im interested in whatever you have to share

Make a wall of text. I am not a tech guy so I prolly won't understand all the notes.

sadgrl's guides are what i started with and can absolutely recommend them if you're gunning for just a personal page https://sadgrl.online/guides/ there's also this one: https://internetingishard.netlify.app/ you'll also need to think about how you want to host it. there's shared hostings and VPSes you can buy online, or you can just host from a computer you own physically. if going with latter, you'll wanna research a little into web servers, probably Nginx, and stuff like SSL. and ditto anon regarding Sass actually, it's pretty nice.

Hello Hikarins! Everyone, I appreciate your tips and guides; I’m studying and trying to learn from everything you post here. Soon, maybe i'll got a website up and running. Thanks yall!! Im reading all of you guys drop here.

best of luck anon! getting it going can be a bit ovewhelming, but it's a pretty smooth slope down the rabbit hole from there

MDN tends to be highly technical, however it is by far the greatest resource on web development https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Learn_web_development/Core I'm not sure if i recommend starting here, but I do recommend reading at some point, and using MDN in general for documentation on specific things.

HTML is very easy and rewarding to learn. Have fun.

What is (or was?) Eternal Winter? The links for that place on your site doesn't work so it must be kill

>>1850 Vichan is dead

>>1850 I read a little of the source code back when it got leaked after the hack, and it is quite different from the conventional open source imageboards. The way something like Lynxchan works is that posts are stored in a database, and then when a user wants to see a thread, the program fetches those posts from the database and sends them to their browser, and caching is done between some of these layers to speed up the process. Yotsuba, for the vast majority of user requests, skips the database step entirely: each thread is just a file (.html) that is served statically and modified in-place whenever someone posts something; this is way faster than even caching database queries like Lynxchan does. Although the technique works, from a programmer perspective this is ugly, clunky, error-prone, unmaintainable, etc. so personally I don't think we are going to see established projects adopting it. Most imageboards don't need scale, so it's reasonable that people prioritize readability and maintainability. We are more likely to see someone writing an imageboard with LevelDB or Cassandra than re-implementing Yotsuba.

https://github.com/Alehahaev404/4chan-main Use this repo instead. an official 4chan dev gave it a license basically saying do whatever you want with this source code. this leak will be on the internet forever they can't stop you from looking or using the code so I get why he gave it this license.

https://github.com/Alehahaev404/4chan-main wrong url sorry

Okay nvm this imageboard is just fucking up the url for some reason github username is: Alex Dev 404

Its just used for minecraft and plex right now Dell PowerEdge R740 2x Intel Xeon Gold G134 3.2GHz 256GB RAM 7TB HDD

>>1537 Is your HDD noisy? Like, do you shut it off when you are going to sleep?

>>1542 its in another room but the hard drives are actually not that loud. the only thing loud about it is the fans when its starting up

>>1542 Not that anon, but I'm the 7900X3D (soon) NAS, when the R240 is quiet enough (it's way louder than the R220 it replaced ) hearing the 4 drives chugging away from seeding is actually quite comforting, I have it iny bedroom.

>>1527 been a while! all of the build went together nicely, i used the 6.4TB drive for L2ARC and it fills up quite nicely i got a pair of 3.2TB SAS SSD for my VM storage, and a pair of 960GB SATA SSD for proxmox.. i ditched TrueNAS completely.. using cockpit in a LXC with bind mounts to serve my files. i didn't bother with slog, but i don't really need it since i can write to the disk pool at about 300MB/s which is just fine!

I am looking to switch out my over-ear PC headphones for some wired earbuds of some kind. Do you guys have any recommendations? From looking online I see people recommending these, the SENNHEISER Professional IE 100 PRO. My caveat is I don't really like the wired headphones that have the silicone tips, I'd rather have the kind that are shaped like the Apple Earpods but I don't think that specific design is very common unfortunately. Any thoughts?

>>1842 the ie 100 pro are very nice, all of sennheisers newer ie models are very small and (imo) comfy too you can use a whole range of different tips on them too! i have 2 pairs of ie 100 pro, ie 600, and some other moondrop iems, i really like the moondrop blessing 3... possibly even more than my ie 600

>>1958 Search should take nanoseconds as it should be O(1). Also, your site doesn't appear to have images.

>>1959 Only 1.25 million images Maybe you can fix it to be O(1)

>>1962 Sure. Link the repo.

>>1954 The owners didnt know how to manage it, the site is probably permanently dead now. Theres a thread on wapchan that sorta discusses it if you're interested

i am making a personal site on neocities as a project to learn html and css, but i do not knopw very much at all and it is far from complete. maybe when it's closer to completion i'd consider adding it to a webring.

I've followed the LC ring threads for yeaaars but never posted any site I made because they're all smart nerds posting blogs about the same tech stuff I don't understand plus thats kind of their theme. if more h3 sites are posted I might join too, since people here are less intimidating but I also buy new domains every year when I think of something new, so maybe I wait

>>1305 just post, nobody else will

idk if unreadable.info will ever come back but I updated my website 2 years later

Idk if the webring is still up but I wanted to share my website https://adrbog.neocities.org/ Here are some pages you may like https://adrbog.neocities.org/webring/webring https://adrbog.neocities.org/#album/md https://adrbog.neocities.org/#galeria/noche

I can't add much, so take this as a free bump. >I'm quite fond of this one I dunno why, I've always been a fan of how the optiplex looked. It just... looks powerful... idk. I bought a Dell inspiron for a homeserver off of the beloved craigslist recently, installed Debian and it has been very fun to mess around with. But I guess back on topic, perhaps you could put the computer in another room? In a closet? You might have to reorder your room to make it work, maybe get some longer cables, but I imagine you could put it in a closet and then put foam around it to try and reduce the noise. Overheating might be a problem though...

my laptop's chassis only has a port for an ssd and you have to tape it down

gae + doom doesnt stack