Kiramoji Message Board

>>1
You should add a flood detected feature, like Wakaba has.

That's a great idea!

Unfortunately, I am not finding a lot of info on how flood detection is supposed to work. Would it do more than, say, rate limiting via a web server?

My current stance on this is that I'd rather outsource this to a web server, since current implementations, for example in Nginx, Caddy or Apache are quite reliable and they are a lot more customizable than what we could implement. But as always, I can be convinced ☺️

>>8
No, it should be done by the software and web server independent. Almost all imageboard and textboard software have this feature. It's just based on IP addresses and how long since the IP's last post.

Ah, I see what you mean. Something like requiring a poster to wait a minute before posting again.

IP addresses are something we'd like to rely on less than other similar boards, for privacy reasons, so this feature might not be ideal. It's certainly doable of course.

A few more things as you might have figured based on the changed version number. Special thanks to https://github.com/Junku for "flooding" us with reports 😻:

• Fixed malformed URLs in the RSS feed
• Speaking of feeds, we now support Atom the same way we support RSS
• Unicode characters are now displayed properly when previewing a post
• Keyboard focus and ARIA improvements for screen reader and keyboard users
• An example Caddyfile for Caddy v2
• Other minor bug fixes and improvements (like forgetting to increase the version number before publishing a new release). Fun times!

As always, the exact code that powers this site can be obtained from https://github.com/Flameborn/Kiramoji

Enjoy!

Nice idea to add a preview option to use before posting. This is very useful when we're trying to use special markup stuff that we don't know if will work or not, or when we're writting a long post that may end up full of typos and bad formatting.

I've always wished that other engines like Vichan had stuff like this.

If you came here to ask, it means you are motivated enough to search for yourself. So do it, they gave you excellent instructions.

>>37Which other gems?

I think there are solo "gems" recorded for a significant other, but nothing that was intended for public consumption. It's weird to hear that one of them is a menu voice for a game, while she is talking about vibrators in one of these recordings, and demonstrates one. The things people shared without realising the implications if this would ever become public is just astounding.

Yes, it certainly is. I wonder why people don't investigate the sites to where they upload these things. Another audio sharing site, which I won't name here, had the same problem. It had a feed with the most recent audios. Guess what, there was something like this there, for everyone to see.

Things have changed a bit.

To download the archive now, archive.org will not zip the warc files on the fly. This is problematic, because in part 1 alone, we have 700 files or more. here's a solution: https://github.com/jjjake/internetarchive
The identifier for the QAudio archive is: archiveteam-qaudio-archive-and a number from 1 to 7, like archiveteam-qaudio-archive-1. Pass this to the download function, as can be seen inth edocs, and you are good to go. It will take some time to download all 7 parts.

Then, you need to extract the downloaded warc files. See here for the script and documentation: https://github.com/recrm/ArchiveTools/
You can use: -dump content -output_path out
as switches.

Part 1 here had some tracebacks with the script, so I had to remove all cdx warcs: rm cdx

Then we get a directory structure like: archiveteam-qaudio-archive-1\out\q-audio.net\d\1040\index.a
Those index.a files need to be renamed. The directory warcextractor puts them in can be used as the filename, and this is easy to rename and put into the proper directory structure via brename: https://github.com/shenwei356/brename

You might find this fun lol. It's a recording of a blind guy having sex but not as you think lmao. I guess the poor lad didn't find a suitable partner yet. http://anyaudio.net/listen?audio=6EiBljDl1kqTpr

The poor guy.

I was pointed to this thread after I made a downloader for the qAudio archive. For now, you need to be able to use the command line. See here https://github.com/mikolysz/qadl

I solved the Fermi Paradox and I regret it. We're not alone. : https://www.reddit.com/r/nosleep/comments/mfro0q/i_solved_the_fermi_paradox_and_i_regret_it_were/

Duress: https://www.reddit.com/r/nosleep/comments/bi8kid/duress/

My Father Went on the Radio and Gave Machete Wielding Killers our Home Address (please disregard the title, it's terrible): https://www.reddit.com/r/nosleep/comments/bpcwah/my_father_went_on_the_radio_and_gave_machete/

>best of plebbit

there can be no best in a pile of dung.

I hate normmit too, anyone else very cool like myself?

>>59

>anyone else an insufferable faggot like myself?

ftfy

Let's put this back on track, shall we? This time, a newspaper story in 20 parts and a spinoff subreddit (yes, just llike the hotel rooms posted here):
There's a strange newspaper that is only delivered at midnight: https://www.reddit.com/r/nosleep/comments/isonev/theres_a_strange_newspaper_thats_only_delivered/

I just graduated from medical school, and my new hospital has some strange rules: https://www.reddit.com/r/nosleep/comments/dj5fgp/i_just_graduated_from_medical_school_and_my_new/

My plane landed at an airport that doesn’t exist. I’m never giving up my seat for cash again.: https://www.reddit.com/r/nosleep/comments/whzm5o/my_plane_landed_at_an_airport_that_doesnt_exist/