The furry hacker madman has done it. Good blag poast!
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Anonymous2021-07-07 9:20
Requested follow-up: “Why people with anime profile pictures make excellent hackers”, esp. surrounding video conversion/encoding/decoding/filtering.
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Anonymous2021-07-07 11:14
I can explain it better: Your normie lifestyle of 9-5 office jobs and "mainstream NPC culture" doesn't appeal to intelligensia who choose subcultures or niche interests. Intelligensia is filled with mentally ill and maladjusted people who can't handle society - the society that is dictating their lives. LGBTQ/Furries/Otherkin exist because industry dumps huge amount of endocrine disruptor chemicals which affect hormonal expression. The Intelligensia is physically weaker and more susceptible to the above, which makes the subcultures grow exponentially - leading to the results described in the OP.
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Soatok2021-07-07 15:06
That almost tracks, except my physical strength is abnormally high.
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Anonymous2021-07-07 15:48
physically weaker as in "resisting endocrine disrupting chemicals" not STR/DEX
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Anonymous2021-07-07 15:55
>>5 ...That is tangentially related but retards/normies seems to be more resilient and less sensitive to stuff like spices/nasty chemicals/smells/drugs/etc Could be some tradeoff vs sensitibity to environment and intelligence making high intelligence less survivable in harsh environments.
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Anonymous2021-07-08 8:00
Saotak is the only (occasional) good poaster on /prague/
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Anonymous2021-07-08 16:59
Programmers and furries are made up of intelligentsia and furryism is an extremely online thing so they're on the computer a lot.
It's just networking and demographic overlap.
He may not believe it but there are a lot of non-queer people growing up in ``less-than-ideal'' environments.
high intelligence less survivable in harsh environments.
You're implying that it must be intelligence and not living a sheltered life (which only correlates with intelligence).
Ignoring heavily underselling the very intelligent special forces survivalist types of people.
There no excuse for low survivability. Even bad genetics go a long long way with nurture.
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Anonymous2021-07-08 17:27
>>8 Current civilization is the 'sheltered life' allowing Intellegentsia to form and prosper. Its a completely artificial environment that allows deep specialization and investment in intellectual pursuits as opposed to basic needs.
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Anonymous2021-07-08 18:47
Furries are the perfect overlap of insane and autistic. Great hackers.
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Anonymous2021-07-09 14:30
>>10 Actually most of them are far-left, degenerate hedonists with average intelligence and normie interests. There is apparently far more furries now than i expected: their group forums, discords, social media are filled with LGBTQ flavor of the hour under thin veneer of a fursona, like a cookie cutter anime avatar used by political trolls, except troons on horse-strenght hormones imagining themself furries and commissioning artists to draw some fetishist cartoon.
>>9 A non sheltered life isn't having to spend 5 hours daily to hunt for food but like contact sport as a child and going outside once in a while. Todays intelligentsia is big and joining is as simple as making a r___dit account. It's not prospering though and quite retarded. There hasn't been interesting intelligentsia output since the 80s.
``It's a disgrace to grow old before seeing what man you may become by developing your bodily strength and beauty to their highest limit'' Sokrates ``Being incompetent to deal with enviromental challenges means you're smart'' Frozen Anus
>>14 I meant dealing with having to walk through mud or seeing a spider
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Anonymous2021-07-12 13:34
>>15 Doesn't sound like a challenge to me. I had walked through nasty mud that will swallow your boots and i currently have about 100-300 spiders in my house(they kill bugs and stuff, their nets aren't much of nuisance), and i probably won't be able lifting anything weighting more than 20-25kg so not a Chad Hunter-Gatherer by any means.
Cockroaches are far more nasty than spiders, they ruin your sleep, they contaminate food and generally turn your life sour because you can't exterminate them completely.
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Anonymous2021-07-13 9:55
Furries would be out of place in prehistoric times where shamans LARPed as animal spirits wearing furs of various animals. It seems there is a core of primitive, animalistic drive that predates civilization and culture, present in the furry subculture that is something alien to modernity: the 'fursona' is really a throwback to instinctual animal nature or 'animal magnetism', something civilization cultivated out with social structures and adherence to authority. Furries are feared not because of weird sex fetishism(modern society tolerates far worse stuff), but its implicit denial of humanity as fundamental 'cultural identity'(furries denying being humans culturally), a regression towards earlier tribal and animal-like behavior that conflicts with highly complex, regulated 'human society', creating a dialectic against the direction of social progress from paleolithic up to present: furries simply existing signifies something missing in the cultural fabric that civilization has erased in ancient past.
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Soatok2021-07-14 5:13
>>19 On the contrary, I view my furry fandom participation as a celebration of a humanity, not a rejection of it.
>>25 This timeline is convenient. Ubanto on Windows works much more reliable than Linux on Desktop hardware. Nowadays WSL mosty matches performance sometimes even exceeding bare metal.
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Anonymous2021-07-16 13:25
>>9 I just chatted with a turk at the train station. He wasn't waiting for the train but was scared to leave the station because of the thunder storm (this is inner city with skyscrapers everywhere btw). A lady proclaimed that this was because of climate change and if we don't stop polluting the world will end soon.
Civilization is producing incompetent cowards optimized to play bureaucratic games.
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Mystery Jews2021-07-16 13:28
>>19 People fear furries because they're a powerful tribe whose members are icognito
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Anonymous2021-07-17 5:30
>>28 Fursuits are not affordable for most furries, those who do wear them usually have name tags and are social media whores advertising their fursona to the entire world.
>>29 A good portion of hacking is actually social engineering, so how are these so called "good hackers" going to get into a facility if they can't even afford a single outfit?
I myself have a sizable collection of clothing and related accessories from server, network, SAN, telephone and elevator companies.
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Anonymous2021-07-18 11:26
I have a fursuit that's a faithful duplicate of that worn by one of Google's network engineers at his office.
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Anonymous2021-07-18 19:22
My fursuit is a perfect disguise because I just look like a regular dog. I even get treats from security guards.
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Anonymous2021-07-18 21:51
>>29 Doesn't matter if hidden by avatar or fursuit
>>33 Physical social engineering are fairy tales you checklist heroes tell to wow dumb people. How are you going to enter facilities without beeing seen by cameras?
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Anonymous2021-07-19 5:00
You social engineer the camera's....
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Anonymous2021-07-19 8:58
>>37 Do you social engineer the secretaries mobile phone who snaps the funny looking technician to their friends? And the cameras which are on every street corner nowadays? And the airgapped cameras too? Why would you even need to enter physically when you already social enginnered the LAN? How do you know the cameras aren't in a VLAN if they're even in a network? How do you know if you got all cameras?
One unlucky coincidence and the secret police fucks you up your ass.
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Anonymous2021-07-19 10:01
If you are caught, tell them that you are performing a physical pentest. It will have to be verified with the highups, which is when you make your escape.
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Anonymous2021-07-19 11:20
>>39 The power tripping middle manager surely knows what a physical pentest is and won't keep and film you out of spite.
I commissioned one last year from DrakonicKnight. I expect she'll have it ready before I go to my next furry convention (probably 2022 with the way this pandemic is being handled).
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Anonymous2021-07-23 19:22
>>43 Cool, be sure to poast photos (sfw) here when you receive it!