In an initiative to resist the entrenched /prog/ cancer we should start using handles.
Hello /prog/, my handle is dude. I've been coding for about 7 years and am currently simultaneously working on an indie/casual game and a web app. I'm not currently working, but why get a job when I can live and code in my parents house for free? :D After the recession is over I'll look for a job if my projects don't materialize into the money making machines I wish they were.
When using both a ``normal'' tripcode and a secure one, 4chan (both Yotsuba and Shiichan) use a single exclamation mark in between the two. This kind of makes sense, as it matches the octothorpes in the plaintext.
On the other hand, pretty much every other script uses two exclamation marks in between the normal and secure trip. Or, more precisely, the tripcode is preceded by one exclamation mark, and the secure trip is preceded by two. This also makes sense if you think of the exclamation marks as a sort of prefix rather than a separator.
octothorpe (plural octothorpes)
(mainly US) A name for the hash or square symbol (#), used mainly in telephony and computing
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For example, See-Octothorpe is an American way of calling See-Pound, if you know what I mean. Or should it be ``Sea octothorpe''?
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