People keep saying this site is overrun by bots. But if that's so, how do they get past the captcha?

>>105813911 (OP)
>hey hiroshimoot here's $30M from Usaid, could you like dont show captchas to this IP range?
>yea sure

>>105813911 (OP)
>he doesn't use an auto captcha solver
Retard

>>105813911 (OP)
Japanese high school girls solve them.

>>105813954
god i wish i were a captcha

>>105813911 (OP)
Like this?

>taking a shit quality screenshot of the video instead of posting the video
>they have roughly the same file size

>>105813911 (OP)
there is no captcha if you have a pass

>>105813921
USAID is closed
Also get a personality that doesn't revolve around political schizoism.

>>105814831
It's a known fact that this site is on military hardware. Before the hack it was obvious they kept the site open to attack to allow anyone who paid to do this.

>>105814839
This isn't true. I know where it's hosted but I'm not going to say anything because unlike the person who hacked it I have nothing against 4chan. I am surprised they didn't reveal anything about it.

btw I'll give you a hint, 4chan is not hosted in the United States and I don't think all the servers are in the same country anymore (probably because of Hiro's involvement) either

>>105814839
Pretty sure that claim was proven bullshit by the actual data. Only funny bit was the high number of .edu emails used by jannies. You'd think they'd have enough sense to not use their school emails.

Another hint for you conspiratorial minded dumbfucks who can only offer surface level analysis. 4chan doesn't need to be a honeypot. They cooperate with law enforcement and federal agencies. They are not going to fight a subpoena. Don't be a dumbass. Don't fedpost.

>>105813990
Wtf

>>105813911 (OP)
ive sent billions of spams. youve gotten my emails. you've seen my ads. heard of acai berries? yeah. that was me.

there are services that you can deliver captchas to and they will have real humans solve them, and they've been doing this for a decade.

death by captcha.

its not always bots. look up microworkers and mechanical turks. you can pay to control the narative anywhere you can go with a little code, cron jobs, captcha solvers, ai etc.

>death by captcha

also, if you thought a captcha secured anything, i can download 100gb of compressed plaintext passwords that have been leaked rn. with it, i can look up your password by your email address.

theres so much more. welcome to the internet.

>>105815001
Paying users to fill out 4chan captchas would be less effective than simply buying a pass unless you are making posts that will get you banned. Now that we're out of the recaptcha era of 4chan the 'ecker type solutions dominate for that, residential proxies + automated solving.

there are automatic captcha solvers for this website
there's even an entire website that proxy posts to this website with no timers, etc

>>105815027
im the spammer, not you. if you're running bots all over this server, you probably wont have a 4chan account. also, the price of captcha solving is cheap, and if you batched them up and fed them into chatgpt's api, it would be even cheaper.

if 4chan mods dont care that bots have accounts, sure. but everywhere else there are captchas, we just pay death by captcha.

>>105814839
>It's a known fact
>I know this from a ten year old greentext that did provide any evidence itself.
I hate how 90% of this site unironically thinks this way. You people will believe anything as long as its the more dramatic story.

>>105815041
I do a bit of spamming. I know game. The 'ecker solver that 4gay currently has is devastatingly effective against the captchas. When you first warm up an IP it gives you shitty ones that the old solvers can't handle but slowly it starts to decrease the difficulty and you get ones that get instasolved by even the old crap. On the 4gay side it's even solving the shitty captchas that are harder to read instantly, meaning as soon as the proxy is warmed up (if it needs the 120 sec wait time) it's ready to spam with. Since it's rotating through residential IPs you can just post whatever even if it's against the rules and even access it through tor. All for the low price of $0.

>>105814038
What is this

>>105815070
oh i never heard shit about this ecker solver. will check it out.

when i figure it out anthropic will be here to pump shitcoins

>>105814038
>>105815076
a bot farm. Likely for social media views/likes that you can pay for. Have you ever noticed these youtube shorts with nonsensical comments like: "This makes perfect sense how you explain it." And the video is like about a dog jumping over a fence? Thats what they're used for.

>>105813954

>>105814839
>It's a known fact that this site is on military hardware
[citation needed]

>>105813924
>>105813990
>>105814827
>>105815001
>>105815020
newfags dont know about the gay domain kek

>>105815001
>youve gotten my emails
i have not read them

>>105815001
>you can pay to control the narative anywhere you can go
How do you do that without it backfiring because your shills are obvious ESL retards?

>>105816733
AI obviously

>>105813990
How do you do that?

>>105814038
Thank you man, fuck low effort OP!

>>105814876
>Only funny bit was the high number of .edu emails used by jannies.
You didn't find it funny how Israel is top country on /pol/?

>>105813911 (OP)
>how do they get past the captcha?
Some outsource catcha solving to the third world and "pay" for each solution with a pr0n picture.

>>105813921
>from USAid
How does the trumpanzee brain even work? Even when they're in full control of the budget, they continue making up rabid nonsensical conspiracy theories as if we were still in 2022. It should be legal to euthanize these freaks.

>>105816695
That's not that domain, dipshit.

>>105817022
care to ellaborate?

>>105814038
The filesize has nothing to do with why I didn't post the video. Posting the video would have involved about 3-4 seconds worth of my time and that is NOT how I post.

>>105815020
what does a plaintext file of random leaked passwords have to do with the topic. seems like a nonsequitur

>>105817070
Well if you would have posted it instead of a shit quality reddit screenshot you would probably have 200 replies by now instead of 40.

>>105817084
200 replies is a bit much. If this gets to 80 replies, I'll die happy.

>>105816998
>trumpanzee
more like it should be illegal not to euthanize you. your brainwashing has become irreversible.

>>105814839
This site runs on Mac minis, after the hack they upgraded to the M4 minis

>>105817371
Are 4xM4 mac minis enough to handle 220k users and 1,2TB of data?
What about bandwidth?

>>105814038
Smartphones really killed everything

>>105817515
They have 10Gigabits per second sir

>>105817918
Is that enough? I could get a 10Gigabit/s fiber line for 250 bucks a month.

>>105817515
that's pretty small

>>105816829
literal indians write more organically than gpt

>>105817991
You can steer it to write in ways that aren't so obvious. Bad chatgpt! No em dash slop!

>>105817937
It's a good server sir

>>105817515
2 would be enough

>>105817083
sounds like the email you get from random pajeet telling you he has material of you fapping to pron and if you don't give him 2k dollars in bitcoins, he will make that material public. I have one of these cow shit eaters bitcoin wallet completely traced to the point where there is a bank on the other side. The dude makes around 100k a month

>>105813911 (OP)
>>105814038
why don't they just spoof a bunch of mac adresses instead of running all those phones?

>>105820343
what if those phones are already spoofing their mac address?
scalability

>>105813911 (OP)
Bots are better at solving captchas than people now.

>>105820343
Modern apps have a ludicrous amount of spyware in them, so just buying a bunch of cheap phones is much more cost effective for spoofing than any kind of workarounds you can do with software.

>>105813990
which one do you use? I have one but it's wrong 90% of the time, by one letter or number.

>>105820957
????

what software and hardware do i need to run 50 phones like this

>>105817515
Apple's supreme divine super hardware can do ANYTHING.

>>105817033
There is a login page on 4chan itself.
You enter your pin and code.

The login link is given to you by mail, but then you can just go on using the site normally with the normal domain.

This board needs a spammer's general
Yeah?

>>105815032
>there's even an entire website that proxy posts to this website with no timers, etc
What is it?

>>105825042
Just copy the URL of this thread and change org to gay and you are on it.

>>105813911 (OP)
Here me out anons

>>105813990
Imagine if each of these phones deposited a cent into your bank account each time they shat up your board with their "innovative tactics"

Each govt, megacorp and ngo are OBSESSED with controlling the narrative, they spend untold billions to do so.

What if we could moloch trap them?
What if we could force them pay us if they want to brainwash us?
What if this was as easy as just switching apps?

This is the possibility with hashchans.

>>105825686
huh?

>>105825927
Every post an anon makes they have to make 99 to maintain signal dominance. So hold $1 in eth and pay 5 cents to post.
They will then have to spend $4.95 in eth to maintain their grip on the media. This 4.95 increases the value of your holdings, say to $1.06 in ETH

It judos the deepstate into padding your bags

Captcha is the easiest thing in the world to bypass
What's difficult to bypass are user agent+cookie blocks but 4chan is too lazy for that they just go by IP

>>105822835
I mean which captcha solver do you use

>>105816943
Wasn't that one fake as well?

>>105817515
>Are 4xM4 mac minis enough to handle 220k users and 1,2TB of data?
Yes.
>What about bandwidth?
How about you shut the h*ck up?

>>105822932
Android and 50 phones.

>>105825686
Your imaginary money isn't worth the disk sectors it's written unto.

>>105828286
Proof of work, the technology behind bitcoin, was designed to combat email spam.

This is a primordial use of blockchain technology that preceeds magic internet money

>>105813911 (OP)
Pretty sure captchas are trivial for modern AIs, unironically humans are more likely get filtered

>>105828481
>Proof of work, the technology behind bitcoin, was designed to combat email spam.
Completely fucking irrelevant fact posted in vain hopes of legitimizing your pleas for engagement.

>>105813954
knowers only B)

>>105817515
they switched off those years ago get with the times oldfag larper

>>105814038
It's still very hard for me to believe the value proposition in this.
As in it's hard to accept that people pay money to make a number go up, knowing that it's fake. I guess that's not much different from prostitution or therapy but God damn you have to be severely mentally broken to pay for likes from an actual bot and somehow derive value from it.

>>105815076
The Matrix.

>>105816653
Strange times we live in.

>>105829035
Hashchan has no token, or takes no cuts, it uses blockchain to provide realistic anti spam measures in the age of the ai botnet swarm without giving your eyeball to closedAI, preserving open access public forums which have been destroyed by 'innovative tactics'

Its an absolute revolution in forum technology, one that is reslient to both lawfare dcma take downs and the cloudflare mafia without harvesting your browser fingerprint.

you can gather 20k posts for the same price as a subscription to twitter on lighter chains and have speech = reach and have a cryptographically guaranteed archive of all posts.

no one wants to pay to post but of all the models this one has no profiteering middleman, and, as i've illustrated the only one where the radium watch brigade funds you to be be brainwashed.

every website that you hold deer will continue to degrade, you may be left cynical, but this life raft will still be here waiting for you to board

>>105829472
Waste of energy, time and compute. Sad attempt at grifting, you belong on >>>/biz/

>>105829518
biz is for cryptocurrency discussions, this doesn't have a crypto

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uahUj4nQC1A

>>105829545
How is paying gas not crypto? There's other ways to handle distributed storage that don't depend on putting real money into the system.

>>105814839
>>>/pharmacy/

>>105829663
> other ways to handle distributed storage
not really, the incentive structure provides guaranteed persistence, propagation and eventual consistency. You cant acheive this with federation, bittorrent, open topology like gun.js, lip2p, at protocol, zeronet, none of them have all the required characteristics save for blockchains. This is why ethereum classic is the top of the list on haschan as well even PoS has short commings .

>>105829745
None of that changes the matter of fact that ethereum is in fact a cryptocurrency that this does depend on. Saying it does not have one is false and wins no favor, it wins ire.

>>105829762
IT uses crypto like how 4chan uses crypto basically. it doesn't have a token there is no coin. gas is technically not ETH though its denominated in it

its just semantics though, your gripe comes from years of scammers abusing blockchain technology to do everything from money laundering to ponzi scheming. Having a pure project in the space one has to fight alot of these walls of people who sold out crypto for crypto

>>105829825
>its just semantics though, your gripe comes from
First of all, it's not, second you're not in a position to tell me what I think.
There's a practical important to this, which is that it requires money to post. You can try to add more layers of abstraction and terminology, and lie about it too, but that does not change it.
I already want the product you're selling, the problem is you're not actually selling that product. You don't have the system you're promoting, you have something else and are being suspiciously deceptive about that aspect.
All I'm doing is pointing this out because it's not going to go well for you if you plan to continue using such tactics to try and convince people. They're going to quickly find out you were lying and its going to tank the reputation.

>>105829853
its all use however you want liscence at github.com/hashchan/hashchan and you can use a demo site at hashchan.org though you should run it from localhost off your own archive node .

you cant name a point where i'm incorrect

>>105829877
I can't tell if you're being dishonest on purpose or legitimately don't understand the principle.
It doesn't matter if all the money is used up, it's still money that has to be spent. The pedantry about whether ehtereum is a crypto currency or not isn't even the crux, although I'm obviously of the opinion you're wrong about that too.

Telling people up front that there is no crypto involved is a flat out lie that gives the impression there's not going to be financial costs associated with this when the reality is that there is an inherent and rather important cost to this. Do you not understand how that's going to negatively impact trust with your userbase and potentially damn the project from the outset, if not taint it forever?

>>105829877
>elling people up front that there is no crypto involved is a flat out lie
not what I said, I said it has no token, it doesn't have a crypto. Many projects create a token to ponzi themselves even when no token is required.

>>105829948
>I said it has no token, it doesn't have a crypto.
I know and pointed that out, there is no misunderstanding there, the problem is that what you said is false.
You're of the opinion that because pedantically the 2 things which are not-tokens but used as a toke, are not cryptocurrency, despite fundamentally being ethereuim in literally every single way except the name used for the fee when doing a transaction, I mean a not-transaction with a not-token via a not-crypto on a non-blockchain of course.

>>105829996
I still think its semantics and not part of the point, there is spot trading of bitcoin/usd, we dont say bitcoin is usd. You can ask someone to sponsor a transaction for you in usdc if you like, its against the point.

we dont complain about having to pay an X amount of value to commit this post to 4chans servers instead of paying with our data attached to a browser fingerprint your just paying through a different medium

if etheruem was gas we would see near perfect covariance there is decoupling between gas and eth

>>105830042
None of that has any relevance, to reiterate again what this boils down to is you giving off the impression to users that there is no real costs associated with this when there is. It should be very obvious why this is bad for reputation and adoption of the project. And then when it gets pointed out you focus on anything but that aspect despite it being the focal point.

It doesn't matter much what your intention is, you might not be actively trying to deceive people, but I'm telling you that's the impression you're giving off when you tell people a project that fundamentally depends on crypto, does not.
Especially when there are alternatives which don't have a real-world financial cost just to participate.
The labels you put on those costs, do not matter, it's the fact they are costs. If you want to call them clown bits it won't change the fact that you need to somehow acquire and use clown bits, which at current seems to exclusively be through purchase with fiat and other barter.

>>105814855
>I know where it's hosted but I'm not going to say anything

uuuuu so secretive and edgy

>>105816943
vpn fags

>>105829128
>but God damn you have to be severely mentally broken to pay for likes from an actual bot and somehow derive value from it.
Such is the state of our world

>>105830106
I mean it says 'just gas'

>>105830353
You insist on playing word games and dismissing the feedback. Even if you somehow managed to trick me specifically that "just gas" and "no crypto" aren't mutually exclusive, it's not going to somehow change interpretations of your messaging broadly nor does it change how the system actually works in practice, which is what real people who really have to interact with this will really care about. They don't care about the hypothetical argument that someone could call Ethereum something else when used for a specific purpose, they care that it is a token that costs money to use, when the messaging says that it "doesn't have a crypto" with "no tokens", but also you need to buy and spend cryptographic tokens to participate. I think it should be obvious why that's not the best thing to use as promotional material.

>>105813911 (OP)
it isn't

>>105825686
>dumb phoneposter

>>105822835
>>105828173
the effeminate response of "???" is always funny to me
you know what he's talking about
but you want to give off a passive aggressive low effort response
the reason you do this is because you saw it in tiktok comments or a female higher up at your work did it to you
completing a estrogen filled cycle
its very interesting to think about if you step away from the fast paced internet short-form dopaminergic stimulation we are in

>>105830697
I don't think you realized that you sprung the trap in the exact way it's intended. That's impressive if not done on purpose.

>>105830521
using crypto and having a crypto is very common parlance that have drastically different meanings.

when a crypto project doesn't have a token, it means they didn't deploy a coin, they are often using the blockchain in a different way. captured succiently by the meme "Why Token" . This is accurate to hashchan and industry standard.

>>105830810
In the same way I'm talking to a wall now, you will be to anyone you're trying to bring on board. Your "industry standard" doesn't apply to anyone outside of your bubble, a bubble you admit is already full of deception and redefinition. This should be obvious even to you considering how much you have to clarify with everyone when this topic comes up. Again by your own admission.
Whatever. You refuse to acknowledge what I'm saying, either intentionally or not. Hopefully someone will take the concept and realize it instead of this facade that's 90% of the way there.

>>105830697
of course I knew that he knew what I meant
best not feed the troll and reply as neutral as possible

anyways, is anyone gonna give me a working captcha solver or not?

>>105814038
kek, its hard to imagine there are people paid to fill this website with bot posts. I could understand a more influential platform filled with normies who would eat any slop thrown in front of them, or on a website like reddit where accounts with tons of updoots can be sold but there is absolutely no value in a niche volatile anime forum. It's like a bunch of solar panel salesmen trying to sell solar panels on skid row.

>>105830915
I want one as well.

>>105828272
and then?

>>105830697
>passive aggressive
Only gays say this