Isn't it in fucking worse than useless 8kun?

Tech isn't really a popular subject anymore.

>>14354
>SEO spaman' an softcore pron-get prunin'
Aw well, it were fun while it lasted I guess. Welcome back, BO!

>>14355
Thank you. I should really work on this board. Maybe get some more users, fix/improve a little CSS here and there, hire a vol etc.

The modern tech scene sucks, so I don't really want to waste much time talking about it.

pc cancer has killed almost everything fun in /tech/
its no longer interesting
death to the west

>>14352
It just so happened that a few months before 8chan was kill, nano was created and shilled on 8/tech/. I feel like most people ended up there and it was really nice, until that retard somewhere above me decided to bump the old imported thread on 8kun and shill in a few places, bringing in an influx of braindead retards.
So that's the story, rn it's hard to say where everyone is, but I suspect that some defected back to 4/g/ and more hardcore ones ended up on several danknet obscure imageboards.

>>14388
gopher sites, ssh textboard, sometimes old school BBS (but those require login with user/pass)

>>14389
analog city is already dead

>>14390
> implying I post on non-dead sites
All the sites with traffic use javascript and/or cuckflare "protection" that label me as a bad goy (for using non-kosher web browser).

>>14357
Everything is perfectly (black)boxed and controlled with hardcoded configs, applefied and impossible to repair or work on yourself. Thanks Steve Jobs, thanks you aidsfaggot cocksuckers in California I hope you all burn in the gay hell you're going to.

>>14389
what's the link for pic related?

^ ssh lowlife@45.79.250.220

>>14393
i wonder why the malicious sites attract the masses so well.. ideally people would not be so self destructive

>>14388
/g/ay is nothing but companies advertising their shit and kids talking about their studying and imaginary future careers. i would just go browse something like linkedin if i wanted to see that shit

foobar

foobar

>>14390
It's still up and got some new posters recently I think. I usually check it once a day or so, because why not (I even wrote an Expect/TCL script to log me in there automatically).
Yesterday I tried Amiga BBS "Absinthe", and this is totally old school running on real Amiga hardware. My terminal font wasn't quite setup right though (that's why there's ?'s in the screenshot I took). Gonna have to fix that somehow. They recommend using Syncterm, but fuck that, I'm an /dev/fb0 console cowboy!

sad to know that tech is dead due to the busyness of the real world, but I still wanted to ask a few questions about software

>>14597
That looks so cool and retro tbh.

>It's still up and got some new posters recently I think.

There are still a few internet groups from the early days of the internet around tbh. You may have to do some digging but they're still there.

Still, I'm a little surprised that Amiga still has some fans and users around for it.

>>14629
>sad to know that tech is dead due to the busyness of the real world, but I still wanted to ask a few questions about software

It may be a little bit slow, but we're still here I was busy this last month tbh

Just ask away and we can attempt to help your software issues anon

>>14635
You could get this kind of graphics out of a 1980's Amiga, back when most PCs had 4 color CGA and Macs were black & white.
But wait, this is just one frame. It's actually an animation someone made with Imagine 2.0 raytracing software. Then he used genlock hardware to capture it on VHS tape.
Most computers are lame bullshit these days. I'm not surprised there's still a bunch of fans who try to keep the good old days alive. I don't have a cool old computer, but I also don't want to waste money on lame bullshit.

The board needs an extensive cleaning mod

Where on earth is the BO for /tech/ though?

Network effect is a blessing and a curse. It keeps the fags contained mostly but the low activity on other sites is a bitch

>>14828
>>14828
>Network effect

what is this?

Nanochan userbase should just move to Pico already. I honestly don't give a shit about the gay mod drama, I'm tired of the userbase fracturing even more.

>>14352
That is the thing you should not browse tech forums.
>>14389
>>14400
>>14597
Tumbleweeds. Man of Child you are.
>>14629
Just go on Reddit or something a simple question can be easily solved.

>>14862
>Just go on Reddit or something a simple question can be easily solved.

or slackoverflow

>>14862
Where is this picture from? Looks cool

Can people just post here asking questions instead of making a bunch of "Where can I find or get X thing?

Threads like those are really low. srs

>>14929
Threads like those are really low

*low effort

Where's the mod for this board?

>>14938
What's up, cowboy?

>>14954
Where have you been? Lots of spam here lately tbh

>>14354
That's because most tech boards are memes, idiots, and people who ask how to get their web browser working on their Walmart-bought Computer. That and games. Endchan /tech/ has potential as it is the last /tech/ board after 8chan died (>inb4 8kun).

>>14356
I am a global vol but I could supervise this board for you. The problem appears to be that it's inactive. I don't think a lot of people still know about endchan and /tech/ now-a-days. My initial advice is to try to make your own threads as stickies to spur activity, and potentially advertise in banners on other sites. (Please note my advice is not an invitation to raid other sites, or spam other sites, or spam other boards or individuals).

>>14967
>Endchan /tech/ has potential as it is the last /tech/ board after 8chan died

Most people don't know about it though. But that can be fixed though

> My initial advice is to try to make your own threads as stickies to spur activity, and potentially advertise in banners on other sites.

Maybe inviting people from other tech websites is a good idea. Liek Stack overflow or sumthing

>(Please note my advice is not an invitation to raid other sites, or spam other sites, or spam other boards or individuals).

No no we won't do that. It good

>>14388
>it's hard to say where everyone is
Back when 8chan died I tried looking for alternatives and there was this danknet one that was fully peer to peer which was a really cool idea but it didn't last long, and just was a pain in the ass to use. Every other place I've tried to visit were either bunkers for other boards (/v/ and the like) or just plain dead.
I occasionally browse lainchan but otherwise just stay off of tech-related chans, and keep to the more niche boards on 4chins. I grew to hate tech culture more during this time.

>>14995
>Back when 8chan died I tried looking for alternatives


>and there was this danknet one that was fully peer to peer
See most people aren't going to through all the trouble to do that. Imageboards work best because
1) no registration required
2) you can write, post, see updates almost instantly instead of waiting for TOR to load up

That's what I think at least

>I grew to hate tech culture more during this time.
Just take a break from things, even things you enjoy. You should be getting your energy and spirits up afterwards

>>14352
>Where did 8/tech/ go?

Everytime something dies, the refugees scatter and further fragment.

>>15161
>Everytime something dies, the refugees scatter and further fragment.

This site, along with this board, is still somewhat alive. That counts too

>>15204
Not a lot of people inside this board right now though