>>435177 One of the cardinals floated as a possible replacement is Cardinal Robert Sarah from Guinea; like a lot of African Catholics he's apparently a pretty trad/conservative. I'm rooting for him just to see American Catholics heads explode.
>>434685 The option is there but it doesn't work, apparently.
The password is so you can delete your post later and be recognized as the one who made it. 4chan used to work like this too but m00t got rid of it because it was used to extend the lifespan of threads past the bump limit.
What sort of beer do you guys actually enjoy drinking? I think all lagers are a psyop to make people develop piss kinks from exposure to urine flavoured items.
>>435082 The types I prefer are doppelbock, trappist quadrupel, transylvanian honey beer, but if I'm at a restaurant with only a commercial selection or if I just want something cool in the summer, I tend to go for belgian lagers (Stella Artois in particular). I want to try a few french beers but I can't find a way to import them.
>I think all lagers are a psyop to make people develop piss kinks from exposure to urine flavoured items. That's saying you live in the anglosphere without saying you live in the anglosphere.
>>435082 I really like Irish Red Ale. A lot of the local breweries where I live make really good Red Ales. On friday's during Lent I'd go to the local Fish 'n chips and git a order with a Red Ale during lunch break while at work. Though I will settle for an IPA. Especially on the weekends when I'm out on the town. Nothing beats either a Red Ale or IPA with either fries or chicken wings.
BlackGryph0n apparently was caught flirting with a 14 year old on his old DeviantART page when he was 20 years old. He is a major part of the Brony fandom and he married Sweetie Belle's voice actress Claire Margeret Corlett. I thought this would be maybe worth discussing.
>>434859 >we don't even have a json api I'd absolutely love a json api. I'm currently rewriting my plus4chan thread archiver and have to convert the html into something like json before re-expressing it as html (that's more suited to an archived thread on a static site) again. Still, I completely understand if that's not a high priority. I'm probably the only one that'd use tha api
If you're interested, desuarchive has a fantastic api that makes archiving threads very straightforward. Here's an example for requesting a specific thread: https://desuarchive.org/_/api/chan/thread/?board=co&num=136307331
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>>434920 The system I built supports json endpoints, they are just not hooked up in any meaningful way. Having a publc API means documenting it and supporting it, and I keep changing things around on account of the current site being new code around an old database schema that I'm optimizing over time. If you think having to rebuild your html renderer is bad, imagine if I kept changing the json format all the time.
>>434925 Fair enough, it'd be great to have one but it sounds like that's something best left until things stabilize >If you think having to rebuild your html renderer is bad, imagine if I kept changing the json format all the time. json's actually a little easier since I can flatten it out into a big dumb table, but I get your point
I baked pumpkin bread on Saturday. I used up almost all that I had left in the freezer from the year before last's Halloween jack-o-lantern pumpkin puree.
>mfw old enough to remember SMG64's old Super Mario 64 blooper videos >immediately feel wave of nostalgia once I decide to rewatch scatman's revenge after almost a decade and a half