Site-Discussion@Heyuri

Anonymous 20/08/12(Wed)12:26:44am No.2043

>>2042
#newposts on the dicksword can help

Anonymous 20/08/12(Wed)1:18:39am No.2044

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>>2042
>how do we even calculate pph?
1. Take two dates, and two post numbers from those dates (preferably around the same time of day),
2. Subtract the earlier date from the later date to get the difference in days,
3. Subtract the earliest post number from the latest post number to get the difference in posts,
4. Divide the difference in days by the difference in posts to get the average PPD between the provided dates,
5. Divide the PPD by 24 to get the PPH

So on 2020-08-06 the last post on /b/ was No.7328, and on 2020-08-08 the last post on /b/ was No.7572,
(2020/08/10 - 2020/08/08) = 2 days,
(7572 - 7328) = 244 posts,
(244 posts / 2 days) = an average of 122 posts per day,
(122 PPD / 24 hours) = 5.0833 posts per hour

With more data points, you can make something like pic related

Anonymous 20/08/12(Wed)1:23:15am No.2045

>>2044
thenks!

Anonymous 20/08/12(Wed)1:23:33am No.2046

>>2044
whats with the weird up and down.

theories?

Anonymous 20/08/12(Wed)1:43:17am No.2047

>>2046
Those big peaks coincide with the GETs - for the most part it's when some CHEATER tries to rig it by sagespamming dead threads, covertly bumping up the post number

The trough between July 10th and July 12th was teh server crash ;_;, and the one between July 30th and August 3rd was the multi-faceted phenomenom that prompted >>1656

I wonder if the massive peak on July 6th (the day of the 4K GET) had anything to do with the server crash on July 10th...

Anonymous 20/08/13(Thu)12:46:35am No.2055

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Well first of all, ~10 years ago was a REALLY shitty time in imageboard and internet history, even compared to today

That's when 4chan had firmly cemented itself as the place for underageb& kids to hang out, the internet became overrun with ragecomics, horrendously shitty image macros, dumb ">MFW greentext" crap everywhere, post number roulettes and worthless digit checking, endless regurgitations of 2008 crap like rickroll, trollface, advice dog (and the near endless advice dog clones), LOLcats and other memes ruined by non-internet people who didn't get the joke (thanks icanhascheezburger, FAILblog, KYM, etc), mass commercialization of internet culture and "meme merchandise" - it was just fucking depressing to watch it all go to shit

I'm MUCH more of a fan of the early to mid 2000s internet culture, which has largely remained untainted, and still brings a smile to my face whenever I see it

>soyjacks, wojacks, or other rule 8 stuff
Mostly because that shit was only relevant to the "feels posting" fags who ruined /r9k/ (and subsequently the rest of 4chan) when it started, and then it DIED years ago already

And it didn't die through the natural passage of time or through being forgotten like a lot of the stuff posted here, but instead it had the same thing happen to it that happened to the 2008-2012 crap I mentioned before - it was catapult into the mainstream, coopted by various outsider groups (in this case political ones), and has since been distorted into something very foreign to the types of places it originated from in the first place

What remains of it today (which is effectively just "trollface iteration #2364") is a series of petty and angry propaganda attempts, that are about on the same level as the most ridiculous WW2 propaganda posters, and represent one of the biggest forms of aids spreading through imageboards of the last several years

SHIT

SUX

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Anonymous 20/08/13(Thu)1:03:18am No.2056

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>>2055

I would say the decline of the internet and internet culture started in 2008/2009 and that project chanology changed imageboard culture forever. However i feel the real pre-social media internet truly died around 2011/2012 when the social media era had truly begun and the golden age of the internet was already over around 2009/2010 because by that time smartphones were starting to become common place.

Anonymous 20/08/13(Thu)1:25:02am No.2057

>>2055
Honestly, I'd take even up to 2014 4chan over modern day 4chan

Anonymous 20/08/13(Thu)1:25:28am No.2058

>>2057
i would take your mother over your father

Anonymous 20/08/13(Thu)1:30:06am No.2059

>>2057

Moot was still king then so same here although during that time he got a bit power hungry with the gamergate shit.

Anonymous 20/08/09(Sun)5:20:13am No.2001

>>2000
2k!!

Anonymous 20/08/09(Sun)6:29:15am No.2002

They don't "degrade" necessarily - more often than not they just change with the inevitable flow of new users coming in and old users going out

Most of the time, older users don't like the changes that new users bring about - even if those same "older users" were once new users themselves that those who came before them didn't like that much

If there's one constant on the internet, or in any form of human social structure, it's that there will always be new trends, new words, new ideals, and new people - and there will always be a group of older people complaining about them, longing for the days when their preferences were more commonplace

Neither is objectively right or wrong, they just develop incompatible preferences - and that's fine, as long as they're not going to places where the majority of people disagree with them, and they start fights and flamewars over which is right or wrong (which they are because LOL humans)

Anonymous 20/08/11(Tue)6:34:42pm No.2038

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post, have fun, tell your friends
it's really not all that serious

Anonymous 20/08/11(Tue)6:52:43pm No.2039

>>2038
post, have fun, tell your friends
it's really not all that serious

:D

Anonymous 20/08/15(Sat)4:31:41pm No.2102

>>1995
>At what point will you consider heyuri to be too mainstream to be fun?
When the total number of posts across image boards and text boards reaches 1,007,100. Spend the remaining postcount wisely, anon!

Anonymous 20/08/11(Tue)3:51:01pm No.2035

/t/-tech board
/hum/-humanities board

Anonymous 20/08/11(Tue)3:53:41pm No.2036

>>2035
this isnt fucking lainchan. both of you fuck off.

Anonymous 20/08/11(Tue)3:59:22pm No.2037

>>2036
I've never in my life visited lainchan
I just tought both boards would be interesting since
1.people here know a lot about tech
2.I've had some interesting discussion about /hum/ related stuff in here. And since /b/ will never be a serious board, I tought it would be a good idea to have it as a separate board

if you disagree with my post, please tell me why in a constructive way preferably

Anonymous SAGE! 20/08/14(Fri)4:03:03pm No.2097

>>2037
Something tech-related will probably be added as a text board.

Anonymous 20/08/10(Mon)8:44:50pm No.2030

>>2003
You have it wrong. Always quote who you're replying to, even if OP.

Anonymous 20/08/11(Tue)2:14:21am No.2031

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>>2030
NO U

Quotelinking to the OP is something I've only really seen happening since some time after the start of the "(You)" era (~2013) - if you dig through some old archives or screencaps, you'll rarely ever see anyone doing it, because everyone knew you were replying to OP by default. As >>2027 alluded to, on imageboards like Futaba the userbase generally don't quotelink to post numbers at all, they just quote the text (and their quotes work a bit like how quotelinks do here, in that you can hover over them to preview the post they are quoting)

Speaking of old archives though, I found this the other day - an archive of /a/ circa 2006 - 2008 (also with some /g/ circa 2006 - 2007, and /v/ circa summer 2006): https://4museum.neocities.org/

It's amazing because I was pretty sure all pre-2008 archives were thought to be lost forevar when 4chanarchive/chanarchive died

Anonymous 20/08/11(Tue)2:15:20am No.2032

This should be a rule or something. It really shows whos a newfag and whos a summerfag.

Anonymous 20/08/11(Tue)2:17:37am No.2033

so many retarded newfags ITT.

>>2031
gets it.

Anonymous 20/08/15(Sat)5:07:09pm No.2103

OK, I will keep that in mind.

lolico ◇ HSddgTw2wU 20/08/10(Mon)2:00:35am No.2014

RIP

W.T. Kuz ◆ WezrG/5mtU 20/08/10(Mon)2:00:58am No.2015

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キターーー(゜∀゜)ーーーー!!!!!

Anonymous 20/08/09(Sun)10:27:04pm No.2010

>Cant /f/ have a custom thread index similar to 4chans?
It did have something like that originally, but it wasn't perfect

lolico ◇ 9rhmZknYHB ## Admin 20/08/09(Sun)10:53:02pm No.2011

Embedding works the same way 4chan does. How is it broken?

And don't expect Heyuri to do everything like 4chan, other scripts like Wakarimasen and Pixmicat do it the same way.

Anonymous 20/08/09(Sun)11:00:32pm No.2012

>>2011
Not him but for me it seems to ignore the SWF's native resolution and displays everything in a tiny little window

Win10 + Firefox

lolico ◇ 9rhmZknYHB ## Admin 20/08/08(Sat)7:35:52am No.1988

heyuri.net/board/ already redirects to img.heyuri.net/board/

The textboards might be getting an overhaul soon.

Anonymous 20/08/08(Sat)5:39:42pm No.1993

>>1988
i see. must have been that /f/ doesnt have it yet then

Anonymous 20/08/08(Sat)7:40:02pm No.1994

KIM LIEK CORM

Anonymous 20/08/07(Fri)6:06:02pm No.1942

>>1927
Javascript should enhance but not outright replace features. Basic functionality, like posting or viewing images, should be possible without having it enabled.

lolico ◇ 9rhmZknYHB ## Admin 20/08/07(Fri)10:53:44pm No.1953

>>1927
JS is bad. It was a mistake.
In an alternate universe JS was never made. Web 2.0 is a lot more stylish and bas*d on Flash!
>>1928
This. JQuery is gaaaaaaaaaaaay.
>>1942
This too. I only use JS on top of already working systems. There will never be a part of Heyuri that relies on JS.

Anonymous 20/08/07(Fri)10:54:22pm No.1954

>>1953
thank you so much for bringing back /f/!! thats the best board EVAR <3

akima ## Developer 20/08/08(Sat)4:54:17am No.1970

>>1911
javascript is fucking shit, im not going anywhere near it.
just like nosql, nodejs, <javascript styling framework for brainlets who cant into CSS>, among other stuff.

source: backend developer. all frontend developers who talk about js constantly use a macbook, ill let you do the math.

Anonymous 20/08/08(Sat)4:26:22pm No.1992

>>1970
* sips decaf coffee from overpriced cafe *

Fuck off. Javascript is the way we do things now.

Anonymous 20/08/08(Sat)4:37:57am No.1966

>>1965
Faganon is mad and a fag

Anonymous 20/08/08(Sat)4:39:53am No.1967

>>1965
if you hate heyuri so much why are you still here? save yourself the stress and GTFO and STFU

akima ## Developer 20/08/08(Sat)4:44:09am No.1969

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>>1965
imagine spending your day hopping around vpn and aws endpoints just to shit on some internet people.

Anonymous 20/08/08(Sat)4:57:32am No.1971

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キターーー(゜∀゜)ーーーー!!!!!

Anonymous 20/08/08(Sat)5:01:21am No.1973

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