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hello lainchan i think we should have a thread for sharing our personal websites/webspaces.So people of lainchan show me what you got.

My site has an older list of lainon sites, https://rms.moe/lainons.html My personal page is https://blam.rms.moe

http://n0thanky0u.neocities.org/ Keep it simple so it loads fast and works on anything.

https://karindou.neocities.org/ my site i use to promo my art, tempted to host it myself though since neocities servers are quite slow

this is a site i made to play with html and css https://jojo-website.neocities.org/

I will get back when I get a domain!

https://kawaiidelic.space it sparkles~

>>8576 >ABOLISH IDENTITY >IT'S WRITTEN N0THANKY0U BUT THE Os ARE 0s BITCH

I would, but I don’t want some script kiddie to fuarrrk with it so I will refrain.

>>9445 Protip: you shouldn't worry so much about script kiddies finding your website through an obscure imageboard. the internet is constantly scanned by automated attack tools. If your site was vulnerable it would already be hacked.

>>9458 Have fun scanning ipv6 range.

>>9462 I did Nothing interesting to be honest

>>9462 What happened with the thread with the anon scanning the entire clearnet for ibs? Polite sage for off topic

>>9468 Pretty sure it was on /tech/ if you want to look for it.

>>8834 I love the design of your website.

My site is https://bgk.neocities.org. This is my first public site, if it doesn't work well on your screen tell me. There's not much on there, but I do small updates very frequently.

Might as well put my site out into the wild. plasmawiz.neocities.org

Put all your devices in a rolltop desk. They're cheap. Put a little fan in there and leave it on. You put your devices on to charge, and if there's a notification you'll hear it. Result: you can't be eavesdropped.

>>9474 thank you

I decided to use cancer as an entry vehicle for my brand of poison. Its my Monoblog, I don't have any Arch-enemies right now so the monologue has to go on the Monoblog. https://www.tumblr.com/blog/alric-rahl-the-original

Does anyone remember webrings? They were quite popular in the late 90s and early 00s when search engines where still in the early stages and people wanted to find websites of a similar theme. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Webring I thought it would be a cool idea to make a webring that contains the personal homepages of lainons. What do you think?

>>9709 there is a few small webrings on neocities.I guess they were mainly made out of nostalgia and stuff, also i think that it would be cool to have a old school webring for personal websites of users of the lainchan imageborad.

>>9710 I definitely remember the unending piles of adult sites that were part of rings ages ago. Get a membership with one site, oh you have access to all ring affiliates, too bad none of them had any porn worth looking at.

my site: https://alienozioa.wixsite.com/electronics Any advice lainons? I put electronics and physics there. I want to make my own server eventually.

bendersteed.gitlab.io I write in a simple blog about emacs, learning about programming, music and some other stuff. Nothing special but a place for me to vent off.

I thought about making a web monologue for a long time, since most of my thoughts and ideas are poisonous to the brainless masses I decided to use their own carrier to possibly inject some of my own poison. It's main purpose is to try to jumpstart a person's brain. A working brain is anathema to conformists, If your mind already works it may help you broaden your mental scope. Unfortunately shortly after starting it I went back to work and am working my ass off and I lost a bunch of archived exercises which I had planned to post so it wouldn't resemble the Dreamcast release. https://alric-rahl-the-original.tumblr.com

https://fluffy.moe

This is a nice topic. My website can be found here: http://verisimilitudes.net/ My current main project involves a machine code development tool I've been creating, the main article for which can be found here; I've discussed it in /λ/ and elsewhere: http://verisimilitudes.net/2017-07-07 Attached to this post are images of this tool on my website, but that I don't otherwise link to; just today I optimized all of the images for size. Earlier in this year, I also decided it would be nice to have a webring of sorts on my website, for when Lainchan ceases to exist and I still want some contacts; I've also included contacts from people with no relation to Lainchan whose websites I enjoyed. This is more of a network, however, since I link to every page, but many of them only link back to me: http://verisimilitudes.net/2018-02-22 >>9709 >Does anyone remember webrings? They were quite popular in the late 90s and early 00s when search engines where still in the early stages and people wanted to find websites of a similar theme. How interesting you mention them. >I thought it would be a cool idea to make a webring that contains the personal homepages of lainons. What do you think? I'm solely interested in making website affiliations with other websites concerning technical material and I'd expect these websites to take themselves seriously. If any of you are interested, reply telling me so or email me.

It's a gamified imageboard: http://memewar.io

Hey, me and a friend are starting a podcast, I was wondering if any lainons had any good ideas on how to build a viewer base?

>>10269 Being consistent is the most important thing, always releasing content around the same time each week or month. This makes your listeners develop habits around your podcast, like listening to it every drive to work on Tuesdays.

>>10269 Posting a link would help Present Day, Present Time! AHAHAHAHAHA!

>>10308 I haven't posted any it's pretty much just talk at this time. I was wondering what ways you build an audience

>>10212 Why even bother if you're just going to use wix?

http://herman.moe

>>10441 I checked yours and was curious, by convert did you mean to or from Catholicism? Either way, good for you.

I prefer to use gophersphere now, cause normal web gets even more soykaf gopher://desolate.k.vu http website will redirect you to floodgap proxy if installing a gopher client is hard for you :>

>>10452 I'm Catholic

made a booru can u post rando soykaf https://narasuchan.booru.org/index.php

>>10481 blurry

I just finished the new Chuck Palahniuk book Adjustment Day and decided to whip up the "America's Least Wanted" list from it. In the novel, some guy makes a website like this and during a violent revolution in America, people receive a bounty (in a new currency) for killing anyone on the list above a certain threshold. It needs to be prettied up but it's currently fully functional. http://159.203.169.144:4000

>>10544 This is some pretty cool and interesting looking stuff my dude!

>>10544 Pretty cool site! Having some fun with this one.

I just took mine all apart because I'm revamping it but here you go: http://grey.sdf-eu.org/

>>10246 Cute.

https://duffman.theserver.no/

jarlold.netai.net

>vofs.neocities.org complete work in progress that to be completely honest hasn't "progressed" in a while. nothing interesting on here, but i'm sharing because i'm proud of the design. all CSS animations! no js!

I forked stagit and I use it to host read only versions of a bunch of local projects. https://git.soykaf.me/ I also have a blog around here which seems to interest a bunch of people seems I get a lot of hits out of nowhere despite poor content I ll admit - and I made a simple fan page of Porco Rosso which is a great movie.

codelobe.com been working on lots of invisible stuff behind the scenes lately such as platform abstraction, a new cross platform ANSI editor (w/ HTML/CSS output, used to draw my intro graphic), the template language that runs the site, etc. plan to start posting more on there once I finish the templater's syntax highlighter to color code fragments... hopefully before the other site's entry system gets recoded.

>>10768 Sites rad as hell Lain, you should be proud

My personal site. It has a text-board and an image generator. I am hoping to make some money from the site in the future. But, if Andrew Yang becomes president in USA and makes UBI a reality then I won't have to worry about money anymore. Until then I am working on further improving the Image Generator and hopefully make it popular enough to increase site traffic and then I will put some adverts and make some NEETbux. Come check it out https://beey.space/index.html

>>10839 Thanks! Still working on a textmode game & its ANSI art editor... but there have been complications I don't want to bitch about... fuarrrk it, I'll vent a bit here. I had to rewrite my cross platform multi-threading asynchronous file IO code and implement new synchronization primitives because pthreads (POSIX threads) maintainers irrationally hate spurious wake conditions -- even though you are supposed to be able to return "interrupted" from pthreads condition variable wait (and other syscalls, like select) when you have enabled this behavior via signal API / sigaction (so you could wait and get woken on IO event). The last time (2006) there was a "recognized" bug in the pthreads implementation (also due to erroneously squashing spurious wakes) the pthreads maintainers took 5 fracking years, and a standards committee deliberation to tell them, "yes, your buggy code is buggy" (after fervently arguing themselves into a corner that their crap didn't stink). So, instead of waiting another half decade I just reimplemented parts of pthreads to be actually POSIX compliant and interrupt upon receipt of signals (when desired), so that my server's threads' non-blocking IO can actually do what POSIX intends. Asynchronous file IO is a pain in the ass on both win[e] & linux... but my cross-platform API is getting there. I'll open source it eventually along with the cross platform threading synch API written in C - its condition variables are 20% to 30% faster than C++ cond vars (as they wrap the buggy Win32 and pthreads APIs and are implemented in pure user space avoding lib & syscalls where possible with GCC atomic operations). Ah, webdev in C, that's how we used to do it back in the day... Apache, ISS, and NGINX will still invoke a compiled C binary as a CGI "script", if you mark it executable. It's both a real pain & joy making old tech work in today's world. >>10864 Shows promise! Suggest supplying some default values for the image generator fields & maybe accept a # as in "#fff" for colors.

>>10917 *IIS (or is it ISIS?)

https://www.erenblackedits.com/ i do freelance motion graphic design and video editing work just click "portfolio" in the top right for some of my soykaf i guess >or click this https://www.erenblackedits.com/blog

>>10252 As an update, I've added a Gopher hole to my domain, under port 70 of course. So, in addition to websites, perhaps we can also share Gopher holes. I'm not the only one here with one, right?

I have no idea why it exists, at some point I liked how people on lainchan had personal websites and soykaf so I started building mine. I have troubles keeping it updated. https://morningbird.eu/

>>8562 https://depreschan.ovh/int/

Neato

https://www.six10.pw I am looking to do a chan but have yet to find some good imageboard software, should I just use lainchan's?

I have a project that finds and amplifies artists from my state in Brazil by displaying their work in public spaces (elementary schools, etc). I love to talk about it. http://centralgoiania.com.br I also commission art and transform it and try to sell it to make money for this project. I've got a really awesome experimental 3d project coming soon, a children's book, and an aluminum pan that cuts perfect hand pies. It's so fun. All the artists I've talked to are kids. I routinely have people turn down my projects because they are studying for an exam or smth. If you're from Goiania, pls hmu xD

Okay, this is something like my personal website. http://freetext.wz.cz/board/index.html It was originally a textboard, but people kept posting a lot of bullshit in there, so I disabled posting and I'm using it only as a website for my personal projects now.

>>11978 Your girls are pretty.

I'm planing to open a teletext. Any1 interested?

>>10363 Consistent quality and constant advertisement. There's no trick, you just have to pour your money and time into it over and over again.

>>10252 Why is lain's personal website/webspace excluded from the wayback machine?

>>11009 please renew your domain

>>12849 You noticed. I had my website excluded from the Wayback Machine because they allow me to have it excluded. Here's a new image of my tool with a newer program loaded.

https://apt-get.xyz/ My little home. I have a couple things on there: regular and dream diaries, an instance of tiddlywiki to put up my notes on stuff I read, and some of my DJ mixes + random files. Nothing too shabby, but eh.

https://frspmusic.neocities.org/categorized.html just a super simple website mostly for my own benefit of keeping my music listed and categorized. linked to the discography page because it's the most important part of the site, really.

>>11978 > Hi, this is Stable hosting DDoS protection at freetext.wz.cz. >To continue browsing, please verify you are not a robot. trash parody of crapflare

https://justasite.neocities.org/

sad how many of these are gone by now...

>>8576 I really like your comic lainon.

http://deepdarkdown.com bad music for bad people. >>11887 that is really kewl >"maybe someone you know maybe knows someone stuck in a dungeon somewhere wishing they were somewhere else" >>9709 i'd completely forgotten about this soykaf for foreeeever, wow. i like that idea a lot.

>>15576 listening through your tracks on soundcloud, neat stuff. >>14823 here, gave you a follow on sc and twitter, interested to hear more of your work, cheers

I want to make my own website to keep a dream diary and some list of things I like/dislike. Where should I start? How can I make sure I'm 100% anonymous and my website won't be attacked and I won't be doxxed? I don't know where else could I ask this. Sorry for my bad English, I keep learning.

>>15672 https://neocities.org Just signed in to my profile through Tor without any issue, that should be reasonably enough to keep you anonymous.

>>15672 Neocities if you like privacy, just don't put anything personal on there. WordPress if you just want something you don't have to worry about getting jacked by spammers.

>>15672 I use Joplin because it's simpler https://joplinapp.org/ It's an Evernote/OneNote substitute, it uses markdown and does the job. It has a phone app as well you can sync via cloud or otherwise. If you're a masochist you can learn TiddlyWiki https://tiddlywiki.com/ The site you see is the actual software, it's really powerful and you can style it anyway you want but you've got to learn its programming. After unsuccessfully trying to figure out how to make an ordered list of entries with a tag I decided it's too complicated. If you just want a very simple website then go with Neocities but it's a pain that you can't mount the site unless you have a pro account. So you have to drag/paste the edited files into your browser every time and sometimes it's buggy and pastes them in the wrong folder. The in-built editor is really basic so if you want to use a proper editor you gotta do all the uploading manually.

>>15705 Oh also Joplin gives you the option to encrypt your notebooks which is a feature I really like especially considering I sync the folder with my phone. If you want to be anonymous online, you should not mention anything vaguely personal or even type in a way that is too recognizable. Stay offline if you care about privacy.

>>8564 IP address could not be not found

acid.im