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 No.38[Reply][Last 50 Posts][D]

Share your favorite websites
me:
https://22chan.org/ (ofcourse)
https://www.4channel.org/
http://e-shuushuu.net/
https://www.masterani.me/
https://neocities.org/
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 No.585[D][DF]

>>584
Hey, that's really cool! I've been meaning to play this game.


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 No.1[Reply][D]

This board is only for the disscusion of Science, Technology and Math. Any other topic will be deleted and/or banned.

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 No.471[Reply][D]

What is your favorite programming language and why?

 No.472[D][DF]

Anything but Go. Go was created for stupid people. From one of the creators of Go:
>https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=18564643
Just kidding!
Forth. Relevant pasta:
>Sometimes as Forther you feel like a Jedi night. People think about
>Forth as an ancient religion, with it's followers doing things like
>standing on one hand and lifting stones with the force of their minds.
>And well, The Emperor doesn't like Forth.
Just kidding again!
A language is a tool. You should pick the best tool for the job you want to accomplish
...that being said I'm most efficient in python for most tasks I do, but the languages that really fascinate me are the ones that allow you to extend their syntax (like forths and lisps).

 No.474[D][DF]

>>471
For pleasure it's C.
>super cross platform
>minimal
>everything is built on top, so you can build anything with it if you have time for that.
>fun allowed, you can mess with raw pointers, enjoy bare metal even write inline asm.
>Fast af.
>Build system is kinda crap though.
For everyday purposes it's JS or PHP.
>You can get started in seconds.
>Works great for hacking stuff together
>Everyone knows JS
>Runs on every server.
>Tons of packages
>You can use any programming paradigm you want with js.

This might be biased though as I work with wordpress.

 No.583[D][DF]

I enjoy C because it is simple, is capable of doing anything to a reasonable degree of competence. Its also extra fun since it allows lower level bit twiddling without having to be completely stuck with unabstracted computer bullshit.

Lua is nice because its simple and easy, it reads like english and is easy to comprehend both what a program is doing and what I should write next. Its very satisfying to write lua since it is the closest thing to instant gratification you can get with programing.

My opinions vary depending on what I am doing, currently I am using lua and C for a project so I will be bias towards these 2 languages; when I was doing webdev I thought PHP was the best thing since they invented cats
COBOL is fun too sometimes; I think it gets more shit than it deserves


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 No.577[Reply][D]

The case for ancient Egyptian impulse electricity.

Okay first whats 'impulse electricity'.

Many will know E=Mc^2. Given this mass-energy equivalence you can plug in Energy inside the gravity equation F=Gm1m2/r^2.

Electric Charge has energy. Charge density maps to energy density. Gravity can be modelled as the collapsed of the geometry of the underlying medium, giving the appearance of a force.

Impulse electricity is the art of generating very short bursts of electricity to create moments of incredibly high energy density.

Despite being the popularizer of Alternative current, with his polyphase system practically taking the world out of the dark age. He dropped AC rather quickly to spend the rest of his life investigating Impulse Electricity.

An experiment he brought forth with him where ever he lectured is a sort of inception on the topic. the experiment is known today as 'stout copper bars' or the 'tesla hairpin circuit'. It has numerous interesting effects. Despite it being of very high voltage, you can touch it without harm. You can pass it through water without it shorting, to name a few. And it is a window to impulse electricity. I suggest everyone to check it out.

Among Tesla's many patents on the matter of Impulse electricty, and radiant energy is patent 787412. Which describes basically using earth like a bell to transmit energy to the globe. The features in the patent also indicate its use in navigation, and thus cartography. This is where things get quite interesting.

You see the Piri Reis map. Compiled 100's of years before we had supposedly had any ability to create proper longitude, maps south america, and ice free Antarctica near perfectly. Cartographic analysis by Tom a megalithology on youtube points to its centreing around Giza. And that it does not conform to any known map projections. Many speculate that Piri Reis is a copy paste of source maps of Antiquity.

Tesla, Giza, Navigation, Impulse electricity. I'm sure you've heard it before. Could it be that the pyramids are a ancient 787412. And that it made nodal regions of the earth vibrate sistrums?
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>>578
That's what the moai did with easter island
>>579
Thatinteresting

 No.581[D][DF]

>>577
What would they need impulse energy though? What would they exactly use it for? An example maybe is the Baghdad Battery which might have been used for electroplating. I'm not saying your wrong infact tesla was OBSESSED with pyramids
https://youtube.com/watch?v=Ft1waA3p2_w
I'm just thinking of the history and the tools they had and what we know they did make and i'm not sure what they could do with that technology.

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>>581
>What would they need impulse energy though?
Global wireless energy transfer like in your video related.

Impulse electricity delivers a different type of electromagnetic wave than radio and cell phones. That stuff vibrates at right angles to the direction its travelling. It is transverse. Electrical impulses of sufficient energy, not oscillating from +V to -V but +V to 0 deliver waves that vibrate in the direction of motion, they are longitudinal, density waves.

These longitudinal waves do not 'get caught' on the medium, losing energy by creating magnetic fields by induction. Thus they can travel without losing energy. Even through faraday cages. Devices such as 787412 and 685950 - 59 utilize impulse electricity to create longitudinal emf. These are handy for wireless deliver of power.

I hypothesize the egyptians used them make their tuning forks buzz, and piezoelectric quartz buzz. Tools such as sonic drills, and perhaps even acoustic levitation was employed by having these devices simply sit in the field. 787412 lays out the case for accurate mapping of the globe without sea worthy time keeping pieces

>what they could do with that technology.
It starts with trying to drill quartz, a popular building material for that time, and seeing the light come out of it. And devoting a priesthood to studying the phenomena, creating even music to make the crystals light up.


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 No.84[Reply][D]

Do you think there's non-earthling life in the universe?
How much? How far away, or how close?
Is it peaceful, or warlike? Intelligent, or primitive?
Do you think we'll ever make contact?
If so, will we contact them, or will they contact us?
How might we communicate with them?
How would humanity react to the discovery of intelligent life?
Are we doomed to be alone?
And any other discussion regarding extraterrestrials.
No /x/ bullshit pls.
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 No.87[D][DF]

>>84
life exists everywhere, mostly bacterial
most likely warlike unless exists a planet where resources are abundant
we will but in a very very long time due to time dilation
dont know who's gonna contact first
don't know how we might communicate with them
humanity would probably be suprised for a while the move on with their lives
we're doomed to be alone because its easier to create virtual reality than try to fiddle with physics through science

 No.570[D][DF]

I cannot help myself, I MUST post lovecraft
>The most merciful thing in the world, I think, is the inability of the human mind to correlate all its contents. We live on a placid island of ignorance in the midst of black seas of infinity, and it was not meant that we should voyage far. The sciences, each straining in its own direction, have hitherto harmed us little; but some day the piecing together of dissociated knowledge will open up such terrifying vistas of reality, and of our frightful position therein, that we shall either go mad from the revelation or flee from the deadly light into the peace and safety of a new dark age.
>Theosophists have guessed at the awesome grandeur of the cosmic cycle wherein our world and human race form transient incidents.
>They have hinted at strange survivals in terms which would freeze the blood if not masked by a bland optimism. But it is not from them that there came the single glimpse of forbidden aeons which chills me when I think of it and maddens me when I dream of it.

 No.572[D][DF]

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Speaking of lovecraft, He did have an interesting idea of aliens. Fungal, Animal and even mineral mixes that's hard to classify yet aren't animalistic in nature dispite looking bizarre. It was more sinister, if anything. Humanity was no more then a mistake turned science experiment/toy and food source for them. We ended up on earth by accident and the elder things ended up warring with other aliens for control over earth, also they slowly lost some of their abilities due to earths gravity and the only thing they can do is just hide. In the extreme case of The Color Out of Space, The alien was no more then some type of light/color that drained everything of life in order to survive (although i doubt something like that could live long)


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 No.463[Reply][D]

There is objectively nothing funnier in the history of human development than the man's early attempts at flight.
Use this thread to post images and discuss ridiculous early aircraft or perhaps also post unusual planes from later periods
This video is a fantastic summary https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AXT4pgW_UGk
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Kalinin K-7
Its so retarded
>"ivan pls listen to me, just add more propellers it will still fly no i'm not drunk
https://youtube.com/watch?v=_Iiwd-_uCLQ
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kalinin_K-7

 No.527[D][DF]

>>464
This pisses me off because if they wheren't high they could have thought "gosh gee, lets add 4 props at each corner to balance it out, and so if the pilot has to abandon ship he wont get sliced to bits!" and then they could have invented the modern quad copter drone

 No.562[D][DF]

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India why


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 No.229[Reply][D]

So discord is taking IRC place for a lot of communities including 22chan, what do you think about it? Have you made the jump yourself yet?
For me I find it annoying that people with no knowledge of /t/ are more and more using Discord, it became the norm to have a discord account. I think it can evolve to the point of including business meetings and the such and this made it almost a normie thing.
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 No.354[D][DF]

>>229
Personally, I use Discord to talk to people and have personal conversation or just random chats.
The website isn't exactly a chatting place.
The site is still more entertaining but Discord is still nice.

 No.355[D][DF]

>>353
IRC *is* good.

 No.356[D][DF]

its realy fun to troll trannies and niggers i got like 20+ disabled accounts in total


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 No.2[Reply][D]

Which one do you use and why ?
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>>2
Manjaro <3
It is based on Arch, but user-friendly and comfy. You should give it a try.
https://manjaro.org/

 No.556[D][DF]

>>2
im using peppermint os cos my pc is garbo, im pretty retarded at this stuff but ive been tryna learn, i still have to boot into win10 on a seperate HDD to do music stuff

ive really liked how its run so far, both my internet and just general performance feel alot better than on windows

 No.557[D][DF]

>>556
i heard peppermint was light and comfy


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 No.541[Reply][D]

I NEED to blogpost
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 No.552[D][DF]

>>550
>>551
Ohhh, you're on chrome. Just tested; chrome doesn't let me execute the code because alert takes over everything. So I guess this is firefox only, sorry

 No.553[D][DF]

>>552
Chromium, but yeah. Looks like it

 No.554[D][DF]

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twot is lazy
consider sacrificing more virgins to attract his attention


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 No.536[Reply][D]

Have you ever worked on a website?
Discuss anything webdev related. Dynamic sites, static, all welcome

 No.537[D][DF]

>>536
Pic related is a piece of the project I'm currently working on. It's for my university, and it consists of a simple auction web site I'm writing with java servlets + tomcat server + mysql + thymeleaf (a templating engine)
I have to say that it's pretty interesting. It turned out surprisingly time-consuming to write, but I'm getting there... Oh and I'm extremely lucky good looks aren't a requirement, because I'm helpless at that
By the way, I wrote it following the architecture they explained to us during the course, but I never ran the code till it was entirely finished. And that's scary. Don't do it, I don't recommend it

 No.539[D][DF]

>>536
Op here, just wanted to say that I hate dates to death.
In java (my backend language) there are 3 different built-in time libraries/types (For exact moments: java.sql.timestamp, java.util.Date, java.time.Instant)
But in case that wasn't enough, the most recent and recommended module, java.time, has a fuckton of different types of close meaning
>java.time.Instant - an instant in time
>java.time.ZonedDateTime - Also an instant, this time with timezone information
>java.time.LocalDateTime - Generic date and time, NOT a definite moment (depends on timezone, which is not stored)
>java.time.ZoneOffset - Literally a timezone offset. Not a timezone though! A single timezone can have two offsets due to dst
>java.time.ZoneID - This here is the Timezone
At this point I had gotten what I needed and thought my trials with dates were over. But then came javascript
It has just one type, Date, however it sucks fucking ass. All I want is for my application to assume "CET" timezone when reading and printing dates/times. Well, javascript's Date type doesn't have timezone info, instead that is used when printing/reading the date. Fine. But definitively it'll be easy to do that, right?
Well, JS just assumes your browser knows what's best, and if your browser has the wrong timezone setting... well suck a dick. And firefox browsers have wrong setting on purpose to fight trackers. Am I fucked? Well, there is a built-in library called "Intl" that allows for the programmer to work with timezones, but then older browsers go out the window. IE for example doesn't support jack shit. Why does this have to be so hard? Do I really need to plug in some third party "moment.js" library or implement timezone functionality myself?
Course not, fuck IE

 No.540[D][DF]

>>539
Small update: Intl is nothing more than a pretty print library. It's not actually usable for anything but printing stuff to the user.
I'll be implementing DST logic myself, thanks for sucking cocks javascript


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 No.34[Reply][D]

Seems like the right board for this.
Theories, cool shit, creepy shit, whatever you got regarding the ocean (especially the deeper parts), put it here.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L8xXnVkOGsA
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YaPZUsiiqzw
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GJPRW92Yqd0
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mantis_shrimp can punch hard enough to cause flashes of light, or so I've heard.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bloop (Probably just an iceberg breaking up, but still pretty neat)

>tfw you'll never be a crew member on board the Nautilus
It hurts.
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 No.530[D][DF]

>>529
they can punch at same velocity as a gunshot from a .22 caliber rifle, and the bubbles they generate are around 4,400c which literally roasts their prey alive (even if they miss)

 No.531[D][DF]

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Deep-sea gigantism is pretty cool. What big things do you think are lurking down there?

 No.532[D][DF]

>>531
prehistoric aquatic dinosaurs that escaped extinction by hiding deep underwater. also there's been sightings of HUGE sharks some of which are quite old. there was one that was born during the civil war which was discovered recently. so many things that could be lurking down there and we've just haven't seen it yet


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 No.73[Reply][D]

Any recent projects you have completed or you are working on? Favorite language? Anything programming related.
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 No.502[D][DF]

>>501
That's pretty dope! What would raycasting be used for? lighting?
Do keep us updated (if you feel like it)

 No.503[D][DF]

>>502
Sounds like gaming to me; Though here's something more interesting; what if you make a movie from the perspective of a "spectator" in a game, where you could fly around the environment to fully appreciate each scene? Every project I've seen for 3D Graphics only applies to gaming in my little bubble, and I'd like something fresh.

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>>73
I built a logging library in Golang a while ago designed to make logs look very nice. I occasionally update it
https://gitlab.com/milan44/logger

I'm very proud of how nice its request logs look (pic related). I built a way to easily integrate it into the popular web server library gin.


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 No.517[Reply][D]

can you classify programming into elements? what are the elements o basics of programming? like to build a working software from a text of programs, what are the "parts"?

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 No.512[Reply][D]

So I've been thinking about switching to qutebrowser recently, and it's almost perfect for me. There's a couple issues like no Ublock Origin but I can get over those.
However, navigating 22chan doesn't work properly.
Opening a link to a post(such as >>2527 ) does nothing when I do it with the keyboard(press 'f' and choose the hint). I expect it to show me the post when I click on it, but instead it highlights it off-screen and I have to scroll down manually and find the highlighted post. Doing it with the mouse works for some reason. I'm switching to qutebrowser so I could do everything with the keyboard, so I might as well use firefox if that's the only way.

Any qutebrowser anons who've solved the issue?

 No.513[D][DF]

/t/ probably would have been the best place for this bread

 No.515[D][DF]

works on my machine


 No.488[Reply][D]

Do any of you fags know how to rip a Blu-Ray without getting a Piracy notice? Yes, this is for a certain /b/ thread, and we need your tech savvy help.
>Pic is for pun purposes

 No.490[D][DF]

Being a non-/t/echie, Only thing i can say is either google it or check youtube and see what you can do.

 No.509[D][DF]

>>488
Uh, install handbrake and some add on that comes with that, I don't entirely know, but that's a start.

 No.511[D][DF]

>>488
put it on nyaa
surprised you don't know this


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