No.8172
hi
No.8173
test>>8171
No.8175
>>8170Présent.
>>8172>>8173You need to type "country" in the "Flags" section.
No.8177
hello there
No.8183
>>8175 (me)
>>8181 (me)
>>8182 (me)
What the fuck, why did this shit website delayed my own post for a hour. I though that
>>8181 was posted by another french flag. I look like a fool now.
No.8184
im an amerimutt or something
No.8186
>>8184I know that "or something" is meant to express incertitude, but it doesn't make sense formally speaking.
No.8188
or something
No.8223
>>8210Yes, and I saw that the site was back on a wiki and went on it. I much prefer frogposting to whatever unfunny joke the soicucks have currently.
No.8230
>>8228Oh yeah it's a good wiki. I believe that it is currently the best imageboard related wiki. ED is hard to read and filled with porn and gore and lurkmoar is inactive.
No.8232
>>8230>Oh yeah it's a good wiki. I believe that it is currently the best imageboard related wiki.This is the case if you can make your own opinion and don't just take everything there as fact.
>edIs there even anything from there that's relevant after 2010 ?
>lurkmoarI only know them for hosting their group of 0.5ppd sites.
No.8236
>>8232>Is there even anything from there that's relevant after 2010 ?It's better than wikipedia for documenting shootings. You can even find the shooters manifestos.
I forgot about the install/g/entoo wiki and the /k/ wiki. I learned a lot from them, especially from the /g/ wiki. Sadly, they aren't active.
No.8237
>>8236>It's better than wikipedia for documenting shootings. You can even find the shooters manifestos.That's probably useful if you like reading about shootings, but I don't.
>I forgot about the install/g/entoo wiki and the /k/ wiki. I learned a lot from them, especially from the /g/ wiki. Sadly, they aren't active.I read the installgentoo wiki a bit, it's not the kind of stuff I read often but I'm sure there's good content on it.
No.8241
>>8237>That's probably useful if you like reading about shootingsI'm not specially interested by that, neither. But sometimes it is talked about on 4chan and I don't know what it is exactly about since I'm not an oldfag and neither an american.
How have you discovered the soyjak wiki?
No.8243
>>8241>I'm not specially interested by that, neither. But sometimes it is talked about on 4chan and I don't know what it is exactly about since I'm not an oldfag and neither an american.Yeah, I looked into ED again and while the gore/weird fetish shit they like to add to articles is annoying it's probably the best source of info for pre-soysphere imageboards.
>How have you discovered the soyjak wiki?A link to the sharty was spammed on a site I used, and since I like reading up on things more than posting retarded shit I probably read the wiki for about 2 months before even making a post on there.
No.8245
>>8243>A link to the sharty was spammed on a siteWhich site? A french one? Like JVC or something?
>>8244Happens to me too
No.8249
>>8248>It's fine, you aren't a plebbitor anymore.Thanks.
>I had a reddit account long time ago, for video game news.Same for me.
>I personally discovered 4chan through french forums. I assumed that you did the same.I never really used 4chan, the first time I went on it, I saw porn and left. But I do sometimes use it now, /int/ can be a good board.
No.8251
>>8249>/int/ can be a good boardYeah, I had my greatest keks there. I like how there are a lot of different flags and it's one of the most frog friendly board. For a reason, their is a lot of fagposting, too.
Pourquoi on continue à parler anglais déjà ? Je ne vois pas de règle qui interdit l'usage de langue autre que l'anglais sur ce site.
No.8252
>>8249>I never really used 4chanJe ne me suis pas relus. Je voulais dire imageboards.
No.8254
>>8251>Yeah, I had my greatest keks there. I like how there are a lot of different flags and it's one of the most frog friendly board. For a reason, their is a lot of fagposting, too.Same.
>Pourquoi on continue à parler anglais déjà ? Je ne vois pas de règle qui interdit l'usage de langue autre que l'anglais sur ce site.Je comprends, mais comme ça les autres utilisateurs peuvent lire la discussion.
No.8256
>>8255 (me)
Forgot to remove other
No.8257
>>8255>Do you visit more 4chan boards?Not really, sometimes maybe /g/ and /an/.
>What's your opinion on other them?People in those boards usually all have the same opinion, so it's boring, but /an/ has cute pictures of dogs and cats.
No.8258
>>8257>/an/Don't know much about this board. How is the board culture like? Can you learn stuff there?
>/g/This was my home board few month ago. I completely stopped going there when I realized that most of the threads there were flame-wars and about consooming. But I learned a lot thank to the ig wiki and /g/tubers.
No.8261
>>8258>Don't know much about this board. How is the board culture like? Can you learn stuff there? I use it for the animal pictures so I can't say.
>This was my home board few month ago. I completely stopped going there when I realized that most of the threads there were flame-wars and about consooming. But I learned a lot thank to the ig wiki and /g/tubers.People shouldn't let the hivemind choose what tech they use, thet aren't better than someone else because they use a Samsung, but they don't realize that.
No.8265
>>8263Learning skills is definitively good in any case, it's mainly because of imageboards that I learnt programming and now I'd consider myself at a "tolerable" skill level in 4-5 programming languages. I also installed Gentoo on a spare PC once and it taught me a lot about Linux.
Learning things from imageboards isn't bad, just don't believe all of it and don't make it your whole personality.
No.8268
>>8265>4-5 programming languagesOh wow, which ones?
>I also installed GentooDo you daily drive it? I would try it if I had a more powerful computer.
No.8269
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No.8271
>>8268>Oh wow, which ones?Perl, PHP and Ruby are the one I'd consider myself good at (HTML and CSS as well if you consider those programming languages), and also C and Java to a lesser extent.
>Do you daily drive it?I don't daily drive it, but I might move to it when I switch my PC from Windows.
>I would try it if I had a more powerful computer.Your computer doesn't have to be that good, I installed it on a 2007 laptop and it worked fine (as long as you use binary builds for web browsers and other big shit). If you have a spare PC/laptop and want to learn more about Linux, you should definitively try to install it and get a DE running, you're going to learn a lot.
No.8280
>>8263speaking of thinkpads, why do the newer laptops cost so much? also talking about the p-series ones.
is it way better to buy used, renewed, refurbished ones then directly from lenovo?
No.8283
>>8280>speaking of thinkpads, why do the newer laptops cost so muchI think that's because Thinkpads are high quality computers and they're usually purchased in a large amount by companies.
>also talking about the p-series ones. is it way better to buy used, renewed, refurbished ones then directly from lenovo?I don't know much about this series. But from my experience and what I have saw on internet, you should buy used. New Thinkpads are overpriced. You will save quite an amount of money by just buying used and nu-'pads aren't as /diy/ friendly as older ones since the RAM is soldered.
No.8285
>>8284>What softwares are available on binaries?This is a quote from Gentoo's site :
<The Gentoo binhost currently has strong support for the amd64 (x86-64) and arm64 (aarch64) architectures, for which it supplies packages that are known to be commonly installed on desktop systems. Such packages include the KDE Plasma and GNOME desktop environments, and productivity packages such as LibreOffice or TeX Live, for example. For these architectures, the binary packages are updated daily.
>LibrewolfI'm not sure about Librewolf having binary packages, but it's definitively availible on Gentoo (
https://librewolf.net/installation/gentoo/).
No.8290
>>8283>nu-'pads aren't as /diy/ friendly as older ones since the RAM is soldered.of course