that direct or indirect resistance from the outside is impossible, the strategy is to ironically affirm from within until the system pushes itself into it's own opposite. There's something to it.

>>67
Christ cuck found

>>69
Cry about it bitch

>>69
>>70
go back

I find the idea of "christ cuck" very curious. It is as if the speaker is speaking from a position of moral superiority. "Unlike you, I don't need to rely on anyone else, but myself. I am not weak. I don't need superstitions." Yet, this vision of individuality is so utopian it cannot be realized in the world. Secular religion, which is ideology or for some philosophy, is a feeble pseudo-theology. Marx once said that critique begins with the criticism of religion. Maybe we now need the opposite?

>>72
Guy who is incapable of viewing the world outside of a religious perspective.

Those who claim not to have a religious perspective are hypocrites. They cannot meaningfully define the word 'religion' but insist it should not be applied to them. Like myth, superstition, and magic, it is yet another buzzword secular Europeans reserved for those they conquered and continue to terrorize with their drones and aircraft. In this way, they established a monopoly on truth for their own beliefs. It doesn't take a genius to see what master anti-religious dogma serves and we can include here the pseudo-Christian heresies peddled by Zizek. The secular Enlightenment project has run its course. Gaza, Afghanistan, Auschwitz, Hiroshima is were the mask came off and its hideousness was exposed. A philosophy of the future cannot be a continuation of this inhumane school of thought and it won't come from the West, so by default it must be religious.

Secularism is simply a religion that denies being a religion. “Religious violence” is simply a foil to mask its own violence.

finish or fail 3 when

in the recent patreon podcast n0 said that he would post all of the remaining spring 2025 anime finish or fails in 1 video since they don't get many views, so probably not for a while.

>>76
you just named a bunch of instances of religious violence, not secular violence. which is odd given that there are examples of secular violence you could cite. i am not making a claim about whether or not secularism is treated as a religion by some, i am saying the examples you are giving do not support that conclusion.

>>79
I don't think this is the thread to discuss this. But we might ask, what makes a violent act 'religious?' And, how can I meaningfully distinguish between an act of 'religious' violence from 'secular' violence? Whenever you point to an instance of violence carried out in the name of secular beliefs, you will find someone insisting that such acts were not really secular, usually through a sleight of hand.

THE KING HAS RETURNED

>>81
whom?

>>82
they are almost certianly referencing the new osaka vid. they didn't make it clear tho, by putting their name, rightfully, as "osakaglazer".

>>80
"Violence is the last refuge of the incompetent."
neither secular nor religious leaders have a monopoly on incompetence.

If you want to talk about religion, make a new thread, and keep the discussion respectful.

n0thanky0u AND osaka are into mid ass isekai?????

>>86
There is something comforting about the idea that these influential avant garde vloggers have the most dogshit taste in anime at times

>>87

avant garde

"lazy" is the more accurate way to describe them

>>87

influential

What exactly have they influenced other themselves? Isn't this even the point of all those NEET musings to not have an impact?

>>89
They've influenced the 3 people who use this board ^_^

Osaka with the shaved head is the new meta.

>>91
he's so hot

I don't understand I thought osaka was going to mix up his style. Did he change his mind?

>>93
I didn't change my mind. I thought I'd post that anime video so that people who watch that channel have something while I continue to work on bigger things. It may be another month or two before there is another upload.

>>94
Cool

What is the opposite of n0thanky0u?

n0thanky0u -> y3sn0th4nksm3?
n0thanky0u -> y3sthanky0u?
n0thanky0u -> y3spissoff?
n0thanky0u -> n0n0thanky0u?

>>96
n0thanky0u -> m∞gszmpb∞f

>>96
I think when trying to find the opposite of a phrase it makes most sense to invert the overall meaning of the phrase instead of every word, so I'd say y3sthanky0u. n0thanky0u is a name not a phrase here but it works the same here

>>98
y3sthanky0u is the inverted version of n0thanky0u

Idle NEET has been posting fire