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us Bernd 2025-08-14 12:37:32 Nr. 5755
The internet is for porn! The internet is for porn! Why do you think the net was born? Porn! Porn! Porn!
That’s want Bernd’s use it for.
>>5756 The video OP is referencing is probably older than you.
>>5755 >Start playing Turtle WoW <Suddenly see references to the good old golden days everywhere Is this some Matrix code?

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>>5775 There's probably some sort of name for this cognitive phenomenon

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>>5775 >>5776 Baader-Meinhof phenomenon. But it's just saying that you pay more attention to a certain thing because you were recently exposed to it. To an extent that's true, but it's my belief that the real phenomenon relates closer to something like Jung's synchronicity, which is an "acausal" (noncausal) connection between two things, non-classical, outside time/space causality. Perhaps connected to David Bohm's "implicate order" or timeless all-connected universe.
>>5789 >because you were recently exposed to it Bernd, I played WoW from 2007 to 2012, and after than on Nostalrius and official Classic (till gold token shit appeared). I wasn't "recently exposed" to the thing, I just found a cool vanilla+ server and tried it. And it seems like in the last month all of the sudden I see old WoW references everywhere. Speaking of which. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ov07yLusCKs
>>5789 I haven't read Bohm, but I can tell you that I very much welcome this manner of returning to Aristotle's idea of describing the physical through poetry, as opposed to logic -- the obsession of the academia in the last five centuries. Modern theoretical physics in general, with its borderline schizophrenic vagueness, is much more appropriate for the nature of the physical world than the platonic realm of mathematics and geometry.

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>>5776 >>5782 Just saw this on Twatter
>>5799 Ah yes, the old Mongol tradition.
>>5799 For context: >The Mongols executed Mstislav of Kiev and the Kievan nobles with the traditional Mongol caveat reserved for royalty and nobility: without shedding blood. Mstislav and his nobles were buried and suffocated under the Mongol general's victory platform at the victory feast. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battle_of_the_Kalka_River#Aftermath
>>5799 Where's the dungeons or the dragons?

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>>5819 The dragon is the pussy. It's black, so highest level, very dangerous. The hero can be seen crawling through the dungeon underneath the dragon, clueless. That feel when no cute black gf with European face shape.
>>5782 Blizzards writing in the 90s was very bland, Orcs are pure evil and talk about pillaging and executions, humans are pure good and talk about defending and their alliance, etc. With the release of Starcraft and Warcraft 3, blizzard started experimenting with dark heroes, noble villains, incorporating religious influences, etc. As a result, the quality of the writing went way up. After World of Warcraft was released, their wasn't any aim or direction with the writing, and Blizzard couldn't balance complex characters anymore, so the writing went down again. However, it didn't go back to how it was before, rather it went the disney star wars route of having ambiguous characters where you don't know why they are there or what they represent.
>>5841 Well, the issue is that WoW initially was never seen as canon. Anyone who played it 20-15 years ago remembers this: WoW was seen as a spin-off based on Warcraft 1-3 world, that was supposed to go along its main plot route up until a certain point, and then Warcraft 4 would be released and push the plot forth properly. This, as we know, never happened, and so once they ran out of Warcraft 1-3 plot lines (written by actual RPG and video game enthusiasts from the real 1990s Blizzard) to exploit, their--by that point through and through corporate--soul and spirit could not conjure anything even remotely as good as the existing world of Warcraft 1-3, or the never-to-be world of Warcraft 4, as it was supposed to have been created right after Warcraft 3. They sold themselves to Activision, introduced cash shop items and official real money gold trade, and began focusing not on continuing the old plot lines of the old Warcraft, but on replacing and retconning them gradually with the new, corporate-approved themes and characters. Shifting the Overton window, the old cool well-written brutal and honest Warcraft was forgotten, now morphed into the new safe and inclusive WoW with mediocre to abysmally insufferable writing. And now they can keep stamping these pathetic retarded inclusive woke expansions without ever worrying about upholding the standard of Warcraft established in 1994-2003, and upheld until something like 2010-2012. Such cases. On an additional note: the time period when they started to lose their soul and creative edge for the corporate greed was exactly the time period when they stole Diablo franchise from its creator David Brevik and threw him out. What followed was the newly developed by the certified Blizzard only (not Condor/Blizzard North) staff absolute piece of shit disgrace of "Diablo" 3.
>>5852 Well said. Tho, I never cared for, or understood, the lore.. My funnest times were in BC, spamming AV with my resto shaman in welfare epics and topping healing meters, while drunk as fuck.

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Now that's a blast from the past
>>5852 Would agree yes. Vivende ruined Blizzard.

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>>5856 >>5863 Looking back at it, it's really astonishing how many good things went down the fucking drain around 2012. GEE, I BLOODY WONDER WHAT HAPPENED BACK IN 2011, TOO BAD WE WILL NEVER FUCKING KNOW AMIRITE
>>5882 Take your meds.
>>5882 2012 isn't the right year. Vivende acquired Blizzard in 1998. They fired the Diablo 2 division and leadership in 2003. They merged Blizzard with Activision in 2008. Oddly enough, Blizzard used to be owned by the same company that did Math Blaster and other children's games before they went under and Vivinde got them.
>>5887 Begone, hole.
>>5882 I think you are correct. Oligarchs pivoted to a different strategy around then: divide-and-conquer with a Marxian flavor.
>>5898 Yeah, it retrospect the cause and effect are so clear it's fucking scary. Literally "the goyim knows, shut it down" meme.
>>5895 Go back to Kohl or /pol/ or whatever shithole you crawled out of.
Porn was the first significant commercial application for the Internet. Development of many advanced Internet technologies like streaming was pioneered by the porn industry.
>>5978 Bernd who was actually there when it happened: Streaming was pushed forward by TV and radio stations and movie studios bringing their content to the net. All porn websites with video content were behind paywalls, all you could get for free in the 1990s were still images, and if you had access to a video porn site you would download and watch locally, just like with everything else. Nobody had fast enough connections to stream such content live. By the time I streamed my first porn video, I had already been using RealPlayer and stuff to listen to radio stations and sometimes watch live news for many, many years.
>>5980 I was there in the early 90s before TV, radio and movies were even considering the Internet as a channel for anything. Porn was thriving there then.
>>5981 Streaming porn? That's what you claimed.
>>5984 Yes, streaming porn.
>>5985 I'm gonna request proof for that, because in the early 1990s absolutely nobody had near enough capacity for anything like that. The hottest real-time action one could see was the erotic chats on AOL
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>>5988 Nope, I definitely watched porn videos in QuickTime in about 97-98, I also saved them since there was no Internet back then in my town and I had to dial long distance for half an hour to download those 3, minute and a half, clips that brought me so much happiness
>>6099 Needless to say, some questions were asked about the phone bill
>>6096 I often asked myself: Why do dick pic sharing sandni- erh I mean incels have the smallest and/or ugliest dicks? Is that a form of self humiliation?
>>6252 Hey don't blame me. You requested for proof. Porn has existed on the internet since the beginning.