Take him out with you.I have to kill myself
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Take him out with you.I have to kill myself
Inshallah you shall get 72 virgins in Jannah if you doTake him out with you.
If I remember correctly, /mu/ and /lit/ both had wikis, and while I'm not sure if it was an official thing from /g/, there is https://wiki.installgentoo.com/wiki/Main_Page which has a lot of the information from /g/'s various boardsBack on topic, I know that suptg at thisisnotatrueending.com served as a repository for all things /tg/. Likewise I know that /fa/ and /fit/ had offsite websites for storing information. Does anyone know if other hobbyist themed boards had been storing data offsite? I assume /g/ did? It would be a shame to lose all that useful information.
/lit/ had a wiki which was a valuable resource of recommendations, and /x/ had a torrent library called The Temple of Solomon the King,which was a repository of texts on different esoteric traditions and modern books on the paranormal. 4chan might have been a shadow of its former self. But I liked asking questions there, and looking for recommendations. You needed to filter a lot of noise but you were given responses that were difficult to find in other places, like you could randomly find an autistic schizo who has been reading into something you weren't even aware existed for years now and it would be thrown at your face. You could also throw in your takes that you aren't entirely sure make sense or are reflecting of reality without a worry, acommpanied with a bit of creative writing, because you are just anonymous, and in 4chan you should know not to take things too seriously.Back on topic, I know that suptg at thisisnotatrueending.com served as a repository for all things /tg/. Likewise I know that /fa/ and /fit/ had offsite websites for storing information. Does anyone know if other hobbyist themed boards had been storing data offsite? I assume /g/ did? It would be a shame to lose all that useful information.
/lit/ had a wiki which was a valuable resource of recommendations, and /x/ had a torrent library called The Temple of Solomon the King,which was a repository of texts on different esoteric traditions and modern books on the paranormal. 4chan might have been a shadow of its former self. But I liked asking questions there, and looking for recommendations. You needed to filter a lot of noise but you were given responses that were difficult to find in other places, like you could randomly find an autistic schizo who has been reading into something you weren't even aware existed for years now and it would be thrown at your face. You could also throw in your takes that you aren't entirely sure make sense or are reflecting of reality without a worry, acommpanied with a bit of creative writing, because you are just anonymous, and in 4chan you should know not to take things too seriously.
Places like >redditin comparison tend to give you much more conventional responses.
Once again furries prove themselves to be the single most obnoxious community on the internet, which is really impressive considering what the internet's become nowadaysWhat the actual fuck did this thread devolve into while i was gone?
This was the most recent I could find.![]()
Temple Of Solomon ( 4chan Occult Collection Archive) : 4chan /x/ : Free Download, Borrow, and Streaming : Internet Archive
A collection of esoteric and occult books that were originally shared on the 4chan paranormal board, /x/. Includes a wide variety of topics, full of books and...archive.org
That's the one, I do have the magnet link too if anyone needs it.What the actual fuck did this thread devolve into while i was gone?
This was the most recent I could find.![]()
Temple Of Solomon ( 4chan Occult Collection Archive) : 4chan /x/ : Free Download, Borrow, and Streaming : Internet Archive
A collection of esoteric and occult books that were originally shared on the 4chan paranormal board, /x/. Includes a wide variety of topics, full of books and...archive.org
Looking at the leaked code, it's surprising how amateurish it is. I would hope the next iteration cleans things up considerablySpeaking of tech, does anyone else think they might just trash yotsuba and move to another platform entirely? The code was apparently super old with a bunch of PHP functions that were deprecated back in 2012, and so are probably removed at this point. There will probably be so many breaking changes to PHP that entirely rewriting yotsuba wouldn't be economical.
...so they're just trans?they were outed as being transphobic and for being racist on discord
I know there are other image board platforms, so it's certainly an option. The problem though is that hiroyuki was letting the inmates run the asylum. The fact that the backend hadn't been updated in a decade -- since before he even took over I believe -- is proof enough. He was content to just let the patchwork feeble systems of 4chan run and collect whatever pass profits he could. Is he willing to invest in putting together a new website?Speaking of tech, does anyone else think they might just trash yotsuba and move to another platform entirely? The code was apparently super old with a bunch of PHP functions that were deprecated back in 2012, and so are probably removed at this point. There will probably be so many breaking changes to PHP that entirely rewriting yotsuba wouldn't be economical.
Do you think they'll let us talk about Homestuck on /co/ after they "fix" the website?It's like a heroin addiction. I need to get back in there.
Only if the associated modstaff quit upon the opsec breach. I find that unlikely, our kind will remain underneath /co/'s boot.Do you think they'll let us talk about Homestuck on /co/ after they "fix" the website?