File: image-grid5.swf-(14 KB, 750x600, Other)
[_] Info inside. Anonymous 12/29/18(Sat)20:35:28 No.

  Anyone remember this?
  It was a flash where upon opening it, there would be thousands of images on a grid that you can
  scroll through.
  You'd upload images to a particular location, rather than have it be locked into a board. It was
  the best thing ever.

  The images were stored on Zareste( )com, up until the site got nuked by GoDaddy and the site
  subsequently stopped working. Zareste (deviantart( )com/Zareste) had talked about getting it up
  and running again, but has gone into the shadows since 2013. Some snooping revealed that he
  likely lurks /r9k/, /x/, and /g/ these days, so I shot-in-the-dark put up an autistic thread on
  /r9k/ using his name and hacked trip, calling him out in case he happens to see
  (http://boards.4chan.org/r9k/thread/50126466).

  But we can't wait for miracles.
  How can we recreate this flash?
  It would be the first big win for /f/ in years. Let's make an image grid, bros.

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>> [_] Anonymous 12/30/18(Sun)05:31:05 No.

  >>3374778
  I think I remember this
  Where all the CP at?

>> [_] Anonymous 12/30/18(Sun)05:36:18 No.

  >>3374778
  >But we can't wait for miracles.
  >How can we recreate this flash?

  so you posted something that relies on a server that doesn't exist any more? and all it does is
  display the word "connecting"?

  i swear, just when you think 4chan in general and /f/ in particular has reached peak retard...

>> [_] Anonymous 12/30/18(Sun)09:27:25 No.

  >>3374826
  I mean, he's fully aware of what he posted. He wants to recreate the flash, so he was asking us
  about it. What else would he instead post? Content then say "unrelated" ? It's all the same.

>> [_] Anonymous 12/30/18(Sun)09:52:08 No.

  could you not just decompile the flash to examine how it scrapes the webserver for image links,
  set one up to mimic the original, and then change the target domain in the flash itself?

>> [_] Anonymous 12/30/18(Sun)14:45:21 No.

  >>3374849
  in theory yes, but in practice? I don't think it's gonna be that easy