Another Textboard Written in PHP?
Because LISP is a dead language and PHP will never die.
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HAPPY NEW YEAR
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happy NY\hanukah, /prog/riders
does anyone know, when asians celebrate new year?
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help me master all of this
https://edu.alibabacloud.com/?spm=a3c0i.14527127.4363105600.2.7a506d84uGrHpW
Tonight.
https://archive.org/details/nicolasslonimskythesaurusofscalesandmelodicpatterns/page/n54/mode/thumb
and this for more, brainy hobby. also maybe money.and need all 3d books so i can do all and every everywhere
also a rant: how many of you are that rich anyway
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>>98
Make your own hardware at home
https://archive.is/iGei9
" This 22-Year-Old Builds Chips in His Parents’ Garage
Sam Zeloof combines 1970s-era machines with homemade designs. His creations show what’s possible for small-scale silicon tinkerers. " -
Solar-hosted website
https://dri.es/my-solar-powered-and-self-hosted-website
To keep the Raspberry Pi Zero 2 W running in various weather conditions, we need to estimate the ideal solar panel and battery size. We'll base this on factors like power consumption, available sunlight, and desired uptime.The Raspberry Pi Zero 2 W is very energy-efficient, consuming only 0.4W at idle and up to 1.3W under load. For simplicity, we'll assume an average power consumption of 1W, which totals 24Wh per day (1W * 24 hours).
We also need to account for energy losses due to inefficiencies in the solar panel, charge controller, battery, and inverter. Assuming a total loss of 30%, our estimated daily energy requirement is 24Wh / 0.7 ≈ 34.3Wh.
In Boston, peak sunlight varies throughout the year, averaging 5-6 hours per day in summer (June-August) and only 2-3 hours per day in winter (December-February). Peak sunlight refers to the strongest, most direct sunlight hours. Basing the design on peak sunlight hours rather than total daylight hours provides a margin of safety.
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I'm musician, you will pay me for teaching you scales?>DIY Silicon
kewl, that was inspiring read.
I wonder why not so many people do that today.
With a shortage, and demand for independed local production / home assemble / privacy & security.
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Do programmers really love writting LOTTA code in most beloved low level unsafe Rust with manual memory management, pointers, and constantly maintaning in mind memory model overhead of a code?
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Oh aw, I'm sorry
Oh, I`m sorry for making couple of threads. It Showed me red text uninformative unknown error message, like a thread has not been posted. Without updating/refreshing the url board page. So I assumed thread weren't created and clicked submit again, it didn't showed text "thread been posted" or redirect to new thread itself or prog. I had no intention/idea of spam. pls don't ban.
:BUGREPORT:
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Does any Enterprise hires anon?
Does any Enterprise hires anon for legit remote?
Do you want to hire anon?What guarantees you need?
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Does any Enterprise hires anon?
Does any Enterprise hires anon for legit remote?
Do you want to hire anon?
What guarantees you need? -
Does any Enterprise hires anon?
Does any Enterprise hires anon for legit remote?
Do you want to hire anon?
What guarantees you need? -
Does any Enterprise hire?
Does any Enterprise hire anon for legit remote?
Do you want to hire anon? What guarantees you need? -
Does any Enterprise hire anon?
Does any Enterprise hire anon for legit remote?
Do you want to hire anon? What guarantees you need? -
Patch strikes again
Hey y'all,
So, if you've been cruising through the dark corners of the web like I have, you might've stumbled upon 4x13.net, home to the infamous Patch—aka Robert Brown. It was the spot for some seriously juicy leaks and discussions, especially about those exclusive images. But guess what? It's lights out over there now!
Seems like Patch's luck finally ran dry when those images got splashed all over the site. That was the final nail in the coffin for 4x13.net. And let's be real, once something's out on the net, it's out for good, am I right?
But here's the kicker—Patch ain't just some one-trick pony. Nah, this legend's been playing the long game. See, Patch had this slick move where they'd snag up new domains on the cheap—like those sweet $1 sales—and run with 'em for a year. Then, bam! Burn that site down, rinse, and repeat.
It's like watching a digital phoenix rise from the ashes every time. You gotta hand it to 'em for that kind of hustle, even if it's a bit shady.
So, pour one out for 4x13.net and the wild ride Patch took us on. Who knows where they'll pop up next? Keep your eyes peeled, folks.
This saga ain't over yet.
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i have never heard of this supposed "patch", although i have the creeping suspicion that this might be an AI-generated post created by the aforementioned man
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multichan 0chan.vip is cool & maybe need further development and alive instances.
Patch Robert Brown seems like a hero of modern days.
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Python sucks
lol
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Yes, it sucks and everyone should just use C instead. Literally.
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i like python
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na
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Any other good textboards/imageboards/forums, etc.?
Mainly them at *least* having a board related to technology or programming of some sort.
4chan is not welcomed due to /g/ being cancerous at all times now.For people in the future reading this post, you should join 1436chan. A very good textboard, that's related with gopher(i.e. gopherspace). The design is very minimalist - and not every people there are filled with toxicity. The tech discussions however needs to be upped a little. It's available at khzae dot net.
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echobubble.xyz - ratwires.space rewritten
textboard.lol kareha based comfy textboard
vampiros.ml spanish board
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math captcha liek this one
how can i write a captcha system like this one in php :DDD
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NVM I FIGURED IT OUT...THANKS FOR THE HELP.....BOZOS....
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lol
can i improve art here
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yes. yes you may.
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art is shit. only anti-art statements are valid.
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C
I'm trying to play around with C and EMACS for fun.
Unfortunately, the usual learn-c.org tutorial doesn't work on Trisquel's Abrowser.
Guess it's JavaScript is limited somehow despite of how I haven't disabled it?-
Go though the Emacs tutorial and read C Programming: A Modern Approach (http://knking.com/books/c2/)
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is cloud computing also programming?
look at this moron who posted last lol
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how do you program
an from scratch to finish
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URGH
https://www.matterhackers.com/articles/3d-printer-troubleshooting-guide If im gonna be learning this much of lines for every single 3d printing/programming problems
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release the source
nice textboard
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#MeToo
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I prefer to download media files.
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helo
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Help me learn cloud engineering and programming
basically getting regular jobs in microsoft, alibaba, or wherever that pays... what are the important keypoints i need to master and remember? especially programming: building a whole app and server from scratch/notepad, what do i need to know, what are the books, where do i read in internet?
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lol https://wirechan.org/a/index.html
i'm on a budget so i am not confident i can do this dumb shit without solving the other one first...or making enoguh. mum also says not to borrow, and i dont like living in debt. it makes me feel... useless so we're gonna do one first.
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Software Engineering
What are some good resources about software engineering? Handling large projects, structuring a codebase effectively, CI/CD, testing, TDD, etc? So many of these just seem filled with meme/micromanagement techniques (scrum) and very little about filling the gap between single file CS assignments and building larger applications/production ready systems.
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Unfortunately these skills are usually learned by doing. Things like codebase structure are not universal, they depend on the type of project. I'd advise you to try making bigger and bigger projects in your area of interest. A textboard like this one is a good example.
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I'm glad other people have done takes on this concept.
Here is my current project: https://msgbored.rvklein.ca/
What are you working on, /prog/?
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>>15
Yes, it may never take off. I'm okay with that though. Just working on something helps me.
Without giving too much away (if I give too much away, then I might just stop working on it), this visual novel will be about such a programming language that makes sense for the whole visual novel to be programmed in that language. vn-canvas looks cool, though. -
Does this mean that you're in the process of creating and implementing your own programming language that you're then going to use to program the visual novel in, or is it simply that the visual novel is going to somehow be /about/ the programming language? I've always thought that a visual novel or something similar would be a really cool project to work on, although I'd need somebody else to create the art and the story for it.
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Looks like it's dead!
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Licky
Licky.org Cute discord alternative
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Does it work with JavaScript and cookies and third-party references disabled. I seriously doubt it. Text boards and imageboards should be everything you could possibly need for communicating with other people on the Internet. Forums are cool too.
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>>51 Well, for real-time messaging in the browser, JavaScript is basically necessary.
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Decemberchan
Decemberchan. A new, 1 month textboard.
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Cool Projects
> Syphon
> a privacy centric matrix client
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>>39 I have heard of this, it looks really good. Is there ever an issue where blocking an ad network prevents a website or application from working? It looks like there is a white/black list feature but would it be hard to identify which domains need to be whitelisted?
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I don't think that writing a new Web browser, no matter how well written and privacy-centered and whatnot it may be, isn't going to help much with fixing the problems with the Web. I think that the Web as a whole needs to change, or better yet, simply return to what it used to be some twenty years ago: no scripts, no cookies, and, most importantly: decentralized. Or better yet, we may need to abandon the Web altogether and move on to something different that is centered around the concepts of simplicity and decentralization.
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Intel Management Engine code leaked
> Five Intel Microcode (uCode) Sequencer's arrays for Atom Goldmont core named according to our guesses:
> ms_rom.txt - the first array of Microcode Sequencer, with triads of 48 bits micro-operations of the Intel Small Core
> ms_irom.txt - the second read-only array which we think contains immediate used in msrom
> ms_patch_imm.txt - immediates for ucode patch from patch RAM
> ms_match_patch.txt - dump of 31 bits match/patch registers pairs. They refer directly to msrom with 0-15 bits of match register and 16-30 bits of patch register shifted right by one bit
> ms_patch_ram.txt - extracted content of MS Patch RAM. It contains uops divided into four groups (1st is all first uops from each triad, 2nd - all second uops and so on). This data combined into triads can be found in msrom at 0x7c00 UIP
https://github.com/chip-red-pill/glm-ucode
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probably full of backdoors.
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>>47
Yeah, there had been speculations about the whole Meltdown vulnerability for years before it hit mainstream media. Really makes one wonder what they are up to these days.
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OpenBSD Switches to LLVM
> Log message:
> Import LLVM 10.0.0 release including clang, lld and lldb.
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> ok hackroom
> tested by plentyhttps://marc.info/?l=openbsd-cvs&m=159646514207723&w=2
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Voila, PowerPC architecture is being supported. Snapshots at:
https://cdn.openbsd.org/pub/OpenBSD/snapshots/powerpc64/
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I recently had to use Lua for a project. I thought I was going to hate it, but I don't. It's actually really nice, in a way.
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textboards.json
What's up folks,
I've compiled a list of textboard sites in a .json format.
Am I missing any?https://gitgud.io/iblist/textboards.json/-/blob/master/textboards.json
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A lot of textboards just devolve into talking about textboards.
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Truly.
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Procedural Generation
Hey, so I'm a lazy piece of garbage. How could I best generate a series of glyphs for my diary, but exclude all rotations and reflections?
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I am a big fan of A Book from the Sky and asemic calligraphy in general. But, since, I am not a programmer, I am asking for how to go about making some glyphs. Which language should I use? Can I specify that all valid glyphs be proportional to a "master" glyph? (If so, how? If not, then what's the next best method?) -
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>I am asking for how to go about making some glyphs
I am not sure if you already know the rules that you will use to generate those glyphs, like how A Book from the Sky uses the rules of Chinese radicals. If you already know the rules then all you have to do is program the rules, which may be arbitrarily hard but it already gives you a place to start.
For example if you want your glyphs to consist of triangles and squares in assorted positions, you could program that easily. It would not result in very pretty glyphs, though.
I am not sure how you could accomplish this without having some rules in the first place for how the glyphs should be generated unless you want to just throw pixels at the screen until it looks nice, which you could accomplish with machine learning / neural nets I guess. But this will be hard if you don't have any programming background.
>Which language should I use?
Python most likely.
>Can I specify that all valid glyphs be proportional to a "master" glyph?
Not quite sure what you mean by proportional...Maybe someplace that would be simple enough to start is coming up with new Latin alphabet letters. We just need some rules to describe them. I can think of some:
- Basic shapes used: Lines, curves, circles.
- Shapes can connect to other shapes typically at the midpoint or ends.
- Shapes can intersect other shapes at arbitrary angles, typically around 45 degrees.
- All letters start at the top.
- Don't use more than 4 shapes.
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I didn't think I would see A Book from the Sky mentioned here. This thread also reminds me there's a service where you can send in your handwriting and get a custom font made from it.
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