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by sdsd 2y ago
I actually used marquee on two recent sites I made (for fun). On darigo.su if you open Napster (in the pokeball button computer), and on hnchan.darigo.su. I love marquee.
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by sdsd 2y ago
A year ago I was listening to philosophytube do his interpretation of Julius Caesar's speech about The Conspiracy Of Catiline, which you can find somewhere in this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q8NVy00tfdI . Wh
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by sdsd 2y ago
There are cozier imageboards out there. Sushi Girl is pretty laid back: https://sushigirl.us/lounge/index.html
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by sdsd 2y ago
I once made an HN based board just to learn htmx: https://hnchan.darigo.su/ only a few posts, since it's really just a learning project. But feel free to visit regardless :)
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by sdsd 2y ago
Your attempt is appreciated but some pedantry if I may: 1. /i/ on non-4chan sites is where raids and invasions are conducted 2. skid has been in use for decades, it's not a zoomer thing at all. Here's an urban dictionary
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by sdsd 2y ago
Actually i was referring to /i/nsurgency aka /i/nvasion, the board where raids are conducted! Eg: leftychan.net/i/ or 711chan.wtf/i/
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by sdsd 2y ago
What a cool person. I really enjoy writing assembly, it feels so simple and I really enjoy the vertical aesthetic quality. The closest I've ever come to something like OP (which is to say, not close at all) was when I was trying to hel
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by sdsd 2y ago
>I greatly appreciate gold as being able to calculate how much a dollar was worth back then and how much they were making in a day The problem is that the value of gold is not fixed. It may have gone up or down quite a bit since then rel
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by sdsd 2y ago
Guess I'm the only one XD Oh well! I'd have expected a bigger overlap between chans and HN
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Ask HN: Do any of you use imageboards?
10 points by sdsd 2y ago|22 comments
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by sdsd 2y ago
Kinda reminds me of that software law, where any hardware gains are negated by bloated software. Any medical discoveries are negated by deteriorating diet.
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by sdsd 2y ago
Which ideas "become a thing" also feels very controlled to me. I feel like NGOs kinda form a global para-empire that the US uses to form and control counterelites. Idk really but that's my completely ignorant conspiracy state
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by sdsd 2y ago
I spent so much time on an imageboard called 711chan, as a teen. It's actually still around: 711chan.wtf. Wanting to contribute to leh /i/nsurgency nonsense was kind of how I got into programming. Not related to TFA, but that
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by sdsd 2y ago
Yep! It's actually free to get a ship: https://redhorizon.com/ Feel free to email me using the email address from my post and I can show you some good apps, introduce you to people, etc. It's fun.
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by sdsd 2y ago
If you make one, I'd join it. I've found Discord less satisfying - lots of superficial chat, rather than longform, thoughtful communication. I haven't used it a ton, though. Any servers you recommend?
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by sdsd 2y ago
That's not a dumb question! If anything, my wording was dumb :) The more usual term is "radical centrism" ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Radical_centrism ). I would say someone like Richard Hanana or rati
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by sdsd 2y ago
I'll start :3 alias: darigo interests: odd operating systems like templeos and Genera, far right politics, far left politics, far center politics, latin america, fencing (HEMA and olympic), self improvement language(s): english
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Ask HN: Who Wants a Penpal?
121 points by sdsd 2y ago|93 comments
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by sdsd 2y ago
Thanks for the kind words and for stopping by to say hi!
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by sdsd 2y ago
Once I realize what I'd done, I decided that I could use htmx to automatically add new posts to threads, and give an unobtrusive notification when new threads are available while you're posting, some other small stuff like that. B
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I made an HN-themed BBS to practice Htmx (and forgot to use Htmx for it)(hnchan.darigo.su)
4 points by sdsd 2y ago|3 comments
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by sdsd 2y ago
Not related to TFA but the word "semiotics" to me is very evocative of this set of academic subjects in the 70s that were just kind of shelved. Right along with cybernetics or women's lib. Here in Guatemala there was a used b
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by sdsd 2y ago
Yup yup, in the words of Olivia Rodrigo, it's brutal out here. I've found it nigh impossible to sell my programming skills as a web dev. Instead I've found freelance work doing technical writing and making Urbit apps on the s
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by sdsd 2y ago
I think it's mostly empty, but everyone is cramming into the same few places. Eg I don't think rural Japan has this problem. But then you have to give up on high paying jobs, live standup comedy, lots of matches on tinder, or what
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We're in a pretty different circumstance so this probably won't be useful, but in our case, my wife has a bank account and I don't. Our belief as fundamentalist Christians is that I as the man have final authority in the fami
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Chud Stack: a web app pattern for hopeless IT workers (and their families)(gist.github.com)
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by sdsd 2y ago
Ah, yes. I read a good book about stories like this: The Ministry of Plenty's forecast had estimated the output of boots for the quarter at 145 million pairs. The actual output was given as sixty-two millions. Winston, however, in rewr
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by sdsd 2y ago
Thanks for visiting! Receiving guestbook comments is such a delight. Does Chrome also give you this warning on desktop?
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by sdsd 2y ago
>When a user visits your site with a modern browser in default configuration they'll get an error page along the lines of: Neither desktop firefox nor chrome seem to do this by default, at least on my Mac (actually I think I'm
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by sdsd 2y ago
>Beyond ‘getting a moustache tattoo on your finger’ quirkiness In that case, seems totally worth it. I, like moustache finger tattoos, am aggressively opposed to worrying about being perceived as cool. I will just have to live with being

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