The Boys Season 4 just ended a few days ago. It had a slow start, and with the boys dealing with their own businesses, it just doesn't appeal to me much. Honestly the parts stand fairly well on their own, but when put together, it seems like they're not minding the real business, and the main tasks failed without exception. Besides, The Boys is not just a shows that's "fairly well", but it should be exceptional.
After that, the plot takes a turn for the better. I especially appreciate Butcher's hallucination, and the twist is so shocking. I'm glad the Deep got stronger too, because he has mainly been a joke in the previous seasons. The ending, yet another sharp twist, is pretty well-done, laying a foundation for season 5.
All in all this is a satisfactory season. It's still presents shocking scenes over and over, which is part of the reason I love this show.
Please post your opinions on the season in this thread.
>>7 For those who are impatient to get into the messy details, here's a quick demonstration of the formatting.
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`This is inline code.` This is inline code.
Cross-board reference to threads: >>>/b/15 >>>/b/15 Cross-board reference to replies: >>>/b/17 >>>/b/17 Intra-board reference to different threads: >>11 >>11 Intra-board reference to replies to different threads: >>12 >>12 Intra-board reference to posts in current thread: >>7 >>7
'''This is bold.''' This is bold.
''This is italian.'' This is italian.
∼∼This is strikeout.∼∼ This is strikeout.
__This is underline.__ This is underline.
==This is red text.== This is red text.
**This is spoiler.** This is spoiler.
(((This is kike text.))) (((This is kike text.)))
Picochan's formatting code is really error-prone, and simply stating the rules does not describing the formatting mechanism accurately enough, so I just attached the formatting function here.
giving a random company the ability to remotely deploy and execute privileged code with no oversight across millions of computers is a good thing actually t. silicon valley
>The widespread Windows outages have been linked to a software update from cybersecurity giant CrowdStrike. It is not believed the issues are linked to a malicious cyberattack, cybersecurity officials say, but stem from a misconfigured/corrupted update that CrowdStrike pushed out to its customers.
>>6 You're probably right. Anyways if this is true it should be on the news in no time so why the hustle? Besides, you reminded me of the rumor about the death of Rowan Atkinson a few years back, which scared the shit out of me.
Probably not? I think it would be everywhere if he did, like how there were mainstream rumors about Queen Elizabeth for weeks before she died. There's always constant rumors about Putin's health, too. When in doubt, always remember >nothing ever happens
And if you're using nginx you're gonna need fastcgi. The documented way is the fcgiwrap one-liner, but a better approach is to use spawn-fcgi and a service moniter like daemontools, systemd, OpenRc, runit, etc. Basically the service should execute one command when started: spawn-fcgi -n -s /var/run/picochan.sock -u www-data -U www-data -M 0700 -- fcgiwrap You should probably use absolute path for the spawn-fcgi and fcgiwrap commands. Change the "www-data" if your reverse proxy uses a different user, and make sure the config file of your reverse proxy matches the socket here.
Also, you may or may not need to manually create in the project directory a Media directory with "icon" and "thumb" subdirectories in it. Make sure you set appropriate permissions to them.
As a last note, http doesn't seem to work on the chan. Issue an ssl certificate using certbot, etc. before you actually try to visit the website.
The installation instruction is pretty straightforward so it shouldn't be much of a problem. Just keep in mind that after you make the database, chmod its permission, and possibly the directory containing it, so that nginx, or Apache, etc., have write permission to it.
Btw I tried jschan but it's still to slow and memory-intensive to run on my server. Don't get me wrong tho, jschan is really cool, but my server is too low-spec.
I'm glad you like it! I used picochan, which itself is a modified/improved version of nanochan. In case anyone's not familiar with nanochan, it was the largest IB on darknet before it went down a couple yrs ago. Here's the link to the picochan software: https://archive.org/details/picochan
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