So how did 4chan promote itself in the earliest days?

I originally got here from a tangentially related otaku website (DDRFreak) back in 2004/2005 and the place was already known as a pretty seedy place among the people on that board who already knew what it was.

The more I read about other startups, the "if you build it, they will come" is provable bullshit. The place went down a couple times, but obviously it was popular enough even at the time to justify coming back, unlike places like 5chan

>post timer now lasts between boards
MOOT YOU FUCKING JEW

Is IRC a dead technology?

>Intel pulls ads from Gamasutra due to complaints about the article: "Gamers are over"
https://archive.today/lUqRh

>Kernel developer Matthew Garrett will no longer fix Intel bugs, because of "the anti-women #GamerGate campaign"
https://archive.today/JjXrC

>I no longer wish to spend it doing unpaid work to enable an abhorrently-behaving company to sell more hardware. I won't be working on any Intel-specific bugs. I won't be reverse engineering any Intel-based features[3]. If the backlight on your laptop with an Intel GPU doesn't work, the number of fucks I'll be giving will fail to register on even the most sensitive measuring device.

>year of our lord + 239
>I paid more than $500 to build a computer

>yfw I'm posting from my high school

Penises are technology. A fluid flow device. Talk about penises and penis accessories.

She likes it. So should you.

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Anyone else procrastinate to a harmful degree? By that I mean that you do it to the point where it starts affecting your life negatively: Missed deadlines at work, your job might be in jeopardy because of it, perhaps you're self employed and you're behind on deliverables to clients, or maybe you're in school and about to be kicked out for not turning in a project on time.

If so, do you have any ways to deal with it?