good evening all o7
Don't sweat it. If you're still here, then good. The first bakes were fine. You'll get the other shit as time goes on.
I bake from the index any time the catalog gets slower than 2-3 minutes to post the OP.
I also use the tor iwo jima link instead of the regular image if I see image server death after 500 on clearnet.
Less chance of losing a bake that way.. Almost lost one lat time I baked because I forgot, kek..
mine are:
where's the sauce, bitch?
how does it relate to a Q drop?
if neither of those get a valid response, then the next response from me is a meme… fwiw, I'm servicing the requests of all of the anons in that bread that will give me the requested info, and moar just because they love America. Why should i fuck around with some unprepared douchebag for more than one or two posts of my own time? It's the chans for a reason and shills are homos by nature.
TIL:
you can pre-solve the captcha
you can shadow tag a post and use it as a bookmark.
ty bakers o7
>I'd like to know how to utilize them properly. have you got the time?
yes. /doughlist/ started out as an experiment in finding a reliable and relatively pain free way to bake on /qresearch/, without having to use any external user account providers or having to cobble a chain of authorship out of a collection of disposable one-shot proofs.
>still like it if you would explain the doughlist thing and trip codes, if you could.
What is a "chain of authorship"? A chain of authorship allows an individual to be able to prove their own capacity to be what they state over time, whether they are anonymous or not. The idea is to completely lock a board so only you have authorized access to it, just like Q does with their own self-validated locked board. This does a few important things:
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NO comms outside of the 8kun platform, at all. Period. Zero off-site service accounts or providers needed.
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NO contentious publishing authorities. The only authorization required comes directly from the 8kun platform owner, in order to get your board.
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It allows you to use a secure tripcode to prove a chain of authorship rather than wasting raw evidence in a single-use scenario every time you want to bake.
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It secures the validation transaction using a challenge-response method, making the issue of whether tripcodes are being moderated on /qr/ itself or not, irrelevant.
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It allows you to keep a current record of bakes available, and secure that résumé from being ripped off, because publicly claiming ownership of it requires your tripcode and board access.
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It allows you to have a secured public place to authoritatively regenerate a new tripcode if your tripcode is guessed or otherwise compromised.
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Conversely, If someone does manage to compromise your board, you still control your chain of authorship with your tripcode, allowing recovery/replacement of the board itself through the 8kun admins.
I've attached the walk-through of how i set up /doughlist/ and use the method as a png
If you have any questions about the guide, I will be here for a a bit, ask away o7
Originating Post. ie the breadpost.
>MIS
>It’s hard for me to go without an info dump and QR is about the best vehicle on the planet.
can relate, all the way.
did mis for 9 years in a mid level manufacturing co. till 2009 happened. then I fell back to the sidewerk shit.
> But when I bake I always feel like I've met a challenge that that intimidates/scares me. The adrenaline rush I get from baking is a definite motivator.
>Always have a good day after baking, so I guess it's kinda like a high. kek
This. It's a rush getting the next bread out the chute when flak is heavy and the anons are on point (which is very often).. Or when Q poasts and the bread just goes to taffy…
damn, kek :)
>timid in posing questions
Comms is where questions should be asked, that's why Rusty made it; no regular here will want to scare anyone off.
You'll get mixed results in the big stream though, from different bakers.
This is my own opinion only, other bakers here may or may not take the same stance, but:
answering questions here != baking.
Q research isn't about feelings. Baking is not about feelings. you can not have any, just like the meme, when you bake. If you do, you tend not to last long. Because the shills have had as much practice at attacking bakers as some of the oldest bakers on /qr/.
And I'm not the oldest one, by a long shot.
I don't want to see any baker turned away, especially if they swore an oath to the Constitution. But it is what it is, homey.. We're at the boss level. WE can help as much as we can and be mindful of the noobs… But at the end of the day there's fucking sharks in the big stream.
God bless o7
Thank you to everyone that had commentary! was another good seminar.. learned 2 things tonight, the post indexing trick and the captcha pre-solve..
God bless patriots, see you all in the big stream o7
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>And that is why I have taken soooo long to learn as much as I could
>Had to spend the time to carve a big stick too measure things by and hit out with.
fwiw, you probably saved yourself a lot of grief by doing that.
>Would like to be an asset as a posed to a liability.
o7
If you've got any questions about tripcodes that were not addressed, ask away, I'll see them tomorrow. Shadilay o7
>Sooner or later, all bakers seem to wind up having some kind of really tough experience. The "make it or break it" kind.
This is true. This baker thinks you are describing burnout. The shills work to try to cause premature burnout in all of the bakers. Think full-court press with the MK Ultra tactics.
Probably why some bakers can and do go from nice-as-pie… to I'm-going-run-you-the-fuck-over-now in an eyeblink.
>First is ok bc although the blows hurt, baker's still in control - not flailing. Sees attack as impersonal (in that bakers always get attacked, it's the kitchen they are attacking, not you personally). Responds with his own attack - ruthlessly.
This. Being reasonable works. But. in the absence of reason, memes work. Being zero-tolerance works. Suffocation works. :)
And the anons are 5:5 with that. As long as you listen to the anons, they will protect you.
> As long as you listen to the anons
AND make it clear to the anons what you are doing and why when called for.. it goes a long way.