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What are you happy for? Today had a pleasantly quiet morning.
I am not really happy over anything in particular. I am doing fine though.
Never mind, I am sad now.
>>3
What happened?
The stress of school is starting to pile up. I am starting my senior year in a couple of days, and I am behind on college applications. Kind of my own fault though.
senior year
college applications
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Hey fellow schemers. You guys are nice and there's a texboard list over there, let's share the imageboards we use!
I use lainchan and arisuchan for programming related threads, sushigirl for the comfy feeling.
Another comfy website is lewd, though not a chan.
https://lainchan.org
https://arisuchan.jp
https://sushigirl.us
https://lewd.sx
>>20
Now that is fucking cool.
>>22
If you think that's cool, the cripple has written a draft on the subject: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1vNye_et1JZQquT9Oiz1wVnikEGU8zUZ7/view
>>25
I forgot about that.
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One small error in its preparation and it's undrinkable.
If you do everything correctly with the right timing then it's almost drinkable. On the plus side you can read your future in the grounds after the coffee has been drunk.
Testes
tests
why?
What future did you read from your remains, Anon?
Gamer word
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What are you reading?
I have found a bunch of short stories by Horacio Quiroga. It's pleasant.
>>11
Are you interested in a /fr/ench board right here by chance?
Nabokov "Speak, Memory"
By now I have read it for about fifty pages, left off at the spot where he grew past 18 years of age. I don't recommend it so far, but I want to read further. Sometimes he seems to get cocky about his writer fame. I don't understand why, probably because I haven't read anything else he wrote although I've heard praise for his novels.
Besides that I currently read a book that teaches how to use the Linux command line. The author (namely William Shotts) writes small bland silly jokes into the text at times, but the book has served me well so far.
>>11
Sounds fantastic.
>>12
What do you think, any good? It took me three months to read, but it feels worth it, I am not sure why, maybe because it made me me.
>>8 Realist Magic might be the most important book written this century thus far.
Plant Love: The Scandalous Truth About the Sex Life of Plants by Michael Allaby
I recently read all four of the Inspector Akyl Bourbayev detective novels by Tom Callaghan in as many days.
On Contemporary Art by César Aira.
Invisible Man by Ralph Ellison.
currently reading The Dispossessed by Ursula K Le Guin.
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I don't believe Xanax addiction is real because I forget them some days and don't feel bad or anything.
It's ok before sleeping, it relieves muscle pain. If I had an unlimited supply, I would probably eat Xanax every day. But I don't.
>>7
Maybe a man on Xanax doesn't even know what's real and what's not. That's something I have to keep in mind.
clean bright hell
How's hell bright and clean?
With withdrawal, reality (hell) suddenly become so crisp that your only thought is to kill yourself. It's 11. pm and I still couldn't find the energy to get out of bed. I've tried to meet some friends just to have a reason to go out but when you're in that state of mind, people can feel it and have to avoid you for their own sanity.
party
alcohol + xanax
fun
friends
Get a load of this guy!
>>9
Enough emotional misery amounts to having super powers.
>>10
That is compeletly true, I have spent so much time all alone at home, just reading and learning new things. Now all the normies think that I'm a god when they see everything I know and can do.
Was your every other thought about death and dying?
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that is all.
>>5
It' MIT Scheme so no framework, no web server, no libraries, nothing. Everything has been tailored for this custom service. It runs on a ludicrously cheap VPS.
It's as fast as a guestbook from the 90ies with no traffic, I guess.
I was here.
I was here.
ded
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It's almost February but I still thought it might be nice to ask
>>3
That's the kind of post I love to read. M-x banzai!
I guess finally finish another research paper and not get kicked out of grad school.
finally move out of the abusive mother's house and hopefully even be set up to live on my own to feet without relying on others. best of luck to the rest of you anons also <3
>>6
Let us know how it goes, anon.
>>6
All the best.
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I hope it can gain a little more traction soon. What do you think?
>>2
I wish it was a little bigger. Not huge enough to go around and be a wreck like 4chan is (albeit that's an imageboard), but enough to have a bit of a consistent flow to it. Y'know what I mean?
>>3
Yes I know exactly what you mean. Give it some time though, it's only 3 weeks old. I'll do my best to contribute a bit more.
>>4
Wait, it's only 3 weeks old? Holy crap, I had no idea. Surprised there are so many people for a site this young :-o
Holy shit, this is some nice web design.
I kind of hope it doesn't get listed on the overtext.
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If you don't know what I2P is, it's a secure, anonymous underground railroad of the internet.
I'm building a small website in I2P. The I2P software comes with it's own built in server. I want to run a small anonymous textboard like we all know and love on the website so people can report problems to ask to have things added to it.
I ran an anonmous textboard years ago, I used kareha. For kareha all you have to do to make it work is chmod the .pl file to 755 and it just works. There's a moderation side to delete spam and a basic captcha that works well enough. That was about 8 years ago for me and I'd like to use something else.
The way people build websites in low bandwidth networks like I2P is generally brutalist and javascript-less. I've love to have a light javascript-less textboard like this one on my I2P site, I'm considering this software and HiveBBS but I have a couple problems.
1. While both HiveBBS and this sites are very light and brutalist in design, I have NO clue how to actually make them work on the I2P web server. HiveBBS seems to have a complicated setup even without including I2P in the mix.
2. I'm pretty sure that both this software and HiveBBS don't have simple captchas like what Kareha has.
So, what should I do? Is there some other software I should use? How would one make it work with I2Ps internal server?
Well, you can use this.
>>2
I'd like to but I don't know how to make it run on the I2P server and it doesn't have captchas.
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First you need street cred or else the unconnected people roaming the streets wouldn't leave you alone.