Hey robots. Have you seen this before? It's a website meant to bring compatible people together based on a set of questions which have apparently been found to correlate with friendship. It matches everyone up once it reaches 2,500 people. At the moment, it's at 2,330. I figured you guys might find some use out of it. global.peoplematching.org/
Gonna wait till someone else shows proof of using it.
Aaron Parker
I have seen it before, in the multiple times you've spammed it on here over the past year
Brody Foster
I've posted it once before and it was at like 3:00 AM
Juan Flores
doesn't work, its a scam to get a email to sign you up for spam.
Justin Carter
I've been signed up for probably 6+ months and haven't gotten any spam mail. You could always use a throwaway email that you check periodically
Easton Baker
>matches you with the person with the personality most similar to yours But I fucking hate myself. What do?
Jace Hall
whens matching day nigger
Ian Perez
Not most similar, most compatible. I'm not totally sure how it works but I would imagine if it just matched you with a clone of yourself it would make for some pretty boring conversations. fuck if I know, I've been waiting months. It's only got 170 left to go
Lincoln Flores
>illiterate it's in the op
Hudson Taylor
a person anywhere similar to myself wouldn't use this because bringing two of people like me would end really bad for the world, it would drown in post-ironic shitposts
John Young
whatever user. suit yourself. 2 people have already signed up from this thread
Jonathan Myers
An easy way to find matches is to find people who listen to the same music as you. The more esoteric your taste, the more accurate this will be. I started interacting with people on this basis and we click and understand each other immediately.
Thomas Rogers
meh, I guess I'll try it. doubt I will find anyone I like
Dylan Richardson
what if you don't listen to music?
Alexander Rivera
done. can't wait for this meme to work its magic. when's matching day?
Jason Wright
Whenever it hits 2,500... so when 160 other people sign up
Brody Martinez
I'm excited for this. Probably will get ghosted by my match, but whatever
Brody Reyes
That's what I'm worried about. If I end up waiting months to get matched and they forgot about it
Anthony Rogers
Other people who don't listen to music.
Ethan Rogers
Those people are boring and I'm not.
Aiden Hill
>I enjoy making jokes about autism This seems tailored towards Jow Forums culture types.
Justin Johnson
Useless if it doesn't work geographically. There's no shortage of amenable people online, I just don't live near any of them.
Eli Jenkins
hey, while we're all here do any of you happen to know anything about Java? I'm trying to do something with Jow Forums x filters that there's not much documentation on
Dominic Ward
Someone make a thread on matching day because I have a shit memory and never check my email
Lucas Smith
guess ill sign up :o
Luis Sanchez
You check Jow Forums more than your email?
Lucas Butler
Pretty much, yeah I'm always on this fucking board
Isaiah Brown
guess I give it a ago...can wait to be matched up with people from here.
Did it for the hell of it. But I had a problem with this question.
>Which are versions of Linux
What they're referring to as Linux, is in fact, GNU/Linux, or as I've recently taken to calling it, GNU plus Linux. Linux is not an operating system unto itself, but rather another free component of a fully functioning GNU system made useful by the GNU corelibs, shell utilities and vital system components comprising a full OS as defined by POSIX. Many computer users run a modified version of the GNU system every day, without realizing it. Through a peculiar turn of events, the version of GNU which is widely used today is often called "Linux", and many of its users are not aware that it is basically the GNU system, developed by the GNU Project. There really is a Linux, and these people are using it, but it is just a part of the system they use. Linux is the kernel: the program in the system that allocates the machine's resources to the other programs that you run. The kernel is an essential part of an operating system, but useless by itself; it can only function in the context of a complete operating system. Linux is normally used in combination with the GNU operating system: the whole system is basically GNU with Linux added, or GNU/Linux. All the so-called "Linux" distributions are really distributions of GNU/Linux.
>decide to try this out >have to complete 50 questions i can't force myself to do this
Jacob Ramirez
That's just the first part. There's 20 questions after that.
Kevin Sanchez
oh god i really can't do that
Grayson Price
I'm probably going to get matched with some Jow Forumsay person because I only managed to tick off 1-2 boxes for most questions and 4-5 for the technology-related ones.
Blake Price
took me 10 min to do everything including researching the 20 questions
Dylan Gomez
I believe in you user, you can do it, i'll give you my power. ganbatte
Hunter Miller
user you weren't supposed to research them...
Colton Kelly
How long does it takes to be matched with someone? Anyone have an experience to share?
What happens when you're matched with someone? I mean... literally!
Christopher Morris
It matches you whenever the number reaches 2,500. I haven't seen it happen before. All that happens is you get an Email connecting you to the other person
Ian Wood
So you're supposed to chat through mail?
Team Peep. Peep peep, horra!
Noah Turner
Maybe I'll finally have a friend...
Jack Gomez
I would imagine you'd exchange other contact relatively quickly
Levi Thomas
nvm ill go back and do it again to what i know
Ethan Campbell
you can edit your answers, there's a link on the bottom of the page I think
Eli Lopez
I want to tickle her belly button
Andrew Bailey
just deleted and started over. It was quicker than I expected
Jonathan Lopez
filled out the survey, probably won't write anyone, though
Bentley Davis
Did my part. Are we able to meet a gf this way?
Angel Rogers
The site says it's unlikely, though technically possible.