Exactly what the title says. I saw it on the home page. It's over bros. This fucking sucks.

you cant do this to me!

mf keep posting weird links, u should nuke this bitch

denpa chan 2.0 will exist.

On the one hand, this shit is exactly why I havent make a pubnix. On the other hand, letting terrorists win sucks

>>5
We need a captcha

>>4

Care to elaborate?

>>6

Probably wont work. Most spammers are humans..

>>8
while this is likely true, one mustn't underestimate the effect a minor inconvenience can have.

i am interested to see what 2.0 will look like.

>>9

minor inconvenience can have

As I read in the Trashchan thread about *boards spam, it probably wont.
The people who spam are financially motivated, so a minor inconvenience wont stop them.

i am interested to see what 2.0 will look like

I am too, will it be an entire rewrite of the site's backend?

if 2.0 is like a proper forum that would be sick i think

>>11
Why do you want this to be a forum instead of a textboard?

>>11
True, forced namefagging should be upon denpa-chan too! Thinking of it, why not use your real name too? Maybe we should insert Tiktok dances in the formula! Every place on the Internet wants you to have a persistent identity, so why not Denpa-chan!

>>11
hard disagree

>>13
Literally this. I don't want this comfy part of the internet to become another name-fagging ultra insulated circlejerk

>>15 >>14 >>14 >>13 >>11
a frum wer u kan post as an0mimoos or pseudonimoose or acc or tripcode whatever.
>>10
they link far-right resources pipeline. 3chan.co admin nailed.
many boards that been in review vid are psyops to radicalize marginalized groups of autistic neets. and whreck chaos like QAnon still does.
there are gangs who dominate chanz, they push drive competitors away, then sqatting domain, & runing their own version of old chan.
>>5
what's problem with pubnix?
>>4
hopefully. save yourself, take care of yourself. health is number 1 priority. then stable income.
>>1

Denpa-chan: a website that will not exist for much longer

I wonder why.
I've seen boards come and go. Start & disappear. Some had 3-4 reincarnations.
I think that DENPA community should discuss what's the current status quo, threats, and action plant to move forward. open jira, trello.

and have backup bunkers, in case denpa unreachable. maybe invite only p2p mesh. As for me, I do think plebbit, hashchan provide reasanoble framework, but I haven't grasp enough expertise in them yet. and they don't require 3rd party client, can be browsed via webbrowser.

Denpa was the last good chan board for me, I think I'm leaving all chans, web.

>>16
nothing wrong with using them. i like pubnixs. but i wouldn't want to /run/ one because i would constantly have to deal with the threat of someone abusing it. I do assume the majority of people interested in pubnixs are cool people, but the one asshole who decides to do bad shit will be "competent" so that makes it even more spooky.

THE NEW TAGLINE ON THE SITE IS DENPA NEVER DIES!!!! WOOHOOOOOO

>>18
Maybe Osaka finally convinced him of letting it stay. In his latest video he said that he archived denpa-chan in the Wayback machine to preserve it, so maybe he had his hands in this. Or maybe this tagline menas something else.

>>19
That nigga went hard in the paint for denpa chan. Respect

What is going on.
First denpa was going away, and now Denpa never dies?

If 'Denpachan never dies' is anything like 'Technoblade never dies' I have bad news for ya

>>17
hosting, email, relay provider, kitchen ware manufacturer is not responsible, accountable how other people use it. TOS.
you can manually pick whom you want
I want ~pub*nix. but most of them on free tier doesn't seem to allow cgi, prohibiting long-term daemons (ala Go, nodejs etc), apps are kill -9 when session is closed.
>>18
DENPA NEVER DIES
(hopefully)

Post Office afternoon is offline atm

I'm tired of expired links, expired domains, offline servers, singe points of failure. Maybe Hyphanet won't have those issues.

>>19
I haven't seen O.S. before.

watched vid on How to save internet

yeah man, most of the people on chans, boards want to live healthy life, without doomerism, radicalization, nsfw.
it's just been very real, not conspiracy at all how community (and not only Anonymous community) been marginalized and used to push divisive agenda from top to bottom. by Brennan, Watkins, Kolyma
4chan explained https://bylinetimes.com/2019/10/02/monster-power-steve-bannons-crucial-role-in-the-radicalisation-of-the-far-right/
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Troll_farm

>>23
|doesn't seem to allow cgi, prohibiting long-term daemons
ya... those are kinda not the point of a pubnix... just get a vps for your services. pubnixes are for social computing...

>>24
yeah, don't treat a pubnix as your personal free vps..

>>24

social computing

what is this thing ?
>>25

don't treat a pubnix as your personal free vps

but how they should be treated than?

I'm pretty new2pubnixes, only recently discovered & heard of them. (from small boards, indieweb, thanks Afternoon!)
But I'm not new to Linux.
I can't think of other use of pubnix other than small indie micro vps hosting.
For static pages there are plenty of hosters like neocities.
For exploring terminal shell, there are free js based emulators that run in browser, usually with a compiler on a backend, letting you code.
So the only use (of pubnix) that comes to mind - is to roll your own custom daemon scripts that should be online 24/7, dynamicly served web apps.

it's a system with a group of people... they often have email and static site stuff which is "public facing" but they also have things like internal bulletin boards to chat with other users on that system, muds (multi user dungeons), sharing files, working on projects with others on the system, being able to discuss and share information, get help doing things, give help to others, etc. these are the benefits and real reasons to use a pubnix. i'd expect something like 97% of pubnix users run some *nix already, they aren't doing it to get first time access to it because it is in practice easier to run a sandbox *nix in browser, or vm as you indicate. If you don't see how being a member of a multi user system is fundamentally different from having a private server, you probably [i]really[i] don't need to be using one.

tl;dr : facebook for *nix autists.

oh . . .
>>27 Thanks for explaining! I wasn't aware of this.
I didn't knew such things exist. Couldn't even imagine.
So it's like chatroom, bbs, rpg, mail, file sharing, github tightly packed in to one terminal PuTTY ssh connection server? (sorry for broken english)
Anything else there?
It wasn't clear & obvious, cuz when I open tildaverse space web page it says : 'Yo! we are community of enthusiasts!!1' And I browse 100 of similiar static html pages there of users, where each one says something like : "Hi, I'm Bob! I luv computers! That's it! That's all!". & it wasn't stated clearly nor explained of any such activities you mentioned. No mention of project management system for work on $PROJECTVARIABLE .
so it's like fediverse mastodon server but for console terminal?
sO I had impression those people are just using it to hosting static content, or maybe learning shell in wild (or micro vps).

Do you think any such ~pub will allow me to run textboard engine server or something similiar? y/n?

your general idea is more correct now yes. in theory the static sites are to play around with the idea of having a site, and as a way to get to know and share about yourself in a persistent way to the other users, they aren't really suitable for much more than that. most have disk quotas (lots of other people using the same computer really limits how much space can reasonably be used per person) so file share is possible but usually not heavy things, for that there are better protocols (but the links can be shared easily enough).
if you look at the services the tildiverse site talks about, things like the wiki, zines or radio, etc from the outside it might just feel like a public resource, but inside it's something you can participate in directly, so you want to try running a set on radio you can talk to people there and get a time, if it's well received, etc, you can become a regular dj for the server. things like that.
i don't know of any that would let a user set something up like a textboard, but i don't know all of them and they all have different community cultures. more of them may be open to such a project as a community project, more likely than as a user one tho. i do know some of them have "premium tier" levels of membership that provide more access to things, such as cgi compatible webhosting, or even stuff like SIP trunks for PBX

>>29
some pubnixes DO support cgi scripts, like the famous tilde.club does, as far as i know.