Hey /g/ I wanted to say that I have gotten shiichan partially working in the current year.

Here's what you have to do
>change variable $this in admin.php to anything else, maybe $shit or something (as one anon years ago suggested)
>change "<?" to "<?php" in /abbc/abbc.lib.php
>mess with the settings a bunch (I don't remember the specifics but shitchan is still shit
you can also try using Kareha instead, but I'm trying to get Shiichan working today since it's historic.
Once I get Shitchan in somewhat working order, I'll post it publicly, but that is what you need to do.

I started making on an imageboard for fun after seeing >>87910311. So far I have text posts working and everything updates in real-time (you can see other people's posts are they're typing). I have it hosted here: https://d1fnl76ly4r8ky.cloudfront.net/g. Thoughts? Am I wasting my time?

How many of you are moving away from /g/ to a different imageboard after all the drama baitposts this week? Personally thinking about coding my own or just joining one of the new ones being developed.

way too many bots posting. We need better captchas

how do you find the motivation to code everyday?

Why is /g/ so transphobic?

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This is a thread to test out your gpg encryption, especially if want to learn or are new to this to make sure you are doing everything right.

Here are some useful commands to get started:

Create new key:
gpg --full-generate-key
Delete public key:
gpg --delete-keys [name/fingerprint]
Delete private key:
gpg --delete-secret-keys [name/fingerprint]
Delete private and public key:
gpg --delete-secret-and-public-keys [name/fingerprint]

List private keys:
gpg -K
List public keys:
gpg -k

Export key to file:
gpg --armor --export [name/fingerprint] > [file].asc
Import key from file:
gpg --import [file].asc

Encrypt a file:
gpg --encrypt --armor --recipient [recipient name/fingerprint] [file]
Decrypt a file:
gpg --decrypt [file]

Verify signature:
gpg --verify [file].asc

Edit key:
gpg --edit-key [name/fingerprint]
Change passphrase:
gpg --passwd [name/fingerprint]

Here's my public key if you want to test it out:
https://pastebin.com/raw/3rXnC22L

thinking of making an interactive text adventure and posting it to github. does anyone here enjoy interactive text adventures?