BEFOREHAND: close door, each window & exit; wait until time. open spellbook, study, read (scan, select, tell us); write it, print the hex while each watches, reverse its length, write again; kill spiders, pop them, chop, split, kill them. unlink arms, shift, wait & listen (listening, wait), sort the flock (then, warn the "goats" & kill the "sheep"); kill them, dump qualms, shift moralities, values aside, each one; die sheep! die to reverse the system you accept (reject, respect); next step, kill the next sacrifice, each sacrifice, wait, redo ritual until "all the spirits are pleased"; do it ("as they say"). do it(*everyone***must***participate***in***forbidden**s*e*x*). return last victim; package body; exit crypt (time, times & "half a time") & close it, select (quickly) & warn your next victim; AFTERWORDS: tell nobody. wait, wait until time; wait until next year, next decade; sleep, sleep, die yourself, die at last
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Anonymous2018-02-12 20:08
BBCODE is considered standard for the rear end
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Anonymous2018-02-19 5:41
i just added a new line
my $allow_javascript = 0;
Because i dont want to support javascript at all.
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Anonymous2018-02-19 6:20
I don't think perl is scalable enuff why not write in go with redis and shit?
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Anonymous2018-02-19 7:31
>>6 textboards need not be scalabale they're gonna be used by 8 people max
1) Text board, no Javashit. Pure css3. I dont know how i will deal with spam without it (recaptcha) but hey, who uses textboard these days, right?
2) It might support images in a future, but you will be able to pick images from a library of attachments only specific to each board.
3) I am thinking on a way to create tweets (tweeter or gab) from here so AMAs will be possible with anons.
4) Also it will have a rudimentary way to organize mods and assign tasks to them. Just because it sounds fun to implement. I doubt a textboard needs a team of mods.
Well, actually i was trying to make a CSS3 inspired on WindowsXP. Still needs work of course. But the actions, button locations, and icons at the top are there to stay.
How do you think i can avoid that? (besides not doing a textboard and forget about this and going outside)
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Anonymous2018-02-20 14:37
Any unmoderated dead community turns into a pædo nest eventually.
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Anonymous2018-02-20 14:43
>>16 was it? I remember one namefag (something @live.com I think) talking about pedo shit but I don't remember anything more than that. a single retard does not a pedophile nest make
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Anonymous2018-02-20 15:30
>>19 it does when the community consists of 2 people
No, a textboard (maybe adding images later in a limited way) that works 100% well even with JS disabled.
I think voting will be good to know what threads are really good/fun and which ones are meaningless. So you can voting vote up if you care about the thread and actually make a post.
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Anonymous2018-03-17 12:08
How do u throttle down voat
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Anonymous2018-03-17 12:14
By controlling what is being posted? Things like "+1" and variations, or repeated/too similar messages in the same thread could be filtered as shit posting.
That's not something amazing I'm pretty sure none of the current textboard softwares require JS for anything important
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Anonymous2018-03-17 12:53
>>34 The focus is 0% javascript. None. Nada. JS will be inexistant. Not even for unimportant stuff.
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Anonymous2018-03-17 13:00
>>35 Still removing the external js files in kareha for example would make it use 0% javascript, wouldn't you say?
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Anonymous2018-03-17 13:29
I know there is nothing "amazing" on not using js
I just want to show that a pretty and functional website can be done with it just by pure HTML and CSS3. I think JS is cancer.
And also i want to have fun while doing it :)
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Anonymous2018-03-17 16:03
I don't hate JavaScript, but they way websites use it: 1.Unescapable ads 2.Cryptocoin miners(new but quickly expanding industry) 3.Requiring to load thirdparty stat sites to work. 4.millions of shitty "frameworks" that make any webpage cost 100MB+ ram. Not everyone is on 16GB workstations. 5.Much slower loading and handling of content.Javascript handlers everywhere slow down DOM interaction and create noticeable latency even in latest Chrome/Firefox. (btw, this is the reason WebGL1/2 are getting popular as backends)
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Anonymous2018-03-17 18:48
>>29,31 the only way to do this without javascript is either iframes or redirect after POSTing the traditional way