Thread 105582643

What's a website or software that really impressed you?

>>105582643 (OP)
https://www.apple.com/

>>105582643 (OP)
boards.4chan.org/loli

>>105582643 (OP)
webalta and miner malware

https://animejs.com/

By far best one i've seen.

>>105582643 (OP)
https://carino.systems/software.html

>>105584348
How hard is it to actually build these kinds of sites? Is it just a matter of knowing blender?

>>105584348
>anime.js
>not a single anime waifu shows up
why?

>>105582643 (OP)
https://www.createaishemale.com/

>>105584410
You do realize it's advertising it's own library right?
If you want to make a website like that you use [drumroll] anime.js

>>105584348
neat

>>105584484
Ngl, I had my mind (and penis) blown when I first discovered one of those sites (not shemale related, but still AI porn) that allowed you to upload pictures of your female acquaintances. They locked that feature behind a login/paywall since then, probably due to media scandals about deep fakes, but it's probably for the best. Such powers would ruin me. I don't even remember what the site was called tbqh. I coomed myself retarded because of it, it's best to forget.

>>105584555
>I coomed myself retarded because of it, it's best to forget.
any screenshots you could share

>>105582643 (OP)
BOXES WITH ROUNDED CORNERS
FUCK YEAH
WE NEED MORE
ALL WEBSITES NEED INFINITY CSS BOXES WITH ROUNDED CORNERS.
IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIM CRAAAAAAAAAAAAAZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZY

>>105584806
I didn't keep any evidence of my misdeeds. The only really interesting part for me was the fact that it worked with uploaded faces and I used it on people I knew IRL as I don't have celebrity crushes.

It was really finicky though, it created quite a few abominations along with the proper nudes.

I like portability, modularity, and utilitarian design.

>>105584831
I don't notice these things, tbqh. Is it a big issue?

>>105584348
this is smooth as butter, yet walmart's website freezes like you're asking it to calculate 500 million digits of PI every time you click a button

god I hate modern technology

>>105584986
Many of those big sites are built on countless layers starting with decades old code and any change into them requires whole ass executive team to sit down and agree.

This is probably a project of a small team with open source who had no manager or other retard breathing down on their neck so they could do whatever to optimize it and write it cleanly from scratch using all modern solutions.

>>105584348
I hate this because I know that eventually all web shops are going to have their entire catalog force you to spin their fucking products while elements fly over the screen just to find their basic specs. They already force you to doom scroll like you're a 16 year old girl on a dating website with popups begging for your information while the page is janky by design.
Modern web design is just horrible. All that work for basic HTML to be the superior choice.

>>105584348
Looks neat, but I HATE websites where you have to scroll for ages to get at least a little bit of information. I'd take Web 1.0 over this any day.

>>105585072
I'm always surprised that fortune 100 companies don't refactor their storefront and code about every 5 years or whatever.

just a sign of the greed and carelessness I suppose

bumperino

>>105584348
it's impressive but it hijacks your scroll, so the author deserves to be flayed

>>105582643 (OP)
idk anon it doesn't seem to have anything on it

>>105584484
>sign in with google

I constantly search for new software so it happens to me quite often.

I was struggling to find a good git client for linux and then i found Lazygit
I hated my ssh workflow where I needed to look for passwords in my password manager for every project I worked on and then I found XPipe
I wanted a free range note taking app that can handle huge images and then I found beeref and pureref
I wanted an offline sketch for linux and then I found lunacy
I wanted a way to manage my large video / webm collection and then I found videohub 3

also loirem, recall, logseq, okular, font manager, port proton, yoga image optimizer.
just to name a few.

>>105584348
looks cool.
I want to try this one
https://wonderlandengine.com/

>>105584845
god i wish a vr version for that

>>105584845
I think it's entirely possible to create AI nudes that are identical to what people actually look like under their clothes based on race and physiognomy. There just needs to be enough data.