/overboard/ - Overboard

Keep up the good work👍

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>>2092
Hmmmm, are you manually approving posts now? I'm sorry about that, I probably brough trolls along when I shilled umigalaxy too much on /g/. I was so hopeful that I could save some of the anons from /g/ but now I think they fucked in they head tbh fam. All the deleted mikeeusa threads there had an unusual large number of responses. You should look into banning anyone who mentions the site from those threads btw, the whole thing glows hard

ANYWHO, you should consider some kind of reputation based cookie thing. I haven't flooded your site with spam nor do I want to so maybe after a few approved posts you give me some sekrit cookie that I can take with me on my mobile phone web browser.

I understand that phoneposting gives admins a headache because the IP changes every 5 minutes.

>>2147
No problem man, in the end we can't control what people do online
What I did was activating a NSFW review for people who are guests(without an account) and who post images. It mostly works fine but sometimes it returns a false negative on the images

>>2147
Btw the reputation thing is a good idea

>>2150
Hell yeah, spammers on 4chan even brag about ban evasion by simply clearing cookies and turning on airplane mode. I doubt it will stop them completely but maybe make it annoying enough to go pester twitter users instead.

>>1050
>>1051
>>1052
Oh of course, there are plurals lol
>For example on /g/ OPs post cartoon depictions of half naked little girls often with threads that have little to do with tech, thinly veiled coomerposting. They got rid of /cumg/ but the pedoposting is still there.
I think a good aspect of a smaller website is that things can be moderated more easily, I pretty much read everything that is posted here and it's not like it can slip by

>>1065
You should probably look into /cumg/ in the desu archives because these child rapists got good at hiding files in JPG and PNG files. I noticed you convert those to webp which might mitigate some of that, maybe.

>>1069
Good call, I'm gonna look it up

>>1065
>things can be moderated more easily
Somewhat. If you're wageslaving, asleep, or doing pretty much anything away from your website, that is time spent that something illegal could be posted to the website, available to the public, precious time where the feds get closer and closer to looking in your direction.

It might be impossible for illegal stuff to not get caught by you, but the time spent that you don't notice it could ruin your life.

>>2120
Yeah I understand completely, unfortunately everything is set up to fuck over small websites

>>1310
No, I'm the sucker who has to do work while they do their fake jobs

>>1207
>>1214
I don't know man, it seems too simple to just blame women. Social media gives you a pretty false picture because you get random ass influencers trying to get views and set up a persona, it's not a great depiction of reality. At least where I live all the laziest fucks I've worked with are mostly dudes. And personally I haven't moved a single step towards having children, I don't want them since I don't feel like there is enough time in my life. I'd be a total hypocrite blaming that on women. Like how are you supposed to have a career and get your home setup and so on? Suddenly you are too old and there's a 50% chance of your potential kids having genetic diseases due to age or maybe your wife straight up can't have kids. But if you have them too early you completely fuck up your wife's career and economically rape yourself because single income is basically impossible nowadays unless you have a very in demand job.

>>2025
Your wife shouldn't have a "career" doing bullshit fake corpo work. Your wife should be enjoying her hobbies while you work so that she can live comfortably, and then inevitably stay home raising your children, which is harder than having some bullshit "career".

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>>2139
Really makes you wonder about the immigrants doing the opposite. It's almost as if they're being imported to do what modern society won't.

The thing that really sticks with me about the 1990s is the diversity of the music. Every decade had their equivalents of 2 Unlimited and Nirvana, but the 1990s had some mad shit. They had New Age music! Do you remember New Age music? Fucking Enigma had two different songs that reached #1 in the charts (at least in my country). People were going apeshit for music that sounded like this:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4F9DxYhqmKw
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Rk_sAHh9s08
...and those songs came out in two different years! 1990 and 1994. They were worldwide hits. Mental music is probably still being made now, but you never hear it on the radio or on TV. Everything is safe now.

However, as I recall, I think 2002 was already a bit lame, so 9/11 might have been the start of things getting weak. But it felt temporary, like the music and the TV just wasn't really for you and you just needed to wait for the good stuff to come back. 2008 was when everything went to hell.

>>1890
Even the Anime, Koi Kaze was the fucking GOAT. Nobody has balls like that anymore. Like it's a fictional, give us a good show.

Imageboards are populated with zoomers pretending to be 30+.

I might rewatch Welcome to the NHK

>>431
And read the book

I did this for the better part of 5 years, but within the same month that I ended up getting a job and going outside, I met the girl I'm now married to.