Have you ever written something that was used by other people?
Has someone ever approached you and said they like your software?
Does it feel nice?
People using your code
Gavin Barnes
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Gavin Fisher
Yes.
Yes.
Yes.
... to marrying that little girl
Isaac Harris
shouldn't you be on /animu/?
Asher Ortiz
Yes to all. Only people i know irl tho, too self conscious to share code online.
Owen White
oxwugzccvk3dk6tj.onion
8ch.net
Yes x3 and also to marrying cute little girl.
Also some people hate my project too.
Carson Howard
Software I have written is operating inside a micro controller inside a device I designed and built. The device was built under county contract and I helped install it into the county council's chamber. I received a fat bonus for doing the work, which is outside my actual job description and function. The device is very simplistic in function but it works flawlessly day and night and amazed the county IT techs that I could make such a small box that could replace the bank of relays in a closet on the back wall (which was designed and built by a local smart cookie in the 70's or something, but no one remembers his name). I put a damn sticker on mine, so at least they would know which company built it.
Jace Young
Anyone that doesn't want to marry cute little girls is a faggot gay.
Are you such?
Andrew Bell
Yes, yes and yes.
Jonathan Howard
when did 8/tech/ get this shit? is there an single place left without toy-train loving asshats?
if anyone suggests that cuckold board /byte/ go fuck yourself dearly you stupid ass cunt
Ayden Fisher
Yes, a few web scale systems used by corporations.
No, they said it's shit and threatened to stop paying for our products
Jayden Richardson
Well I wrote database code that handles inventory for places that process millions of sales every year. Nobody ever said anything about it because nobody knows it's running (except me and the people I worked with). So that means it's working fine, because nobody complained. :->
Caleb Gomez
why not just put >>> like a normal person? Also, on the hidden service the second link changes to look like the first.
Josiah Gutierrez
I think everyone you know would be better off if you killed yourself.
Noah Watson
Plenty of people have liked my code as I helped newbies to the Unity game engine fix bugs. But as for software, I've never written anything useful. It's all either unfinished Unity packages or niche shit nobody wants (e.g. desktop waifu).
Joseph Reed
gibsmedat
Asher Green
Dunno if you're being serious or not, but here's The GitHub, the Download link to the newest version is on there.
github.com
Who knows, I might actually add proper functionality one of these days when I have the time. I've got a massive list of weird shit I want to add. Heck, I might become decent enough at programming to make some advanced software.
Joseph Jenkins
A man of culture, I see
Ryan Jones
What makes >>>/byte/ a "cuckold board"?
Because it doesn't want eendless threads about Wikipedia and CoCs?
Jason Morales
I made Zig Forums's current logo, does that count?
James Jones
Is that the NEET version of BonziBuddy? It looks really awesome.
Evan Clark
I wrote a very simple ncurses frontend to a cli program and got a couple of nice comments on it from people who found it useful. Made me feel all warm and fuzzy.
Isaiah Rodriguez
because fucking look at it
Dylan Morales
I made Firefox userChrome.css and personal homepages for my own use in destap thrads on /g/ in 2012 and a bunch of anons asked for sauce and then I saw my rice popping up in later thrads, and when I posted again later an user said nice rice, and it felt good.
Now I'm a professional webshit. My goal is to automate my job and income, become a capitalist, and then spend all day making advanced shitposting systems using rust-tox.
Sage for /g/-tier thread. I miss you /g/uys ;~;
James Parker
Yes, a demo for some game
Yes
It's actually kinda terrifying for me idk