>>1541294 (OP)
https://bbc.com/historyofthebbc/anniversaries/october/omnibus
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Adam_Curtis#Documentaries
https://thepiratebay.org/search.php?q=adam+curtis

>>1541294 (OP)
when I search up old psas on youtube it's often either army/government stuff that pops up or periscope films.
archive.org had Civilisations from 1969, so presumably tons of other documentaries are there too

>>1541116 (OP)
I will answer if you don't cum on it

pretty sure it says pa2ahcpia of gotl

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>>1541116 (OP)
>kazanskiy pr(esvyatoy) b(ogorodi)tsy
>our lady of kazan (a town)
Written in russian larping as old slavonic.

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Here I've modelled arousal as time^1.8. y=x^1.8. I've picked 1.8 because it's not too curvy nor too linear, but any number works. Orgasm is achieved at y=1.
You can see that using some algebra (picrel), you can calculate the specific "a" that lets ensures y=1 is reached for some specific value we have picked (the time to orgasm). The "a" parameter does this by stretching the graph length-wise*. Note that my algebra is pretty wordy.
Here's a desmos graph you can play around with. Drag the dot to control when orgasm is reached.
https://www.desmos.com/calculator/zvbhrjonp8

*Okay it stretches it heightwise but it's the effectively the same thing for this type of graph.

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Ah I just realise what I've been calling arousal, you call pleasure. Do a mental Ctrl+H when reading what I wrote.
Not to cause scope creep or anything, but it turns out this topic of modelling arousal (pleasure) has been studied a little bit.
People propose that arousal (pleasure) occurs in stages, rather than in a single stage.

Using this model instead, you could achieve a richer simulation. You could adjust the height of the plateau, the intensity/duration of the orgasm, and even no any orgasm. This multiple stage sort of thing will need to be modelled 'piecewise'. (I.e. a different equation for different sections; simpler than you think). I guess in programming it would be some if statements. You'd have a linear section for the build up, flat line for the pleatau, and then an inverted parabola for the orgasms. Then a very steep linear section for the drop off.
This is only showing Masters&Johnsons model, but I remember seeing alternative proposed graphs that were qualitatively different from this.

My dude, thank you, I will try it for sure and if the thread is still active, post results

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To report back, you had a brilliant idea, thanks so much, dividing into 3 functions definitely helped a ton and now it almost behaves like i want, you won the world my dude, keep that head clean, it is a good one

glad to hear it =D

>>1522046 (OP)
Two recommendations:

First, try chrooting into your Fedora partition from Linux Mint or a live CD and then running update-grub (mkconfig-grub if you don't have update-grub) with os-prober enabled in /etc/default/grub. This should regenerate the GRUB entry in /boot or /efi and fix the mistakes introduced when you shrunk the Fedora partition and then GRUB will just work. Now, if that doesn't work, you can manually boot/chainload from GRUB, where you issue a series of commands issue options, the kind of stuff GRUB is meant to automate. I did this a few times to get into a FreeBSD partition and it was a bit of a hassle but you can figure it out.

Worst case scenario, take what's valuable from the Fedora partition and reinstall it.

>>1526378
>why i can't access windows w/o turning off secure boot
Your Linux OS could have updated the SecureBoot dbx, which holds the list of revoked keys. Microsoft have probably revoked the old key used to sign your Windows install, or maybe it expired.
Updating Windows should allow you to turn SecureBoot back on.
This can happen in the other direction, too, or between two Linux installs.

>>1522046 (OP)
You probably have three bootloaders installed (2 grub + 1 Windows), and at different times you pick "the other grub" thus booting the distro you thought didn't work anymore.
Unfortunately, Linux distros configure grub in a very naive way where they assume that only one Linux distro can be installed on the machine. This is wrong and stupid, the Windows installer could identify multiple installs since at least XP.
The solution that I use is to configure grub manually and disable the `update-grub` functionality of each distroso they don't override my config.

It's been SIX MONTHS since OP made this thread, if he hasn't fixed it by now he never will.

>>1540580
If you read the OP carefully, you'll notice that he has a tendency to revisit things after 6 months.

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>>1540449 (OP)
Concept art here.

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>>1540449 (OP)
In-game of it here, as well as a youtube video of it below:
https://youtu.be/byZwtdeiyt0?t=126 [Embed]

>>1540449 (OP)
Ah, an extra note too.
Since he wouldn't be holding his bag like in this artwork, copying the top left most artwork for posing shown here:
>>1540451
Would probably be best if you take it on, thank you.

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>>1541043 (OP)
Denon's product archive and manuals.denon.com: Only found AVR-1506 and 1508. They don't resemble 1500.
scribd.com, documentcloud.org, qdoc, idoc, derizon: Only found Hardan-Kardon's AVR1500 manual.
Searching with the filetype:pdf filter didn't yield anything either
Internet archive is empty. Couldn't find anything by using the wayback machine on the usa version of denon's website. By 2002 it seems like they've already removed it from their website, skipping over the 1500 number.

From http://www.itsabouttimebpp.com/Chapter_History/pdf/New_Haven/New_Haven_No2.pdf it seems it was introduced in 1995. Perhaps Denon has never even digitised any documents about it.
It's not much but there is this review that seems to have some technical details. https://www.hifi-review.com/153358-denon-avr-1500.html
Maybe get in touch with another seller and see if they have a manual they could photocopy. Or hit up one of those forums (dunno which would be relevant aside beyond the ones which have people posting about the avr-1500)

>>1541236 (OP)
Ugh. *would be

barnes&noble

>>1541220
Thanks

>>1541222
Could they have cut at that scale in the ancient world? Or at least in that style but not scale

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>>1541223
Sure. Many evidences of that in Archeology.

>>1541224
Very nice, thank you

>>1541223
Some marble quarries in use in Italy were also used in antiquity.

>>1541223
>Could they have cut at that scale in the ancient world? Or at least in that style but not scale
They've done episodes of Ancient Aliens on this shit, as there are plenty of occurrences of stone cutting that exceed what seems possible, even with modern technology and engineering

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Maybe you can find something you like in here:
https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1EI2R4QMsJI5Vzemps8wz3rq97YKxja5l
https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1492myFXb_4aG1HsQ4aNA4DcL2SUNVvYL
https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1TbLOvr6GwqrxteWH8RD7Z7Q7t8q-vsIe

>>1540403 (OP)
Just use SGM 2.01
I don't see how a 1-200 megabyte difference for the soundfont would not be a good tradeoff.

tired of seeing screenshots from this unfunny show. sage btw

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>>1540465 (OP)
MAN, 4 or so years ago there was a fansite still surviving dedicated to Tongari no Boushi no Memoru, made in the 00s by some Arab guy, who was still infatuated with his 1984 waifu Grace.

I wanted to find that website again, but no cigar. It was a gem.

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>>1540465 (OP)
Google Groups has the old usenet stuff that occasionally get posted. You could search for series/characters and see if anything comes up.

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>>1540654
That’s the first nigga who thought /b/ used to be good

>>1541207 (OP)
alright someone on /mu/ found it. I got my answer.
>>>/mu/127795533
>Too fast for love title track
>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Nu08jlaBArU [Embed]

Venezia (Instrumental Club Mix)

>>1540466
Still unsolved, this one isn't the song. I'm thinking it might be a cover of studiopolis act 1 from sonic mania, at the 0:55 mark. I could be wrong but that's the only real lead I have.

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