Thread stats: 160 posts, 36 files (34 image(s), 2 video(s))
Navigation:
Starting one because I have a question but let's have it be general purpose for anyone that comes along.
I was messing around and broke one of the fans on the laptop cooling pad/stand I have it sitting on.
Need to replace it, does anyone have advice on what model I should buy this time?
The old one just had two fans, one of my friends sent me it.
Can I truly call myself part of the Master Race if the new one doesn't have 18 revolving blades and cause me to die of hypothermia when activated?
>>421721
Nearly any of those will do the job since they can't really do too much to begin with, unless the laptop specifically has venting holes at the bottom, or you use them with those aluminum unibody laptops where the frame can actually conduct the heat somewhat.
>>421723
I wouldn't know, laptops suck. Use a desktop. Even a mini pc will do better than a laptop, unless you absolutely need portability.
>>421724
There's nothing wrong with laptops, you don't always need the biggest e-dick to satisfy your needs.
>>421725
Laptops are more expensive and have less performance, less connectivity, and less expandability than desktops, for the same price. It's not about having a bigger e-dick, it's about getting more for your money.
>Can I truly call myself part of the Master Race if the new one doesn't have 18 revolving blades and cause me to die of hypothermia when activated?
Misconception: a true PC should invoke hyperthermia from the GPU, not hypothermia from air displacement.
>>421726
It depends on the use case, of course.
Gamer? Renderer? Datahoarder? PC.
Browser only? Programmer? Laptop is a legitimate consideration.
If you need performance, connectivity, and expandability then absolutely. Most people don't.
We've hit the point in technology where most people have more than they will ever need. I think that's a good thing.
>>421732
>browser only
this depends entirely on what browsing experience you like. A laptop wouldn't give you decent screen size and a good keyboard/mouse, unless you hook it up to external screen/keyboard/mouse in which case you may as well get a PC. If you are fine with small screens and hooking up external keys/mouse (or use the built-in shitty keys+touchpad), then I guess laptops are fine.
But keep in mind, most people just use their phones to browse nowadays, so if you just want to browse, you don't even need a laptop.
>Programmer
Again this depends on what you are programming. If you run android studio plus photoshop plus virtual machines (that's what I did when developing mobile apps), then you'll need actual performance and a laptop will be significantly more expensive.
If you go around from client to client making presentations or showing the designs you made in Photoshop/Sketch then sure, a laptop is what you need. But for serious work a PC is simply more efficient.
State the best Operating System
-Go-
>>421738
The best?
Hannah Montana Linux
>>421748
The Critic - It stinks
Why are you such a debbiedowner anon.
>>421738
Windows 7
Now THERE'S a good operating system
>>421846
Is it wrong that I want to eat those white pebbles? My mind instantly thought sweets when I looked at themIMAGINE BEING AT COMPUTERS
>>421847
>Being memed on by the authorities for my love of mints
oh no :(
>>421877
That's a question of fashion, isn't it? The styles the companies put out change over time, "tempered glass RGB bullshit" is whats in with them at this moment.
Why is an SSD superior to a regular drive?
>>421991
No speed penalty on parallel transfers, significantly lower random access time. The higher sequential read/write is a bonus too, but not what makes a real difference (I had those old old Intel X25 SSDs, with 40mbyte/s writes, and even those made normal HDDs feel like a C64 tape drive).
>>421994
SSDs have finite write cycles. In reality, these are set so high in consumer devices that you'd likely buy an entirely new PC by the time they die. It's not a dumb idea to check the SMART data for total data written every once in a while, but usually this only allows you to extrapolate how long the device will last, or what kind of specs you should look for in your next upgrade.
For example, my current SSD has ~10000 hours uptime and ~25TB written, meaning that it writes an average 22TB per year, so a Samsung 980 256GBB with 150 TBW life expectancy would last me six-seven years of daily usage. And that's on the real low end of things, 500gb or 1tb drives have double and quadriple the lifetime due to having more NAND cells to use. So a 1tb drive would last me 24 years at this rate. In other words, the finite write cycles is not much of a big deal.
Also SSDs cost more.
That's about it.
>>421998
https://www.techdirt.com/articles/20201210/09131845861/not-this-again-senator-tillis-tries-to-slide-dangerous-felony-streaming-bill-into-must-pass-government-funding-bill.shtml
He's literally being paid off to push this insane bill (which should be no surprise to anyone).
https://www.pcgamer.com/the-covid-19-stimulus-bill-is-full-of-copyright-enforcement-laws/
It passed.
Americans your political system is total bullshit, where anyone can just slip a totally unrelated rider into any bill getting passed.
Its basically admittance that the entire thing is corrupt.
>>422087
Is that the one that makes streaming a felony, or the one that requires all pornography to have written consent from all participants?
>>422087
>>422090
Pushing in something unrelated into a bill is a simple act of misdirection. And yeah, the entire American political system is corrupt. Bills are passed either based on how much "support" the senators get, or if there's a big enough crisis that they need to look like they are doing something.
Well, unless my sources are full of shit, the "Moar Online Censorship But You Get 600 Bucks" bill did not technically pass in the US of A.
Something seems fishy in my server. On the two slots that use the Marvell controller, one of the drives has been reporting recurring errors. After switching the drive out, the new drive put in its place SOMETIMES reports errors. And also the other drive on the same controller started doing this too.
The drives don't have bad sectors - I've ran multiple full zero writes. However when I do this on the server side, it SOMETIMES returns errors. That is, I do a full zero run + verification and on one check I get a bunch of bad blocks, on the other one I don't. Sometimes it just hangs up.
On Windows, the drive has zero errors.
So now I either have to deal with bad SATA cables, a failure on the PSU (unlikely, 5 other drives have no problems), on the Molex to Sata power converters (possible but not likely), or FreeBSD having problems with the Marvell ATA controller. Or perhaps the PSU just not having enough amps on this specific rail to keep both drives running, as it is quite an old PSU.
>>422341
The connector probably had faulty contacts.
I've been thinking of putting a full watercool loop in my PC. I have some experience with them, but I never built a full custom loop before.
>>422406
Very. With air cooling, the hardware shoots up to maximum temperature in a few seconds. With water cooling, it takes a long time to heat up all the water in the tubes as they flow around, so it can take minutes for the hardware to get significantly higher temperatures or any higher at all. And depending on your setup you can get your hardware to below 50C on load and within a few degrees to room temperature in idle. Simply put, it is very hard to move back to air cooling after you have used decent water loops.
Not the AIO CPU coolers though, those are terrible.
Right now I have a semi-AIO on my gpu (it's an AIO but built out of shelf parts and quick release fittings so it is expandable), which is not the most efficient thing, and takes a lot of space, and I want to replace this with a single-slot proper GPU water block. However for that I need an external pump/reservoir, at which point I may as well get a CPU block too. The question is to whether to go for the semi-AIO for the CPU that has a pump/reservoir/CPU block combo, or go for the full custom set with the external pump/reservoir.
The latter would require me to cut my own tubes, the former means that I may not have enough space for the long tubes they include by default.
I oughta make some pictures of the current setup and case so I can measure and plan things better.
>>422407
The kit I was about to buy ended up having its price raised literally the next day I was about to buy it. And now it's not that good priced anymore to be worth buying. fucking hell.
I might just blow the money on extra HDDs.
What antivirus setups would anons suggest for a PC?
>>422533
Part of common sense would be using protection even if you aren't sticking your dongle in the worst ports.
Could do with a new computer, can't be bothered with the setup and transferring all my games across though.
Last time my friend offered to do it and messed things up so bad had to take it to a shop.
>>422697
>Could do with a new computer, can't be bothered with the setup and transferring all my games across though.
Why not just put the old computers boot drive into the new computer? At worst you have to reactivate windows, but if you have a legit key then that takes like two clicks, if you don't then there are some tools on github to do it. And you have to install new drivers but that's not a big deal either. I've been using the same windows install since, I dunno, whenever win7 64bit came out (it has been upgraded to win10 since).
>>422698
Think I've still got the key lying around.
What though if my current computer is a laptop?
>>422701
On a laptop it is possible that the key is tied to the hardware and you'll need to use one of the activators. I had a MSDNAA key, despite being 10+ years old it still worked - my old machine was active since its win7 days, my new computer defaulted to being inactive, but I could just tell Windows to check the activation status and it activated it by itself.
This is the activator I think I used the last time (MAS 1.4):
https://gitlab.com/massgrave/microsoft-activation-scripts
I would just like to express annoyance at the fact that social media sites in particular make a point of overriding middle click's usual function of "open in a new tab" with "just a second left click", because it means "open this in another tab so I have that set aside to work on later while I read the rest of this page" becomes "open this in the current tab, possibly putting whatever I was reading behind several minutes of scrolling through a now-refreshed list of messages".
>>422719
I am a filthy trackpad user and have not pressed the scroll wheel for years.
>>422719
Try using ctrl + left click instead. I found that as long as the link is an actual link (and not just a pure javascript trigger), it works more often than middle click.
Printer ink cartridges are a fucking scam, like the way companies jack up the price of insulin despite it being far cheaper in cost to produce (the only upside is you don't need to inject printer ink to survive).
>>422723
This is well known. I've heard some people being able to buy new printers cheaper than ink cartridges.
Thanks, big centralized government!
Does anyone have problem with half the internet just not working today?
My laptop made a weird noise that sounded like the dripping of rain, the fuck was up with that?
>>423181
And that day could be today!
I recall the term 'delicious cake' becoming a euphemism for loli r34, hence 8chan's /delicious/ rivaling our /pco/ after /aco/ existed.
>>423184
Honestly my notebook has started making so many funny noises now that I'm about having anxiety attacks with every new sound coming from it.
Will need to nut up and actually buy a new PC. Used for gaming but more prizing long-term use/stability than being super high graphics/framerate.
Would be ordering a custom build but its been so long not sure what the best website to go through is and what the expected costs are.
Would also be (finally) getting into a relevant edition of windows again, how is Windows 10 nowadays?
>>423186
Windows 10 is an odd thing, with every update they fix half the bugs, add a bunch of new ones, and remove some already working functions either so they can move it under the new control panel or replacing it with something that looks new but does the same.
It's not any more terrible than Windows usually is but you can certainly feel that it's hacked together by low budget Indian subcontractors.
>>423187
You can FEEL when pajeets are involved. Circular logic, buckpassing and bug-hiding is how they roll.
>>423189
If you want production, Mac, if you want games, the latest Nintendo or Playstation.
Or you can run Windows 10 which is mostly fine, once you configure windows update to not automatically fuck up your system (use gpedit.msc for this, and you need at least the Pro version for this).
>>423191
I'm not endorsing Sony's consumer-hating politics if that's what you mean, but if he wants a gaming platform then his only alternative to Windows 10 is getting a console.
Why would a machine heat up more when left to idle than when you are actually doing stuff on it.
>>423218
Because when left idle, it may turn down the fan speed which will raise temperatures. Of course when the temperatures rise up, the cooling fan should automatically kick in...
>>423218
Fan speed etc. is SUPPOSED to relate to temperature.
>>423218
If your browser is open, a certain site might decide to hog more CPU.
And don't forget that there are some things that can cause the system to use higher clocks even if you are idling. For example playing a video file could trigger higher clockspeeds in the GPU.
How much would you generally spend on a custom ordered PC?
And any personal recommendations on websites that provide the service?
>>423279
I order stuff from the local stores, they tend to give me better prices because I've been doing so for almost 20 years now.
As for how much to spend on it, that depends on what you want to use it for. Don't fall into the trap of getting stronger hardware than what you'd need, nowadays you can get crazy strong cpu/gpu but they also cost extreme amounts. A Ryzen 3600 is already overkill for nearly anything you'd do (including games), unless you are running lots of encoding or VMs. Low-range hardware is surprisingly powerful now, and that includes both CPUs and videocards.
>>423279
About $7k. I always get the latest pre-built. I make certain it's got Alienware logos on everything.
>Is this machine worthwhile for the cost of £2176.80 (including VAT)?
Operating System: Windows 10 Pro (64-bit Edition) All the core features of Windows 10 plus added networking features, higher security, windows update for business and up to 2TB RAM support (No Recovery Media)
Case: 360mm liquid cooling support Cyberpower Onyxia II High Airflow Mid-Tower Black Gaming Case w/ USB 3.0, Front & Side Tempered Glass
CPU (Processor): AMD Ryzen 7 3700X - 8-Core 3.60GHz, 4.4GHz Turbo - 32MB L3 Cache Processor, Pro OC Compatible (No On-board Graphics)
CPU Cooling: Corsair Hydro Series H150i Pro XT RGB High Performance Liquid Cooling System w/ 360mm Radiator, Ultimate OC Compatible (Corsair Hydro CPU Water Cooling, Ultimate OC Compatible)
Motherboard: MSI MPG X570 Gaming Edge WIFI: ATX w/ RGB, PCIe 4.0, USB 3.2, SATA3, 2x M.2
Memory (RAM): 32GB (4x8GB) DDR4/3600mhz Dual Channel Memory (Corsair Vengeance LPX w/Heat Spreader)
Graphics Card (GPU): GeForce® RTX 3060 12GB - Ray Tracing Technology, DX12®, VR Ready, HDMI, DP - 4 Monitor Support (Single Card)
PSU (Power Supply): Cooler Master MWE 750W 80+ Bronze Gaming Power Supply
Solid State Drive (SSD): 1TB WD Blue 2.5" SSD - 560MB/s Read (1 Drive)
M.2 SSD Drive: 1TB (1x1TB) Seagate BarraCuda Q5 M.2 NVMe PCIe SSD - 2400MB/s Read & 1700MB/s Write (Single Drive)
Hard Drive (HDD & SSHD): 1TB Seagate BarraCuda SATA-III 6.0Gb/s 7200RPM Hard Drive (1 Drive)
Internal USB Hub: Built-in USB Ports
Wireless Networking: N300 Wireless PCI Express Adapter
Wired Networking: ONBOARD 10/100/1000 GIGABIT LAN PORT -- As standard on all PCs
Sound Cards: HIGH DEFINITION ON-BOARD AUDIO
Monitor: 24" Viewsonic VX2458-P-MHD 1ms 144Hz Full HD 1080p, HDMI / DP, Flat FreeSync Premium Monitor (Single Monitor)
Speakers: None Selected
Keyboard: (Keyboard & Mouse Combo) Logitech Cordless MK270 Desktop Keyboard & Laser Mouse
USB Port and Hub: Built-in USB Ports
+work/transport
>>423335
It looks okay, given that the 3060 videocard alone is out of stock everywhere and can go for something like $800 when it *is* in stock. And it comes with a monitor and 3 drives.
I'd probably go for a less bullshit case (Be Quiet 500/601/802 depending on features/size and budget), an air cooler on the cpu (Noctua U12S with F12 fan is terrific), and a better power supply, with at least 80plus Gold rating (you don't want to cheap out on the power supply, and it's not the watts that matter).
Also the B550 motherboards are better than X570 since they have no fan and most of them come with 2.5G network; the X570 has PCIE 4.0 on all ports but that does not matter much (B550 has them on the main port and 1 nvme slot, the rest use PCIE 3.0 which is already very good).
But if you can't be arsed to build your own setup, it's a good buy. Especially since decent videocards are impossible to find new, and even used cards have astronomical prices.
Who here is posting on an absolute tired old chugger of a machine?
Video somewhat unrelated.
Beef PC
>>423357
I usually upgrade every 7-8 years on average, because CPU speeds have stalled so much that it takes this long for major changes in speed to happen. In the 90s you could've upgrade every year and get double performance. I only just updated last year, so my PC is fairly up to date until the middle of the decade.
However I do plan on restoring my old 1998 PC.
>>423357
2012 MacBook """Pro""" here! Changing the hard drive soon, by miracle getting a PC laptop at the end of the year.
>>423362
You're making me feel wasteful about buying a new computer despite only having my laptop for 6 years...
>>423336
>bullshit case
>>423414
Yeah that goes well with your room if you also have a disco ball in it, but I prefer the kind of box that you don't even see or hear running, it just does its job silently.
>>423468
HDD read heads make clicking noises, that's normal. Unless it's something like an extremely loud singular click that also happens to coincide with significant system hangs, then you have a problem.
Either way, check the SMART diagnostic data to know if you have issues, and make sure your backups are up to date.
Got my new computer.
Should I install my games to the HDD or the SSD?
>>423516
SSD, provided it is large enough.
HDD is only for cold storage or shit that requires minimal random reads (for ex. movies).
>>423518
Oh, sounds like my setup then (500gb nvme for OS, 1tb sata ssd for games).
It looks like Google plans on forcing everyone to use 2 factor authentication, and get rid of normal passwords.
Any other good email provider beside gmail, that doesn't deal with this bullshit?
>>423591
I can recomment Mailo for general use, though you can use it as a recovery email too I guess.
>Technology
Fucking Goddamn Shitty Phones.
I only have a mobile phone because all sorts of online stuff now needs to use text message for verification.
Sim card has randomly decided to get fucked for seemingly no reason, me and my roommate spent hours narrowing this down.
Now am gonna have to venture out to an actual physical store for the company if there's any chance of getting it replaced.
Text message verification is bullshit and just a hassle.
>>423758
Mobile phones are bullshit. We should all go back to landlines. Or telegrams.
Switched my computer (windows 10) on today and am having visual problems.
Screen flickers black for an instant occasionally, also sometimes have a pair of tiny tiny negative squares on the left and right sides of the screen when I move the mouse around (tried to screencap that but it never appeared on the screencap)
No idea where this comes from, could only hope an update will arrive that makes it go away.
>>423940
The squares on the sides could be an overlay from some app. Try closing stuff and see if it goes away after closing any program. I had this stupid issue where enabling steam overlay once prevented animated cursor from working in games, talk about unrelated problem.
I don't know about the flicker thing, that could be so many different things from software issue to hardware ones.
My monitor is... ticking?
What the hell is that about.
>>424376
>Doesn't even have a slot to insert your floppy into
Modern computers were a mistake
I'm posting this here, but FUCK Google Lens, its just so much worse than Image Search. I'd disabled it previously but somehow that shit has come back on me.
>>425364
I have a (rarely used) laptop, and it reaches about 40° Celsius in like 30 minutes. Very relatable meme.
I'm getting an AD email in Outlook asking me about upgrading my account.
What's the deal with that? Never seen anything like that before, its presumably official since it doesn't function like a regular email but have no interest in actually following its link.
>>425638
Depending from the content of the email it's most likely a phishing scam email. As far as I know Microsoft does not send out crap like that.
>>425639
Nah it doesn't look anything like that.
And when I say it doesn't function like a normal email it doesn't appear in your deleted folder when you delete it. And is specifically tagged "AD" in a way no normal email is.
If its a scam they've somehow managed to infiltrate and modify the actual design of the email browser.
Speak of the devil, it keeps reappearing.
>>425639
This is what it looks like both in and out of the actual email.
>>425641
Still most likely just a scam email.
Doesn't outlook have a way to check the email source data? It should be clearly visible from that if it comes from some bullshit site instead of Microsoft or outlook.com. Even the link itself, if you copy out and run a WHOIS on the domain, you could probably tell if it's by Microsoft or some registered-two-days-ago phishing domain.
I currently have 730GB of free space in my game SSD, up from 700 after deleting a couple of things.
Keep getting this nagging anxiety in my chest that it is not enough, despite the fact I don't regularly purchase triple-A games with bloated file sizes.
>>425668
If "deleting a couple of things" nets you only 30gb saved, then you should have enough space. If you run out of it, you can just delete one of those triple-a games you are not currently playing (you can re-download them from steam anyway, can't you?).
>>425670
It was more than literally two games but yeah.
More just a side-effect of my actual anxiety where when my resources reduce it sets me off.
Honestly though there is an actual problem you see with games from big companies that are like 50GB or more simply because they don't want to put forth the effort in making it more compact.
The battery on my smartphone is dying. These things are such a fucking con.
Wouldn't even own a mobile phone if it wasn't mandated nowadays by needing to receive texts to verify things online.
>>425888
The amount of technology I have just for the sake of other people or jobs is infuriating, and I LIKE technology!
>>421721
Technology
My monitor started getting errors, a slight blue hue and some vibration on the left side only. I took it apart hoping to find the problem, and ended up tearing the glued down ribbon cable for the lcd display. A replacement panel costs as much as a new monitor.
Fuck.
>>426932
I only just noticed but it was almost 9 years old, so yeah, I guess you could say it was. If it had only started getting issues a month earlier, I would've had the money to get a new one, now I'm not sure I do, I'll have to dig into my savings... again...
I'm also having monitor issues.
When out today and left my computer on, when I got back the monitor was black, had to reset the machine twice to get it running again.
Works now but the problem is I've got flickering green dots dancing across my screen and not sure how to get rid of them.
>>426989
Update: Ended up plugging the cable into a different port on the back of the monitor and it seems to have fixed the issue.
There's three and only one seems to be in full working order now.
>>426990
Is it a HDMI port? Those can go VERY quickly, ask any electronic repairman who works on TVs.
>>426994
When you are trying to plug it in by reaching in the back and don't angle the slot up right (because you are not seeing it), you might accidentally have the metal coat of the male connector touching the pins inside the female one. If you do this on a TV or an AVR or a PC, which have metal back plates, you end up connecting the grounded chassis to the data pins. This usually shorts out the connector (or rather the pins on the driver chip for that one connector) and that's that.
There are also some shoddy connectors where the pins are not properly seated on the female end, and simply pushing in the cable will push the pins back and break them off.
Plus the cable has a lot of pins and a small connector that isn't secured in place by anything (vga/dvi have screws, displayport has spring loaded pegs), so they can be unplugged easily.
In short, it's a consumer trash connector.
>>427048
Could've been worse.
Testing the Nvidia RTX 4090
Ugh, might need to buy another controller for my PC, starting to have downward drift issues.
What is the best choice of game controller to buy for a PC? Like what will last best versus the cost?
Modern ones seem so much more expensive but buying an unofficial 360 controller seems like a bad idea.
>>427054
all pads will develop drifting since they all use the same technology.
You might be better off trying to repair it. There are guides on youtube. Worst case is you can get a spare part and solder it over.
>>427056
Some might develop drifting sooner than others or prove to be more sturdy, that's why I was asking for a recommendation.
I've actually got the alcohol and try to clean them out but don't have a soldering gun.
>>427057
Unfortunately I can't help you there, I've only used the xbox controllers for my PC for a long time now.
As far as I know all controllers (except for some old Sega ones) use standard potentiometers, so they'll all go to shit eventually. If one develops drifting later, it's most likely down to the controller seeing less use - I never got any drifting despite sticking to the same pad for 6-7 years, but I did not use the analog pad much either.
That's why I recommend you get some OEM parts from china and solder them over. I had a similar problem with a mouse wheel (they also use potentiometers), and getting replacement parts extended its life nearly tenfold.
We should stop making graphics in video games better, its nothing but a con.
>>427789
It's a jpeg but with some extra information that .jpg files couldn't store, such as colorspace. But, later versions of .jpg format allowed for EXIF info, which is basically an evolution of the JFIF data, making .jfif obsolete. I think some digital cameras used this format prior to EXIF.
SSD gradually die off over time, bit by bit in a more specific way than traditional hard drives.
Its not like this is a harsh time limit but checking my computer and noticing one is at 'of 930 GB' and the other is at 'of 931 GB' does terrible things to my autistic anxiety.
>>427920
That's not how ssds die, and you'd have to do something silly like farming Chia on them to kill them. Even the shitty consumer SSDs have so much write cycles that they'd die for other reasons before you hit that cap. And if you hit it, then they'll just stop working permanently (or you'll be unable to write to them), they won't just eat up random bits from the total capacity.
The 930/931 gb is just because one is set up to have a full capacity of 999 630 000 000 bytes and the other is 1 000 000 000 bytes.
Also, make regular backups, and your anxiety will go away.
My internet was down since late in the day yesterday.
Oh lord in heaven it is just the worst thing that can ever happen, such unimaginable torture and deprivation.
Losing access to the internet is like being sealed in solitary confinement, the ISP should be locked up for human right abuses for allowing it to happen.
>>428590
Read books about pirates. Books are not powered by electricity.
The difference between a book and the internet is you read a book once and you've consumed all the content from it, while the internet is instead an infinite ever-expanding amount of books.
load average: array(3) { [0]=> float(0.42) [1]=> float(0.3) [2]=> float(0.33) }
total load time: 0.0296s
code time: 0.0238s;
query time: 0.0058s
code time percentage: 80.4054%
query time percentage: 19.5946%
queries: 2
memory usage: 2.7MB
memory peak: 2.7MB
Controls:
section | string(6) "thread" |
pagenumber | string(0) "" |
ext | string(4) "html" |
extendedparams | array(2) { ["board"]=> string(3) "baw" ["thread"]=> string(6) "421721" } |
lang | NULL |
Time log:
1680263939.73580194: beginning 1680263939.735801 - 0.000000 (0.000000s): system start 1680263939.736353 - 0.000551 (0.000551s): core files loaded 1680263939.736420 - 0.000618 (0.000067s): kobak\debug: setting up new instance 1680263939.736440 - 0.000638 (0.000020s): kobak\debug: finished setup 1680263939.736456 - 0.000654 (0.000016s): kobak\kcfg: setting up new instance 1680263939.736506 - 0.000704 (0.000050s): kobak\kcfg: finished setup 1680263939.736509 - 0.000707 (0.000003s): kobak\controls: setting up new instance 1680263939.736514 - 0.000712 (0.000005s): kobak\controls: finished setup 1680263939.736516 - 0.000714 (0.000002s): kobak\modules: setting up new instance 1680263939.736517 - 0.000715 (0.000001s): kobak\modules: finished setup 1680263939.736563 - 0.000761 (0.000046s): kobak\modules: loading module kobak 1680263939.736566 - 0.000764 (0.000003s): kobak\pages: setting up new instance 1680263939.736573 - 0.000771 (0.000007s): kobak\pages: finished setup 1680263939.736576 - 0.000774 (0.000003s): kobak\plugins: setting up new instance 1680263939.736578 - 0.000776 (0.000002s): kobak\plugins: finished setup 1680263939.736712 - 0.000910 (0.000134s): kobak\kobak: setting up new instance 1680263939.736717 - 0.000915 (0.000005s): kobak\kobak: finished setup 1680263939.736720 - 0.000918 (0.000003s): kobak\cache: setting up new instance 1680263939.736722 - 0.000920 (0.000002s): kobak\cache: finished setup 1680263939.736730 - 0.000928 (0.000008s): kobak\cache: loading cache file: kobak_cache 1680263939.736735 - 0.000933 (0.000005s): kobak\cache: checking cache file: kobak_cache 1680263939.736901 - 0.001099 (0.000166s): kobak\current: setting up new instance 1680263939.736907 - 0.001105 (0.000006s): kobak\current: finished setup 1680263939.736910 - 0.001108 (0.000003s): kobak\errors: setting up new instance 1680263939.736916 - 0.001114 (0.000006s): kobak\errors: finished setup 1680263939.737175 - 0.001373 (0.000259s): kobak\modules: finished loading module "kobak" 1680263939.737179 - 0.001377 (0.000004s): kobak\modules: finished loading 1 module(s) 1680263939.737182 - 0.001380 (0.000003s): kobak\current: creating default rewrite rules 1680263939.737183 - 0.001381 (0.000001s): kobak\current: starting validation of current section 1680263939.737190 - 0.001388 (0.000007s): kobak\plugins: checking actions for hook "before_validation" 1680263939.737209 - 0.001407 (0.000019s): kobak\plugins: finished running 1 actions for hook "before_validation" 1680263939.737214 - 0.001412 (0.000005s): kobak\current: finished validating section 1680263939.737219 - 0.001417 (0.000005s): kobak\current: finished validating prerequisites 1680263939.737223 - 0.001421 (0.000004s): kobak\current: finished validating optional inputs 1680263939.737227 - 0.001425 (0.000004s): kobak\plugins: checking actions for hook "validation" 1680263939.737236 - 0.001434 (0.000009s): KOBAK BBS: validating board 1680263939.737285 - 0.001483 (0.000049s): kobak\ban: query: querying posts 1680263939.737292 - 0.001490 (0.000007s): kobak\db: setting up new instance 1680263939.737293 - 0.001491 (0.000001s): kobak\db: Attempting to connect to database 1680263939.737938 - 0.002136 (0.000645s): kobak\db: Successfully connected to database 1680263939.737944 - 0.002142 (0.000006s): kobak\db: finished setup 1680263939.738560 - 0.002758 (0.000616s): KOBAK BBS: loading board specific plugins 1680263939.738947 - 0.003145 (0.000387s): KOBAK BBS: finished loading board specific plugins 1680263939.738954 - 0.003152 (0.000007s): KOBAK BBS: validating thread 1680263939.738960 - 0.003158 (0.000006s): kobak\thread: query: start 1680263939.738965 - 0.003163 (0.000005s): kobak\thread: query: thread mode set, calling posts query. 1680263939.738976 - 0.003174 (0.000011s): kobak\post: query: querying posts 1680263939.744284 - 0.008482 (0.005308s): kobak\post: query: constructing new post objects 1680263939.748419 - 0.012617 (0.004135s): kobak\post: query: starting lookups for thread locked statuses 1680263939.748513 - 0.012711 (0.000094s): kobak\post: query: setting up references/backlinks 1680263939.748765 - 0.012963 (0.000252s): kobak\post: get_posts: applying quote backlinks to posts 1680263939.749543 - 0.013741 (0.000778s): kobak\post: query: finished. 1680263939.749567 - 0.013765 (0.000024s): kobak\thread: query: posts queried, setting up thread object. 1680263939.749589 - 0.013787 (0.000022s): kobak\thread: query: finished. 1680263939.749632 - 0.013830 (0.000043s): kobak\plugins: finished running 1 actions for hook "validation" 1680263939.749694 - 0.013892 (0.000062s): kobak\current: Template file found 1680263939.749699 - 0.013897 (0.000005s): kobak\current: setting up HTML vars 1680263939.749704 - 0.013902 (0.000005s): kobak\html: setting up new instance 1680263939.749753 - 0.013951 (0.000049s): kobak\html: finished setup 1680263939.749757 - 0.013955 (0.000004s): kobak\current: setting up per-page HTML vars 1680263939.749767 - 0.013965 (0.000010s): kobak\plugins: checking actions for hook "setup_html" 1680263939.749899 - 0.014097 (0.000132s): kobak\plugins: finished running 4 actions for hook "setup_html" 1680263939.749902 - 0.014100 (0.000003s): kobak\current: finished setting up all HTML vars 1680263939.749905 - 0.014103 (0.000003s): start rendering html 1680263939.749986 - 0.014184 (0.000081s): loading thread 1680263939.750034 - 0.014232 (0.000048s): called header.php 1680263939.750045 - 0.014243 (0.000011s): kobak\plugins: checking actions for hook "header_meta" 1680263939.750144 - 0.014342 (0.000099s): kobak\plugins: finished running 5 actions for hook "header_meta" 1680263939.750282 - 0.014480 (0.000138s): kobak\cache: loading cache file: kobak_banners 1680263939.750291 - 0.014489 (0.000009s): kobak\cache: checking cache file: kobak_banners 1680263939.750679 - 0.014877 (0.000388s): kobak\plugins: checking actions for hook "after_postmessage" 1680263939.750712 - 0.014910 (0.000033s): kobak\plugins: finished running 1 actions for hook "after_postmessage" 1680263939.750730 - 0.014928 (0.000018s): rendering thread 421721 1680263939.750738 - 0.014936 (0.000008s): rendering reply 421721 1680263939.750845 - 0.015043 (0.000107s): kobak\kmedia: setting up new instance 1680263939.750852 - 0.015050 (0.000007s): kobak\kmedia: finished setup 1680263939.750956 - 0.015154 (0.000104s): rendering reply 421722 1680263939.750995 - 0.015193 (0.000039s): rendering reply 421723 1680263939.751018 - 0.015216 (0.000023s): rendering reply 421724 1680263939.751054 - 0.015252 (0.000036s): rendering reply 421725 1680263939.751078 - 0.015276 (0.000024s): rendering reply 421726 1680263939.751098 - 0.015296 (0.000020s): rendering reply 421731 1680263939.751122 - 0.015320 (0.000024s): rendering reply 421732 1680263939.751149 - 0.015347 (0.000027s): rendering reply 421733 1680263939.751170 - 0.015368 (0.000021s): rendering reply 421738 1680263939.751190 - 0.015388 (0.000020s): rendering reply 421744 1680263939.751228 - 0.015426 (0.000038s): rendering reply 421748 1680263939.751251 - 0.015449 (0.000023s): rendering reply 421752 1680263939.751277 - 0.015475 (0.000026s): rendering reply 421839 1680263939.751323 - 0.015521 (0.000046s): rendering reply 421846 1680263939.751383 - 0.015581 (0.000060s): rendering reply 421847 1680263939.751414 - 0.015612 (0.000031s): rendering reply 421848 1680263939.751458 - 0.015656 (0.000044s): rendering reply 421877 1680263939.751504 - 0.015702 (0.000046s): rendering reply 421878 1680263939.751525 - 0.015723 (0.000021s): rendering reply 421991 1680263939.751544 - 0.015742 (0.000019s): rendering reply 421993 1680263939.751569 - 0.015767 (0.000025s): rendering reply 421994 1680263939.751588 - 0.015786 (0.000019s): rendering reply 421996 1680263939.752056 - 0.016254 (0.000468s): rendering reply 421998 1680263939.752125 - 0.016323 (0.000069s): rendering reply 422036 1680263939.752155 - 0.016353 (0.000030s): rendering reply 422087 1680263939.752180 - 0.016378 (0.000025s): rendering reply 422089 1680263939.752201 - 0.016399 (0.000021s): rendering reply 422090 1680263939.752225 - 0.016423 (0.000024s): rendering reply 422093 1680263939.752270 - 0.016468 (0.000045s): rendering reply 422101 1680263939.752290 - 0.016488 (0.000020s): rendering reply 422189 1680263939.752316 - 0.016514 (0.000026s): rendering reply 422330 1680263939.752335 - 0.016533 (0.000019s): rendering reply 422339 1680263939.752371 - 0.016569 (0.000036s): rendering reply 422341 1680263939.752405 - 0.016603 (0.000034s): rendering reply 422343 1680263939.752449 - 0.016647 (0.000044s): rendering reply 422405 1680263939.752472 - 0.016670 (0.000023s): rendering reply 422406 1680263939.752494 - 0.016692 (0.000022s): rendering reply 422407 1680263939.752520 - 0.016718 (0.000026s): rendering reply 422427 1680263939.752540 - 0.016738 (0.000020s): rendering reply 422459 1680263939.752578 - 0.016776 (0.000038s): rendering reply 422511 1680263939.752603 - 0.016801 (0.000025s): rendering reply 422533 1680263939.752626 - 0.016824 (0.000023s): rendering reply 422576 1680263939.752661 - 0.016859 (0.000035s): rendering reply 422600 1680263939.752695 - 0.016893 (0.000034s): rendering reply 422655 1680263939.752750 - 0.016948 (0.000055s): rendering reply 422677 1680263939.752774 - 0.016972 (0.000024s): rendering reply 422697 1680263939.752818 - 0.017016 (0.000044s): rendering reply 422698 1680263939.752892 - 0.017090 (0.000074s): rendering reply 422699 1680263939.752943 - 0.017141 (0.000051s): rendering reply 422701 1680263939.752970 - 0.017168 (0.000027s): rendering reply 422702 1680263939.752991 - 0.017189 (0.000021s): rendering reply 422719 1680263939.753014 - 0.017212 (0.000023s): rendering reply 422720 1680263939.753035 - 0.017233 (0.000021s): rendering reply 422721 1680263939.753060 - 0.017258 (0.000025s): rendering reply 422723 1680263939.753083 - 0.017281 (0.000023s): rendering reply 422724 1680263939.753104 - 0.017302 (0.000021s): rendering reply 422725 1680263939.753124 - 0.017322 (0.000020s): rendering reply 422856 1680263939.753185 - 0.017383 (0.000061s): rendering reply 422857 1680263939.753224 - 0.017422 (0.000039s): rendering reply 422858 1680263939.753261 - 0.017459 (0.000037s): rendering reply 422859 1680263939.753282 - 0.017480 (0.000021s): rendering reply 422865 1680263939.753308 - 0.017506 (0.000026s): rendering reply 423103 1680263939.753332 - 0.017530 (0.000024s): rendering reply 423175 1680263939.753366 - 0.017564 (0.000034s): rendering reply 423176 1680263939.753391 - 0.017589 (0.000025s): rendering reply 423177 1680263939.753412 - 0.017610 (0.000021s): rendering reply 423181 1680263939.753451 - 0.017649 (0.000039s): rendering reply 423184 1680263939.753485 - 0.017683 (0.000034s): rendering reply 423185 1680263939.753505 - 0.017703 (0.000020s): rendering reply 423186 1680263939.753554 - 0.017752 (0.000049s): rendering reply 423187 1680263939.753584 - 0.017782 (0.000030s): rendering reply 423188 1680263939.753605 - 0.017803 (0.000021s): rendering reply 423189 1680263939.753630 - 0.017828 (0.000025s): rendering reply 423190 1680263939.753653 - 0.017851 (0.000023s): rendering reply 423191 1680263939.753672 - 0.017870 (0.000019s): rendering reply 423192 1680263939.757356 - 0.021554 (0.003684s): rendering reply 423218 1680263939.757491 - 0.021689 (0.000135s): rendering reply 423219 1680263939.757517 - 0.021715 (0.000026s): rendering reply 423227 1680263939.757544 - 0.021742 (0.000027s): rendering reply 423228 1680263939.757565 - 0.021763 (0.000021s): rendering reply 423259 1680263939.757583 - 0.021781 (0.000018s): rendering reply 423279 1680263939.757612 - 0.021810 (0.000029s): rendering reply 423281 1680263939.757652 - 0.021850 (0.000040s): rendering reply 423283 1680263939.757675 - 0.021873 (0.000023s): rendering reply 423284 1680263939.757707 - 0.021905 (0.000032s): rendering reply 423333 1680263939.757784 - 0.021982 (0.000077s): rendering reply 423335 1680263939.757908 - 0.022106 (0.000124s): rendering reply 423336 1680263939.757940 - 0.022138 (0.000032s): rendering reply 423343 1680263939.757968 - 0.022166 (0.000028s): rendering reply 423347 1680263939.758006 - 0.022204 (0.000038s): rendering reply 423357 1680263939.758033 - 0.022231 (0.000027s): rendering reply 423358 1680263939.758054 - 0.022252 (0.000021s): rendering reply 423362 1680263939.758075 - 0.022273 (0.000021s): rendering reply 423364 1680263939.758100 - 0.022298 (0.000025s): rendering reply 423414 1680263939.758193 - 0.022391 (0.000093s): rendering reply 423415 1680263939.758232 - 0.022430 (0.000039s): rendering reply 423441 1680263939.758271 - 0.022469 (0.000039s): rendering reply 423468 1680263939.758293 - 0.022491 (0.000022s): rendering reply 423470 1680263939.758320 - 0.022518 (0.000027s): rendering reply 423516 1680263939.758365 - 0.022563 (0.000045s): rendering reply 423517 1680263939.758388 - 0.022586 (0.000023s): rendering reply 423518 1680263939.758412 - 0.022610 (0.000024s): rendering reply 423519 1680263939.758439 - 0.022637 (0.000027s): rendering reply 423552 1680263939.758482 - 0.022680 (0.000043s): rendering reply 423591 1680263939.758506 - 0.022704 (0.000024s): rendering reply 423592 1680263939.758526 - 0.022724 (0.000020s): rendering reply 423599 1680263939.758558 - 0.022756 (0.000032s): rendering reply 423758 1680263939.758588 - 0.022786 (0.000030s): rendering reply 423796 1680263939.758610 - 0.022808 (0.000022s): rendering reply 423797 1680263939.758632 - 0.022830 (0.000022s): rendering reply 423940 1680263939.758655 - 0.022853 (0.000023s): rendering reply 423941 1680263939.758676 - 0.022874 (0.000021s): rendering reply 424365 1680263939.758721 - 0.022919 (0.000045s): rendering reply 424366 1680263939.758743 - 0.022941 (0.000022s): rendering reply 424376 1680263939.758783 - 0.022981 (0.000040s): rendering reply 424645 1680263939.758803 - 0.023001 (0.000020s): rendering reply 425224 1680263939.758821 - 0.023019 (0.000018s): rendering reply 425364 1680263939.758896 - 0.023094 (0.000075s): rendering reply 425482 1680263939.758922 - 0.023120 (0.000026s): rendering reply 425638 1680263939.758946 - 0.023144 (0.000024s): rendering reply 425639 1680263939.758990 - 0.023188 (0.000044s): rendering reply 425640 1680263939.759011 - 0.023209 (0.000021s): rendering reply 425641 1680263939.759049 - 0.023247 (0.000038s): rendering reply 425642 1680263939.759070 - 0.023268 (0.000021s): rendering reply 425655 1680263939.759121 - 0.023319 (0.000051s): rendering reply 425668 1680263939.759148 - 0.023346 (0.000027s): rendering reply 425670 1680263939.759170 - 0.023368 (0.000022s): rendering reply 425671 1680263939.759195 - 0.023393 (0.000025s): rendering reply 425888 1680263939.759216 - 0.023414 (0.000021s): rendering reply 425892 1680263939.759235 - 0.023433 (0.000019s): rendering reply 426089 1680263939.759285 - 0.023483 (0.000050s): rendering reply 426875 1680263939.759322 - 0.023520 (0.000037s): rendering reply 426931 1680263939.759378 - 0.023576 (0.000056s): rendering reply 426932 1680263939.759403 - 0.023601 (0.000025s): rendering reply 426935 1680263939.759460 - 0.023658 (0.000057s): rendering reply 426989 1680263939.759490 - 0.023688 (0.000030s): rendering reply 426990 1680263939.759512 - 0.023710 (0.000022s): rendering reply 426993 1680263939.759549 - 0.023747 (0.000037s): rendering reply 426994 1680263939.759574 - 0.023772 (0.000025s): rendering reply 426995 1680263939.759596 - 0.023794 (0.000022s): rendering reply 427048 1680263939.759640 - 0.023838 (0.000044s): rendering reply 427050 1680263939.759694 - 0.023892 (0.000054s): rendering reply 427054 1680263939.759724 - 0.023922 (0.000030s): rendering reply 427056 1680263939.759745 - 0.023943 (0.000021s): rendering reply 427057 1680263939.759771 - 0.023969 (0.000026s): rendering reply 427061 1680263939.759796 - 0.023994 (0.000025s): rendering reply 427309 1680263939.759836 - 0.024034 (0.000040s): rendering reply 427311 1680263939.759903 - 0.024101 (0.000067s): rendering reply 427312 1680263939.759954 - 0.024152 (0.000051s): rendering reply 427789 1680263939.759980 - 0.024178 (0.000026s): rendering reply 427792 1680263939.760006 - 0.024204 (0.000026s): rendering reply 427920 1680263939.760031 - 0.024229 (0.000025s): rendering reply 427921 1680263939.760051 - 0.024249 (0.000020s): rendering reply 428590 1680263939.760078 - 0.024276 (0.000027s): rendering reply 428591 1680263939.760117 - 0.024315 (0.000039s): rendering reply 428593 1680263939.763714 - 0.027912 (0.003597s): rendering reply 428602 1680263939.763832 - 0.028030 (0.000118s): rendering reply 428608 1680263939.763885 - 0.028083 (0.000053s): rendering reply 428616 1680263939.763916 - 0.028114 (0.000031s): rendering reply 428617 1680263939.764106 - 0.028304 (0.000190s): called footer.php 1680263939.764771 - 0.028969 (0.000665s): kobak\plugins: checking actions for hook "footer_meta" 1680263939.764897 - 0.029095 (0.000126s): kobak\plugins: finished running 9 actions for hook "footer_meta" 1680263939.764900 - 0.029098 (0.000003s): completed rendering most of the html 1680263939.764946 - 0.029144 (0.000046s): starting debug 1680263939.765533 - 0.029731 (0.000587s): starting debug_t
|
SQL statistics:
time taken: 0.00059295 | SELECT *, ( SELECT GROUP_CONCAT(DISTINCT `kobaboardban`.`boardid` ORDER BY `kobaboardban`.`boardid` SEPARATOR ',') FROM `kobaboardban` WHERE `banid` = `id` GROUP BY `banid` ) AS `active_boards` FROM `kobaban` WHERE ( (`iplong1` = '03eefa49') OR (`iplong1` <= '03eefa49' AND '03eefa49' <= `iplong2`) ) AND `type` IN(-1,0,1,2,3) AND (`id` IN ( SELECT `banid` FROM `kobaboardban` WHERE `boardid` IN(1) ) OR `global` = 1) ORDER BY `type`,`expiration` DESC | no rows found or affected (prepared query) |
time taken: 0.00524592 | SELECT p.*, r.time r_time, r.reason r_reason, r.ipmd5 r_ipmd5, r.ipcrypt r_ipcrypt, r.password r_password, r.userid r_userid, s.total_posts, s.total_files, s.total_image, s.total_audio, s.total_video, s.total_swf, s.unique_ip, s.unique_user FROM `kobapost` p LEFT JOIN `kobareport` r on p.boardid = r.boardid and p.postid = r.postid LEFT JOIN `kobapoststats` s on p.boardid = s.boardid and p.postid = s.threadid WHERE p.`boardid` = '1' AND p.`postid` = '421721' AND `parentid` = '0' AND `deleted` = '0' UNION ALL SELECT p.*, r.time r_time, r.reason r_reason, r.ipmd5 r_ipmd5, r.ipcrypt r_ipcrypt, r.password r_password, r.userid r_userid, null as total_posts, null as total_files, null as total_image, null as total_audio, null as total_video, null as total_swf, null as unique_ip, null as unique_user FROM `kobapost` p LEFT JOIN `kobareport` r on p.boardid = r.boardid and p.postid = r.postid WHERE p.`boardid` = '1' AND `parentid` = '421721' AND `deleted` = '0' ORDER BY `parentid`,`postid` | no error (prepared query) |
actions:
after_postmessage | actions: 1 | start: 1680263939.75068700 | end: 1680263939.75070900 | took (total): 0.000022 |
before_validation | actions: 1 | start: 1680263939.73719300 | end: 1680263939.73720600 | took (total): 0.000013 |
footer_meta | actions: 9 | start: 1680263939.76478200 | end: 1680263939.76489300 | took (total): 0.000111 |
header_meta | actions: 5 | start: 1680263939.75005500 | end: 1680263939.75014100 | took (total): 0.000086 |
setup_html | actions: 4 | start: 1680263939.74977200 | end: 1680263939.74989500 | took (total): 0.000123 |
validation | actions: 1 | start: 1680263939.73722900 | end: 1680263939.74962600 | took (total): 0.012397 |
Rewrite/redirect rules:
Redirect | /^([a-z_\-0-9]*)\/0.html(?:\?.*)?$/ | $matches[1]\/ | 302 |
Redirect | /^([a-z_\-0-9]*)\/1.html(?:\?.*)?$/ | $matches[1]\/ | 302 |
Rewrite: | /^([a-z_\-0-9]*)\/(\d\w*)s.png$/ | /$matches[1]/thumbs/$matches[2]s.png | |
Rewrite: | /^([a-z_\-0-9]*)\/?(?:\?.*)?$/ | index.php?section=index&board=$matches[1] | |
Rewrite: | /^([a-z_\-0-9]*)\/([0-9]*)\.html(?:\?.*)?$/ | index.php?section=index&board=$matches[1]&pagenumber=$matches[2] | |
Rewrite: | /^([a-z_\-0-9]*)\/catalog\.html(?:\?.*)?$/ | index.php?section=catalog&board=$matches[1] | |
Rewrite: | /^([a-z_\-0-9]*)\/t([0-9]*)\.(html|json|rss)(?:\?.*)?$/ | index.php?section=thread&board=$matches[1]&thread=$matches[2]&ext=$matches[3] | |
Rewrite: | /^([a-z_\-0-9]*)\/posts_feed\.rss$/ | index.php?section=posts_feed&board=$matches[1]&ext=rss | |
Rewrite: | /^([a-z_\-0-9]*)\/threads_feed\.rss$/ | index.php?section=threads_feed&board=$matches[1]&ext=rss | |
Rewrite: | /^latest_posts\.rss$/ | index.php?section=latest_posts&ext=rss | |
Rewrite: | /^latest_threads\.rss$/ | index.php?section=latest_threads&ext=rss | |
Rewrite: | /^latest_nsfw_posts\.rss$/ | index.php?section=latest_nsfw_posts&ext=rss | |
Rewrite: | /^latest_nsfw_threads\.rss$/ | index.php?section=latest_nsfw_threads&ext=rss |
rules in htaccess format:
RewriteRule ^([a-z_\-0-9]*)\/0.html(?:\?.*)?$ $1/ [R=302,L,QSA] RewriteRule ^([a-z_\-0-9]*)\/1.html(?:\?.*)?$ $1/ [R=302,L,QSA] RewriteRule ^([a-z_\-0-9]*)\/(\d\w*)s.png$ /$1/thumbs/$2s.png [L,QSA] RewriteRule ^([a-z_\-0-9]*)/(?:\?.*)?$ index.php?section=index&board=$1 [L,QSA] RewriteRule ^([a-z_\-0-9]*)\/([0-9]*)\.html(?:\?.*)?$ index.php?section=index&board=$1&pagenumber=$2 [L,QSA] RewriteRule ^([a-z_\-0-9]*)\/catalog\.html(?:\?.*)?$ index.php?section=catalog&board=$1 [L,QSA] RewriteRule ^([a-z_\-0-9]*)\/t([0-9]*)\.(html|json|rss)(?:\?.*)?$ index.php?section=thread&board=$1&thread=$2&ext=$3 [L,QSA] RewriteRule ^([a-z_\-0-9]*)\/posts_feed\.rss$ index.php?section=posts_feed&board=$1&ext=rss [L,QSA] RewriteRule ^([a-z_\-0-9]*)\/threads_feed\.rss$ index.php?section=threads_feed&board=$1&ext=rss [L,QSA] RewriteRule ^latest_posts\.rss$ index.php?section=latest_posts&ext=rss [L,QSA] RewriteRule ^latest_threads\.rss$ index.php?section=latest_threads&ext=rss [L,QSA] RewriteRule ^latest_nsfw_posts\.rss$ index.php?section=latest_nsfw_posts&ext=rss [L,QSA] RewriteRule ^latest_nsfw_threads\.rss$ index.php?section=latest_nsfw_threads&ext=rss [L,QSA]Current time:
2023-03-31 04:58:59