What's your main browser? I use five-six browsers like it's still the 2000s because some browsers blacklist flash but are more efficient to use, while others don't blacklist things but have shitty adblock and horrible design
I highly recommend using cloudflare's csam scanning tool to stop illegal images from appearing on your site. It also helps to block proxies as well. I think as an imageboard community we can stop this shit but we need to start taking measures to put an end to it. If you want to step away from your board for awhile don't leave posting open. It will get spammed. Just put it in read only until you come back.
And yes, I'm posting this on all the imageboards I find. No I'm not a bot.
is you're anus ready for federated textboards
also there's tags instead of boards
I wanted to get some more muscle out of my desktop for more involved tasks, so I did some research and stumbled upon OpenCL and other GPGPU concepts. I've personally found the really useful since a chunk of the heavier software I use supports OpenCL, but since I haven't been programming a lot of the concept have been going over my head.
Have you guys been using GPU computing for your work?
So apparently I've been playing a lot with this program lately https://github.com/seebye/ueberzug. The program does what it is designed for which is, rendering image file into your terminal emulator. Out of all that, there's one important feature that is missing for my requirement. It's kind of awe that you can't have transparency rendering from the image into the terminal. Every time I render it, the transparency in the image got striped out. It could have been much more fun if the transparency in the image still intact.
Why does the bot post broken links to some empty wordpress full of lorem ipsum where you can't even buy the drugs.
What purpose does it have?
budget: around a $1000
What I need:
- new as in "never been used before" (people watch porn with their laptop, I don't want to type on a keyboard covered with the semen of a previous owner)
- something lightweight (13-14'')
- sturdy construction, can't afford to buy another one before long, can't afford to buy cheap, had to sell my NEET body for those $1000
- RAM, more RAM, even more RAM, never enough RAM, upgradable RAM
- quad core, but doesn't need to be too powerful, low watt
- no discrete GPU, I don't game, I need Intel integrated graphics for Lunix (so, Intel proc only)
- silence, I need a lot of silence. I've never heard the fans of my Asus Zenbook ux305la, it's ok if the fans kick in during heavy loads, but I don't want to hear them while I daydream. I mostly daydream and barely heavy load anyway.
- Atheros AR5B22 AR9462 wifi card for Lunix (they cost less than $10 if I can replace the factory-installed card)
- good battery life would be nice
- hardware compatiblity with Linux and why not FreeBSD, OpenBSD, OSX, Windows 10 and TempleOS...
- matte display
- good keyboard
- all parts serviceable/upgradable
- 2 M2 SSD would be great
- legacy ports like USB A, SD card reader, HDMI...
Usage: shitposting, SSH clients, chan browsing, programming, running virtual machines
The new old model Lenovo T480 with i5 8350U, Intel UHD 620 graphics, 1920x1080 matte shitty screen, 2 DDR4 RAM slots ticks all the boxes except maybe bad cooling/silence. Am I missing anything or can I order it tomorrow?
How do I become the world's best programmer ever?
I recently remembered that I had a spare low powered GPU around my apartment. Since one of the monitors I was using only had VGA, I figured I could use the card to power that monitor and have a proper dual screen set-up.
A few days of research, trail, error and wiping my OS disks multiple times, I got it to work, but only after eschewing desktop environments.
Despite it being a seemingly common and well documented feature, for some reason many desktop environments don't know how to handle more than one Xscreen, based on my experience with XFCE, KDE and MATE. Sure, it is easier to just use the inputs already available on one GPU, but in my case this wasn't an option since my card lacked the right input without an adapter. According to the reading I've done online, using multiple GPUs for each monitor was a normal thing, has the feature become that depreciated with time?
I have this obsession with implementing event loops, even when they're completely unnecessary. I don't know why, it's just the style of coding that makes the most sense to me.
ok so if computational processes are beings that inhabit computers, people create programs to conjure those spirits and you have no magical power ability whatsoever then is there any hope for becoming a wizard
https://edu.alibabacloud.com/elearning?spm=a2c4d.8764728.4363105600.3.712466638JdB6W
lots of jargons and names... i cant seem to remember them.
jsut like i dont remember all the characters from the comic i buy.
especially if they look substantially worthless.
hello /cc/
Need some help on shell scripting. Could you help me how to make this code better?
I've almost prepared the first release version of a decentralized textboard. It allows threads and replies to be shared between multiple servers, and threads are assigned to tags, rather than boards.
What kinds of features should my board have besides just these? It's still very minimalist -- a blank slate for progress!
The great awakening of world have began ladies in gentlemen.
Since when the great civilations of the world have hidden a secret that no man have revealed!
today will be you date to wake up from state of dream you been sleep for many centuries
maybe the goverments of world and the religious of world knows about it?
you are in state of a "DREAM from the metrix"
budda called it a 'illucion" life. reality being perceptual.The creation is holographic,
containing all.The entire creation is Cosmic perception in varying forms of vibrational
sound frequencies,containing octaves of knowledge.and forming dimensions containig that
knowledge Each of these dimensions are ordered by their own universal laws that apply to the
expansive potential of the information within the dimensions.
" Uncounsious mind"=data transfer.01 quatum computing.or autopilot.
The "preconscious" refers to the thoughts you aren"t actively thinking of but can call to mind
given the right trigger."Consciousness" the state of being awake and aware of one 's surroundngs.
"subconsciousness" of or concerning the part of the mind of which one is not full aware but which
one's actions and feelings.So you see your whole life is about "thoughts,feelings,emotions.= reality.
You Are a in computer prg.0a1. 'USE THE COHERRENT THOUGHTS TO UNDERSTAND THE METRIX'
Anybody here into keyboards, modern or retro?
I just got my Wyse 85 Gate Array working today with a teensy and soarer's converter. It feels so good typing on this old as shit keyboard. I haven't even soldered the connection yet, just stuck em through. Sorry for shitty image quality; potato phone.
Typed on my WY85 Gate Array.
>inb4 winblows
https://www.bitchute.com/video/1pn5dFQmUNyh/ just found this today, thought maybe I'd share some hi-kwalidy content. I've also been looking into alternatives to YouTube. Peertube seems promising.
Dear Ota-min,
Please add an ATOM feed for new threads per-board, and (please?) make an ATOM feed for new or non-sage comments. I'm very lazy and don't like to manually visit a bunch of different websites. Alternatively please e-mail me and we can discuss an API so that I can integrate your board into ANUS (Anonymous News Universal Scraper) a key component of Multi-Channel a federated textboard network.
e-mail: 52@4x13.net
Today I confirmed my X/i3/lightdm doesn't like to get up at morning.
I wake up and startup my debian install, all's nominal.
I log in and it crashes, going back to the greeter screen.
I just go to a console and do my shit, suspecting there's some Y2K fuckery going on.
When 10 am rolls in, I restart the lightdm service and log in, successfully.
What a shithole this software is.
Phones are so exciting, especially amalogue. You never know who might be at the other end of the line. Could be a scammer, or an alien displaced in the fourth dimension.
In this thread, post weird findings you happen to stumble upon on your favorite p2p client. While looking up games and music on soulseek, I came across some funny grindcore.
https://anonfiles.com/Lao9LeKdo6/Masturbating_With_Her_Panties_mp3
I just wanted to share something I've discovered and have been using for years.
I see programmers using various color themes in their editors, some themes are even designed specifically for programming like "solarized" that some programmers swear by.
But I think they've got it all wrong. The real "perfect theme" for programmers is anything that has _constant luminosity_.
Think about it, if you have syntax highlighting then your eyes are constantly going over colors of varying luminosity's and every time you go from one color to the other (which happens a lot) the iris in your eye has to adjust to let in more or less light than the previous color.
For the average programmer this could mean your iris needs adjusting multiple times per second as you read a single statement with several colors.
That sounds really hard on your eyes, so what if you make a color theme that has constant "luminosity"? Meaning that as your eyes dart around the code your iris is staying fixed letting in a constant, unchanging, amount of light the whole time. That way the muscles in your eyes can relax even as you're staring at a dark terminal screen all day long.
Pic related is a constant luminosity theme (I just opened up GIMP which has a color picker with a luminosity slider, and chose 8 colors with the same luminosity values).
After switching to this theme I've hardly ever had any eye strain even after spending an entire day programming.
Of course it has some downsides, like you can't read the text over a colored background, but that's usually not a problem when it comes to syntax highlighting.
Just sharing my discovery in case it helps someone else who gets eye strain as often as I did.
I'm learning scheme as my "first language" using How to Design Programs. I've had previous programming experience before, but this is the first time i'm learning seriously with the intention of being able to understand common computer jargon like what a bash file is or what a port is. Whenever I look at other languages now, they seem so fucked up. I think, where are the parentheses? How do you know when one function starts and the next ends? How can you use an or function inside another function in c if semicolons end a function, or is or not a function in c for some reason? In middle school, I tried learning c. I don't remember what they do, but pointers were a nightmare and I'm scared of it them now.
Other languages seem like their syntax is full of arbitrary things what line you're writing on being important. In scheme, there's no difference between brackets and parentheses, they just contain things. Functions always go at the start of parentheses, and everything else after, so there's no order confusion. A good ide like DrRacket keeps track of parentheses for you too, so not having enough or too many isn't a problem. Like legos, you can just put these simple pieces together unlike a gundam model or something. It seems like it works so well to me, I don't understand why other languages are different. Is there a good reason why other languages don't have the same format besides speed?
https://gitlab.com/ison2/kotatsu
Why is there no license file provided? By default, software is proprietary, you will need to declare it under a free license to make it free software.
Hello
http://electroboard.ga/ibdb/
I have made this imageboard database as my first PHP project.
It would be really nice if you consider adding your board to the database.
Thank you very much and sorry for shilling. Have a nice day
How suitable would kotatsu be for facilitating anonymous software development? You can open threads for issues, post patches as attachments, do code review the way they do on mailing lists. Of course there's no integration with version control software but mailing lists lack that too and they work just fine.
So, I finally decided to properly try to learn C.
>main(){printf("suck my cock, dude\n");}
As you are all no doubt (painfully) aware, the above is a valid C program. Compilers will whine at you, even hiss and scream, but in the end, they'll do what they're told and put it together. As short and non-compliant as it is however, several points of redundancy still come out to me.
main: Not useful here, as we're just using one (proper) function, anyway.
(): These brackets do nothing. That is their explicit purpose.
"": We should be able to omit these, and have the compiler recognise the area between those brackets as a plain old string. Since I'm inexperienced, I don't know whether that's on the C language itself, or stdio, though.
;: As far as I can understand, the purpose of the semicolon is to separate functions from eachother. printf is the last (not to mention, ONLY) function in this area, so I can't see what it adds.
In short, I think this should be a valid C program:
>printf(suck my cock, dude\n)
To go about doing this, I propose that we create a new language, which is to be called "Corner-Cutting C", so we can shave off as many of those nasty little bytes as possible. Who's with me?
The day has finally come, Guix now runs on the much anticipated Hurd kernel: https://guix.gnu.org/blog/2020/a-hello-world-virtual-machine-running-the-hurd/
Posting from elinks! What browser do you use when surfing the web through a CLI?
Community reminds me of vidlii but the design itself is just a slower clunkier version of dailymotion.
https://vlare.tv/v/Vmo6lb2K
Is someone here using it? Or does someone plan to try it?
https://www.qubes-os.org/
Do any of you care about your privacy and such. It seems we live in times of next to 0 privacy, even if you disconnect yourself from mainstream platforms. It has gotten to the point where I think it is only possible to be truly anonymous by going full kaczynski and hiding out in the woods providing your own services and resources.
Here's an eye opening talk about the subject:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O7z9SJ4QXis
I haven't watched this one, just a talk he did from 2016, but I'm sure this has similar information.
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Всемирно известные дизайнеры уже представили свои коллекции к осенне-зимнему сезону 2019/2020. Вам интересно, что будет модно в предстоящем сезоне? Какими будут осенние и зимние тренды на рубеже 2019 и 2020 годов? Мы приглашаем вас в статью, в которой вы найдете много вдохновения и стильной одежды. Не ждите и проверьте осенние и зимние тенденции сейчас.
Is there any song that somehow makes you feel more like you're using a computer, and somehow "feels" like you're using the old internet more than this one?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=88uQ3z-wBJU
Am I going crazy, or is there a slight difference between about:blank and data:;, ? I keep flipping between the two of them and not being able to point out anything in particular, but they just feel differinct. Like there's a slight dicolouration between the two of them or something.
Hey what do you guys think of this style for a textboard I have in the works?
I've only completed the front page so far. Also, ignore the dates on the News section, they are only placeholders. The center image is a gif you could view: https://steamuserimages-a.akamaihd.net/ugc/634231315278255023/DB7A5861ED713574B6F18652178B8D91B90F671B/
Heavily inspired by 4taba lol.
Got myself a raspberry pi 3 to run a web server and do tests and shit with the website, as I'm still a complete n00b with backend.
Just got myself a refurbished EliteDesk 705 G1 SFF for cheap, the first non-laptop computer I've bought thus far. It's pretty bare bones, didn't even come with an Operating System, but that's exactly what I was looking for. I wanted to have a box so I could work on making myself properly computer literate, as well as making a workstation for doing creative(Illustration, Video editing) work on.
Right now my first step was to put Ubuntu on there to see if it was working right, but I'm still figuring out what to do with it from there. The box didn't come with a Wi-fi card, so I was considering making an offline copy of the repository for fun. What would you Sprouts suggest be done with this blank box?
Language based interfaces(Shell language+utils, things like lisp environments, etc) are usually preferable to graphical interfaces for the same reason standard musical notation is preferable to tab notation. Its usually better to be able to just say what you mean than to have to demonstrate it.
What sort of X resources tricks do you guys do?
*Color15: orange
Some servers I connect to try to send me explicitly white text, so I recolor it as orange so it doesn't become invisible. As you can see, it only remaps the white from the 16-color set, not the 256-color set.
I'm also considering making xterm open by default as 160 x 48.
>"Computer Club"
>Server with .py scripts: https://github.com/4taba/4taba
we've all heard about cyberpunk and cipherpunk, but here's something new:
textpunk.
That's right. Textpunk
Newspaper articles, BBSs (like this one), IRC, ASCII art, Kopipe, program source code, Novels, View HTML source, Google search engine, Mathematics, Hieroglyphics, The Rosetta Stone, Gutenberg Bible...
A textpunk doesn't sit there waiting for information to be slowly fed to him drip at a time by the gogglebox. A textpunk is thirsty for knowledge and 100% focused - they read old school hacker textfile zines. They don't waste their time with lame imageboarders: instead they're doing crazy abstract shitposting on /prog/ with thoughts and concepts twisted up so with many levels of irony that it becomes an art form.
Textpunks recognize and understand the true power of kopipe - how a well crafted piece of text can be so damn powerful that it alone can trigger thousands of replies with so much veracity within days. They see through things down into the core of what really counts, everything in the computer is built of text, ascii, strings of bits - They don't care about the latest 3D GUI environment fads. No, that's just a distraction. 7-bit clean ascii program source code. That's textpunk.
Look at how text has shaped humanity: The birth of writing systems was correlated with some of fastest advances of science and technology in early human history. Mass production of the Bible took power away from a few select monks and democratized paving the way for people to start thinking for themselves. Programming is text and it's the closest thing there is in the world to true wizardy and spell casting. Talking about real SICP-type programming here, not that modern garbage.
Today textpunks build up digital libraries of books and stick it to the copyright cartel. Schwarz, lib gen, the gentoomen library, and so many anonymous sources that tireless scan and collect books.. Textpunks are the people in tune with modern digital society of ultrafast cost-free transmission of text, they're the ones rethinking and revolutionizing publishing mixing it with open rights and making works available online.
/g/ bitches about it in package golf dick measuring contests, but honestly, arch has entirely the right idea what with putting the headers and such in every package. any time I want to compile something myself and its /never/ adequately explained beyond 'qt' or just no explanation, its a pain in the ass to look around for the development files for shit I already have installed
I already have a CRT and a two decade old laptop (both of which I've had for years). Old tech interests me but the shipping/prices are insane, and most people who sell shit for cheap are in obscure old tech circlejerks that usually have regular buyers.
I needed to open MHTs on Debian. My old solutions were rebooting into Windows (doublebooting or VirtualBox) and using Firefox 3.6, but I remembered that legacy Opera could open MHT files. It worked great, but I also got a metric fuck ton of feels. Opera and Edge have moved on to Blink, and Firefox is trying its best to look like Chrome. The web has become bloated with JS, and browsers have become heavy. Very sad.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n5ahcFz4iF8
AVATARA, a documentary about Onlive Traveler and its inhabitants (made in 2003) by 536 Productions of Vancouver, BC, Canada. Onlive Traveler was released in 1996.
The description of this video explains how to join and see it for yourself.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9J1slS6QYe0
This user provides some tutorials to help you join DigitalSpace Traveler
http://www.youtube.com/user/clements1952/videos
This documentary was supplied to the Preserving Virtual Worlds project by Bruce Damer from his collection of videos documenting the history of virtual worlds.
https://archive.org/details/virtual_worlds
Lets do KnR exercises.
I'm just pleased cause I solved one I was bothered by, is all.
Program, in C, a function that reverses a string in place, with recursion.
My additional autism dictates that you not use static variables.
If you mean to post a solution, don't look at mine or a solutions wiki until you've written yours, remember!
mine(not formatted because I dont know if code blocks can nest inside spoilers properly):
void reverse(char *f, char *l){
\tchar c = *f;
\tif(f != l+(strlen(l)-1)){
\t\treverse(f+1, l);
\t}
\t*(l+(strlen(f)-1))=c;
}
Are there any games or competitions where it's allowed and expected for both players to use AI to guide their decisions? To make it fun, it would have to be a game where using the computational power of a machine combined with human strategy would give a significant advantage over either one used alone. And optimally it would be a game in which improvement was possible both on the human and AI sides.
Once again, proprietary practices like NDAs are shown to harm users like you.
https://lobste.rs/s/zwkuza/intel_cpus_might_leak_information_about
Intel et al formed a secret club to prevent information from Intel bugs from spreading, but the OpenBSD devs figured it out anyway.
I just found this lol
https://github.com/kulpae/cloudruby
ran this after install
cloudruby $search initial d non stop
and enjoy dank remix 24/7 a day lol
I downloaded the 30 MB Debian installer ISO hoping that I could avoid extra cruft, but the fucker ended up downloading Gnome and a bunch of shit anyway, and my first 10 minutes of using Debian outside of a VM have started with the removal of 800+ MB of packages. Is this what the laconically-labeled 'Debian Desktop Environment' option was? Fuck.
I'm sharing a small list of software to deal with SWF /f/iles. If you know of anything else or alternatives, please post as well.
To view SWF files on a desktop you can either use Adobe's "Flash Player projector" found here:
https://www.adobe.com/support/flashplayer/debug_downloads.html#fp15
or use a third party player, which I have been able to find only of one:
http://www.swffileplayer.com/
Both are proprietary, Adobe's player has support for most platforms, the second player is only available for Windows. Both can play games as well, I think that's essential for a proper player as there are some that only play animations.
To render SWF files as video use Swivel, it's open source, but only supports Windows and MacOS.
https://www.newgrounds.com/wiki/creator-resources/flash-resources/swivel
It's not always stable, but gets the job done. Games can also be rendered with it, though no audio will played during this.
I only know the bare minimum necessary to build a computer and play erotic games. Programming does not interest me.
>build new ryzen 2200g pc for shits and giggles
>can't use linux yet because unstable as shit until at least kernel 4.18
Well, I guess I can wait.
Anyone else like to collect televisions? I focus mainly on CRT televisions because they're superior to LCD/LED screens (especially for gaming), plus you can get them for cheap or for free these days. My current collection is a 14" Sony PVM I bought for $60 off of eBay, a 20" Samsung CRT my neighbor was throwing out, a 26" Sony Wega I found on the side of the road, a 32" Toshiba HD CRT I got for free at a garage sale, and the only non-CRT in my collection, a 46" Samsung DLP I got for $50 at an estate sale.
I like to keep on top of activities when it comes to imageboards, but I don't like opening a new tab for every single one, especially when I get the feeling that I might have missed a couple. Would this be hard to implement, and are they still valid enough for most users?
Do y'/all/ use any creativity? Blender, Maya, GIMP, Photoshop, Inkscape, Illustrator, Krita, Premiere, Final Cut Pro, Max? I'm struggling to use GIMP right now, it's a complete shitshow (in my humble opinion) compared to Photoshop.
Are you all ready for bio computers?
Can't wait for the huge increase in "god games" where you get to fuck around with actual sentient NPCs to make them feel pain or pleasure.
This probably is more social than software, but man: fuck people who use discord. One website I was on, people were asking for an IRC channel, and one of the people running the site made a discord channel instead.
How do you get normalfags to stop being such brainless and spineless conformists?
After setting up a retro DOS PC and having a ton of fun with it, I've gained quite a bit of interest for other kinds of 90's computing, namely the non-x86 Unix workstations of yore that were monstrously fast and expensive back in the day. Anyone have experience with those things? Are they actually worthwhile to get and use, or is it one of those things where you play with it for a couple hours and just let it gather dust afterwards?
The MIPS-based SGI boxes are particularly interesting, but the pricing on those things seems rather silly at the moment.
I'm kinda impressed with powershell: despite it's extreme verbosity, it has a very, very strong tab-complete.
I was writing a powershell script for a friend today, despite not knowing powershell, and I was interested to see that options to commands could be tab-completed, and that even arguments to commands can be tab-completed.
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Interestingly enough, Microsoft has open-sourced powershell under the MIT licence, and apparently it works on GNU/Linux and Mac OS X.
Software: http://github.com/153/iyagi-bbs
(messy backend but beats kareha)
Demo: http://4x13.net/bbs/
EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FsVSZpoUdSU
A computer makes funny noises, but with actual practical applications behind it.
The source code for one of the best browsers ever, Opera 12, was leaked.
https://www.opera.com/blogs/security/2017/01/legacy-opera-presto-source-code-appearance-online-sharing-sites/
./configure files are 30k lines long and contain shit like this:
neovim accepts mouse input to move cursor and highlight text.
I don't know if I should be happy or disturbed by this.
I'm thinking about getting a new computer.
While I know nothing about computers, I spend a lot of time on them, and would like the best you guys can imagine.
I've heard good things about Linux, should I get it?
And I've heard good things about building my own computer, should I do that?
Also, is there a book I can read, preferably a .pdf, about how to start understanding computer hardware and software?
Here's an example of what's wrong with software today.
* https://github.com/laneb/congruence_solver
Some guy made a program that takes an equation and tries x=1,x=2,x=3,.. up to some limit to check if it can solve it.
Like, the entire computation is literally a for loop.
That's fine but let's see what he did to acheive this goal...
ITT we create a python3 script 1 line at a time
Rules:
･ Use this character "→" to indicate each level of indentation (to make it clear, since python relies heavily on indentation)
･ Valid additions must be wrapped in [ cb ] tags
･ Only 1 line of code per post
･ Lines that would cause a crash are not allowed unless wrapped in an appropriate "try" block
･ Game Over if the interpreter enters an infinite loop
･ You cannot start a 1 line loop that would be infinite
･ Recursion not allowed
･ No quit()'ing
As a courtesy please try not to make 2 consecutive contributions, let someone else go after you.
Line 1: def somefunction():
holy FUCK am I ever excited for 16.10
it'll have 4.8!!! unity 8 preinstalled!!!
now I'll have something to replace windows 10 !
"When people started including CI/travis, build bots, frameworks, dozens of libraries for a simple application, and so on. It's not that I don't really understand the logic of programming, it's that I don't understand why programmers make life so difficult for themselves.
It's just not fun anymore to hack away at a couple of source files without having to commit every line of code, get shat on for a simple typo by feminist non-programmers, have to implement a CoC for projects on Github, and so on. Fuck this hobby and fuck this industry."
- Jesus
General thread for anything about unicode. Ask questions, share interesting unicode related stuff. etc.
Personally, maintaining flow state and being in the zone is something I take extremely seriously. I do everything I can to minimize distractions and maintain my focus on what I'm doing, and it helps immensely in building momentum and achieving great development velocity
Writing tests is different from the frame of mind you need to be in to effectively write production code. Hence, constantly jumping back and forth between writing production code and writing test code, involves lots of costly context switches, and loss of flow.
So we've had some expressed interest in making a demo for the next TMDC.
What is TMDC? What is a demo?
Textmode Demo Competition - demos evolved from those little intros crackers used to include with pirated software/games. Compos are basically a dickwagging competition for making a good visual and audio production usually with real-time graphical programming.
Here's an example of a textmode demo: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t76kr2lKC2k
Whats our idea?
I thought we'd keep in theme with this imageboard so something /jp/ related. However the rules of TMDC require us to own or have access to the copyright, 2hu fits this as ZUN's terms of use a pretty loose. We've pretty much agreed on this although we should look for more content or reference we can use.
How do we get started?
There are frameworks to work with, here's one by brainstorm:
https://files.scene.org/get/parties/2014/function14/demo/textmodeframework.zip
First should take a look at the framework and start figuring out how it works. We should probably get a simple prototype such as an image loaded into the framework and an audio file playing.
We'll need more ideas of what to actually do with it. Especially if we're solely using 2hu we might want to think of a script and what characters we want to include i.e. are we going for laughs, drama, etc?
Should we create an IRC channel for this? Discord?
We might want something more instant than the board for discussing smaller details. I would lean more towards Discord as we can have a "log" of changes and multiple channels for working on different things.
#include <iostream>
using namespace std;
int main(int argc, char** argv){
cout<<"Hello world!\n";
return 0;
}
Worked really hard on this. What do you think?
