No.145
Something like that.
At this posting rate, a raspberry pi would suffice.
No.148
I've had a test chan (using modified dietchan) for a few days, so maybe I can't talk about disk space, but memory usage was really small (a few MBs) and the CPU usage was close to zero (it's not like it wasn't used, over those few days we racked up around 200 posts).
No.149
vichan is dogshit and highly over used
No.156
>>155if someone can help me too plz, im strugling so hard
No.157
vichan is overrated but so is anything when it sets the standard especially for clones. Lynxchan looks like ass out of the box and its configuration is not for beginners.
No.158
>>157what would you recommend me as a c# newbie retard, who knows basically nothing about php, js or so? thanks
No.160
>>155>>156>>158If you have to ask, don't run one. I literally owned one when I was 12, it's piss easy. Figure it out yourself.
No.237
>>144Use vichan, honestly. Lynxchan is better on a technical level but:
>ugly as sin by default>developed by a dick>not as feature rich No.238
>>160no offense but that's bad advice
No.239
These days there are more imageboards than imageboard users.
No.240
>>239It's a good thing. Instead of having blogs with comments, people run anonymous imageboards.
No.254
one: don’t
there are a bazillion chan boards that are all the same
No.293
>>144I run a small chan of my own software using php at cchan.cba.pl. It's not hard once you learn the basics of html, css, and php. Making your own is a great way to learn about the software you use and take for granted and its nice to call something your own. I think its better than just using tinyboard or futaba. cba.pl and 000webhost both have free options, but you don't have to cheap out as you can get it for pretty cheap. If you had a good enough computer you could host it yourself with apache or nginx, although i'm not sure if the cost of what you would pay for electricity outweighs the cost of cheap hosting.
>>254Most of them are the same, but it's better to have a small community of people than a huge centralized group. The smaller chans generally do not get as much attention and are more stable, and are shaped more easily by the small amount of people that make up it. I don't mind not having a post every second, as long as I get to stay in my tiny corner of the internet.
No.294
>>293Not trying to shill here, but if you would like, come visit me at cchan.cba.pl
No.297
>>296Please don't use ``Github'' as a synonym for source repository.
No.301
>>298>>299>>300> muh commie> muh joos> muh sjwFuck off back to 4chan retards
No.304
>>299
>my backwater boards.
Stop pretending you're some leet hackers in the cyberspace. Ironically, so many lain followers are full of themselves that you can't grasp the full meaning of the show
No.305
>>300You were saying how you rolled your own.
>>303There's nothing better to do here but to reply to bait. Nobody really cares about this place.
>>304Nice projection. Nobody likes it when shit is shilled. Being an imageboard doesn't mean free speech extremism. I don't even like lain. Are you a laincel?
No.309
>>305Nothing wrong with a little shilling every once in a while
>I don't even like lain. Are you a laincel?Why don't you like lain? I enjoyed the the show and the topics that it introduced, like surveillance and the wired. I thought this was a technology and anime imageboard. Theres even a Lain board. Is she too loli for you?
No.313
all you guys are faggots and losers and a are ruining backwater boards with your autistic/incel/neet/ shit it was never about that
your identity is fucking anonymous stop powerleveling and spilling your life all over the internet
>>305>I don't even like lain.MODS ban please thats like going to an IRA meeting and praising the english
No.320
>>155>>156I can help you, message me at XMPP, loin@xmpp.is
I hope its not too late.
No.448
>>160>>238moot was 15 when he started 4chan