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Anonymous Mon 08 Dec 2025 00:49:31 No.1551177 View View Reply Original Report

This just happened to me.
>turn on windows computer
>folder app is open (minimized)
>cursor is a pinwheel, left clicking doesn't do anything
>screen turns black
>screen stops being black
>folders app is now closed
I'm scared that my computer was being remote-accessed. What was going on?

Anonymous

Anonymous Mon 08 Dec 2025 01:41:41 No.1551189 Report

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Holy shit that's scary...hope someone can tell you how to check if you have remote access on your computer...I've already been investigated for my online political posts, so I assume I'm constantly being monitored.

Anonymous

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Anonymous Mon 08 Dec 2025 02:45:35 No.1551197 Report

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>>1551177
I'll tell you exactly what happened, explorer.exe (taskbar, desktop, and file manager) fucking crashed like it always does. When the process locks up the cursor will have the spinning animation and clicking won't work on any of those three components. If you spam click/if enough time passes the system will eventually kill and restart it.
I know because I've had this issue since Vista where the thumbnailing service or whatever gets cooked and causes explorer.exe to frequently stop thumbnailing properly/lag/hang/crash. At least nowadays they have more stuff in place to detect a hang/crash and bring it back up. I'm going through this shit even now on W10, fucking shitass Indian software. Praying hard that the Windows 11 anti-adoption push finally brings about TYOTLD but I'm not holding my breath..

Anonymous

Anonymous Wed 10 Dec 2025 06:53:46 No.1551494 Report

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bamp

Anonymous

Anonymous Mon 15 Dec 2025 03:36:46 No.1552065 Report

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Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind: This film is a mind-bending exploration of love and memory, where a couple undergoes a procedure to erase each other from their minds. It shares the themes of enduring love and non-linear narratives with both Flip Flappers and Interstellar, focusing on the emotional weight of human connection.
The Fountain: Directed by Darren Aronofsky, this movie centers on a man's enduring love for his wife across time and space, spanning three different time periods. Its visually striking and abstract nature may appeal to fans of Flip Flappers' unique art style, while the theme of love transcending mortality aligns with Interstellar.
Arrival: A science fiction film where a linguist is tasked with communicating with extraterrestrial life, and the narrative explores the profound impact of love and family across a non-linear perception of time. The focus on deep emotional connections amidst complex sci-fi elements is a key similarity to Interstellar.
Contact: Based on the novel by Carl Sagan, this film blends science and faith in its depiction of first contact with extraterrestrial intelligence. It features a strong emotional core and a sense of awe about the universe, much like Interstellar.
Solaris: Both the 1972 Russian original and the 2002 American remake explore memory, loneliness, and love in the isolating environment of a space station orbiting a mysterious planet. The planet manifests physical forms of the crew's memories, forcing a deep internal exploration of their attachments.
Anime

Anonymous

Anonymous Mon 15 Dec 2025 03:37:46 No.1552066 Report

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>>1552065
Your Name (Kimi no Na wa): This highly acclaimed anime film explores a deep connection between a boy and a girl who swap bodies across time and space. It is a visually stunning story about fate, connection, and the enduring power of love that transcends physical boundaries.
Kyousougiga: Recommended for fans of Flip Flappers, this series features striking animation and a focus on family love and adventure in a strange, self-contained world. The exploration of alternate dimensions and emotional through-lines makes it a great match.
The Girl Who Leapt Through Time: A classic anime movie that deals with the consequences of time travel and the power of relationships. It blends slice-of-life and sci-fi elements with a touching story about love and the choices we make.
Voices of a Distant Star: One of Makoto Shinkai's (director of Your Name) earliest works, this short film explores the theme of love and distance, as communication delays grow longer due to the vastness of space travel.

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