I was introduced to it in about 2009, or so I think. I don't think I started browsing it regularly until 2010, though.

I honestly think my earliest memory was /v/ exposing me to Nier's OST. My whole idea of music was like, pop music, jazz music, pop music from the previous few decades, and Classical and so, upon hearing Nier's OST, I remember the revelation that music could even sound like this.
/v/ also exposed me to "Cliffs" by Aphex Twin, which I think was another early experience. Again, I had never heard of Aphex Twin, I had never listened to "IDM" either, so the atmosphere in this "music" just blew me away. Turns out songs don't have to be 3-minutes and catchy.

I have faint memories of browsing /b/ and /v/ before a catalog existed and there was no captcha. Must've been around 2006, I remember the site going down regularly. Remember "MOOT ARCHIVE THIS THREAD" because there were no archives. External catalogs started appearing some years later but they were unwieldy most of the time. It was a wild west, a hot spurting volcano of original content where only the spiciest, most spammed memes managed to survive.

We've lost so much.

>>40198
I feel like that's a reaction to prude (complete LARP), conservative, unironic fecesbook boomer, /pol/wheenie tourists invading all the boards on 4chan with their mind virus. The stats don't lie, there's been a huge influx of new people since 2016. 4chan at its core is about being a contrarian, whatever is mainstream or popular with a certain group will make 4chan hate it or start liking the opposite of it.

Since /pol/fags try to LARP as prude christians people will spam things that will get a raise out of them like transsexuals, fembois, lolicon etc but it only serves to further increase the amount of shitposting and shitflinging instead of ameliorating discussion quality.

>>40281
>4chan at its core is about being a contrarian
Which is why it was always garbage.
>people will spam things that will get a raise out of them like transsexuals, fembois, lolicon etc
I like lolis all on their own. There's nothing ironic about it.

>>40282
>I like lolis all on their own. There's nothing ironic about it.
For most otaku that's normal and part of the culture, but for people outside of the culture they just use loli as a tool to push their ideologies. It's all very annoying. Yet lolicon has been a thing since the 80s at least and these people didn't care nor did they even know it existed.

I drink coffee without any sugar. Gives me energy in the morning without risking diabetes. It's also hot.

>>40275
How about green tea? It's a good alternative to cawfee.

>>40278
I like green tea but I don't like how nauseous I get if I drink it first thing in the morning on an empty stomach. Coffee doesn't do that

It's not very special. Apart from my shelf of stuff, there is no decoration. I have my tiny desk that I made out of some drawers, a small table with my laptop beside my bed, and laundry in the corner. Also a TV for occasional console gaming.

My bedroom since childhood.

>>29919
How will we know if it was you?

>>29920
how do you know it hasn't already happened?

>>29800
Status update?

>>29792
Happy 2017 everyone!!

>>40085
>money to this site being re-made
>and a new one should take its place
And why exactly is a new one needed?

>>40085
What, why? Everything needed seems to work.

>>40085
I like the old-school feel of Tohno-chan. As cliche as it sounds, it reminds me of simpler times and the good old days of the Internet/imageboards. I don't see why it needs to be remade into a clone of every other altchan.

>>40090
>I like the old-school feel of Tohno-chan. As cliche as it sounds, it reminds me of simpler times and the good old days of the Internet/imageboards.
QFT

>>39774
So you're a wannabe frat faggot? Or you're contradicting me for its own sake because you're from 4chan?

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>>39775
I'm not the guy you're replying to, but for the love of Haruhi, take it easy.

>>39775
I just think it looks cool.

Post edited on 5th Jun 2022, 1:41am

Track pants and a knitted jumper at home, slacks and a knitted jumper if I go out.

I like mpchc.

>>39743
>almost everyone got married, women were subservient to men
They were still on a pedestal. They were not treated as mundane and not special. That was the whole point of this conversation until it was twisted it into something unrelated.

>you're just too much of a sperg and lack the social skills
So? Even if legality had nothing to do with it, how would any of this be my fault? You're trying to criticize me for things that have no weight here. I'm not going to engage in self-hatred and self-blame because you think I should.

>>39750
Nobody mentioned incels until you did. They're not related to the topic of discussion. It's just a buzzword used by normalfags, to shame people for wrong think. You really love shaming others, huh?

I'm glad to interrupt this shitflinging. This is going to be locked for a few days.

>>39757
Addendum: I have come to the conclusion that making a new thread is a better option.

>>39723
If that's how you wish to interpret it, then so be it, anon.

>>39724
So you're another pretentious, pedantic autist. Got it.

>>39725
I'm still waiting for my membership card, but yes.

>>39726
Your membership card was denied. They deemed you neither autistic enough nor pedantic enough.

テスト

テストするのは私の番だよね。
かわいいかわいい、殺すことが楽しい。
五年が掛かった私はまだ出来なくて残念ですね。
Also check out the doujin thread on /mp3/, it seems all japanese posts before a certain date have been affected.

SSF2X

妹くれ！

https://fxtwitter.com/ted90909/status/1453073498172280839
Priorities...

>>39371
>japanese people twittering their postion while an earthquake is occurking
lol

>>39411
http://n-gate.com/software/2017/07/12/0/

TLS is unnecessary for an imageboard. If your threat model is that you're being monitored, you are personally welcome to tunnel your traffic through a known good endpoint. But otherwise, all adding tls on websites that don't need it does is enforce planned obsolescence on devices, whether through root certs or protocol upgrades. Yes both of these can be manually upgraded on the client, but again it is adding a roadblock for no good reason (and some perfectly good clients can't be upgraded).

>>39411
I believe kusaba-chan it to be blamed for that, and there nobody willing to fix her.

>>39413
A nice compromise would be to enable SSL but not require it.

>>39416
Wouldn't it be the web server (apache or nginx) not kusaba-chan? The imageboard software itself should be agnostic to whatever transport protocol or wrappers were used since by the time content arrives at the php process it should already be unwrapped and just be a regular content bytestream.

>enable SSL but not require it.
Yes this would be nice (serving on both 443 and 80). I suppose it might theoretically leave you open to downgrade attacks but the browser would still indicate if you're using tls or not so it should be fine.

>>39417
It's not the encoding, as you're right, the httpd does the heavy lifting there. If I remember with any correctness, kusaba-chan will render documents whose links explicitly specify the scheme (HTTP in this case), and she might also be routing via scheme as well. So, if you connect via HTTPS you'll be getting nearly everything via plain ol' HTTP (at best), and some confusion will ensue on the part of kusaba-chan--maybe. I'm not 100% sure.