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any of you tech mages could fix the reply box in the neko theater css?s

surprised this place gets by without needing a captcha or Mokachan Pass™

On June 10, 2025, Ofcom, the British government's communications regulator, announced an investigation into 4chan for potential violations of the Online Safety Act 2023 (OSA), Ofcom has the power to fine companies up to 10% of their global revenues, or £18m — whichever is the greater number. 4chan's lawyer issued a statement that the website "will not pay any penalty". He also stated, "American businesses do not surrender their First Amendment rights because a foreign bureaucrat sends them an email".

On 19 March 2026, Ofcom issued 4chan a £450,000 fine for failing to implement age checks in line with the OSA. It also fined the site a further £20,000 for not specifying how users are protected from illegal content, and £50,000 for not carrying out an illegal content risk assessment. In response to the fine, 4chan's lawyer sent Ofcom an AI-generated image of a hamster and said, "In the only country in which 4chan operates, the United States, it is breaking no law and indeed its conduct is expressly protected by the First Amendment." 4Chan has refused to pay all previous fines from Ofcom.

>>27343 #
yeah 15 years ago

>>27343 #
they don't have much of a choice and no money to fight it

>>27779 #
The pull request was done by an IBM employee and the merge was pushed by a Microslop employee
Fucking hilarious

>>27061 #
>>27780 #
Yeah it uses utc to generate a filename

>>27061 #
I think it changes your file names to random, mine also stays ticked/unticked.

>>27343 #
I freaking knew it!!

>The main program that starts and manages almost everything on modern Linux computers, “systemd”, recently added an optional "birthDate" field to its user database records.
>This stores a user's full birth date so apps can check age, for example, to comply with new age-verification laws in places like California, Colorado, and Brazil.

Guess you guys were right

>>26173 #
what does it do?

>>26173 #
it should never be doing that, mine never becomes unticked

is there a way to have mask filename persistently on? it gets annoying ticking it for each upload

brave is also crashing
what the fuck

>>23380 #
holy! you're awesome chingu

ladybird can't come fast enough

>>23242 #
not possible through the existing app but I'm working on a separate script that can do it (picrel)
it's not ready to share yet though

Is there a way to re route cosmoliveweb to mpv? Tried mpv directly with no luck, I also tried streamlink.

>>22644 #
lol im glad im not the only one that thinks this is annoying as fuck
for newer posts thankfully mu keeps the threads archives for a whle so i can just go to the original thread days later and get them that way but yea i dont know any other way other than inspect element

is there a faster way to grab the filename of a webm from desuarchive?

>>21613 #
Ah no, I don't have any issues, it just feels better. Like watching a 4k fancam and doing other stuff, Firefox wasn't the best even with plenty of RAM.

>>20102 #
turning off memory saver helps with that

>>21115 #
switch over, firefox is dead

i dont*

>zen started to crash
>move back to firefox
>its crashing even more
gecko bros... i want want to use chromium...

>>20383 #
I'm glad that as soon as 4chan changed the captcha system, my captcha solver stopped working but I didn't need it anymore.

>>20061 #
not him but on some browser on 4chan i get like 50 captchas that are insane to solve or it says my ip range is blocked when really it isnt

>>20061 #
even with 32 GB of RAM, browsers limit the usage of it so I feel it's better to navigate with 5+5 tabs open instead of 10 in the same browser, plus Youtube is really bad on Firefox nowadays, I'd use Brave for it anyway

used to be a very happy Ungoogled Chromium user, but it was tiring to update manually

>>20034 #
.

>>19932 #
>Brave for the chans, and Youtube
why the need of using a separate browser for them

>>19900 #
chrome and then helium for 4ch+here

you're gonna streisand effect yourself bro, he replied to that post now it's your turn
https://endchan.net/kr/res/6040.html#6433
i know you post here :)
#autobahn

>>19900 #
Firefox for everything + Brave for the chans, and Youtube

what browsers do you guys use

>>19550 #
after running cachy i could look at the logs i saved and figured out the issue was i was using btrfs and my drive for some reason was not handling it well
i also turned off expo and pbo to install to make sure my hardware was stable too

>>18650 #
>i tried installing again but it crashed in the middle of writing
classic arch, happened to me too, ended up using Chris Titus linux script to install any distro with some nice defaults, worked great

>>19055 #
OMO

>>18926 #
indeed, it was initramfs that was fucking shit up, according to the kernel logs
but i gave up and installed cachy

>>18842 #
decent performance isn't so trivial, swift and appkit are hard

which is why you should always use the most minimalist systems possible - there's just less to mess up. you lose a minute once a day on boot tops without initramfs but there's a whole possible point of error less yet all the distros come with it by default. enraging tbh

>>18650 #
check your boot parameters it's the easiest thing to mess up that results in a kernel panic especially if you're using initramfs

i wonder how viable a hydrus rewrite is

who made the onrender site

if you really want arch, just get cachyos

>>18649 #
i tried, claude helped me, but nothing worked
i tried installing again but it crashed in the middle of writing
maybe arch is not for me after all
i was using arch install btw

>>18647 #
time to chroot

brothers we fucked up our arch linux install and now it auto boots into an instant kernel panic...

easychan/mokachan archive search
https://pastebin.com/FHs46aUB

hmm.........