>>15416
> 85p

Mirth. I think I'll continue using it until it expires. I kind of like it, to be honest. Britfa in the week, cunt off club at the weekends / on bank holidays.

Or maybe cuntoff.club could direct us straight to /pol/

>>15416
I used it twice.

Thank fuck for that.
I have looked around much of the internet, and there's nowhere like home.
I shall put the kettle on.

Thanks for sorting it m8. Much appreciated.

I hope the server password is in purp's will, too. I'll pay the fees but someone less thick will have to run it.

>>15410
Depends how bored you are. It's only slightly more active than the boards currently are.

>>15410
I barely ever post there but it seems reasonably chill. Might be worth having just in case this sort of situation arises again.

>>15409
That warmed my heart a bit. As well as all the lads finding various ways and means of crawling back to this small grey bolthole in the swarming fuckery that is the wider internet.

Glad to hear that purps realises that this place is actually a bit special in it's own understated way, if he reads this at some point his efforts are very much appreciated. Without wanting to be dramatic or overstate the case I reckon /emo/ may genuinely have saved a few lives. And the cunts offs can be fun as well.

Sage for soppyness.

>>15410

If you want to be part of the disgusting Mod/IRC clique.

>>15413
That joke worked better 10 years ago when it was IRC and no one under the age of 25 knew how to access the server. Discord is a click away.

Oh thank god, I thought this place had just died forever without warning.

Is posting a Sky News interview between Adam Bolton and a former Met chief superintendent really worthy of a two week ban for "racist shite"?

>>15380
"We can't have the Marxist BLM narrative, that this is an issue of right wing whites+police vs everyone else (when really it's a specific problem with afro-Carribbeans largely due to their massively disproportional rate of fatherlessness), being shattered by a calm rational former chief superintendent stating facts and his years of experience" said Adam Bolton and the mods.

>>15381

>being shattered by a calm rational former chief superintendent stating facts

Fucking hell. Actually beyond parody now.

>>15382
I seem to have a thing at the moment where I just post something and then other people run with it, like using the word "nondescript".

>>15383

We haven't had a good 'ubiquitous' in years, it's about time.

Who gives a toss. Filter it, don't filter it - I've seen it in like four posts.

>>15370
>[-]
U wot?

>>15374

Those fatty fuckers don't like people announcing they are hiding their thread.

>>15373

Four posts is about 40% of daily posting, though.

It's hilariously* filtered on relevant boards anyway.

Some have called it a forced meme, but I thought it was pretty funny when I posted it in response to the ladyboy lads on about meaty she-cocks. In my head the joke was that I bet it was one of those lads who posted it in the chubster thread to begin with.

I am, why can't it be embedded everywhere?

You bastard, I clicked on the image to close the reply box I thought had popped up.

>>15347
>BTW fuck webp it's entirely useless.

It's a pretty good alternative to animated gifs, which are a bizarre inefficient dinosaur of a format.
But for stills though, yes it's utterly pointless. There's an argument that they save a bit of space when compared to an equivalent quality .jpg, but it's spare change in an age where every other website is packed full of autoplay videos.

>>15349

Up until now I had assumed it was just some sort of image format DRM that stops me being easily able to save images off Google to repost on imageboards.

>>15350

I'm not a computer magician but I think the only thing preventing them from working on Brian would be one line of code that contains the valid file types it will let you upload. Brian doesn't need to be able to decode the image itself, because that's done on our end in the browser, and that shouldn't be a problem for anyone who's updated their browser in the past 5-10 years.

Regarding DRM on images, one thing I've found that many websites do, either intentionally or otherwise, to stop people from being able to save images is to hide the image itself underneath a transparent layer so right clicking doesn't let you save the image. There is a workaround although it can be a bit of a pain in the backside, in Chrome, right click on the image and click "inspect", and using that function you can break the page down and find the url to the actual image.

>>15351

*I just thought, adding in a new file type could possibly bugger up the scaling for thumbnails maybe?

You can just delete the .webp bit, right? Is there another issue or am I posting on Mumsnet by mistake again?

>>15342

>>15342
The mods don't actually know how to unlock threads. Have you ever seen one unlocked?

>>15344
The Autoban 9000 broke free from purps shed and runs things now. I don't even own a web browser these days, I post using Alexa.

Go on.

>>15378
I'm fairly sure I unlocked it about a month ago but nobody noticed. I can't find it now so if you want to bump it I'll lock it again for you.

>>15335
Nature is healing.

I have the same thing, with Three? They seem to let it slide until I try to post something.

I'm not the admin but I'm willing to bet it's an ISP issue not a .gs one.

>>15302
Agreed, Three are always trying to tell me the content filter is on when it isn't.

>>15293
>on YouTube itself I frequently find it loads the wrong video until I refresh
I've had this too. Quite weird.

Just caught this happening on the front page of /*/. I now think it might have something to do with browser cache.

>>15297
What browser are you using?

>>15298
Firefox, same as the otherlad in the other thread. I'm almost certain it's firefox fucking up caching that's an issue.

>>15299
I see it in Chrome, desktop and mobile.

>>15281

That is me. I have returned after all my ops and my life being turned upside down. Long road back though. Is purple still about? We had some good beers a few times and I would love a catch up with him.

>>15282
> my life being turned upside down

>>15282
Wow, I remember your posts. How are things for you now?

>>15284 still got a fair bit of pain, but instead of giving into it I got angry at it and studied very hard. Pulled things together and now I’m living in Scotland working for a software development company. Things are going much much better than they were. Still have some rough days but on the whole I can see it’s going to get better again a day or so later.

I’m sorry my posts left such an impression on you.

>>15285
>I’m sorry my posts left such an impression on you.

Just put it down to me having no life and too much free time. I'm glad things are better.

>>15273
Whoa lad, do you mind not posting the lezzers in /sfw?

I ask people "why?" when they've said some stupid shite and are clearly too much of a braindead pissbaby to back it up with anything substantive. Not me in the workout thread though, but that too seems like quite a reasonable use of the question "why?", given that the badgrammarlad just sort of told him to do something contrary to the advice of others with no real insight into, well, why.

>>15259
Not seen this, but I would certainly like to subscribe to your newsletter. We have been hit with just as many bots and astroturfing as anyone else.

>>15262

>astroturfing

SHueley not?!

Oh tell me why...
Do we build castles in the sky?
Oh tell me why...
Are the castles way up high
Please tell me why...
Do we build castles in the sky?
Oh tell me why...
Are the castles way up high

>>15259
Why?

>>15246
The moral of the story: don't add stupid word filters. Particularly those that link back to domain names. Even more if that domain name is now full of bad stuff.

Mods = Not Sods.

>>15254
You can't get the staff these days.

>>15256
Well luckily I'd paid for the .gs enterprise support contract, which provides support at weekends too.

>>15254

WHOOPS