I want you to post I wouldn't call it a chan because it's a huge departure from Futaba imageboards and has different goals;
it's a glorified guestbook that cuts through posts to find the best ones to feature on goeshard.org
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It's my personal pastebin -- a modified instance of pinnwand. The uploads will automatically expire.
Let's find out if these pastes actually get deleted.
https://code.goeshard.org/AM-- this one should be gone a week from now.
https://archive.is/VhLNe-- here's the archived page.
I moved this thread to /tech/ to kind of emphasize that this is a good place to share your projects.
I actually might take this down one day. At the moment there isn't a good reason to bring it down, but in the future it could turn into "I would rather run something else instead."
I like the idea of restoring old computers but I don't know. I also don't want to use loud potato computer that much.
At least they look cool.
I'd love to take the shell of an old CRT and put in a flat 4:3 monitor, build a modern PC in an matching case, get an old keyboard and mouse, and just have a deliciously retro battle station.
I've been using the same computer for 10 years (pic not related). It's one of those tempered glass cases that was popular in 2016. I've never dusted the inside of it once. It's bascially a dust cloud disaster zone in there. I'm afraid that if I opened it up, the eldritch horrors that would come out would occupy my house and never leave.
What is my point?
Having tempered glass and sleek black computers you can see inside to all the over designed parts... It's just a window into the dust horrors. Computers should be gray, the color of dust, and you should never see inside of them until you open them up.
The only reason to keep old computers is to run old software that doesn't work the same on modern machines. Otherwise, old computers are generally much less efficient, using way more energy to do far less
> only reason to keep old computers
there's a damned good reason if you're a kid and you never know if your computer breaks how will you get another one.
also keeping your own old computers and getting a bunch of other peoples old computers is different imo
but overall I agree, the fascination with old computers is really superficial. it would be different if people were restoring them for museum reasons, but it's more like teens just want to be cool using windows xp and having their whole family hacked because of it.
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> there's a damned good reason if you're a kid and you never know if your computer breaks how will you get another one.
Easy. You fix the one you broke. This is a rite of passage for families who let their kids use computers
Today I finished reading K&R all the way through! :D
I'll be working my way through a bunch of personal projects now
Nice I read this last spring.
Books are the slept on best way to learn programming.
You can technically share code on the board.
https://code.goeshard.org-- the pastebins will expire so you have to use a page archiver.
Although it would have to be really important to want to go to all that trouble. :P
>>0x000004
> would be easier to just use a never expire pastebin site
you're not wrong though. I don't want the responsbility of running never expire text files so yeah just use that.
Is it because of my inadequacy as a programmer?
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> I never thought about this before. Is this good advice?
its OPEN sourced not OPENED sourced you idiot learn some grammer
I’d like to interject for a moment. What you are referring to as Linux is in fact GNU/Linux or as recently i have taken to calling - GNU+Linux. Linux is not an operating system unto itself but rather another free component of a full functioning GNU system made useful by the GNU corelibs, shell utilities and vital system components comprising a full OS as defined by POSIX.
they have the technology you know
