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This is a friendly singular-thread board for weary anons. There is no enforced subject or topic here, so you can discuss anything you want as long as it follows the rules. We are unapologetically gatekept.
Oh, and we have lots of flags.
Have fun!

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>>37748
This nigger is also unironically a tranny loving faggot.

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This is a thread to give some background on the illegal porn spam with links. I've seen some false guesses and claims going around on various boards so I figured it's time I made a dedicated thread to explain it.

I have been a janny, mod or admin on a few imageboards for the past 10 years, and casually post on many, including anon.cafe for the last 4 (although less so recently). Those who use a few different sites at once, especially slower/understaffed boards, will soon begin to notice patterns. Posts which look out of place. Identical posts which look out of place on two different sites. Drop a quote from it into a search engine and it's on twenty different imageboards!
It turns out there are a few spammers on imageboards, who go down a list of boards reposting the same post. A few years ago I made a bot to regularly check for new threads on imageboards and highlight any duplicates, documenting imageboard spam to find patterns and learn how to combat it.
There are a few different main categories of this spam. One is imageboard spam (or sometimes forums or D#scord chats), many of you will have seen recent posts from two news imageboards, just posting a link to their site and leaving. Political spam is also big (almost always either generic /pol/ tripe, Christian evangelism or actual schizophrenic psychosis), and it's worth noting that politics spam was especially big around 2020 so there will probably be a heap later this year. This is easy to spot on hobby boards, although it often blends in unnoticed on politics boards and random (/b/) boards, where they're often taken seriously, and sometimes those spammers choose to just repost only on the dozen /pol/ boards online. There are some other smaller classes of spam, but we're here to talk about the biggest spam category by far:

The CP spam is commercial spam. That's why they have links in them.
They hit any imageboard they can find. Even test sites with no users.
Different CP site owners have been doing this for at least 10 years, and probably ever since the internet went public.

This isn't news to people who have been around for a while, but for fresh users on political sites it's easy to jump to the conclusion that its one person (some cryptic 'pedoposter' character), or their designated scapegoat or feds trying to take their site down. But this was happening before /pol/ was even a board on 4chan, and it was happening on even harmless niche hobby imageboards (which is where I started jannying ten years ago, to help delete the hourly CP spam until the admin programmed a hacky countermeasure). And they don't just target imageboards. This is commercial spam. They target any blog comment section or unsecured forum they can discover. You can verify this yourself by checking where the same ad link appears in a search engine. There are commercial/freeware tools made by organized crime companies for discovering and spamming unsecured forums, which brag about being able to break most captchas (and even 10 years ago you could pay $1 per 1000 Google reCAPTCHA solves by real humans in poorer countries, all plugged into your bot via an API).

But there's an important point. The current ones aren't bot posting. These are humans, fresh custom-made captchas don't stop them. Simple post filters don't stop them ('post blocked, please try again' won't stop someone who is financially motivated). Anything that wouldn't stop you, won't stop them. And I say 'them' for good reason, you can verify both through basic linguistic forensics (typing styles, filename choices, filter evasion techniques, etc.) and by fingerprinting their user-agents that the same link is being posted by multiple spammers. Specifically, the current one with a child model on a purple background has the same link being posted by three distinct people, all from East Siberia and far North East Asia. They each have a list of target sites (some use imageboard lists like (historically) cc0's list or AllChans, others use custom-made spam lists with all kinds of websites on them, this can sometimes be confirmed by checking their HTTP referrers) and they go down the list, one by one, often clearly in alphabetical order, posting their garbage. They usually post on the first board they see, usually the first alphabetically or the most active/bumped board (which is why anons here correctly pointed out /comfy/ and /k/ were disproportionately targeted on anon.cafe), although they may also just have a certain arbitrary board saved (like lainchan's /zzz/, apparently), maybe because it got listed in a search first. I've seen cases where an imageboard has just locked their /a/ board due to constant spam and most of it disappeared (/a/ is first in alphabetical order, so on their homepage it was the first a spammer would click, so this wouldn't work on lynxchan/jschan's boardlist where they're ordered by activity).

It's also important to keep in mind that CP sites come and go, and along with it, different spammers. There have been particularly nasty ones in the past which posted full nudes, link in the image only so the post couldn't be text filtered, random filename, and either no text or text copied from other posts. Phash techniques could be a useful approach there, and the Junkuchan admin has mentioned in the Cloudflare thread that phash filtering has worked well for them. 
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>>1439
>bliss.jpg
The problem with your logic is, the spammer doesn't use an innocent image, but instead something which already illegal in itself. Adding a watermark or slightly cropping the image won't defeat perceptive hashes.
But there's something which does: this spammer(s) have hundreds or more images. I've tried playing blocking images whack-a-mole with the CP spammer, but I gave up after realizing it won't help much as he'll just find a different image from his seemingly endless supply.

AI could help, if there's a model with a low false positive rate and runnable on potato hardware.. but probably there isn't, at least for now.
>>1440
Shut up you fucking subhuman indian spastic.
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>>1442
melty uh oh
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everyone i dislike is indian and that is an offense because when i lok at myself i think about indians
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Forgive me over and over
Someday somewhere
One day
You know I'm good for it
Aren't I
I'm always waiting, maybe even cursed to though I don't mind
Sudden death
Or exactly like the condemned
An execution, nothing but a passage in a textbook
"Nothing is a cliché when it's happening to you"
I believe you have a heart
I think I have one
Don't you have one too
Well
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>>2099
>I just don't think that works given the countless problems with the Biblical texts.
Au contraire. While mysteries remain in the Bible, please name off all the mysteries that remain elsewhere!  :D

One of the neat things about the intersection of biblical theology and science investigations is that the scope of unknowns keeps shrinking in our camp, while the unanswered questions keeps growing in the materialist's camp. This is exactly what one would expect of course, if the Bible is in fact the accurate records of life, the universe, and everything beyond. Cheers.
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The more advanced saucers are "alive" they apparently remain closed to those who are fearful, but will open to those who are curious and benevolent

There are many beings of Extra terrestrial origin who use such craft. The Pleiadians, the Greys, the Lyrans, the Sirians, the Arcturians, the Andromedans and then there's hybrid species..
There are also reptilians, tall whites, mantis beings and some others. All of these are in some ways interacting with the Earth.

Soon enough it will be known openly in western civilization
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>>2100
>the scope of unknowns keeps shrinking in our camp, while the unanswered questions keeps growing in the materialist's camp.
I definitely agree with that, but I just don't think the Abrahamic religions provide a very convincing alternative unless you're willing to reinterpret everything in an extremely esoteric way where everything is symbolic. My money's on pantheism or something along those lines.
>>2107
I'm a lot less certain than you are, but I do hope some benevolent group of aliens makes contact and can teach us how to get our act together.
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>>2108
>unless you're willing to reinterpret everything in an extremely esoteric way where everything is symbolic.
No. That's just the point: the greater our understanding of biblical theology & science, the fewer & fewer become our unknowns. Those who reject that God (and who care about such things) find their questions outstanding becoming more numerous.

The universe exhibits an unimaginably-high degree of fine-tuning. Measuring and categorizing these amazing """coincidences""" spell out that not only is God real, but only the god described in the Bible actually fits the bill for such a creator of the universe we actually find ourselves in. The fine-tuning essential for human life is staggering. Amazingly, planet Earth actually exhibits it all.

Refer to the "Habitable Zones" table in the file-related, and work through this compendium to gain better insights into this set of facts. Cheers.
https://reasons.org/explore/publications/articles/rtb-design-compendium-2009
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>>2112
None of that stuff requires the existence of Yahweh though. I think there most likely is something you could call God, like a kind of bedrock of reality that everything else emanates from, including more advanced non-human entities, but I think it's a stretch to go from there to a specific god conceived by ancient Jews. Ultimately I believe it's beyond all gods as we tend to understand them.

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Already have a coffee thread, and I think alcohol is just as /late/.

What’s your drink of choice, anons? I’m basic and go for rum and coke most nights. Cream soda instead today, can’t say i regret it.
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>>3691
>not a drinker
Same, but a hot toddy or warm brandy can be very comfy in the wintertime.
bottom shelf cask tawny/port, cheaper than water, decent percentage (20% - 35%), decent amount (2+ litres)
otherwise i drink gin & vermoth at a 1:1 ratio, and a baker's dozen olives for good measure
Usually rum and coke like OP or some variation or combo like it (Whiskey, Lemonade). I usually have it along with strong cider, I can get it fairly cheap where I am, good to get drunk with.
I've not had a drink in all of November, really looking forward to my next drink tbh.
usually go for bottom shelf cask port, cheap as fuck and decent abv, though i've developed a taste for vanilla vodka recently, ~1/3 simple syrup & ~2/3 vanilla vodka with a couple ice cubes is what i'm drinking right now
Usually go for monster with vodka or jagermeister, vodka because I don't care much for the taste of alcohol and Jager because it does taste nice

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Being this is the board of a thousand CSSs, and the meta thread has been rife with CSS discussion, - here's a dedicated thread.
This OP will be site focused. anon.cafe has plenty of boards with CSS so they are included for ease of access when relevant.
>/server/ >>>/server/
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>/otter/ >>>/otter/
https://pastebin.com/RppBNRNR
>/cyber/ >>>/cuber/
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>/lego/ >>>/lego/
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>/fa/ >>>/fa/
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>/r9k/ >>>/r9k/
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Hi, I'm new here. I was told I could change the CSS of my "board" >>2093
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>>2101
I can upload the CSS for you, you'll just have to specify what kind of CSS you wish to have, perhaps upload the CSS file, pick backgrounds if any and I'll see if I can adapt it to that thread
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>>2106
Here's my CSS
https://pastebin.com/Yjgen9yg
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>>1912
Big thanks to anon for his additional CSS
>>2110
CSS has been updated

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Divulge your failures, your triumphs, and your struggles from the day. No event too small to mention!

Today, I had a lot of fun cleaning the floors in the home. I ran up and down the hallway with a soapy towel, got on my hands and knees and scooby-doo scrubbed the kitchen and bathroom floors, and was completely exhausted and satisfied by the end of it.
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Trying to escape the life of salary slaberry by learning to make video games (I am a software engineer in my day job)
Difficult to keep it up when I'm burned out in the day but coffee is helping I think
I hope that when I start seeing some success I will feel more comfy
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>>16800
>I hope that when I start seeing some success I will feel more comfy
Good luck, Anon. Here's to hoping! Cheers.  :)
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If you are reading this, you are probably privileged enough to choose to try to be more comfy at any time :)
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>>16802
I hope your comfy as well.
Here's to another comfy day, and even more comfortable tomorrow.
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>>16802

Good one.

Reminded me of this picture.

We have a choice anon.

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Post here when you visit /comfy/
Thread #12 autumn edition

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>>16715
>>16742
>>16762

Thanks to all of you for cheering for me.

Unfortunately I was rejected. But that's life I guess.

Let's not allow this to break our comfy.

I must confess though... I felt berry sad.
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>>16821
Thanks for giving us the update, Anon. I pray you find another opportunity soon. Please stay encouraged! Cheers.  :)
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>>16821
You had a success in that you tried.
Persistence as long as you try it'll habben.
So don't let it bother you, I wish you extra comfort that you may be extra cozy.
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>>16821
Such is life indeed. Don't let it keep you feeling down.
>>16821
One missed opportunity anon, there will be more. Keep it up and stay positive :)

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>>16805
>mfw i don't have any fuzzbunns
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>>16806
I've got you covered.
Anon keeps making me want to get a bunny.
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>>16811
Been down that road, too much poop! Don't recommend!
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>>16819
>have buns
>get poop
>have more buny
>get more poopoo
>?
>profit
Shrimple as

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Quel est votre avis sur la communauté juive en général ?
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>>2615
La circoncision rend laid. Il y a échappé.
Mais t'es con toi, si on tappe sur les juifs c'est parce qu'ils sont pas assez nombreux pour se défendre. Essaie de gueuler "sale feuj!" Et "sale rebeu!" à Paris ou à Marseille, tu vera la différence de réaction.
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>>2622
Moi, dans le doute je les traite tous de sales français.

Le Français est immunisé contre tous les dangers : on peut l’appeler babtou, nègre, youpin, bougnoule, tout lui glisse dessus comme de l’eau sur un manteau. Mais appelez-le “français” et vous serez stupéfait de la façon dont il recule, à quel point il est blessé, comment il fait marche arrière : “Je suis découvert”. »
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Tu me vend du rêve là, elle est où ta communauté de potaux?
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>>2600
Le président dont nous avions besoin mais que nous ne méritions pas

>>2623
LOL bien joué

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Greetings to all indigeneous creatures of this board. 

I am an ancient traveler on this forsaken land. I‘ve been to countless boards and numerous threads, seen such dreadful beings your minds couldn’t even begin to process. The soul purpose of my journey is to study these distant lands and the inhabitants native to this land.

Therefore I humbly ask you kind strangers to reveal your secret history and hidden treasures to this peaceful historian. 

"A generation which ignores its own history has no past and no future."  Robert Heinlein
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>>601 (OP) 
hm... well, same thing. I am also a traveler, although I think I can't help you with chan histories too much, from what I know learning more about chans will just lead you to a wormhole of insanity.
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>>601 (OP) 
I first started to visit various alt chans after 4chan got nuked (for about a week). I first found out about 4chan in Late September/early August 2018 from a youtube video. I like "discovering" small alt chans/image boards. I know this post (and thread) are years old, but nothing wrong with posting into the void. Hope you've had good life after you posted this, and hope you stay safe. See you somewhere else on the internet.
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>>2090
Ngl I wish 4cuck would get nuked permanently. m00t stumbled into something important back in the day. As usual, the ((( usual suspects ))) began their usual evils, and jewt soon transitioned into $$$Luggage Lad$$$. I have no idea why GamerGay had such a bad influence and outcome on him, or maybe it really was from ((( epst*in ))), but w/e the reasons the place became a curse in the 10s, just about the time we had our first & second exoduses to Fullchan.

>but nothing wrong with posting into the void. 
Everything matters.  :)
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>alt chans
Please stop referring to image boards as alt chans.

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The outdoors is bretty comfy, isnt it ? 
thread for any and all outdoors activities discussions
camping, hiking, fishing.... lets have a good time.
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Last week I stayed in the French Upper Alps. I did my little ski session for the year, including a particularly enjoyable descent from a summit where I didn't encounter any other skiers on the slopes I took all the way down. There was a little sun and at one point I passed through a ravine: there was only me, the sound of the wind and the snow under my skis, and it was a berry pleasant, almost dreamlike moment.
I also went for a short hike with my dog and my gf, where I found this deer skull, which will join my collection.
It's interesting to note what I presume to be the remains of a bone tumor on the left front side, above the eye socket, which probably killed this specimen.
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>>16568
Nice find.  Do you know the specific species?
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>>16582
I guess it's an European roe or roe deer (Capreolus capreolus).
Let it snow!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cwnKBK1r9rk
It'd be hard to create a smol, livable hut for less cost than this!  :)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4tmwZarH9tc

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I wood like to invite anyone browsing to come and solve a few puzzles together. Post an image and I will make a jigsaw of it if you want.

https://jiggie.fun/comfy
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>>16812
NICELY DONE /RECOLA/

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>>2542
>I can probably stack all of those back-to-back
Ok turns out I already accounted for this in the original design of this renderer, I was just resetting more things than I was supposed to.

After fixing that and removing the fences (except for 1 cross-frame fence), CPU usage dropped SIGNIFICANTLY. The frame time is now 0.9-1.2ms, CPU usage 2.6-3.0. GPU usage is maybe a bit higher though, but it's kind of inconsistent, some parts of the world generation change for each run so it's hard to compare.
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>>2543
>just out of curiosity...
>disable the entire rendering function
>replace it with nothing but a call to SwapBuffers()
>1.5% GPU usage
Why do I even bother to care.
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I'm starting to have second guesses on my game
>the combat feedback seems like it's going to be ass, punching in doom clones is always hit or miss
>the writing winds up with stakes not really being faced and the protag just chickening out of everything, secondary characters being pointless by the end of it
>don't really want to give it a "happy ending" either 
i'm lost, the idea of working on another prototype is worming its way in.
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>>2547
You should still finish what you have started.
>>2547
What gaem?

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So I've been thinking about "pre-social media" social media, e.g. telnet BBSes and such. It would be cool to have an official /retro/ BBS, although I know nothing about setting it up.

I guess we can discuss such things here. (Also, pic related is telnet://heatwave.ddns.net:9640)
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>>2851
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/BBS:_The_Documentary
>BBS: The Documentary (commonly referred to as BBS Documentary) is a 3-disc, 8-episode documentary about the subculture born from the creation of the bulletin board system (BBS) filmed by computer historian Jason Scott of textfiles.com.
> Wired called it "a five-and-a-half-hour paean to the era when computers were named Stacy and Lisa, and tech loyalists fought bitter battles over the superiority of Ataris to Amigas".
Not that I care about Wired, but a documentary this long made by people who are actually part of the subculture should be at least informative, so I might as well bump this thread.

Also, if you want to run a BBS you should also consider using existing BBS software:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_BBS_software
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>>5211
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Waffle_(BBS_software)
>Waffle is a bulletin-board system created by Tom Dell for the Dark Side of the Moon BBS which ran under DOS and later UNIX. The software was unique among DOS BBS software in many ways, including the fact that all of the configuration files were in readable text files, and that it fully supported Usenet and UUCP on the DOS platform.
>A Usenet news group named comp.bbs.waffle was created for discussion of the Waffle BBS System.
>Waffle was first released in 1989.[1] The last version seems to be v1.65.[2] There was a beta version of 1.66 on the main site, but it was never released.
>It was possible to link Waffle (under DOS) to Fidonet and WWIV using external gateway utilities. 
This definitely sounds interesting, but there is surprisingly little info available. Still, there is the source code for a UNIX version here:
https://archive.org/details/unix-waffle-1.64-src
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>>2848
> goto10.fr (Minitel)
This looks so much nicer and easier to use than the shitty sncf.fr website that usually never works right with any of my web browsers. ;_;
The moderm web a shit!
>>5212
Although if you want a BBS with usenet integration then there is at least one still maintained alternative:
https://www.synchro.net/
https://wiki.synchro.net/module:newslink?s[]=nntp
https://synchro.net/sbbslist.html
I've tried to visit a few of these, and it seems like that either ssh doesn't work, or I just can't figure out what am I supposed to do. Telnet connections are perfectly fine, but if I try to enter with ssh followed by the domain of the bbs, then it just tries to log in as my Linux user. And I can't figure out if I need to add a flag to ssh or an user before the domain or something else.

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All about robowaifus, real life anime girl companions from the future, but today!
Discuss real life robowaifus, fictional robowaifus, and more.
Related: alogs /robowaifu/ ( https://alogs.space/robowaifu/catalog.html )

Thumbnail is my design, the Galatea Multipurpose Companion Maid Robot, version 3.0.8
She was designed to be easy to build, customizable, and affordable
https://greertech.neocities.org/Galatea%20v3.0

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>>2092 (OP) 
Neat! Good luck with your project. BTW, you should try to work with the /server/ BO to create a custom CSS for this new 'board', OP!  :D
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>>2093
Thank you. I asked about how to do that on the /css/ thread/"board"
Any recommendations?
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>>2103
>Any recommendations?
Add 'robot-ey' & 'electronic-al' & 'motor-ey' things that make it look like a robot board. What about your project as mascot image?

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OCs welcome.
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>>16753
I guess it survives mainly because it's in Switzerland and people there are more respectful than in other countries.
Also the artist is working on it regularly and I'm sure the nature have an inherent place in the process so it's OK if there are some damages caused by it.
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>>16754
I was thinking more about freezing and such.  I guess he can repair it as he adds more too.
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>>16680

That's wonderful anon.
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>>16793
This is great, thanks Anon!

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Aching to post but don't want to pollute the progress general with nonsense? Post here instead.
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>>2527
>People only attack a game that way if the developer says/does something politically incorrect
Nope, you only gotta make the wrong people mad. Good luck afterwards.
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>>2530
What a tragedy.
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>>2520
For every upset zoomer or tranny that you didn't toe the line, there's a dozen people who don't fucking care and will buy your game if it looks interesting. You give these retards power.
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>>2532
Happy Valentine's Day /agdg/!

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So, what are some of your favorite memories of the old internet?


Can be websites, memes, events or any other aspect of the days of Web 1.0 and 1.5


For a quick reference, here's what I would define as Web 1.0 and Web 1.5


>Web 1.0: Usenet, Geocities and Angelfire, AOL (1991-2001)
>Web 1.5: Early YouTube, ED, 4chan in its "wild west" days, MySpace, YTMND, Newgrounds and the peak years of dA and Fanfiction.net (2001-2008)


You also had cross-generation stuff like GameFAQs and IMDB which are still around today, although sadly IMDB's infamous message boards are gone
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AI generated web 1.0 wiki
https://grokipedia.com/
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Only Internet memories are vaguely watching my dad and brother use a BBS, and seeing others typing in real time in an actually instant messenger that doesn't exist anywhere anymore as far as I know, then timeskip from the mid-90's to early 00's and been active online since.
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>>5081
Why miss it when you can go to Marginalia and Wiby, or hell IRC and Gopher and BBS and Usenet, RIGHT NOW?
https://www.livinginternet.com/
I've only read the parts about usenet so far, but it seems to be a collection of neat little articles focusing on people and anecdotes.
https://www.livinginternet.com/u/ui_alt.htm

>From: reid@decwrl.dec.com (Brian Reid)
>Message-Id: <8804040154.AA01236@woodpecker.dec.com>
>Date: 3 Apr 1988 1754-PST (Sunday)
>To: backbone@purdue.edu, chiefdan@vax1.acs.udel.edu,
>mejac!hoptoad!gnu@decwrl.dec.com
>Subject: Re: soc.sex final results
>In-Reply-To: Gene Spafford / Sun, 03 Apr 88 18:22:36 EST.
><8804032322.AA15650@arthur.cs.purdue.edu>

>To end the suspense, I have just created alt.sex.
>That meant that the alt network now carried alt.sex and
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>>4725
>>4726
>>5199
Seems like it also explains this phenomenon:
https://www.livinginternet.com/i/iw_dns_name.htm
>Third-level domains. Third-level Internet domain names are created by those that own second-level domains. Third-level domains can be used to set up individual domains for specific purposes, such as a domain for web access and one for mail, or a separate site for a special purpose:
<www.livinginternet.com
<mail.livinginternet.com
<rareorchids.livinginternet.com
So the www is just there for specifically the world wide web server, and if you run a mail server on a separate machine, then you can use a mail subdomain. But you can name the subdomains whatever you want, and also point all of them to the same machine. So it would be possible, for example, to set up a BBS on your own machine and ask nicely over at /meta/ to make bbs.trashchan.xyz point at the static IP associated with the machine running the BBS. Make no mistake, I'm not advocating for that, it's just an example to show the reasoning behind this subdomain system, 
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Baking, brewing, and cooking are berry important hearth-building and health-building skills. They are a surefire way to make yourself /comfy/, Anon! What are you baking, brewing, or cooking at the moment? How is it coming out? What will you be trying next time? Is there anything you'd like to try improving? Is there something you'd like to learn? Maybe you have something you'd like to teach us? I tried some old things and new things today! Pics related are: >the bread I made earlier today; a shrimple white cobb loaf. This was the first time I was just able to make it from memory. It felt great to be able to just reach for the ingredients and go through the motions. As luck wood have it, the prove went well and the slashes formed up beautifully. I was worried that the crumb inside wood be a little wet but it turned out berry nice with a good chewy crust. The loaf is wrapped in beeswax cloth now so I can eat it over the week. I'm considering getting a sourdough starter going but I don't know if I'm good enough to handle it yet. >my first attempt at glazing carrots Apparently glazing (which I have found out is different from caramelising) is a basic technique that even professionals find difficult to get perfect eberry time. I think my first attempt here had just a touch too little water and a touch too little sugar, though I reckon I got the butter correct. See how the finished carrots don't have an even glaze? They still tasted berry good with some parsley and finishing 
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>>16746

I eat a lot of fiber and complex carbs anon. That issue only appears when eating beans.
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>>16769
> Be me.
> Searches CWD up.
> Clicks on the Wikipedia article.
> Sees the poor deer at the right...
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>>16769
Are you alright anon? This looks rather serious.
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>>16782
Yeah it's unpleasant stuff.  The deer I harvested did not appear sickly in any way. 
>>16783
Probably, and I didn't eat any of it.  Lots of people have been exposed to this since it was discovered in the 60s. 121 deer tested positive from the recent season in my state. 
https://mdc.mo.gov/hunting-trapping/species/deer/chronic-wasting-disease/cwd-sampling-results
Unfortunately, someone has been feeding deer corn somewhere near where I hunt (there was some in its stomach), which might lead to more localized transmissions. The deer I harvested was a buck though, so it may have traveled several miles before I saw it.
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>>16784
It should be noted the total harvest was 301,954 animals, so only a small percentage was tested. People are ingesting these prions unknowingly fairly often. Because the MDC caved to pressure from a number of people whining about regional mandatory testing on two days of the multi-month season, a lot fewer test are being done.

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