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Cake day: July 5th, 2023

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  • Normally I’d just tell you all to kiss my nuts but ok, we’re not actually on that site, we’re on another one.

    If I shared all my filters here I’d probably get my account banned in 5 seconds due to tripping so many keywords.

    Just Google “recommended 4chan filters” and then check a couple of threads FROM 4chan for examples.

    Obvious ones would be:

    1. <blocking every single memeflag if you intend to use /pol/>
    2. furry, wypipol, gay, guro, rekt, gore, ukraine, russia, trans, etc etc etc (basically anything pornographic (use regex))
    3. MD5 sums for all the “rainbow priests” and other bs the merchants are always spamming. Awesome thing about these is that as soon as you block these, it blocks everything else these morons use. Forces them to recreate the images if they want people to keep seeing them. It’s pretty big-brain and you need a high IQ to understand and I’m too tired right now.

    After setting up a decent filters list. eg. no memeflags, no porn, no rekt/gore, no trans etc. the site is pretty awesome. Plenty of hilarious schizo stuff, high quality bantz and because there’s no karma and generally no rules people don’t focus on fighting or arguing by trying to one-up each other. They just call each other a f*g and usually immediately move on.

    Obviously not recommended if you are someone who is actually remotely offended by casual sexism, racism etc. aka you need to at least not have the fragility of a two year old child.

    I also recommend:

    /pol/ only with half-decent filters otherwise it’s 90% merchant spam /wsg/ /an/ /v/ /vm/ /g/ /k/ /biz/ if you’re okay with losing money lol

    Or if you want something megawholesome: frenschan.org




  • Most of the questions I asked were pretty specific questions regarding network architecture, object orientated programming and so on. Most of the subreddits I posted in were also pretty obscure, so not the general /r/python or so on. There was about 50 or so of us mostly using the subreddit as a way to bounce ideas off each other. With not much time for idle/pointless chatter. Occasionally a few people would wander in and derail the topic but we’d usually ignore them.

    I also use public Slack and the occasional Discord but it was nice to use Reddit for the most longer architecture styled posts.

    I cannot fathom why anyone would use the site for 10 years and mass over 100k karma for literally any reason.