>>81959657
no, why would i? nobody would fall in love with me either. i do care about other anons alot tho, n hope for happiness for them tho

>>5929271
I've worked in fast food and kitchens, I can tell you straight up absolutely do not ever do this lecturing shit, unless you enjoy eating spit snot boogers piss and the caked on grease from behind the fryers on your burger.
These employees will absolutely fuck with your food

>>81823483
i tried my hardest to make a music career since 16. im 24 now and ive realised that what i love doing only has about a 1 in a million chance of working out as a career. it hurt but i accepted it. so my new goal is finding a way to have enough free time to at least keep up with it as a hobby. hoping to land something work from home to make this happen.

>>509298235
>The bloated carcass of a dead whore washes up on the beaches of the news cycle.
Wow. Who cares...

>>105770999
>1) Make the site better
-Add support for more formats like .webp and .avif
-Create a "blue /b/" where people can post SFW random and off-topic stuff.
-Rangeban India
-Remove global rule 3b, but clarify that "racebait" and racial shitflinging can be punishable under trolling/derailing/low quality posting.
-Possibly open a merch store to sell official 4chan merch to offset server costs?
-Maybe make an adult videogames/H game board.
-Officially declare 4chan as an "anime website".

>2) make the site culturally relevant again
Why is 4chan losing cultural relevance a bad thing? It means less tourists and normalfags coming to shit up our boards.

trannies should ally with men to remove the rights of afabs everywhere
i think itd be a good idea since trannies are capable of love, so you could get your afab to birth a kid, dispose of it after use, then be a happy loving family

I have an AAS in a programming-related field. I should've known better but I thought I would maybe be able to get a job with just that but I'm a fucking retard. Couldn't even get internships. Now I've enrolled to get a full CS/SE bachelor's degree at a decent university but I know that won't be enough even if I take full advantage of the career and internship programs there.

The thing is, when I was getting my associate's, they had me take a bunch of classes that offer certification for other computer-related things like networking, cybersec, cloud, etc. that I never bothered with because I wanted to be a cooder.
So what I want to ask is, what are the employment prospects for such tech certificates? Cisco and the like. Would I be better ditching programming altogether and just going for networking or is the job market for that fucked as well?

>>5881620
People really have no shame these days...
If I ever owned a rouge the bat wall scroll, you couldn't beat the truth out of me about it, and this fucking faggot is doing a little dance in front of his...
On camera...
With a gayass awooo sound...
God damn....

I was getting the itch to play these games again right before I learned about the new shitty TOS shit. I genuinely don't get how a company could be so shameless in 2025, especially since Borderlands 4 is supposed to be releasing later this year(?).