I have some questions for the developer! What did you start

>>460120
I have an answer from the developer!

Fuck you!

I'm thinking!

>>461394
Think faster!

>>461394
Fuck me, shit is sliding all over the shop, mods and gook moot is nowhere to be seen, and yet here you are.

Here's my question for The Developer. Is it literally you now? has everyone else fucked off? Cuz thats how it's looking down here at the coal face.

>>461402
The real question should be in what other ways he is fortifying the barriers of entry for newfags.

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>>461394
Advice: Stop shitting up the site

>>461394
I've seen many underages linking to 4chan on youtube, for example, can't you detect HTTP referrers and redirect the browser to somewhere else, like, last measure?

>>461394
le blue palm man spotted

>>461394
Good thinking!

Do you do it for free?

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>>461402
never lol they make too much money

>>461394
Hey, what do you know, my answer was right.

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がんばて!

> What did you start out doing for programming/software development?

I typed some BASIC games out of a book I found in a thrift shop.
Then I worked on porting software to OS X because that's what you had to do back in the day. There was plenty of time for it because I had no friends.

It's very educational though, teaches you the whole system from top to bottom!

> Are there any projects you'd suggest as being interesting or fun?

Real cool projects: an NES emulator, an MPEG2 player, or just a JPEG reader

Write an imageboard, but don't actually host it anywhere, or it'll get spammed.

Make some bullshit in Haskell and then some in assembler. It's aight.

> Having been working in the industry for a while, what are the kinds of things people look for? Languages? Experience with certain technologies?

What they really look for is the ability to work in a group and learn things without being taught. But how they look for it is by torturing you with interviews where they just ask questions from a data structures textbook.

> What pays the big bucks?

My theory is it should be boring, but not too boring. In between SpaceX and Microsoft.

But if you can live cheaply that doesn't really matter anyway.

> Is bubble tea really that good?

It's full of sugar so it's really bad for you! Plum tea is good.

> I want to learn Japanese but I think I'm doing it wrong.

Yeah, you should learn Chinese.

> University was lacking for me (which might have been my fault), are there any independent learning materials you'd suggest?

"Remembering the Kana"
http://www.imabi.net
Yotsuba&! for reading practice
http://hibiki-radio.jp for listening practice

> I want to follow some developers! Suggestions?

I can't recommend anyone because they're all normies.

http://steve-yegge.blogspot.com
http://yosefk.com/blog/
http://blog.regehr.org

> What is your favourite ramen?

Hakata tonkotsu

> What is your sleep schedule like right now?

Disordered!

>>461399

I'm actually devops.

>>461444

Yeah. To keep my contribution sustainable I have a strict program of not reading the site very often. Whenever I come back I'm amazed how good all the posts are!

>>462019
He doesn't do anything because he doesn't make site policy and just does what the admins tell him.

>>462018
Thanks for the insight mister blue palm tree man.

>>462018
>Whenever I come back I'm amazed how good all the posts are!
If you're not being sarcastic I genuinely envy this.

>>462018
Can you please make every post a dubs?

>>462018
Do you prefer working in a team or on your own?

What is your favourite language? What is an honourable mention?

>>462032
By language I mean programming language.

>>462024

I mean, have you seen those other websites?

The peak of quality posting was Usenet, of course, and small forums are usually good, but we're doing great for the size.

I should say there's this one site Quora that's doing well at, sometimes, having good posts on it. They attracted an enormous audience of plebs and got them to put effort into their writing somehow. Weird.

>>462032

Depends who you're working with. If it's a free software project you have to rely on other people's free time even if you can trust their skills, so that's hard.

S-tier: Idris, awk, (Objective-)C99, tcsh, x86-64 nasm
A-tier: Hymmnos, OpenCL, Typed Racket, Oz, Swift, Julia, SmallTalk, TADS
B-tier: OCaml, Haskell, PHP procedural style, x86-32, AppleScript, Ruby, TeX, Wren, AviSynth
C-tier: C#, Python, Common Lisp, C++ w/o Boost
D-tier: C++ with Boost
F-tier: PHP frameworks, Python

You should learn ClojureScript and Erlang.

>>463002
September, 8225

>>463002
How do I into web hosting? I want to make a cool webzone.
What is your favourite "Internet joke"?

>>463033
That was months ago wasn't it? I'm sure you're pretending to not know, but it was fixed the same day it happened I believe.

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Hey dev, you're a pretty cool guy so I'll try asking here since I've never seen an official response to this question:

Why are VP9(/Opus) webms still not supported? Is there a technical reason or are you just waiting for better browser/tooling support?

Also, do you miss /prog/?

>>463002
How do you feel now that moot is scooting da google while you are still stuck in this shithole?

>>461402
I've never clicked on an ad on 4chan. Which ones are viruses? Is it all of them?

>>463002
Hello Le Blue Palm man, nice to see you make an appearance.
You talked to moot lately? How is he at Google? Happy? How about you? What does Developer senpai get up to in his time

>>463224
They're on the www.4chan.org pages and in the place where the Quick Reply used to be when threads get archived. They're usually pretty obvious, but they also are being allowed to include arbitrary HTML, which often includes scripts that redirect the page to a fake Flash/Firefox/etc. update site. It's worrying because if they can do that, they can also try to install the malware they're peddling through browser exploits. To be safe, it's a good idea to block ads on 4chan.

I should probably get a job, what kinds of things should I add to my resume to spice things up? Also if I hate web dev and most languages that aren't C, what job position should I be looking for?

I guess personal projects would help?

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>>463038

> What is your favourite "Internet joke"?

GEORGE ZIMMER

> Why are VP9(/Opus) webms still not supported?

The last time we thought about it there was missing browser support. Will check again.

>>463163

Google recruiters used to email me all the time since I did some work that ships in Chrome for GSoC. (I was way underpaid)

I'm really good at not answering my email though. Working on self driving cars might be nice sometime…

>>463232

Give him a few months man.
I've been playing riichi mahjong.

>>463923
>did some work that ships in Chrome for GSoC
Developer is very SMART and COOL!

>>463923
>The last time we thought about it there was missing browser support. Will check again.
Alright, thank you.

(Who cares about mobile shitters, macfags and IE users, anyway?)

>>463002
>x86-64 nasm
Do you recommend any resources for learning this?

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bump

>>461394
witnessed

>>462018
You're a cool lad.

>>463002
Do you have a waifu?
Who is she?
What's your favorite animu?

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>>464400
He posted this once.
Unless it was a different dev but I don't think so.

>>464450
4chan only has one full time dev.

>>462018
le blue palm tree

I love the developers you guys are great :D

>>464555
lol nice dubs by me :^)

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>>463923
>I've been playing riichi mahjong
You're the shit

This may be a huge waste of your time, but do you play with /a/ in Tanoshii threads? I may have kicked your ass a number of times!

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>>461394
>>462018
>>463002
>>463923

can you be my bf pls ;~;

i'll keep you cozy while you enable the robot filter on /g/ :)

>>461394
Blue palm tree man best palm tree man

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>>463909

I dunno.

>>464298

This won't help but maybe some of the links will?
https://wiki.videolan.org/X264_asm_intro/

'gcc -S' is a good way too. But asm gets boring pretty fast, so try to take it in small doses.

>>464400
I decided to stick to Lain, they told me to only have one.
Here, you should watch these!

>>464450
Damn, why do you still have that.

>>464534
And it's not me. I was "the developer" for years from 2006, during which we kept the site experience exactly the same but with ever higher traffic and spam. Now I just watch the computers!

>>464565
I play in real life but yeah, should try it more.

>>464594
(´･ω･`)

>>464741
>I decided to stick to Lain, they told me to only have one.

Ah, you are a wise man.

>>464741
Did you make the /pol/ custom flags? Can you turn them back on?

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>>464741

>>464741
So who is the dev? A ghost? A mystery? A cute?

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>>464741
>musashi gundoh
>10

Thanks for all your help. I didn't ask any related questions, but as an aspiring software designer, you've advanced my thinking by like a super lot, fampai.

>>464400
>>464450
>>464741
I wonder...
Nah, I'm just insane. Or am I?
Yeah, I'm probably insane.

>>464741
Do you ever communicate with An-Hiro? moot seemed pretty hands on with 4chan but now I just can't tell who is really "running" things. Sometimes it just seems like the mods doing shits on their own accord whilst Hiro is /justexisting/

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>>464741
>Damn, why do you still have that.
Because Akiha is cute. CUTE.

>>464741
>And it's not me. I was "the developer" for years from 2006, during which we kept the site experience exactly the same but with ever higher traffic and spam. Now I just watch the computers!
Are you the one who made the neet catalog or was that the full time one? As I remember reading some time ago that they were a 4chan developer. If it was you thanks for keeping it running as I prefer it, along with its small little extra features, over the internal one.

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>>464741
How many developers this site ever had? I know W.T. Snacks, coda, you, are there more?

Was the developer who allowed pic related to happen fired?

>>462018
>Write an imageboard, but don't actually host it anywhere, or it'll get spammed.


I'd disagree here. he should definitely host it: learning to deal with the spam and other various abuses by both bots and the user base quickly and efficiently is good "fun" and educational.

I can remember back when I wrote an image board for a Minecraft server community years ago...and having to constantly patch it with new security features every day or so. being forced to say, write a captcha in the span of a few hours, or implement post length limits, or rewrite how posts are indexed, retrieved and bumped...all very quickly with an angry userbase complaining about downtime...yeah, it's definitely hard and fast education to go live as soon as possible.

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>>464741
How much pixel is there in this picture?
Very important question!

>>464741
Are textboards like /prog/ and the like actually coming back or will it just be Futallby style image-boards like /news/?

>>464741
Who exactly are you?

>>464768
I want to know this as well. Have you even talked to Hiro at all?

>>464741
3 questions Dev-kun:
Are you Shii or capey?
moot's admin capcode is grey now, correct?
What languages do you speak?

>>462018
good post

>>463002
what do you think of apl / j / k type languages

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>>464741
You made my day, ty dev <3

>>464741
pls notice me senpai.

>>464741
Can you turn off the <wbr> elements inside [math] and [eqn] tags on /sci/? They are breaking TeX posting a lot.

>>464745
>>465220
Great questions for hiro!!

>>464753
Are you designing the inside or the outside?

>>464766
Or you're a genius.

>>465062
That was the DNS registrar at fault. Still using them…

>>465148
Sure, if you have time to moderate it by hand, and you don't mind Google penalizing your domain and everything.

If you're learning, make as many mistakes as possible. But if you need to support something for years later, try making as few mistakes as possible. That's my software engineering advice.

BTW, PHP actually has some great bug-fighting features for this, like how data structures are passed copy-on-write to functions, making them immutable! Everyone else didn't discover immutability until they read about Clojure! Of course, like everything else, PHP only did it by accident.

>>465404
No. I forgot. EN / JP (JLPT N3 and a half) / German (from high school)

>>465514
I'll look…

>>465404
moot's new icon is green according to the api docs
https://s.4cdn.org/image/foundericon.gif

>>466356
Wait, was CeLe really the owner of Glexia? I thought it was a hoax...

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I love you Developer-kun, please notice me

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>>466356
which 2hu wud u fug?

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>>466356
Developer I have a few questions about the chinz

Why is it that sometimes when I load a page, none of my settings load, there's no auto update and all links appear clickable? It happens more often when I'm loading loads of tabs or using my somewhat shitty Android tablet.

Also, when using auto update, say I've the thread has (23) new posts. Sometimes when I scroll to the bottom, it doesn't recognise I've reached the bottom of the page and insists there's new posts despite me scrolling past them. Any idea what's the reason for this?

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Best thread in a while on /qa/ !
I guess it's awesome to see someone actually answer, and nicely too !

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>>466373
Screenshot for reference of the latter part, pressed the End key too, I don't understand it

>>466356
>Or you're a genius.
Are you lying to me? I don't feel like one. I feel like I'm just a guy that thinks too much about some things, with many of those things being seemingly pointless in the grand scheme of things.

>>461394
FIX THE GODDAMN .webm ON MOBILE PLOX

>>466382
Not related, but you should install an ad blocker.

It might help to check if there are errors in your console when that happens.

>>466396
>you should install an ad blocker.
I disable it for 4chan ;^)

>>466397
You shouldn't. There are malware ads on some pages.

>>462018
Thanks for replying to the thread and using your rare capcode developer-chan

>>466356
>inside or the outside?
I'm not sure what this means.

I want to make something close to an imageboard, if that helps

>>466424
Front end versus back end I assume.

>>466455
>>466424
Oh, both. But front end is most important to what I'm doing.

>>>/s4s/4239162
wew lad

>>466356
>I'll look…
they're real cool, have fun

Hey dev, you ever going to unban #clones? I don't know if it was you but one developer banned it if I recall.

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>>465743
I'll look… this is kind of a MathJax bug but maybe something can be done.

>>466373
Sounds like an error loading JavaScript.

>>465514
>>466637
I've only read about K. The users seem insufferable, just like Lisp, but it looks alright!

Being able to make a program so compact you can see all of it at once, like those languages do, makes it much easier to avoid mistakes. This is also the real advantage of "procedural" programs like Linux - you gather all your relevant data into one method, leave out abstractions, and then you can simply review the code by reading it top to bottom and there's nothing hidden.

Mediocre programmers will reject this and write awful code they think is good because it's "object oriented". Which is a good approach for UI but nothin' else.

>>466371

<--- Would drink tea with Myon

>>468085
Wow, an actual developer. Neat.

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>>468085
>tumblr

>>468085
How old are you? 20s? 30s?
How do you like your job?

>>468085
I feel sorry for being rude to you, you've even posted my waifu.

I have to question why you edited the filename like that, though? We won't judge you.

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>>468100
>We won't judge you.
Too late.

>>468100
>We
He did the right thing. More people should do that.

>>468130
That isn't the developer.

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>>468134

How many mods are there? What's the hierarchy? Admin>Dev>Mod>Janny>User?
Would the "Board specific" mods be possible?

>>464594
post feet

>>465517
POST FEET WHORE

Does team 4chan chill irl? Is moot dating swaglord? Is hiro Chinese? Where can I find the nearest movie theatre?

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BLUE PALM TREE MAN! I haven't seen you in quite a while.
Developers developers developers developers

I just had a captcha that made me select storefronts until none remained, and had to click like 9 things.

What the hell was that?

>>469012
>>469085
you first xx

>>469952
I had to do like 2 of those in a row. Shit's annoying.

for fuck's sake stop with the recaptcha it's fucking garbage and doesn't even know what it's asking for half the fucking time

>>468085
>>469002
>Would the "Board specific" mods be possible?
I'm seconding this question. I really think having a mod or three dedicated to each popular board would be a good idea. They would understand the way a board flows, so they would have a better idea of who should be banned from their assigned board. Of course the people chosen to be board Mods should be selected from willing Janitors with a long and fairly good history.

>>469002
>>470481
fucking this
only a few boards actually have mods who care about it, the others either get moderated by mods who know nothing about the topic or have no mods and have to rely on one or two janitors to clean shit up who can't even hand out bans (which often results in them just giving up and not deleting anything)

>>470503
>>470481
>>470471
Great questions for hiro!!

>do captcha
>complete it
>wrong choice
>proceeds to give me 20 more captcha

If is a image of a forest and one street sign, don't ask me for 4 boxes with street signs in them...

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>>470558
>click all images of bodies of water
>click verify when there are none left
>you seemed to have mistyped the captcha
>click all images of a storefront
>click verify when there are none left
>you seemed to have mistyped the captcha
>click all images of bodies of water
>click verify when there are none left
>you seemed to have mistyped the captcha
>click all images of a storefront
>click verify when there are none left
>you seemed to have mistyped the captcha

>>470540
Do you think the question about board specific mods would be better as a feedback submission? Or should we just hope Hiro finds this thread? Or maybe I should spend some time making a thread about it and hope he feels like answering it? Even if the answer is "no", I'd still like to know his thoughts on it.

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these kinds of captchas don't fucking work

even if you do them right it'll either just shit out another fifty for you to do or it'll say "captcha invalid" when you go to post.

It feels like they're getting insanely frequent lately too since for the last hour or so I've had to either refresh or try to burn through literally dozens of these at minimum just to make two or three posts.

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>>470558
This right here, This shit needs to stop.

Am I the only one who doesn't have much of a problem with CAPTCHA? I'm only ever annoyed when I have to complete 3 or more to make a post.

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ITT people who think the blue palm man works for google

>>470558
>>470564
>>470565
>>470606
>>470616
>>470621
The one question and answer thread and you retards flood it with this garbage. Fuck off.

>>468085
>Sounds like an error loading JavaScript.
Thanks man, any idea what's causing the error? I've had it across multiple machines, are both of them JavaScript errors? The latter one is far more common, the first isn't.

I'm sorry for just throwing site questions at you when you should really be /comfy/

>>470625
The [complain] link sends us here, that's why people are posting it in here

>>470622
Then they should give us back legacy captcha which at least succeeded or failed in a reliable manner.

>>470755
You can switch to the "old" captcha, but Google has made it worse than the new one at this point. But if you want to try it, check "Use Recaptcha v1" in your settings.

>>470622
Sites have to choose to use Google's shitty "captcha" product. There are many alternatives. That said, given the shortage of spam when it was last turned off, I doubt it's needed at all except as a money-raising tool. Perhaps it would be needed on the NSFW boards that actually got routine spam, or during temporary emergencies such as malware outbreaks.

>>470764
>given the shortage of spam when it was last turned off
lies, /pol/ was inundated with spam for the week during /pol/ harbor when it was turned of on there.

>>470764
>Sites have to choose to use Google's shitty "captcha" product. There are many alternatives.
I think one of the first things people complained to hiro about was the Google CAPTCHA, at which point he contacted Yahoo and was told that they were not willing to accept 4chan's volume of service. I imagine most other places would do likewise (unless you were willing to pay, but then, that's another ball game.)

>>470904
Lies yourself. It was almost 100% genuine 4chan posters, who were fucking around since the flood timers were disabled and the mods weren't enforcing the rules. There were no colored boxes, no save as jse, no cum on cat hiss at penis, no her porn video, no cEAse HoSTinG ThE ClOne, no surgeon is inspired. It looked like [s4s].

http://archive.4plebs.org/pol/search/start/2014-12-07/end/2014-12-08/results/thread/

No spam in sight. If you think any of that is spam, you do not know what spam is, and should cease discussing it. Shitposting is not spam and not something that captchas prevent.

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>>470924
lies. /pol/ gets still spammed all the time with people's agenda driven repeating crapthreads even with the captcha... During /pol/ harbor we actually had people selling penis pills.

>>470909
Yahoo doesn't have any such service. They only have their own captcha which they use on their own websites. So Hiroyuki obviously didn't contact anyone.

>>470935
>about 1 post a week
>this is what /pol/ considers spam

Captchas are a measure against automated posting. It has no relevance to faggots who post the same trollpasta every week.

>>470936
I thought I might have been misremembering something, but in >>380851 he quotes someone (from inside 4chan?) saying that it wouldn't work.

Well, someone somewhere made something up.

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>>470937
That's just one example out of dozens or hundreds. And it's almost never once a week, sometimes it's five or six times a day depending on the topic. I understand the difference between agenda driven pasta and spam, but when there was no captcha for the brief time during /pol/ harbor actual spammers did this.

>>470942
I hope you picked the wrong picture because that's very obviously a fucking person. A bot would post it a few times a minute, not once every few days.

>>468085
I was looking at your brainfuck interpreter. How do I learn to write code like that? I feel very immature when it comes to C as well as most languages.

>>470764
>but Google has made it worse than the new one at this point
Not really

>>470945
Google serves different captchas to different users. What works for you does not necessarily work for others.

>>470943
I like how you think a spammer can't be an actual person. It's quaint.

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>>470947
Even the worst captchas are objectively better than the slow and bloated pick an image thing, they were supposed to work automatically but it barely works.

Plus dynamic IP provides fresh easy captchas every morning.

>>470955
>Plus dynamic IP provides fresh easy captchas every morning.
I have a static IP and I get fresh easy captchas every morning too though.

>>470954
Then it has absolutely fuck-all to do with captcha and it makes zero sense for you to have brought it up in that context.

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>>470964
The fact that you think it doesn't shows how ignorant you are of how spammers operate on 4chan. If you don't think captcha-less posting encourages people to spam openly then I invite you to check the old /b/ archives.

Those who don't know history are doomed to repeat it.

>>470969
So what is it that you're implying? That captchaless posting encourages people to spam by hand? Or that it encourages them to run scripts?

>>470970
Both.

>>470972
So stop bringing up yellow squares in conversations about manual spam and vice versa like the arguments bolster each other in any way.

The picture you linked with the horrific betrayal of 1400 children is arguably not even "spam," just an image that a poster likes to use a lot, given that he appears to use it to support his arguments.

>>470975
No, it's spam. It's a general thread that gets spammed repeatedly by people with an agenda. That's spam whether you like it or not. If the captcha was removed this would increase exponentially, as has been proven repeatedly in the past.

>>470976
>It's a general thread
Only one of those is an OP.

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>>470980
>he thinks that's the only example
Most of the time the "agenda" of the spammers has to do with simply getting more retweets or clickthrough adsense shekels. (pic related)

>>470982
You picked a fucking horrid example.

>>470985
Eh, i'm not perfect, but I'm still right, this time.

All of what I've said doesn't even touch on the problem of the marketing interns who spam boards like /tv/ and /mu/.

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>>470976
>No, it's spam.

No, it's not. That 1400 betrayal picture is annoying because it ignores the whole point (see pic), but posting it once a week is definitely not spam even though it's politically correct and therefore doesn't really belong to /pol/.

>>471026
The picture has been used to start dozens of identical threads over the course of many months, each with the specific agenda to spread awareness of OPs claims of Muslims going around raping e'rybody. If you think that isn't an example of the very definition of spam then you need to read a dictionary.

It isn't about current news or politics, it's about OPs tabloid-tier news story from years ago spammed repeatedly until someone in a bigger media source notices it, which is never going to happen.

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>>471030
>The picture has been used to start dozens of identical threads over the course of many months
>over the course of many months
>many months

Then it's not spam. Shall I tell you how many Trump threads are posted every day?

/pol/ is not only for anons who are there the whole day. Infrequent visitors exist, too, and they have the right to be informed about political events, too.

Moreover /pol/ exists to spread misogyny, the more threads exist that lead to discussing and attacking women, the better.

As I said, I disagree with the "1400 children" pic because I think it's whiteknighty, but it's not spam.

>>471031
The difference is the Trump threads are about politics and the 1400 children story isn't. That and the fact that it happens repeatedly is what makes it spam, genius. Anyway, I'm sick of derailing this blue palm tree man thread with this spam shit. You're wrong and I'll just leave you to wallow in your own ignorance.

>>471034
>You're wrong and I'll just leave you to wallow in your own ignorance.
You could have saved everyone a lot of trouble by leaving the conversation four hours ago.

>>471036
>he thinks this is a conversation and not a spoonfeeding clinic
Okay son. Goodnight.

>>471040
You've made a complete retard of yourself, making incoherent arguments and using terrible examples, so you've declared victory and gone home.

This is probably great for your ego but poor for just about any point you were trying to make in this thread. Good night.

Dear Devin Elper,

How were you hired as 4chan's dev? Did you know the dev before you?

>>471041
I'm sorry you're too much of a simpleton to comprehend the concepts I'm trying to demonstrate with the admittedly bad examples. Hopefully you at least got a hint about what spam actually is but I doubt it. Oh well, it isn't my job to educate you.

>>471043
>>471034
>leave
Just leave.

>>471061
no u

>>471062
Okay, I will.

>>471063
get out

>>471063
i changed my mind, please come back. i miss you.

EY YO THIS CAPTCHA SUCKS

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Hey.
When we get this captcha with the black blob in the word it's literally impossible to get it right.

Any way you guys can disable this type?
I still want the legacy type captcha, just not this type.

Pic related.

Change the fucking captchas, assholes

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Never mind, I don't like Quora anymore!!

>>470944
To write that one, it helps if you don't have anyone around to stop you from being too cute.

>>471200

Recaptcha is rating your traffic as low-quality. Are you using lots of privacy blockers/not signed into google/on a bad IP block/etc?

>>471252
Not him, but I just got the inkblot/moonrune captchas after dumping ~30 images in a thread.

For some reason, they seem to work on other boards (on /qa/ at least) despite being really difficult, but in the thread I was dumping in, it always took 5+ tries despite proofreading the fuck out of every single captcha.

>>471249
(´・ω・｀)

SO GOD DAMN TIRED OF MULTIPLE SOLUTIONS REQIRED

>>471249
I understand other questions have been asked about this but I need advice. I want to be a good programmer/developer/whatever but I messed up and didn't do any projects during university. I just don't get how to progress and what to do. All the jobs listed look horrible to me. It's C#, Java and Web development. Even ones that have C or C++ list these.

Am I looking in the wrong places? Am I under qualified? What do I do?

These are not questions I should be asking a developer on an anonymous image board.

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>>470969
>that image

>>471527

Are you looking for jobs physically near you? You might be in a dead area. Try different search sites like stack overflow, or look for what remote work is asking for.

Yeah, why are you asking a developer on a website if you think web development is horrible.

>Developer
Cool guy who doesn't afraid of anything
>Mods and Jannies
Reddit pros

>>465404
Shii now goes by his real name (Avery Morrow) and writes conspiracy theories about Japan and Atlantis.

Holy shit, this is the first time I've seen a Developer post!

>>471818
>Yeah, why are you asking a developer on a website if you think web development is horrible.
I would argue that developing/mantaining a meme site sound enjoyable compared to maintaining products and other buzzword-centric stuff.

>>468085
What do you think about the 4chan archives?
-4archive's admin here

>>469952
That is actually the most dogshit thing Google has done to get human resources to do the deciphering for them.

>>464298
The best way to learn ASM is to do romhacking for a console that uses MIPS. Which limits you to the N64, PS1, and PS2.

>>468085
>Being able to make a program so compact you can see all of it at once, like those languages do, makes it much easier to avoid mistakes. This is also the real advantage of "procedural" programs like Linux - you gather all your relevant data into one method, leave out abstractions, and then you can simply review the code by reading it top to bottom and there's nothing hidden.
>Mediocre programmers will reject this and write awful code they think is good because it's "object oriented". Which is a good approach for UI but nothin' else.

I will expand on this. The best designed programs make extensive use of data structures, and sometimes give them methods for things that make sense for that data structure, like converting a vector between euclidean and polar. But 90%+ of the actual procedures in the program are outside of objects.

Oh for fucks sake what's the point of those "click until there are none left" captchas if they always make the post fail even when Google says the captcha was successful? 4chanX told me to complain here.

>>472661
>4chanX told me to complain here.
And? Fuck off.

>>472661
Wait, this thread? Or /qa/? Because there are multiple captcha thread you could be fucking off to.

>>472859
It told me to post in this thread in particular.

>>472866
I just checked and it does not. The site redirects to
>>472887

>>472661
>>472995
So 4chanx tells it's users to complain to whichever 4chan staff member posted most recently, regardless of what the thread is about, about 4chanx's flawed captcha implementation? That seems like a kind of shitty thing to do.

>>473012
To be fair, this is where a developer posted. Developer could fix the captcha.

>>473032
>Developer works google.

>>473047
works for*

>>473012
There's nothing wrong on 4chan X's end. In fact, doing the "captcha" without 4chan X is much shittier and sometimes impossible (vanilla 4chan has CSS bugs which can obscure the submit button). For every person complaining here, there are 100 or more other people with no idea where to complain to.

>>473047
Recaptcha is broken at a design level. It's bad because it's security by obscurity and has to be changed constantly. These changes aren't sufficiently tested before rollout, resulting in a buggy experience for users. It's not something Google is going to fix; they actually think tracking people's web browsing to guess whether they're a bot is clever.

>>472407

Hope you don't host anything illegal!

>>472538

This is true actually. But you don't like ARM7?

>>472661

Better complain to Google than us. Me reading this thread doesn't scale to millions of people failing recaptcha.

Any idea how much time passed between the captcha showing and you submitting? Like less than a minute, 1 minute, 5 minutes.

>>473082
I can confirm there is a strange bug where, almost immediately after solving a captcha, I submit and get "invalid captcha". I assumed this was just latency between myself and google, or between google and 4chan.

The captcha is not an issue at all. If anything, you should upgrade it to give Kanji so I can practice my reps.

>>473082
>Hope you don't host anything illegal!
I try to but the pizza and models do sometimes make its way to the archives. lazy mods xD

>>473171
How do you handle that? Do you look over the posts mods deleted, or just wait for users to report it again?

>>473172
I occasionally look by myself and execute search with known words (usually spamming mods helps in threads :D) but i do await for people to e-mail me if they find anything on 4archive.org or random.cu.cc
It's virtually impossible to check each thread since I archive around 2k threads per day, if not more.
for the past 10 months i've been running it i had only once my IP nulled due to reported actual pizza by the cops towards my host.

>>473082
Can't you just give 4chan its own captcha instead of relying on Google's?

>>472661
>4chanX told me to complain here.
4chanX dev should shove his head up his arse for doing stupid shit like that. Instead of suggesting people to spam stupid shit, he should just tell them to switch to Captcha v1. The fact it you said it linked here means he is here. Please kill yourself!

It's interesting the /q/tards didn't scare away dev-kun though.

>>473255
>Captcha v1
When that fucks up, it's even worse than v2.

>>473257
Clear cookies and you are all set to go back to street signs and numbers.

>>473260
That doesn't always work.

>>473264
It always has for me. If it doesn't, I just ' a captcha, cache it and then shit normally goes back to normal.

>>473082
What's with the ads on archive pages now?

I have come to complain about the captcha making me choose too many images in a row. That's it.

>>473082
>Any idea how much time passed between the captcha showing and you submitting?
A few seconds, but not any different from the time I wait for the other captchas. I tried waiting a few more seconds for the last ones I got and it worked, maybe those in particular take more time to be approved or something.

>>473171
>xD
Kill yourself.

Is there anything preventing WebMs with audio from being on all boards (apart from disk space)?

>>474420
It would be annoying as fuck.

>>474420
4chan is an imageboard, not a video sharing board

It'd turn things to shit basically.

>>473082
How do you feel about the fourchan cup? Do you follow it?

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Remove recaptcha.

>>474616
Are you new at this? Select the box under the one you already selected. It's actually really, really easy, especially since it no longer resets from a wrong answer. I do get annoyed when I'm forced to correctly solve two captchas, though.

>>474420
Kids and immature faggots that think screamers are the height of comedy.

I want to be a software engineer but it's so much easier to just watch anime and do nothing all day. What do?

>>475097
become the dev's boyfriend like me :3

I'm here to complain. I'm complaining. Get rid of this ridiculous fucking captcha. I'm not a drone for your research you gigantic fucking cunt.

>>475169
Go tell google.

>>475169
Every post you make on 4chan only makes the botnet more powerful

I don't get why people complaining about the captcha don't just enable legacy captcha?

Fuck you die

>>464741
>score: 10
Please stop overrating stuff, it make it hard to find decent anime when the ratings are incorrect.

>>470471
Use quick reply and enable legacy captcha

>>473206
4chan is specialized to hosting static content so it'd be very expensive to host our own captcha.

We'd originally tried Wakaba captcha but it seemed too weak for this crowd even then.

>>475586
But anon, those are the good anime.

>>475668
Would it be possible to consider a different captcha for 4chan, if there was a good alternative?

>>475668
>But anon, those are the good anime.
Yes, but they are not "masterpieces" or "flawless", which is what 9-10/10 implies. There can never truly be a flawless 10/10 anime and a bad 0/10 anime.

>>475668
Have you heard of 2channel's Anti Spam "Ninja System" before? Apparently, that was what Hiro used to combat spam without implementing Captcha back in his 2channel days since 2ch was highly prone to spam attacks from South Korea and Russia.

I'm not sure of the specifics of this "Ninja" antispam thing Hiro used but is possible, it sounds like an intriguing alternative to Google Captcha.

Fukkin nerds

>>475682
>There can never truly be a flawless 10/10 anime
That's a ridiculous rating system then. I think it is better to use it as rounded-up percentiles, so that the top 10% of anime is a 10/10 (or any other score). Whether you decide to score based on percentile of anime you watch (thus giving an average score of 5.5/10) or on all anime ever made (thus skewing the average above this mark as you hopefully try to watch the best anime) is up to you.

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>>475682
If they give you numbers, you should use all the numbers. That's what I think.

For instance, the only good video game review website (http://www.actionbutton.net/?page_id=175) has given plenty of things all of the numbers. Although I gotta say I'm not sure about Secret of Evermore.

So far no movies deserve the top… maybe Millennium Actress and one Kara no Kyoukai movie?

Ghibli movies aren't anime masterpieces because they don't have good enough waifus. That said, the real reason Miyazaki stars so many girls in his movies is he's a lolicon, so it's a start.

>>475690
It sounds like hidden user accounts that earn karma as they post non-spam. The effect would be similar to passes. You can do this without storing personal info on the server through localstorage, but it's tricky.

BTW I think requiring user registration but still having an anonymous forum is totally fine and would work great if you want to run your own site that way.

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>>475770
Suggest to me a software engineer tier project to do. I enjoy typing C and do not know enough maths.

>>475668
Even Wakaba captcha would probably be good enough if you just turned down the captcha spacing. Just change CAPTCHA_SPACING from 2.5 to 0.5 or so. Alternately add some lines through the letters. You want the letters touching each other to make the segmentation step hard.

>>475801
Also edit %grammar to increase the word length (sometimes it outputs two-letter words!) and get rid of really thin letters like "i" which sometimes don't intersect. It could have been easily fixed instead of just abandoning it when the default settings weren't good enough.

That said, there are better captchas. 8ch seems to be doing fine with cool-php-captcha.

>>475836
They had an IP leak due to captchas recently.

>>475865
Source? They've had a few IP leaks over there, but none of them had anything to do with captchas to my knowledge.

I doubt we need a captcha at all for most posts. If you limited captcha to cases where:
> the post contains an image
> or the post contains non-ASCII characters
> or the post contains a URL
and added anti-spam filters occasionally, it would easily catch the vast majority of spam.

>>475870
And maybe add 1 captcha every 10 posts regardless for good measure.

>>463002
I really don't know if I would count TeX as programming.

It's really more of a markup language.

Why aren't the ads on the archived pages sandboxed? Better yet, why not on www.4chan.org/news change this

> <script type="text/javascript" src="https://ads.exoclick.com/ads.js"></script>
> <noscript><a href="http://main.exoclick.com/img-click.php?idzone=1742748" target="_blank"><img src="https://syndication.exoclick.com/ads-iframe-display.php?idzone=1742748&output=img&type=728x90" width="728" height="90"></a></noscript>

to this?

> <a href="http://main.exoclick.com/img-click.php?idzone=1742748" target="_blank"><img src="https://syndication.exoclick.com/ads-iframe-display.php?idzone=1742748&amp;output=img&amp;type=728x90" width="728" height="90"></a>

>>475770
Secret of Evermore is pretty good, it's just one of those games people are told they're supposed to hate so they just fall into step with the horde. I must say that is indeed a very good video game review website to not "drink the kool-aid" so to speak, and to see it for what it really is.

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>>463923
>GEORGE ZIMMER

A classic.

>>464741
MVBV, is it you? You are pretty much the only old geezer with coding skills left to mention

>>475770
>Ghibli movies aren't anime masterpieces because they don't have good enough waifus.
dem's fighting words, son

Do you find being a developer for 4chan is fun or interesting? How do you feel about being a dev for what is one of the most traffic heavy websites on the internet and one of the most controversial?

>April 1st is in 8 days
WHAT DO YOU HAVE PLANNED

>>475913
Why would he tell you? That would ruin the surprise

>>475770
What do you do when you feel completely and hopelessly lost? When you feel like there's no hope for anything you like. What numbs the pain?

>>475886
i didnt even notice that 4chan works now with exoclick. I always knew they are best. I wonder if they saw it off from 4archive.
and to answer your question, the static link would give much less revenue, compared to the javascript generated banner link.

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>>476348
Do you also run ads like this?

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>>476517
/pol/ was right again

>>476517
Im not having that problem; check your PC, maybe you have adware

>>476526
That's because you're blocking the ad with an extension.

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>>475770
Developer Senpai I'm sorry I need to ask about this again because it seems like a bug
>>466382

Basically 4chan doesn't detect I've reached the end of the page and keeps showing the (2) in the tabs as if there's unread posts.
I'm using Chrome and it seems to happen when the browser Zoom for the page isn't at 100%. I have my browser default to 125% Zoom, as 100 is far too small.

Is there any chance you could fix something like this? It's somewhat of an annoyance. Sometimes it works, sometimes it doesn't

>>476542
I've also occasionally had this problem (and another where there is sometimes a bunch of white space at the bottom of the page) but have never reported it because I have 4chan X and thought that might be causing it. Good to see I'm not the only one with this problem

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>>476545
Just to confirm with Developer I don't use any extensions outside of the Native one

>>476545
The number in the title is from 4chan X (I think the native extension does something similar), so if you're using 4chan X and you're seeing that problem, then at least what's happening on your computer is a 4chan X issue. What browser are you using, and are you using any other extensions besides 4chan X? What version of 4chan X? Does it also only happen to you when you zoom in on the page?

>>476545
Are you using Video DownloadHelper?
https://github.com/ccd0/4chan-x/issues/409

>>476556
Chrome, a bunch of extensions but none which I feel should interact with 4chan (except adblock), presumably the latest version
>>476561
No

>>476565
Sometimes extensions do things you don't expect. Does it happen with all of these other extensions turned off?

And could you at least check whether you're on ccd0's or loadletter's or some other version? There should be a version number in the settings; that should be enough to tell.

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>>476542
>>476555
Same guy btw in case it wasn't immediately obvious, having the issue without using 4chanx

Getting it on pretty much every page currently

>>476568
Not him but I don't think it's a problem with other extensions, as the page works as it should when zoomed to 100% or 150%

>>476572
The person with 4chan X is probably having a completely different bug than the person using native.

So what's the point of not being able to delete a thread/post after an amount of time?

And image limits? That especially is shit for the porn boards.

>>464450
is this the prototype for the new captcha images?

>>476517
yeah, 4archive.org and randomarchive.com both got adds to pay the hosting bills and be able to purchase more storage and better srvs.

>>476583
>And image limits?
i assume bandwidth/storage issue.

I really wish there would be a way to self-sticky a thread, like if a thread has had 50replies in 10seconds to increase the bump limit to 500 up from 250 for boards like /b/, so many good threads have died just because of the tiny bump limit... mook should increase /b/'s bump limit by default to 500 and images to 250...

>>476591
I hope so.

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>>463923
>VP9(/Opus)
>The last time we thought about it there was missing browser support

Gah, support it and let users sort out what browsers/plugins/codecs they use. It works fine in Firefox 43.0.1+

The bug where the new reply number doesn't get updated is probably fixed here
https://github.com/Floens/ChanTracking/commit/9805f2f3241f4d6534bdb8f69e7e5c8ea89a88c0

>>475770
Does your software respect your freedoms?

>>462018
Thanks for letting me see you.

>>462018
>I can't recommend anyone because they're all normies.

Fuck hiro, I want you as admin

PS I want you to anonymously browse saki threads or /jp/'s mahjong threads, we use 7447 as you may know.

If you play in real life you might just kick our ass, but we need more players.

You're pretty chill, admin worthy.

Tell Hiro to host another Q&A please!

fuck you, fuck google, fuck recatpcha

i hope cripplewheels gets his shit together and everyone forgets about this shitty website, i hope the jewgle bribes were worth it

>>477729
>cripplechins
>gets attacked with CP spam every hour
>their script is so broken that when CP gets deleted it stays up on the catalog
>is owned by an owner that is even more suspicious than hiro
>doesn't even have backpages, because they completely fucked up their migration
>welcomes redditors
personally i hope it dies a slow agonizing death

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>>477729
>i hope cripplewheels gets his shit together
>niGGers actually still think their site is worth shit and that their owner and devs are anything but shady incompetent retards

>>477729
Cripplewheels admitted his current software is flawed from the ground up and he's a cavalcade of mismanagement. The chances of him 'getting his shit together' is even less than a competently made and managed 4chan clone popping up.

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I am angry. Angry about CAPTCHAs.

You go to an awful lot of places. When do you even work between all these vacations?

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I'm not 100% sure, but I think developer senpai has silently fixed the issue with the thread updates not working correctly when you're not at 100% zoom.

I'm not sure yet, but I just don't seem to be having the issue at all today so either I'm really lucky or he fixed it.
If it's the latter, thank you so much Blue Palm Man. I really do appreciate it, it was pretty frustrating before, especially given how much time I actually spend here but it all seems to be in order now. Love you lots based bro

>>478100
See >>477383

oh fuck a palm tree man
Better bitch at him about captcha instead of using the legacy captcha!

>>470751
>>470558
>>470564
this

its a miracle i could make this post at all

>>478669
Just use legacy captcha ffs

Futaba now supports VP9:
http://feb.2chan.net/may/webm/src/1458485494309.webm

>>463923
>browser support
It's been in Firefox, Chrome, and Opera for a long time now, with Firefox being the last to get it in FF 28 (March 2014). It's been supported by Android since KitKat (October 2013).

>>478714
I'm surprised they still update their script at all.

4chan is such a far cry from 2chan now.

Why am I sometimes forced to correctly solve multiple captchas? To slow me down? Because that's fucking stupid, and the timer between posts already does that.

>>479250
When it says "multiple correct responses required" it means you failed the first one, but the conciliatory children at Google don't want to tell you that you're retarded (or admit that their algorithm is retarded) so they just give you another one and pretend you got it right.

I'm not sure that's correct. If I post twenty times, each a minute apart, I never get the "multiple required" during the first ten or so, but after a certain point I always get them. I assume it returns to normal after a few hours or something.

You could be correct, but then I've experienced a statistical improbability.

>>480232
Maybe they have some crude Bayesian model and let you through when the probability you're not a bot exceeds a certain threshold.

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>>464741
Man I see more anime than you and I still feel like a pleb compare to you. I need to cut down on the seasonal anime and focus more on my backlog.

>>480723
What the fuck are you doing, anon?

Fuck this stupid image captcha cuntery, the fucks at google don't know how to make their own captcha program work.

B U M P

>>460120
these shitty captcha images don't work.

>>479991
The more captchas you solve in rapid succession the more you have to solve each time. It's basically a prevention mechanism for if a bot manages to partially break through the captcha or if a human is spamming instead. So if you get into a quick back and forth with someone you'll probably start having to solve multiple captchas pretty quickly.

>>479250
It slows you down as a consequence of bot protection. It's not an intentional mechanism by Hiro or the dev.

>Futakoi Alternative

Did you ever watch W-Wish, Tenshi no Shippo-chu or Seraphim Call?

Developer, we've encountered some Russians over on /wsg/, and they seem to be confused why there is no VP9 on this board.
>>>/wsg/1011102

It seems they've been using it on dvach for some time.

We must not allow a codec gap!

>>481173
Isn't that an unintentional impediment to discussion? The only positive outcome of that is that the posting cooldown time may cool some heads in a heated argument.

>>475770
How old are you?

What is/was your favourite April fool?

>>483038
It certainly isn't this one.

>>483783
Actually, it is.

>>482416
It is, but any implementation 4chan implements wouldn't be good enough and no external implementation outside of Google can handle the load. Hell, 4chan might not be able to handle the increased load that would result from a local implementation. Not really that much to do about it.

>>475682
I used to think like that too. Then I realized, if you can't rate it past 10, that's because 10 is the best it can be. It can't be perfect. And that's why you can't rate it as "perfect". "Perfect" is 11, and you can't rate anything past 10.

>>484285
Damn. Gonna save that and use it on the obnoxious pricks like that who keep saying "Nothing is a perfect 10 abloo bloo".

I wonder if he can even post with his capcode now that all the names are randomized

>>484298
I'll be sure to accidentally watch your shitty anime because of it's overrated score, Thanks!

>>484663
Why are you looking for opinions in the first place? Watch them and make your own, you don't need a site like that.

>>463002
>TeX higher than C++
>Fucking TeX
How how has this website managed to avoid imploding for this long with you running it?

So, did you have anything to do with the recent April Fool?
Will you keep the 4+ skin as an alternative one?
Could you make it so that typing +Name in the options field generates a random name, maybe with a different color so the people know it's not just you typing it in?

>>484285
The main issue is that people don't actually use the entire scale. For most people, the 1-10 scale is actually a 0-1 scale, because they either rate it a 10 if they like it or a 1 if they disliked it.
This ends up making every aggregated rating worthless because people are incapable of actually rating things correctly.

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What difficulty setting is 4chan using for Recaptcha?

>>488297
But is that only for v2 or both?

>>488307
Just v2, I think.

>>476348
>redirecting malware ads are the best

two weeks later...
>>>/g/53895108

>tfw dead thread and Blue Palm Tree Man didn't answer any of my questions

>>489492
H-he's still reading this thread though, right?
R-right?

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What OS do you use and why isn't it OS X?

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>>480967
>4chan dev, fix this issue that I have with Google
You sure are smart.
Also, what's broken about it?

>>489750
>What OS do you use
Windows 8.1
>why isn't it OS X
It's slightly less shit and way cheaper

How difficult is it to get a job overseas? I'm in Australia and there's nothing here for proper software engineering. Silicon valley would obviously have some but in general American seems to be the best place for it. Would they even look at a resume from another country? Would they expect me to be amazing?

>>489927
I don't habeeb u