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 No.3865[Reply]

hilarious thread
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/15738259/disabling-chrome-autofill

 No.3866

Why would Google stop you from turning autofill off? They'd get the data either way, wouldn't they?

 No.3867

I don't get it. Why is it funny?

 No.3868

>>3867
chrome does everything in it's power so that web developers aren't allowed to disable an annoying feature. They've been doing this for 5 years

 No.3869

>>3868
hohohohahahahAHAHAHAHAAH

 No.12308

not reading all that
i'm happy for you
or sorry that happened



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 No.3319[Reply]

Has anyone ever hidden more than 300 posts before on 4chan?

How does 4chanX keep track of when a post no longer needs to be stored for hiding?
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 No.3853

>>3850
It certainly adds to the complexity of the system, and there have been ugly bugs related to threads having their data pruned when they shouldn't have been.

I expect there are people who would use more than your fixed number of hides, though, simply because people always come up with unexpected uses for features. For example, this user:
https://github.com/ccd0/4chan-x/issues/2284
>Requesting a way to instantly hide all threads in the catalog. This way when I scroll to the bottom of the catalog and I've already looked at all the threads I can empty it and then when I refresh it only new threads I haven't seen yet appear.

 No.3854

>>3850
How would you deal with a very long-lived thread that someone hides? For example, a sticky?

 No.3855

>>3853
I remember thinking it'd be cool if threads with new posts since the last visit could be highlighted or maybe they could have a +3 number for 3 new posts or something? It seems like it'd be annoying to add, though, and a board might need to incorporate it from the beginning

 No.3857

well lets say you make the space infinite, how much space can it conceivably hold before it becomes a nuisance?
Vid somewhat related

 No.3858

>>3857
If you're using localStorage, at least one mobile browser runs out of space at 2MB, or it did at the time of this guy's tests:
http://web.archive.org/web/20200429052829/https://www.html5rocks.com/en/tutorials/offline/quota-research/



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 No.3845[Reply]

kissu's goin at an easy pace~
Feels a bit slow, but for once I'm enjoying it

Take a moment to appreciate the nice rest period upon us before things go back to being super fast again
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 No.3847

>>3846
you, Anonymous, and Shii?

 No.3848

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Ebb and flow is normal, especially with a smaller group where individuals have much more influence in speed. Weekends are traditionally the slowest days, too, which is still bizarre to me

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>>3847
16_other_users

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 No.3774[Reply]

I believe thread creation to be one of the greatest deciding factors of how active a (random) board is. Just for example, take a look at kissu when it's most active (aside from meta shittery), it's always on days in which threads are made that keep the board fresh and the people within it engaged in a multitude of varying topics. So many are content with replying to content when it's created, yet by comparison very few are comfortable with creating threads of their own. What does kissu think of this predicament? I'm not saying that people should step up thread creation to the point of making stuff which is just taking a toll on themselves, that seems to backfire, but how do you inspire the masses to raise their voices on that which they want to talk about?

 No.3779

I agree, although there's something to be said about those threads attracting people.
/jp/ currently has 22 threads with two replies, 32 threads with one reply and 31 threads with zero replies. That's a total of 85 OPs and 76 replies, so more than half of /jp/'s threads have an average of less than one reply per thread.
You could certainly point out that they're throwaway funposts that don't need to attract replies, and you'd be right, but the point is that if the thread doesn't have an attractive factor I doubt it'll have an important effect on activity.

Now, how do you get people to make fresh threads, Iunno. When I want to discuss something that doesn't currently have a thread, I make a thread about it and it generally goes well. The odd funpost thread also tends to go well. But it's not an everyday thing.

 No.3780

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Back in the 4/qa/ days I would routinely get surprised by with threads of mine would become popular whenever I made a bunch at once to do some cleaning. I think kissu activity, if not all imageboard activity, works exponentially and a thread with even one reply is far more likely to receive more than one sitting with zero.
But, there are a lot of /jp/ threads that I don't really have anything to say to at first glance... maybe I should try harder..

 No.3831

Would simply plotting thread creation rate vs post rate give you the answer? Gathering these numbers for 4chan board’s would be easy enough but I don’t know if there are enough “random” boards for a valid data set. Is there maybe another set of data points that would reveal the same trend?



 No.3829[Reply]

ｷﾀ━━━(ﾟ∀ﾟ)━━━!!

 No.3830

serves you right for using windows



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 No.3801[Reply]

How about backlinks in /trans/

 No.3815

What do you mean? So it shows the thread it was in or what?

 No.3823

It would be good if links were updated when posts are moved so they continue to point to the right post. In regard to /trans/, evaluating what gets deleted and why is made more difficult by having to manually look up the post numbers a person was replying to.



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 No.3758[Reply]

There used to be a time in which I'd use kissu, yet still check 4/qa/ wondering if everyone really had left. I'd see some threads that indicated there was a soul on there I may be able to still connect with who still hadn't made the move away. That time is long gone now and I can't remember the last time I even had the urge to look at the board until today. I've got to say it was a completely foreign sight, akin to how I'd view /bant/ back in the days when 4/qa/ was thriving (/bant/ was better but that matters not). A board that seemed to be "alive" in some technical sense of the word while completely unappealing or devoid of what made it good to begin with. I went into the singular familiar thread, The Happenings Thread, only to see that it was not even a shadow of its former self. Rather it seemed to have transformed into some frankenstein's monster that now resembles more a typical general on that accursed site. I'm not too sure what to conclude this with, as these ramblings are a mere result of my curiosity getting the better of me to check on the place I used to call home. If there was any takeaway I'd say this, that it sure made me glad for this place's existence.
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 No.3811

Went to visit 4/qa/ just to see what it's like now and I'm still rangebanned. Wonder if that will ever go away.

 No.3812

>>3811
My global rangeban was lifted, but I get speedy ban evasion bans if I ever post on 4/qa/. It's kinda hilarious to see which horrific threads are actively moderated- it makes me think many of them have staff participation

 No.3820

>>3781
/bant/ was basically just a bigger version of /qa/ fights.

 No.3844

>>3820
It was, and that was all it was. That's why I never liked /bant/

 No.3937

4chan's issue is that everyone who cares ends up leaving. As soon as a spinoff shows up that offers the same content but with more focused moderation and administration, everyone fucks off there, leaving the original board a shell of its former self.



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 No.3803[Reply]

ITS HABBENING!!!!!

AMERICA IS GETTING DDOS'd

MAJOR TELECOMMUNICATION AND SOCIAL NETWORKS CURRENTLY DOWN
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 No.3805

Huh?

 No.3806

Hah!

 No.3807

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wish I had a supercool botnet cannon to blast uppity bitches with

 No.3809

>>3807
Does LOIC still work? I wonder...

 No.12326

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 No.1948[Reply]

Come to https://onee.ch/cyb/
We welcome everywhere

 No.3765

do not clicke!!!!

they dox posters on oneech!!!

 No.12284

>This site can’t be reached
>Check if there is a typo in onee.ch.
>DNS_PROBE_FINISHED_NXDOMAIN
nice site, nerdddd

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 No.3740[Reply]

Want to create banners but the ideas won't come to my head...
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 No.3748

>>3746
did you try it yet

 No.3754

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>>3746
how's this look. was considering how visible it should be while at the same time still appearing as a reflection

 No.3755

>>3754
>>3748
Sorry I completely forgot... yeah this is looking pretty good. I'm kind of wondering what kind of sign she'd be looking at that said kissu. Should it neon? What kind of font? etc etc

 No.3757

>>3755
Oh, that's a neat idea. I'd been thinking of it being in the clouds this whole time, but a sign makes sense. Would make for it to be easier to see as well, especially if it were neon or similar.

 No.3808

I like the newest banner



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 No.3747[Reply]

In an unprecedented turn of events /jp/ is faster than /qa/ today, what do you guys make of this

 No.3750

/qa/ has been too serious lately in light of certain events and general board atmosphere too.

 No.3751

>>3750
I think how it works is that /qa/ is funposting from the mind, and /jp/ is funposting from the heart. When people are caught up in all the terribleness going on around them then the places of pure escapism probably look better, such as /jp/.

 No.3756

>and /jp/ is funposting from the heart
butt*

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 No.3721[Reply]

storing this

 No.3722

ｷﾀ━━━(ﾟ∀ﾟ)━━━!!

 No.3730

https://codeburst.io/how-to-pure-css-masonry-layouts-a8ede07ba31a

 No.4119

dadawdadawdqwdqwdqw



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 No.3726[Reply]

I think I'll give her root access

""'
Hello,



I'm reaching out to see if there is anything that would like to upgrade, repair, or redesign on your site.

I am a web designer / developer that can do just about anything you can imagine at very affordable prices.



* (Website designs // Graphic designs // Face book cover page design // Website development//App development//PHP/ /Word press//SEO//SMO/PPC//ORM)

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 No.3727

ｷﾀ━━━(ﾟ∀ﾟ)━━━!!

 No.3728

first link I get when I google the opening paragraph

https://alexwright.net/blog/web-design/avoid-web-design-scams/

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 No.3642[Reply]

https://licky.org
Cute Discord alternative ;)
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 No.3682

>>3651
Yeah, advertising a site for "free speech" tends to encourage users to push the limits of what the mods will tolerate, e.g. with flooding, child models, and other crap. It's best to practice free speech, at least to the extent it doesn't degrade your site, but not to advertise it.

 No.3696

>>3675
The email field is optional now. I had it in the first place as I was assuming it would be difficult to type some unicode characters that you can use in the username, but now login allows either.

>>3676
It's not. It's compiled into a binary as it has to store structures in memory to handle websockets and make this 100% real-time. PHP probably wouldn't make this easy.

 No.3700

probably ultra bad, https://laravel.com/docs/7.x/broadcasting
9chan does the socket io section of that document and I think symfony found a way that probably does it just as averagely

 No.3723

>>3681
>>3680
stop bullying the cels

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 No.2301[Reply][Last50 Posts]

The site's core features are still good, but the battle against bugs is never ending.
Joining the bugs now is poor design decisions and maintenance of Vichan over the decade that has left it in a poor state and even making some bugs impossible to fix. An example of this is the 0-NF database design (where all file information is put into an SQL column) makes it impossible to cleanly fix a bug where the home page runs out of images when people post lots of .mp4 files.

In no particular order:
- Database needs to be put into a more normalized format for easier bug fixes and maintenance
- After PHP7.4 related issues the Twig1.x template engine should be ripped out and replaced with a Twig3.x version
- API page generation will be less strenuous on servers and allow for clearer code. Exceptions might be on the installer and mod pages which will continue to use legacy page generation... but maybe they won't
- Dumping YouTube IFRAME elements into the page is slow for users and forces a lot of unescicary JavaScript on them. YouTube videos need to be thumbnailed.
- API page generation will simplify this issue.
- There's a lot of "kind of but not really OOP design" all dumped into a functions file or spread out hap-haphazardly. The design is already pretty close to being OOP, so might as well just take it all the way.
- Making modifications such that the kissu-board is usable for others
After these changes the software can't really be called Vichan anymore because even if some functions still exist, the core has been completely altered.

Old Thread:
https://web.archive.org/save/>>>/b/1884
Some posts from there will be moved over.
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 No.4224

>>4223
Stricter cooldowns for certain IP ranges might be something to consider. How much legit traffic is coming from the ranges used by the spammer? If you log not only the user agent but the full HTTP headers of posters in that range, you'll probably find plenty of things to discriminate between the spam and legit traffic. But banning based on some aspect of the post the attacker controls is likely to turn into an endless game of cat and mouse. So it might make more sense to look into finding ways to whitelist the legit traffic from the range. Something like 4chan Passes, but given out for free and automatically to anyone in the range who isn't found to be spamming. I'm just brainstorming.

Maybe it could be as simple as a system that blocks a new thread if too many threads have been made recently by IPs in the same subnet.

 No.4225

>>4224
>So it might make more sense to look into finding ways to whitelist the legit traffic from the range. Something like 4chan Passes, but given out for free and automatically to anyone in the range who isn't found to be spamming.
Maybe the post password could be stored in a cookie, and be whitelisted after a certain time and/or after the poster has made a minimum number of posts. Passwords could be removed from the whitelist if the poster is banned, or if no new posts have been made with that password in x months. That would be more transparent than tracking tracking user agents or canvas fingerprints, and would allow users to use their whitelisted password across different devices and IPs, while still slowing down spammers significantly.

 No.4230

Looks like deleted posts aren't being sent to /trans/.

 No.4234

>>4230
it was disabled to deal with spam more efficiently, but it's back up now.

Megu banners will be removed in ~24 hours

 No.4237

Since it looks like most of the issues around the spam have been resolved I'll fill some people in.

- Dox information posted about me is 80% false, but there was no reason to point that out at the time.
- He mistook me for being part of a pedophile ring jumping between jp boards.
- For some reason he believed that I had given /jp/ to someone(they must not be used to sites not following the 8chan model)
- /megu/ wasn't removed because of a request, but because I felt it was beginning to cause problems I had feared(although he tried to get cloudflare to).

This thread will be unstickied in a bit for a new one



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