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Name: Anonymous 2013-07-28 20:59

chicken with awful. I'll probably just use sqlite for the data storage for now. Where should we host the revision control?

Name: Anonymous 2013-07-31 23:57

Should we add a text-captcha instead (e.g. What is 3 plus three?: )
I'd rather not if possible. Any amount of captcha makes the site more frustrating to use. Hopefully shii's trap will be enough. We can probably make it even harder to break by making the fields dynamic, but I would hate to break compatibility with our own spam scripts.

Elaborate. Will you be allowing <html> in the input markup, or not. I'd rather not, and just use org-mode, instead of wannabe markup: BBcode
I was hoping to keep it as close to shiichan as possible, so bbcode. HTML tags need to be escaped to protect the security of the other users.

Concur. Cookie session ID with the text-captcha is better. Even creating temp users like in ycombinator solves much spam issue (we can block the user, and remove user posts in one batch, in case they are abusive).
That would work very well, but that provides for more analysis to break anonymity. I'm hoping shii's trap will be enough. I doubt we'll be noticed by spammers for a while. The board will likely die out before it's found by spammers.

That is exactly what I want to add, even a freenet port so we can connect, if the ISPs are blocking. The more CLI it is, the better, even the web UI, for those that have JS or some other extension we make.
A freenet port would be great. The site could just synch back and forth with it. I'm starting to think the other way about the interfaces implemented on the server side because of the associated classification of users.

org-mode
I don't know much about that, but it looks complicated. I guess that would be a client side script.

Elaborate, please!
Nevermind. Forget I said it.

I was kind of joking about the other languages, but it would be fun to do.

Name: Anonymous 2013-08-01 2:05

We can probably make it even harder to break by making the fields dynamic, but I would hate to break compatibility with our own spam scripts.
Not bad. and include a hidden field that changes value every post. It can be grep'ed, but it will remove bots from abusers.
I was hoping to keep it as close to shiichan as possible, so bbcode. HTML tags need to be escaped to protect the security of the other users.
:(. However, I am still confused by what you mean "HTML tags need to be escaped". Do mean the output, or input? Should it be handled by filter functions? If you show me an example, I could try and understand.
That would work very well, but that provides for more analysis to break anonymity.
Ok, I get your point. Then with the same dynamic hidden input, the cookie session ID is made. In telnet and SSH, we need to place one initially at "login", and cycle it even post: "New session ID, just press [Enter] to receive it"
org mode
I don't know much about that, but it looks complicated. I guess that would be a client side script.
It is just a markup language, like Asciidoc, Markdown, XML, mediawiki, etc. I just want you to see the markup, and if you like it, let's implement it. It is 10x easier than beta BBcode. Look from this section down, to get a grasp of the markup I am asking for:
http://orgmode.org/org.html#Document-Structure
Chapter 11 being the most imperative:
http://orgmode.org/org.html#Markup
I was kind of joking about the other languages, but it would be fun to do.
No, I agree. We need at the least built this once on Scheme, then C (although Chicken is doing most of this work), then Haskell, then Erlang, then Rust™, Elixir™, etc.. And provide documentation on how port it on other architectures like AMD64, SPARC, DEC Alpha, ARM, PowerPC, AVR⸮, MIPS⸮, OpenRISC⸮, etc.

Name: Anonymous 2013-08-01 2:51

>>56
By HTML escaping, I mean stuff like people typing

<img src="click.my.add.com/?submit=yes"/>,
<script> javascriptPopUpSpam.invoke(); </script>

That was hilarious on 190chan, but it doesn't make for a safe browsing environment. So the input in the post should substitute < and > for &lt; and &gt;

Refreshing the connection every post helps, but there's still the distinction the server can make in which posters use which methods to perform posts. The same issue occurs with providing http and https, but the way it is now they have your ip already so that is moot. Custom command line interfaces can also be done with scripts. Didn't someone make a file system abstraction layer for prog?

I dunno, i kind of want to keep things the same. Can org-mode be compiled to bbcode? I'm just not sure if everyone would want to use it, so if possible i think it should be compiled to bbcode by an optional client side script.

I guess we could remake /prog/ that many times. I would venture into factor and unlambda.

Name: Anonymous 2013-08-01 5:07

>>57
By HTML escaping, I mean stuff like people typing
<img src="click.my.add.com/?submit=yes"/>,
<script> javascriptPopUpSpam.invoke(); </script>

I see. Then that is output filtering. What Shitchan does is <blockquote><p> output </p></blockquote>, to prevent actual <html> to be yield by posters. That is a simple implementation  for output function you make. If that did happen on 190chan, it means they were awful programmers. Of course, we need to also filter the input, so that injections not possible, even if that means the POST will use binary/8bit multipart/form-data, which going the be the case, since I wanted SSH, telnet, and nntp uplinks.
but there's still the distinction the server can make in which posters use which methods to perform posts.
Sigh, ok then. A hidden tag per thread recycled every month. No cookie session ID.
Custom command line interfaces can also be done with scripts
Not for SSH and telnet. We/I would have to make an ncurse interface for that. But yeah, there are ton of JQuery scripts out there to make simple UI for web browser users. Here even a sample one:
https://github.com/chjj/tty.js/
Can org-mode be compiled to bbcode?
Sigh, lets make a comparison.
UBBCode, the one and only:
bolded text                          
italicized text     
underlined text    
strikethrough text
[url]http://example.org[/url]
[url=http://example.com]Example[/url]
[img]http://example.xxx/images.gif[/img]
[quote]quoted text[/quote]
monospaced text
[size=15]Large Text[/size]
[color=red]Red Text[/color]
[color=#FF0000]Red Text[/color]
[color=FF0000]Red Text[/color]
[list] [*]Entry 1 [*]Entry 2 [/list]
[list] *Entry 1 *Entry 2 [/list] [1]
[table] [tr] [td]table data[/td] [/tr] [/table]


shitchan's BBcode, example provided by:
https://dis.4chan.org/read/prog/1248515378/10
[m]bold
underline
overline
italic
strikethrough
couriour ASCII text [ /m]
ignores all bbcode tags inside it syntax highlighting
spoilers
superscript
subscript
For SJIS art.
quote
multi line quote
Some additional qouted text
nested Multiline qoute
additional nested qoute
Close all escaped > Quotes.


org-mode:
**bold**
_underline_
‾overline‾ or  [overline]overline[/overline]
/italic/
+striketrough+
~couriour ASCII text|verbatim~
# comment
#+BEGIN_COMMENT
EVEN more comments which will not show
duh
#+END_COMMENT
Text then some #more commentary
:rem: hides text :rem: (we actually need to make this, along with :style color:/export function, which we can reimplement from the ogr-mode library)
=code=
:spoiler: same as the :rem tag :spoiler:
^{superscript}
_{subsscript}
#+ASCII: my [aa] code in one line
#+BEGIN_ASCII
  ascii block
  for multiple lines
#+END_ASCII
#+BEGIN_QUOTE
Quote some thing
maybe another line
#+BEGIN_QUOTE
Then nest it
and append the missing line
#+END_QUOTE
#+END_QUOTE

org-mode's provided UBBCode misign features from shitchan:
[[https://address.com][Selectable link]]
[[./internal/image.jpg]]
[[http://external.xxx/image.gif]]
:style color:
:width
:scale
*List
--unordered
+++in no particular manner
1. But these
2. are nevertheless
#+CAPTION: Table caption if any
#+ATTR_HTML: html <table attr="" in :tag format
| good | ascii | tables|
|______+_______+_______|
| yes  | they  | rule  |
| master race for life |
|______+_______+_______|


tl;dr no, as you can see. It has more features, and it is great for SSH and telnet. Unless you want the users to read bbcode on telnet/ssh/nntp.

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