I don't know where everyone went, really

>>431
I'm lurking.

I wonder how small of a multicopter one could actually make today with what's available
https://hackaday.com/2019/11/06/tiny-drones-navigate-like-real-bugs/

>>382
cool link anon thanks.

https://www.extremetech.com/extreme/301750-nasa-unveils-its-first-experimental-electric-airplane
https://www.nasa.gov/feature/goddard/2019/with-mars-methane-mystery-unsolved-curiosity-serves-scientists-a-new-one-oxygen

Tiny foamball, hovers in air, creates 3d projection;
https://hackaday.com/2019/11/19/behold-a-3d-display-thanks-to-a-speeding-foam-ball/

>>438
Yeah, I mean I already kinda copied it on here
8chan was running vichan so some of the names of elements are different from lynxchan (which anon.cafe, late.city and julay.world are using)
So it needs to be adapted, basically you'll have to make sure the styles fit the element names on here, like instead of div.post.reply its called innerPost (but you can just copy the style I have on the /cyber/ thread and remove all the square brackets [ ] and what's inside those brackets after you look up the linkQuote number of the op post on the /cyber/ thread in the stylesheet and every square bracket which has that number will have style relevant to you after it
In addition to that you can use the guide here >>258
that and that archived page you linked should be enough to adapt the style on this chan
If you need more help just ask

>>439
Not that anon, but thanks for the tips. I'm writing some software, and I plan on scraping HTML & CSS from boards and making them convertible between different IB sites. I'd appreciate any other details you'd care to share anon.

>>438
I started playing with modifying the 8ch /cyber/ style and may have made some improvements to it, I'll let you test it out /cyber/ anon if you're interested
>>440
Its all good, I took classes on html and css before, but css is pretty easy to get into, one can experiment with it for a while and get good results
Most of the work is just going through the elements and making sure they match so the html is actually being styled from its tags and not something that isn't in the html (like leftovers from another html) I never really got into javascript before so I'm relatively new to it, maybe it could work to write some scripts to replace elements automatically

>>441
Thanks for the tips. I plan on writing the HTML very simplistically to begin with as I dip my toes in these waters for the first time. That should be some help along the way to help me not leave 'leftovers' from other HTMLs.
>javascript...maybe it could work to write some scripts to replace elements automatically
I'm using C++ actually and will be writing my parsers from scratch so if anything works the wrong way I can't blame anyone but myself heheh.

Thanks for the tips anon.

I was experimenting with these for a style for /cyber/ but considered that it might be a bit much to have to watch those bright edges on every post, but the effect looks cool (I ended up making a less bright version of the edges for a modified 8ch /cyber/ style)
>>442
I meant like if copying over a CSS from a different chan, there might be leftover element stylings for tags that aren't on the site its being copied for. I think even different versions of lynxchan might have some discrepancies (different tags/elements in some cases)
>I'm using C++ actually
Right, anything that can change the file so that it matches would work

On /cyber/ its often been talked about the scenario when the internet might become unavailable, thus plans have been made for such scenarios, this being one such plan;
https://hackaday.com/2019/11/11/a-mobile-terminal-for-the-end-of-the-world/
Plans vary, some are better than others but we can agree that having at least one plan is better than having none

>>417
Neat. The creator has pretty detailed description. Not sure how it's going to survive EMP though? Faraday cages or something?
https://back7.co/home/raspberry-pi-recovery-kit

>>418
>Faraday cage
Actually he described creating a cheap one, and it might serve who knows? Unlike the case it probably won't be very durable in wet conditions etc. Still pretty nice.

Samsung has released over 1000 different types of phones, which is absurd
Apple has released about 70 different types

It would be better to have a modular phone and switch out parts and have them recycled, rather than just throwing away phone after phone

There's something like this available but it might not connect directly to the latest phone systems, but it can interface with the internet
http://a.wiphone.io/

>>430
That picture. Wew.

>Understanding Polarity
>Polarity consists of 2 poles
>and everything between them
>its a gradient of difference potential

If you're similar to me, then you appreciate a place like this, a place of magic and relative seclusion with greenery and good nature energy, with the flowing water of life. I liked certain elements of /fringe/ like this idea of a breakaway community of like minded individuals, an off the grid magician paradise

I consider psionics to be a type of magic, in which the imagination works in line with energy work to bring forth physical effects. Its a practiced skill. I don't add k to the word magic, I see it as a matter of preference. In some views it may be that the added k adds specialization or corruption to the word, but I just see it as unnecessary. I call stage magic "stage magic" or "tricks".
Qi or Chi is the bioelectric field or the energy of life. Psi seems to be the same energy, worked with the mind. The energy field might be somewhat explained by subquantum kinetics (which goes deeper than mere quantum physics) but the explanations might not be as important as the application of this type of energywork or psionics.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wYVdhKVb9WE

I've been looking for a new server to play on, the minecraft servers I've been on all seem pretty dead now (as in no players on for hours or days)

Some things I built on /kind/ minecraft server before

Minetest server when?

>>415
I've never actually played minetest, so I'm not sure how it works but making a minecraft server is variably difficult
Its more difficult making one for use over the internet than a local area network one I think

>>410
that is one big-ass rodent tbh