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Name: Anonymous 2014-01-17 5:25

This thread may be used to discuss issues relating the /prog/ itself, both old and new.

So, it's been a while since the unfortunate series of events that happened at old /prog/. I think most of the old community has posted here a least a few time, with the exception of cudder and that one person that probably spammed this /prog/ when it was first made, who I believe is still banned from this /prog/. I would like the following things to happen, although they may not be possible:

1. The old /prog/ community, or what is left of it, may continue bbsing using some medium.
2. I would like to be able to use this medium without disclosing my ip address.
3. A little bit of exposure to new people is healthy. While we had a lot of homework threads in old /prog/, some of them ended up being interesting. It's easy for us to run out of things to talk about if there isn't much activity other than us.
4. The connection to /prog/'s entire history helped shape the culture of the board. It would be nice to have that again.
5. Add more wants here.

And some possible ways of getting these things:
1. Write a captcha solver and integrate it into a userscript for old /prog/. Moderation appears dead there again, so things would be like how they were for the most part. Moderation could always come back again though, and it would not be possible to obscure ip addresses, so it's pretty far from anonymous.
2. We all create twitter accounts and tweet.
3. We can create an irc channel.
3. We wait for distbb to be completed. And then we'll have a distributed text board that can self moderate and...well, as cool as that would be, it'll be different from old /prog/. The medium isn't complicated, and replaceable, but the people, the customs, etc, are what make /prog/ what it is.
4. We create facebook accounts and like each other's pictures of fibs code.
5. We go to reddit.
6. Insert more ideas here.

Name: Anonymous 2014-01-22 0:05

>>39
The admin switched to ~10pt sans-serif fonts since the very beginning; this site was originally using a 12pt serif font if I recall correctly. I like it this way because the framebuffer I use also uses a relatively small sans-serif font and it's a good balance between the amount of text shown in the screen and its readability. Anything smaller would be uncomfortable and anything bigger would be

SVBTLE KUDOS HNEWS
JAVASCRIPT IS SEXY
WEB 3.0 MINIMALISM
DARTH VADER NINJAS
STARBUCKS MACBOOKS
RUBY ROCKSTARS XDD


shit. I have a small screen (1440p wide) and this might be why I think everything is fine the way it is. Not sure how it looks in wider screens but I fail to see the issue with the current font. You don't have ADHD, do you?

The studies you mention are indeed correct, but there is no universal way of limiting the line length without fucking up the layout or just not looking fucking retarded. Besides, this is a textboard, not literature or an extensive paper about Jewish mathematics and abstract bullshit.

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