No.11013[Last50 Posts]
If it doesn't fit into a thread, discuss it here.
General Feedback:
https://feedback.kissu.moe/public/forms/Kissu_Satisfaction/4 No.11028
Site down for an hour at 12AM on Wednesday(not this one).
No.11030
>>11029>I would also like something to do, probably not related to a new board, in January or February Actually I've sorta been in the prep stages for having a big kissu factorio server running Space Exploration up at around the end of December/Beginning of January. Maybe that falls in line with "something for kissu to do".
Also I'd gladly buy it for anyone that wants to play come when I'm ready to put the server up.
No.11031
>>11030I was thinking more of something directly on kissu itself, but that could also work. I've been thinking that it would be really cool if people could somehow watch the multiplayer stuff from a window on kissu, so people could watch people build stuff or something, but that was more of a "what if" thing as I'm not sure anyone would even use it.
Or maybe we could just have silly video game emulator tournaments or something and people could record it? I don't know... just trying to brainstorm
No.11032
A kissu MUD
No.11043
your world of text
No.11056
Could poll threads be overdone?
No.11058
Ranked choice voting might be nice for some types of polls.
No.11133
Printer is jammed dammit
No.11172
Might want to start moving things from the blog into their own threads if it doesn't fall under the category of the blog
No.11173
the blog mover
No.11174
>>11172I was thinking about that and we did it in the past... I think?
Well, if it creates a LOT of discussion and has potential for more that could be a thing again
No.11175
the moved blogger
No.11176
My bad for that
No.11178
File:.png (232.86 KB,516x297)
bring back /cry/
the state of the rest of the internet is too dire to discuss anything new
No.11180
I'm not a fan of content dilution.
Nothing is stopping you from posting on /jp/. Maybe a seasonal thing though.. such as /win/ has /xmas/, /cry/ could be sister of /sum/
No.11182
>>11178I did like /cry/, although it was extremely slow and underused. It
is a shame that WTC's community somehow became one of the best to one of the worst because of Gou/Sotsu, but there's no indication that /cry/ would be used more than it was in the past. The guy is even working on Silent Hill now instead of Ciconia.
Have you thought about making threads for it?
No.11184
>>11178we got ourselves a /cry/er
No.11186
I converted my dance party video from h.264 to h.265 and it crashed the thread for me.
>>>/jp/47439/
No.11189
>>11188would like to report the same issue on the new-ui
crashes on /all/ and i assume any page displaying that post
legacy seems to be fine though
No.11191
>>11186most sites don't handle h.265
No.11192
>>11186 >>11188strange bug..
On firefox no less, which is what I use for everything and can't replicate.
I suppose that message is good enough to track it down and that it's not a common-place issue.
No.11193
nvm, my mod gave me the file and I see it now
No.11194
>>11192tiny typo
Rhinoceceros should be Rhinoceros
No.11195
Problem due to a refactoring I made on webpack process variables. Certain process variable did not exist. Resolved
>>11194I'm afraid I'm not in the animals department.
No.11196
funny, I got it two times in a row.
I fixed the typo
No.11206
>>11205Forgot to add:
Or maybe
Okama? But that would maybe be a bit too similar to the unfiltered word.
No.11208
>>11206nvm i see what you mean
No.11209
Can I get the opinion of anyone who rejects adding filters to basically everything.
In the case of someone saying 'troon' I would rather ban them or warn them in the situation that it's not appropriate.
Applying a wordfilter is basically a non-resolution and putting community in the hands of algorithms. A certain level of meta argument is important so that the site isn't in the hands of an moderator oligarchy.
Replacing such a word with something more appropriate is just masking bad intentions with acceptability. The choices of an individual serve as a red-flag to be ignored by others or for moderators to decide who could be from a place that is seen negatively in the eyes of the community.
For something like troon, it's masking an obvious case of an individual to be moderated with something softer. Making something unacceptable into acceptible and turning nice language into dogwhistles.
Applying wordfilters haphazardly is hazardous.
Just to recap what our existing filters are: (nevermind I can't bypass wordfilters as a mod)
array('/\b(c)o(o+)m([^\W]*)\b/i', function($m){
$start = (ctype_upper($m[1]) ? "S" : "s") . "p";
$mid = str_repeat("e", strlen($m[2])) . "rm";
$end = $m[3];
return $start . $mid . $end;
}, true); // 'true' means it's a regular expression
array('/\b(z)o(o+)mer([^\W]*)\b/i', function($m){
$start = (ctype_upper($m[1]) ? "K" : "k");
$mid = str_repeat("o", strlen($m[2])) . "hai";
$end = $m[3];
return $start . $mid . $end;
}, true);
array('/\b(b)o(o+)mer([^\W]*)\b/i', function($m){
$start = (ctype_upper($m[1]) ? "S" : "s");
$mid = str_repeat("e", strlen($m[2])) . "npai";
$end = $m[3];
return $start . $mid . $end;
}, true);
array('/\b(k)ill yourself\b/i', function($m){
$start = (ctype_upper($m[1]) ? "B" : "b");
$rest = "e yourself";
return $start . $rest;
}, true);
array('/\b(s)hitty\b/i', function($m){
$start = (ctype_upper($m[1]) ? "K" : "k");
$rest = "uso";
return $start . $rest;
}, true);
array('/Exemplary female role model/i', 'Exemplary female role model', true);
array('/Romance/i', 'Romance', true);
array('/Cutie/', 'Cutie', true);
array('/(In|Fem)cel/i', 'Maidenless', true);
These filters were added before I had more meta thoughts about how filters fit into the atmosphere of the site.
No.11210
Is troon really that big of a problem? I only saw it in the onimai thread as spoilers and just now on /sercet/. There's like 10 instances of it on kissu right now, half of them in this thread. And all of them seem to be from the last 24 hrs. Doesn't seem like something we should worry about. Should just filter it to something funny or japanese if you must do something about it.
No.11211
>>11210filters are a tool to make things more acceptable. Such as the terms for old generations and new ones.
Should something that's both not existent on Kissu and a strong indicator that someone does not belong be given a place on the list of filters?
I don't think so.
No.11212
It's all this guy's fault
>>>/b/4963I like the idea of a filter making a post funny or awkward and then it doesn't need to be moderated. Editing someone's post is hugely offensive to people so it's 'delete it or leave it'. It might just be better to say that we're going to delete any posts with it from now on.
The past few years have really been a rough time for anyone that likes words with two O's in the middle.
No.11213
>>11211What's the point of discussing "troon" then? Unless the post is lacking content "die troon" or strictly derogatory in some otherway i don't see the need to even take action against a post containing it. This discussion would seem to be pre-emptive moderation which is just paranoia or it needs to be it's own thread about the effect word filters have on discourse.
>>11212I personally find deleting a post more egregious, especially if the filter is funny.
No.11214
Wordfilter it to "train". Trains are appropriately otaku to be a target word. And you also get people saying "trainer" which I think is also funny
No.11216
'bout to run a train
No.11217
>>11213what's the point of living
No.11220
>>11219Oh I don't have really any problem with you, as I said in the original post it's just an awful word that's weaseled its way into the regular lexicon of posters I think are otherwise good. I just want to eradicate any traces of KF or drama sites I see anywhere.
No.11221
Fun historical note: The word comes from transgender Something Awful Goons using it to refer to themselves
No.11222
>>11218Ideally you just install an extension to replace it on your end if it's just your personal disdain for it and not anything that's affecting discourse.
A silly word filter would be the next least bad thing if you must impose your norms upon others.
No.11223
the norm imposer
No.11224
>>11219the conversation starter
No.11236
>>11209wait a minute
comer
spermer
speermer
speeermer
speeeermer
No.11237
lmao
No.11238
pasted speeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeermer
No.11239
koooooooooooooooooooohai
seeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeenpai
LOL
No.11242
broke site.
Site is not broke anymore
No.11245
I'm training
No.11247
I assume the random animal names thing is related to the Kemono Friends anniversary, but honestly, I hope it sticks around for good. It's a lot more fun than everyone just being "anonymous".
No.11248
>>11247I like to call Anonymous Anonymous, but if Anonymous isn't Anonymous anymore then it would be wrong to keep calling Anonymous Anonymous. That'd make me pretty sad.
No.11249
(I'm Anonymous.)
No.11252
>>11209Wordfilters don't change the meaning of the term being used, it actually muddles the meaning of the term it's being filtered into. They can be useful for teaching newfriends "this is how we say things here" or frustrating posters with agendas that require spreading specific terminology, but they're mostly just good for jokes since everybody is going to figure out what they mean sooner or later. It might even have the opposite effect since you're effectively saying it's okay to call someone a spermer as long as you type it as spermer and eventually you end up with a "weeaboo" situation. Words are just tools for expressing ideas, they don't matter in and of themselves.
>>11247Anonymous is my only Friend and I don't like not seeing him for extended periods of time.
No.11257
>>11256Oh, and to add it's not set in concrete. If people can reach a consensus, sure, we could move it. I'm not quite comfortable with doing it without a major group decision, though.
No.11368
>>9425Resolved on /ec/, but still not fixed site-wide. For instance, searching "music" on /qa/ fails to find the "Does /qa/ still listen to music?" thread. Likewise,
https://kissu.moe/search.php does not search subjects.
No.11369
For reference, this is the thread in question
>>>/qa/100471. I did notice that looking up the subjects for other threads works fine so uh... Not sure what's up with that... Like, searching "february" finds the "february blog" thread.
No.11370
>>11369It's not searching past page one for catalog pages
No.11371
>>11370The "does /qa/ still listen to music" thread is literally on page 1.
No.11372
oh, not sure. probably because the title has slashes in it. Guess I'll have to check
No.11373
nevermind, the problem here is that the post doesn't have a body so it's ignoring it I suppose
No.11374
Feel like the kouhai/senpai word filters don't really work. They're really not discouraging that sort of discussion at all. Feels more like rehabilitating kimo posts rather than discouraging people from discussing those topics.
No.11375
>>11374>rehabilitating kimo postsHuhh, I see what you mean, it does make it somewhat more palatable. Maybe it could be a heavy duty sentence instead.
(not a mod)
No.11380
>>11374>>11375thought it was pretty funny when it changed a post of mine to say baby senpai
No.11383
>>11374I think the ideal with word filters is that people never know that it was triggered and that the thread would flow naturally as it was never used.
But, it's seemingly impossible with a lot of terms. So, the other idea is to defang it a bit with a silly word and hopefully change the theme of the post. This also lets posts stay that would otherwise get deleted, if the rest of the post is fine.
If this is about
that thread /jp/, well, yes, I think it sucks, too. Word filters can't fix such a thread and I recommend posting in good threads instead or making new ones!
No.11387
Are VPN bans perma? Meant to do a 1d one and didn't realize it was set to permanent.
No.11389
>>11387I think it depends on the nature of the post and how the VPN is being used. One singular post on a VPN/proxy IP that requires moderation really lends itself to a long ban in 99% of situations because its usage was purely negative. A VPN used for such reasons is really not something defensible and taking away that IP permanently or for a long time is fairly reasonable, I think. As always, a case by case basis is ideal.
People using VPN for privacy reasons? Same as a "naked" IP as far as I'm concerned
No.11394
put in update so that sage vanishes when you use it once, but noko and any other options remaim
No.11400
>>11399Bungle link can be replaced to an archived instance:
https://web.archive.org/web/20110903112602/http://www.juliandibbell.com/texts/bungle_vv.htmlThe same was done with the Shirky link back when that page went down.
No.11407
well, maybe i ought to replace all the 404s with the most recent archival of them
No.11421
>>11394Could there be an option to restore sage permanence? Now I have to type it in each time, which makes for a fairly impactful difference.
No.11426
I recognize my failing and will be sure to correct it.
No.11430
/cry/ is dormant and locked, meanwhile Utawarerumono seems just as big here right now yet there still isn't a dedicated board
maybe recycle /cry/ for all of these "selected franchises"?
No.11431
>>11430Utawarerumono will be dormant in 2 weeks
I'm gonna type up my thoughts at some point and talk with the superfan about them then I will continue doing what I was doing before which was getting through Precure and watching random old anime
No.11432
cant find any imageboard more alive than kissu and 4chan
No.11434
I broke /all/
One second
No.11436
>>11435
nothing seems out of the ordinary here
No.11437
>>11436It's broken, try again
No.11438
>>11437oh, I had to refresh.
yeah it's broken
No.11439
broke no longer
No.11457
Is it possible to make it so that if an image was uploaded with a particular filename that you have the option of downloading it again with the same filename?
No.11458
>>11457That option already exists, on the new UI at least, you can do so by clicking the down arrow to the left of the search thingy below an attachment.
No.11459
>>11458I'm using the new UI and I see no arrow
No.11460
>>11459Huh. Could you take a pic? This is how I see it, there in the bottom part.
btw not v
No.11463
hmm it appears on chrome but not on firefox (my main browser)
No.11464
I wonder what the post in between those two posts was >>11462
No.11465
>>11464I'm going to delete useless posts in this thread when i get out of bed
No.11466
I suppose fontawesome doesn't work on you for some reason
No.11468
>>11467that's odd because you still have the 🌙 in the op.
In any case it looks like i need fallbacks or to convert them to svg
No.11469
Yep that was it. Enabling the checkbox enables the little download image and makes it clickable
No.11471
>>11470that looks awesome
No.11472
UI going to be bumped to v 5.0.0 after icons are switched to SVG(hopefully) and the CSS is simplified for easier custom/mod CSS
No.11474
actually I'm kind of confused why some of the icons are working and other ones are not.. really strange
No.11475
Not him, I see that it's missing the URL link, preview, and download file, but what else?
No.11476
>>11475sidebar controls and all the QR controls.
But from the looks of things he has some of them
No.11477
>>11476Oh shit it's missing the RSS wow that's awful.
No.11478
>>11477yeah, it's how I interface with the site every day.
Also I don't know if you're being ironic or not, but it's not an RSS feed, it's a recent posts feed. It uses the RSS logo because it's kind of like that.
No.11479
Would be cool if it were an actual RSS feed that you could then use to attach to your desktop though, maybe.
No.11480
>>11478It's not ironic, I've always thought that was the right name...
No.11481
Apparently, Kissu doesn't recognize .wav files. Weird...
No.11482
>>11481wav are huge. flac and mp3 should be fine
No.11488
>>11487from the looks of it nothing, but it's strange how not all of them work
No.11489
>>11488are you seeing them not work in chrome?
No.11490
>>11489I use ff and chrome at least once a month.
I'm changing from webfont to images(svg) so it will be different by march1 or something
No.11491
>>11490Cool. I look forward to the download button
No.11495
Uploading files for v5
I'm expecting some things to be broken and there's some stuff I've yet to fix.
No.11496
nice the download button works
No.11500
Currently similar threads looks at the first set of >= 5 posts and draws associations with the rest of the board. When they're established they don't change unless one of the similar is bumped off.
What this feature actually does is it connects a lot of the thread starter's threads together. This might just be the inevitable, but I'm going to raise it to the first set of >= 10 posts to see if it changes things to be more or less similar or if it's the same deal happening later on.
No.11508
probably what I'll do is restrict the feature to only activating on r.click of the name and subject field.
No.11509
Staff me
No.11512
Bend me over and staff me
No.11513
i got a nice staff right here
just for you
it has a +1 to hit
No.11514
>>11511I know it's a joke, but I still find it really hard to imagine how we'd work in more staff members ever...
No.11515
>>11514We'd do it without an NDA and feedback.kissu for an application.
No.11516
>>11515What's in the NDA?
No.11517
>>11516I think stuff like not revealing any info about the staff members, moderator logs and basic IP clauses, but I dunno.
No.11518
>>11516Thousands of dollars worth of secret Koruri commissions
No.11519
This ChatGPT thing is kind of crazy when it comes to creating rapid prototypes...
package main
import (
"fmt"
"net"
"sync"
"strings"
)
type Client struct {
conn net.Conn
name string
}
type Room struct {
name string
clients []Client
}
var (
rooms []Room
mutex sync.Mutex
)
func main() {
// Listen for incoming connections on port 8080
listener, err := net.Listen("tcp", ":8080")
if err != nil {
fmt.Println("Error listening:", err.Error())
return
}
fmt.Println("Server started, listening on port 8080")
// Continuously accept incoming connections
for {
conn, err := listener.Accept()
if err != nil {
fmt.Println("Error accepting connection:", err.Error())
continue
}
// Add new client to list of clients
mutex.Lock()
clients := []Client{}
rooms = append(rooms, Room{name: "global", clients: clients})
rooms[0].clients = append(rooms[0].clients, Client{conn: conn})
mutex.Unlock()
// Handle incoming connection in a goroutine
go handleConnection(conn)
}
}
func handleConnection(conn net.Conn) {
defer conn.Close()
// Read incoming data from the connection
buf := make([]byte, 1024)
_, err := conn.Read(buf)
if err != nil {
fmt.Println("Error reading data:", err.Error())
return
}
// Set client name based on incoming data
clientName := string(buf)
// Send a welcome message to the client
message := []byte(fmt.Sprintf("Welcome, %s! You are currently in the global room.", clientName))
_, err = conn.Write(message)
if err != nil {
fmt.Println("Error sending message:", err.Error())
return
}
// Continuously read incoming data from the client
for {
_, err := conn.Read(buf)
if err != nil {
fmt.Println("Error reading data:", err.Error())
// Remove client from all rooms
mutex.Lock()
for i := range rooms {
for j := range rooms[i].clients {
if rooms[i].clients[j].conn == conn {
rooms[i].clients = append(rooms[i].clients[:j], rooms[i].clients[j+1:]...)
break
}
}
}
mutex.Unlock()
return
}
// Split the incoming message into room name and message
messageStr := strings.TrimSpace(string(buf))
parts := strings.SplitN(messageStr, ":", 2)
roomName := "global"
if len(parts) == 2 {
roomName = strings.TrimSpace(parts[0])
messageStr = strings.TrimSpace(parts[1])
}
// Broadcast incoming message to all clients in the specified room
message := []byte(fmt.Sprintf("%s: %s", clientName, messageStr))
mutex.Lock()
for i := range rooms {
if rooms[i].name == roomName {
for _, client := range rooms[i].clients {
if client.conn != conn {
_, err = client.conn.Write(message)
if err != nil {
fmt.Println("Error sending message:", err.Error())
}
}
}
break
}
}
mutex.Unlock()
}
}
No.11520
>>11519wtf man...
I think this code is kind of nonesense because I'm not being specific enough. It also made it's first typo as I pointed out.
It also doesn't replace programmers. It makes it so that myself, the single man team of kissu, can write up things a bit faster.
[actually it comletely dies as you start asking for more from it]
No.11521
>>11520I've heard people talk about using it to generate unit test cases. That's what it can succeed at right now
No.11522
>>11521Not really a fan of unit testing if you're not following TDD, but there have been cases in Vichan where I've thought having unit tests would make the software better quality.
[as in, if you think unit tests are valuable then it's better to do TDD]
No.11523
wonder how it would do for unit testing on ReactJS code...
No.11527
why would I make a board for something that doesn't even have a thread
No.11529
Would you just want a /f/ board called /a/?
If that's the case then just use /f/
No.11531
also I ought to check the thread limits on /f/... thought I set it to some very high number but I think things are getting bumped off...
No.11532
There, i just permitted .wav on
>>>/f/May god have mercy on our souls...
No.11534
>>11527>>11529>>11532sorry.... what I meant was not another board like /qa/ or /jp/ I meant a "soundboard" like what people used to use for prank calls.
No.11552
>>11534Do you mean like those flash things where there's a button for each sound? I remember one for Daft Punk's "Stronger" song. I'm not sure how people make those without flash if not being a separate webpage itself.
>>11535Not really. Higurashi talk has really died down, but I'd like to bring back the /cry/ board yearly during the W-word festival (no way I can remember how to spell it). Hmm, speaking of, it might be a good time to remind people to give it a read or watch so they can better participate
No.11553
the work festival
No.11555
>>11552>Do you mean like those flash things where there's a button for each sound? I remember one for Daft Punk's "Stronger" song. I'm not sure how people make those without flash if not being a separate webpage itself.Yes I did. I assume that with HTML5 and JS you can replicate all the functionality they ever had. The webcomic Homestuck was started in the era of Flash with interactive gamelike pages and when Flash was supported less and less they started to be implemented in HTML5 instead with no great loss of capabilities in the move.
No.11559
doujin-moe's 2010 interface has a simple chat client
https://web.archive.org/web/20100722213716/http://www.doujin-moe.us/chat/I don't recall ever using it though
No.11560
I think like every site in that era was using
https://web.archive.org/web/20100722024826/http://www.phpfreechat.net/It's somewhat surprising that supposed ancients of the internet don't even remember this. What were you even doing on the internet in that time? Having s*x with your norm friends in highschool?
No.11561
>>11560Fine, I was wrong to say "any other kind of hobbyist platform", but going to the other extreme and saying "every site in that era" is exponentially dumber. GameFAQs, Major Geeks, Bolter & Chainsword, NeoGAF, Encyclopaedia Metallum, Straight Dope, Slashdot, Hacker News, Ars Technica, Doomworld, none of these have an integrated IM system and they never have. Fresh ones based on Discourse don't have it either, nor do template imageboards. How's that for some evidence, retard. Historically speaking, message boards have much more often than not been mere message boards.
Just because I don't like it when you make up universal laws based on your anecdotal evidence doesn't mean I'm some turbonormo faggot, and I'm not gonna play pity olympics with you. You're an aspie who wouldn't be able to convince someone of drinking a glass of water even if your life depended on it.
No.11562
>>11561Who knew you'd fly off the deepend when someone is factually correct
No.11563
>>11562You are such a fag, I swear to god.....
No.11564
>>11563Well I'm not a norm who goes on gamefaq and blogs about his girlfriend's mom. So yeah. I used hentai sites and porn sites.
No.11565
>>11564Yeap, you're a fag.
No.11566
>>11565I can see I've progressed in your eyes from autistic to homosexual. I will take that as a complement
No.11568
>>11555I'm a bit confused as to how you would want it to function. You mean something on its own page? Something that's attached to a post?
I don't get it
No.11569
>Posts Per Hour : 2 Posts/hr
>Posts Per Day : 197 Posts/day
>Posts Per Week : 1666 Posts/week
>Posts Per Month (Inaccurate as posts are deleted): 5104 Posts/month
Good month, good month
No.11571
I fear starting projects in rustlang like no other language...
Such a high learning curb to deal with
No.11572
>>11568>You mean something on its own page?Yeah. Like an easter egg of the site.
No.11641
>>11479I also would greatly appreciate an actual RSS feed, it would be quite convenient to get notified of new posts without having to actively check the site itself.
No.11643
>>11641thought i enabled the vichan one
No.11645
what rss feed readers do people use
No.11646
>>11644Oh yeah, that works. Thank you!
>>11645On Linux I use Newsboat, on Windows I use Feedbro. Maybe soon I'll just use WSL to use Newsboat on Windows as well.
No.11647
i guess it's not too hard to implement in future versions of the site...
No.11656
>>11655i'm not a fan of chatgpt's style and disclaimers so i use my own
it gives all the essences in your picture and also actually makes better points for rust and go
and it doesn't require internet since it runs on my gpu
No.11657
>>11656it's not really about the quality, rather the versatility and usability.
No.11658
would like to upload a banner for a secret board. how would I go about it?
also why do board-specific banners show up on /all/
No.11659
>>11658except ones for nsfw since its all.
and i'll have to update the application
No.11675
To the Anonymous that caught an illegal content ban we're looking into what caught it and should unban soon.
No.11682
re the chatbox ideas
what would be really cool would be if the stream chat was linked up with it so kissuers could see it rather than having it be its own room for discussion that gets blackholed after the stream
No.11683
>>11682my initial prototype will be something a bit like that, but just a notifier to show people when things are streaming
No.11697
Did the archive break at some point? Threads that died between March ~7th and ~16th give an atypical error screen when trying to access them, but it doesn't seem to be happening anymore so I assume it's been fixed.
No.11698
>>11697Yeah, those ones have text data retained but images are gone
No.11699
images and the file themselves for viewing, so you get an error page for an unhandled error
No.11700
>>11698Good to know.
SPEAKING OF, there's another odd issue I just found. If you go to certain old threads, such as those at the bottom of /spg/, after maybe ten-twenty seconds you will receive a message that the thread has been deleted, even though it's still there. Could this be because they're using luna instead of haiji?
No.11701
>>11700the deleted check looks for a certain file and if it's missing then it says the thread is deleted. the file was only programmed to appear on threads updated this year.
Should probably fix that yeah
No.11704
>Content
>24.31 GB
Out of curiosity, how much of this is devoted to /ec/? I would assume it's the most storage-intensive board, but maybe there's more to it.
No.11705
>>11704Hmm, /ec/ wasn't
that large the last time this was mentioned. /qa/ and /jp/ get videos posted on them that can take up a lot of space, and /ec/ has a lot of threads without many replies so it's not too bad. I don't have the data, though.
No.11709
feature request plz
crosslinks from other boards to moved posts also update
e.g.
>>>/f/408 No.11711
>>11705Ah, forgot to reply.
So yeah, over a third of the site is /ec/, with /qa/ being another third. Part of that must be from videos like
>>11705 says but also the loooong threads that /qa/ has.
No.11712
>>11709correct where they're pointed to for now though.
No.11714
please update the pout thread in the featured section of kissu's homepage
No.11715
thank you
No.11718
Why is
>>>/qa/106611 displaying as having been posted today when it is actually a couple of weeks old?
No.11719
>>11718that's always been the case when something gets moved, the OP's creation date gets changed to the time of moving while replies remain the same
not staff i dunno why this happens
No.11722
a suggestion to rename the poll option "multiple choice" to "multiple checkboxes"
No.11723
>>11722gonna pass on that
No.11724
>>11722gonna piss on that
No.11733
Add a go-to-post search. It's a pain in the when trying to cross-reference posts between boards in a post.
No.11736
Forewarned. Site might break in 15 minutes. If it breaks it will probably take another 15-30 minutes to fix.
>>11733A part of "the plan" is adding a search with AI assisted image search. But "the plan" is big. Though this part of it might be moved ahead of schedule.
No.11749
loosened up the number of stickies to the 4 main items.
No.11752
since when did emojis work on kissu? 🤔🤔🤔
No.11753
>>11752Pretty sure they've worked since the beginning
No.11757
Oh, I forgot the kita was only on /jp/. That post seems awfully empty now.....
No.11758
>>11753You sure about that? I remember a thread about how unicode symbols like ☢ or ☣ work on kissu, but not emojis like 🤭 or 👯♂️
No.11759
>>11756hes bout to eat them choco bicuits
No.11769
The new slider for selecting the thumbnail's frame is pretty cool, I like it.
No.11780
>>11769not exactly new but yeah, it's one of the better underused features
No.11786
forgot to take out a debugging statement so spam was easier
No.11787
forgot to take out a buttplug so sperm was easier
No.11788
>>11787not even logical...
No.11789
shoulda said put in
No.11790
>>11788>>11789Anonymous is not into butt stuff.
No.11791
>>11790are you certain of this because he sure likes to get anal about things
No.11794
Would it be possible to make original.kissu.moe at least readable over Tor etc. without having to pass through Cloudflare's Javascript check? That way paranoid people could keep up with the happenings thread or other stuff.
As an example, if I do
torsocks lynx
https://original.kissu.moe/qa/res/4165I get a "403 Forbidden" message saying to "Enable JavaScript and cookies to continue".
No.11795
>>11794idk how to remove tor from getting picked up. I think it's a payed thing.
I ran back some settings so maybe it works now
No.11796
>>11795Seems to work now, thanks!
>idk how to remove tor from getting picked up. I think it's a payed thing.There are some details at
https://developers.cloudflare.com/support/firewall/learn-more/understanding-cloudflare-tor-support-and-onion-routing/and it sounds like if there's issues in the future you might be able to fix it by adding a firewall rule specific to Tor. From what I can see in the documentation free accounts get to set up to 5 firewall rules.
https://developers.cloudflare.com/firewall/