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Anonymous
8/1/2025, 10:08:52 PM No.106108284
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Why did we let the internet die? Why did nobody fight back?
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Anonymous
8/1/2025, 10:28:34 PM No.106108520
>>106108284 (OP)
When most normies don't even use ublock, why do you think they would "fight back"?
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Anonymous
8/1/2025, 10:32:27 PM No.106108577
>>106108284 (OP)
What did you expect us to do? We're a minority here.The majority is the normie and they LOVE being to be mistreated.
Anonymous
8/1/2025, 10:37:21 PM No.106108631
>>106108520
man i despise normies so much, they deserve to be the cattle they are and be milked of their money
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Anonymous
8/1/2025, 10:37:36 PM No.106108634
I didn't. I stayed on Myspace
Anonymous
8/1/2025, 10:39:08 PM No.106108654
The internet is not dead, 4chan is still usable (although the hobby boards have declined aggressively in the past 10 years, specially /tv/ which is just a graveyard for alcoholics now).
If they shut this place down, however, I guess I'll go back to real life. I barely used the internet during the sharty hack.
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Anonymous
8/1/2025, 10:48:11 PM No.106108758
>>106108284 (OP)
I've been thinking a lot about this.
It's not dead. It's just largely been handed over to the normies and, by extension, the corporations.
What we need to do is change our view of the Internet.
Unplug from X, Tiktok, Reddit, Facebook, Instagram, and other corporate bullshit social media. Those are normie containment sites now. The only social media you need is right here.
Meanwhile, it's easier than ever to set up a website. So that's what we need to do - create sites, find ways to get others to those sites.
The normies will stay in their containment zones, they have little curiosity about anything outside those spaces and can stay the fuck there. Those of us who were inclined towards the old web, however, will be more than happy to use the "new" web, since we're the ones looking for it.
And there are quite a few of us.
Just build something stupid and cool. That's what people did in the past. Don't worry about it being profitable. We didn't in the past either. If it's stupid and cool enough, it'll draw the right people.
But don't wait on others to build it because it ain't going to build itself.
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Anonymous
8/1/2025, 10:55:10 PM No.106108851
>>106108284 (OP)
$$$
Anonymous
8/1/2025, 11:10:12 PM No.106109062
Because amerimutts decided political discourse should be about girl cock and Jewish fairy tales instead of basic freedoms.
Anonymous
8/1/2025, 11:11:50 PM No.106109082
Porn is unhealthy. I am a Christian and a conservative and I thought I was amongst like minded people here. Shame on you.
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Anonymous
8/1/2025, 11:14:21 PM No.106109119
>>106108284 (OP)
Because "fighting back" means that you support terrorists, pedophiles, Hitler, and the mean alien monsters from the Power Rangers.
Anonymous
8/1/2025, 11:17:22 PM No.106109153
Good fucking riddance.
Anonymous
8/1/2025, 11:19:39 PM No.106109176
>>106108284 (OP)
I know for a fact that 4chan played a role in killing old forums, so it's always funny to see 4channers complain about the death of the old web. But to answer your question, there's no way to fight back. We don't have the numbers nor the power. There are a few people trying to do something, and barely anyone seems to acknowledge them, even here. Most of you are normies.
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Anonymous
8/1/2025, 11:22:44 PM No.106109217
>>106109082
>Porn is unhealthy
You have some issues but dont blame it on porn, it's you not porn. Alcohol is unhealthy, drugs are unhealthy, smoking is unhealthy, porn is not even close to harm those 3 bring to society. And dont get me start about fat people.
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Anonymous
8/1/2025, 11:22:55 PM No.106109221
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>>106108284 (OP)
oh, i did fight back
i threw empty beer bottles at passing trains as a protest against the internet dying
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Anonymous
8/1/2025, 11:34:50 PM No.106109360
>>106109176
Very true.
But the Internet in its heyday had few users anyway. And there are few people outside the "mainstream" sites that everyone uses.
Back in the day, people were on the Internet because they sought out being on the Internet. Why can't we just set up another ecosystem of those of us who want something a bit more "independent"?
It's like, imagine a giant country, full of fertile forests and fields. And at one time, there were just a few people, and they lived all over. As time progressed, population grew and people congregated in cities. Now, imagine almost everyone congregating in those cities.
But the forests and fields are still there, empty land ripe for anyone willing to set out and live in it.
Sure, it would be just a few people. But there were only a few people to begin with, and that's what made it so good.
There's nothing stopping us from reclaiming that "empty space" by creating our own things. No, there won't be many people. But isn't that kind of the point?
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Anonymous
8/2/2025, 12:01:21 AM No.106109622
>>106109221
You did your best man
Anonymous
8/2/2025, 12:02:08 AM No.106109630
>>106108284 (OP)
what are you gonna do retard there is no way the wild west would last Internet Id is a thing that will happen.
Anonymous
8/2/2025, 12:05:56 AM No.106109674
it was killed by the Patriot act and Obama
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Anonymous
8/2/2025, 12:09:31 AM No.106109699
Bulma
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>>106108284 (OP)
My man, the corpos and the government just decided on a whim to do all this without reporting that they passed the bills and they are outright ignoring feedback.
Anonymous
8/2/2025, 12:11:30 AM No.106109713
>>106109674
Actually, if we're going to look at this politically, one could make a case that weakening Net Neutrality played a major role, as it raised the the entrance costs of competition.
Ajit Pai had a hand in dismantling that. I'm trying to recall who the president was when he was in charge of the FCC.
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Anonymous
8/2/2025, 12:12:50 AM No.106109729
>>106109713
Obongo.
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Anonymous
8/2/2025, 12:13:26 AM No.106109734
>>106109729
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ajit_Pai
Anonymous
8/2/2025, 12:17:20 AM No.106109768
>>106108284 (OP)
Why didn't the nigger heads in your jpeg do anything about it? I see, so it's still up to the White Man to make things work.
Anonymous
8/2/2025, 12:18:43 AM No.106109784
>>106109217
don't forget about how school grooms you into becoming a fucking wagecuck for corporate psychopaths. How is that better than a kid searching for tits online? I had more fun looking at tits on youporn than I had at school dealing with violent niggers (I got stabbed once) and retarded teachers

and ask any boy, he'd rather have his tiny penis sucked and his balls fondled than go to school
Anonymous
8/2/2025, 12:29:18 AM No.106109893
People try to make it about porn, but it's really about
>free apps
>free epubs
>free movies
>free games
They want all your money and once the alternatives dry up services like Steam and streaming sites are going to get worse and more expensive
And you already know who they'll give your money to
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Anonymous
8/2/2025, 12:33:07 AM No.106109934
>>106109893
crazy how not using them never seems to be an option for some people
you could be telling people "i'm ripping you off" to their face and they'll still buy your shit

mobile gaming is the perfect example
Anonymous
8/2/2025, 1:06:10 AM No.106110227
Worth reading: An Audacious Plan to Halt the Internetโ€™s Enshittification and Throw It Into Reverse

https://pluralistic.net/2023/08/27/an-audacious-plan-to-halt-the-internets-enshittification-and-throw-it-into-reverse/
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Anonymous
8/2/2025, 1:29:28 AM No.106110466
>>106108284 (OP)
You have to remember that the average person doesn't want the same Internet that you want. They don't want it to be some magical Narnia-land, some break from the mundanity of the everyday. They don't want anonymous online personas. They don't want niche hobbyist forums. They want extension, not escape. They want the digital world to exist as a cog in the physical world. They want to exist as themselves, but on the computer. They love Facebook. They love Instagram. They love Snapchat. To them, ID verification is no different from just having an ID in the physical world, and they don't care about much else.
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Anonymous
8/2/2025, 1:32:43 AM No.106110502
>>106110466
NPNM (No Pussy No Money) logic
you just seethe that other people use the internet to make money and get laid, and you failed at both
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Anonymous
8/2/2025, 1:34:12 AM No.106110521
>>106108284 (OP)
will you port forward on your home router and host shit on your computer?
Anonymous
8/2/2025, 1:39:38 AM No.106110576
>>106108758
I've thought about this before too. People need to start making t-shirts and stickers telling people to visit their sites again. Also More people need to link their websites to their social medias. Youtubers should have their own websites like in the old days.
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Anonymous
8/2/2025, 1:49:00 AM No.106110692
>>106110576
Exactly.
I mean, no one's going to make a fortune off it. But that's not the point. People did shit back in the old days without thinking about the money. It was just fun, and provided something fun for likeminded people to check out. And maybe small communities formed around it.
There really isn't much of a difference between the type of people who went out of their way to get on the Internet back in the 90s and people who would go out of their way to visit an "independent" Internet today. And I'm willing to bet it's many of the same people.
Anonymous
8/2/2025, 1:52:53 AM No.106110742
He Laughed
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>>106109893
Anonymous
8/2/2025, 1:55:52 AM No.106110772
>>106108284 (OP)
The internet became normalfag land. Why wouldn't we want it to die?
Anonymous
8/2/2025, 1:58:36 AM No.106110797
>>106110502
Normies legitimately do not care about censorship, anonymity or security on the internet at all. They don't care.
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Anonymous
8/2/2025, 2:10:53 AM No.106110894
>>106109674
The UK and NZ are also doing their part.
>>106110227
Cory Doctorow is good at this shit. It is monopolism killing the internet, plain and simple.
It's a shame the EFF got partisan, they weren't always and it hamstrings them when they go dead silent on an issue if it's progressives doing the censorship.
They seem to be on the right side in this one though.
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Anonymous
8/2/2025, 2:12:39 AM No.106110916
>>106110797
They care about censorship if their political slop or jokes get taken down.
Anonymity, literally every adult male has watched porn and they do not want that shit aired out.
Normies care about security (sacrificing freedom for it is kinda their thing) but they're just bad at it on a personal level.
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Anonymous
8/2/2025, 2:13:51 AM No.106110933
>>106108284 (OP)
Replace internet with stuff like headphone jack, sd card slot/local storage etc and you get the same thing.
>>106108631
While they deserved it, lots of us get dragged along with them. As what's closest to the old Google search is supposedly locked behind Kagi, a 10burgerbuck/mo search engine.
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Anonymous
8/2/2025, 2:15:13 AM No.106110948
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After 30 years governments are no longer willing to tolerate citizens communicating on an open platform, or in ways that can't be monitored by the eyes of the state
Anonymous
8/2/2025, 2:15:29 AM No.106110953
>>106110894
I really wish people would catch on to the fact that it pays to avoid blatantly partisan attitudes regardless of how passionate one feels about certain causes because, when they have something really important to say, they completely blow their credibility with a large swath of the population who really needs to hear it.
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Anonymous
8/2/2025, 2:15:50 AM No.106110960
>>106110933
>Kagi
Never even heard of it.
What does effective searching even look like these days? Everything wasn't so siloed back when it worked well.
Anonymous
8/2/2025, 2:16:33 AM No.106110967
>>106110933
I pay $10 a month for Kagi, I really like it.
Anonymous
8/2/2025, 2:18:18 AM No.106110985
>>106110953
Yeah, I didn't even know about the thing where people need to dox their socials to get a visa now, and I don't like it.
I don't use social media, am I a bad person? No, I just don't want to argue with randoms until somebody finds something I said that can get me fired out of context.
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Anonymous
8/2/2025, 2:20:15 AM No.106111011
thinking about it who owns the internet? wouldn't it be like the ISPs and whoever owns the actual infrastructure, does it even make sense to say that internet is some sort of public shared property? at the most you could rent it but what are the rules to follow
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Anonymous
8/2/2025, 2:22:18 AM No.106111030
>>106111011
That's like saying a private road owns the cars that drive on it.
Anonymous
8/2/2025, 2:22:47 AM No.106111033
>>106110985
I think I've been off most social media for a good ten years now. Quit Twitter around 2009. Facebook was around 2015 and I don't miss it.
It's all junk. I get a lot more peace of mind and don't have to worry about offending the wrong person. As every year goes by I'm considering unplugging from the Internet entirely after being on it since the 90s... people survived just fine for millennia without this network of servers and computers.
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Anonymous
8/2/2025, 2:26:35 AM No.106111064
>>106111033
>Quit Twitter around 2009.
That's impressive in a way.
>people survived just fine for millennia without this network of servers and computers.
The problem is that, when it becomes a good idea to leave the internet (and competition doesn't happen) they'll find a way to make themselves indispensable, like a petty bureaucrat.
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Anonymous
8/2/2025, 2:30:52 AM No.106111109
>>106108284 (OP)
lol why are you getting philosophical on a board made for marketing cell phones and spamming stable diffusion threads?
Anonymous
8/2/2025, 2:30:59 AM No.106111110
>>106111064
>That's impressive in a way.
It helps that I'm petty and hate seeing everyone I grew up with living their best lives.
I know they're faking it but if I can't be arsed to fake it as well why bother. :^)
Anonymous
8/2/2025, 2:38:15 AM No.106111173
>>106110916
>They care about censorship if their political slop or jokes get taken down.
Music gets taken off Spotify all the time. Shit gets nuked off of Netflix and every other streaming service ever. HBO Max has been greenlighting entire shows for the sole purpose of canceling them after a single season and refusing to put them up for availability anywhere for tax purposes. Nobody cares. Everybody just keeps on streaming.
>Anonymity, literally every adult male has watched porn and they do not want that shit aired out.
2/3s of US states already have age verification laws mandating users submit their IDs to random companies over the internet to gain access to pornography. Most of em don't even make an attempt to sidestep these restrictions. They just take their selfies and keep it moving.
Most Grindr profiles show the users face and have verified emails. People pay for Grindr Xtra using their debit cards and everything.
No one gives a fuck about anonymity anymore. It's no longer 2007.
>Normies care about security (sacrificing freedom for it is kinda their thing) but they're just bad at it on a personal level.
I think they're bad at it specifically BECAUSE they don't care.
Anonymous
8/2/2025, 2:44:35 AM No.106111228
>>106108284 (OP)
Shut the fuck up. Stop peddling this hegelian dialectic myth that will lead to digital IDs being forced everywhere
Anonymous
8/2/2025, 2:45:57 AM No.106111234
>>106110227
Good article.

>>106110894
EFF literally went in the trenches and defended Queerie Farts from Twitch twats begging for Internet moderation at network level. You're retarded.

>>106110953
People who most need to hear about how bad the situation is and how to fix it only want to hear how loud they glug when deep throating orange man's crusty cock. There is no bridge building with these knuckle-dragging retards.
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Anonymous
8/2/2025, 3:10:36 AM No.106111395
>>106109360
>But the forests and fields are still there, empty land ripe for anyone willing to set out and live in it.
but then the people in the cities say it's dangerous for anyone to be out in the forests and fields, people being out there endangers everyone in the cities, so nobody should ever be allowed out in the forests and fields by any means necessary, even if you have to burn the forests and salt the fields. that's what's happened to the net
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Anonymous
8/2/2025, 3:13:10 AM No.106111410
>>106108284 (OP)
what do you mean by dead
Anonymous
8/2/2025, 3:19:44 AM No.106111458
>>106111395
You can still create a website. You can still host it off your own server. People can still go to your website. You can still create webrings with likeminded people, spread the existence of your site via word of mouth. There's no one banning you from doing this (yet).
Part of the problem is that not many people are doing this, and not enough people are visiting the "independent web". I'm inclined to believe the other part is systematic, as laid out in >>106110227.
People are so locked into the idea that they'll never attract the masses to such sites that they loose sight of the fact that maybe that's not desirable. Maybe we only want the people who are smart enough to look for "something else", much the same way that the early Internet was great because it mostly had people who were smart enough to get online in the first place.
Fuck the masses.
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Anonymous
8/2/2025, 5:39:51 AM No.106112429
>>106108654
>graveyard for alcoholics
Sounds like my board then, might check it out.
Anonymous
8/2/2025, 6:32:06 AM No.106112666
>>106111234
>You're retarded.
They've done a lot of good things AND they have a bias. I'm not the one with black-and-white thinking.
>>106111458
>You can still create a website. You can still host it off your own server.
We're way past the "just start your own ISP" stage. Creating an old-style website isn't creating the old internet. It's the digital equivalent of moving into the woods.
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Anonymous
8/2/2025, 6:51:57 AM No.106112775
cuckoo clock
Anonymous
8/2/2025, 6:56:06 AM No.106112805
>>106112666
>We're way past the "just start your own ISP" stage. Creating an old-style website isn't creating the old internet. It's the digital equivalent of moving into the woods.
Right.
But that's the point, getting onto the Internet back in the day was also the equivalent of going into the woods. Few people there. No concern about mass appeal.
It's not just a matter of creating your own site. What we need are a bunch of people creating their own sites. Banding them together through Webrings like we did in the day, maybe developing special search engines that target them while filtering out commercial crap.
We need to think outside the box. No, it won't be popular. *That's the point*, popularity just brings in junk.
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Anonymous
8/2/2025, 7:45:31 AM No.106113056
>>106108284 (OP)
The new internet is dead to me. The only positive I hope can come from the gov/corporate take over and age restrictions is a few niche forums stay unaffected and perhaps I go back to chat programs again like irc/icq.
Anonymous
8/2/2025, 7:46:32 AM No.106113068
>>106112805
>popularity just brings in junk
Exactly
Anonymous
8/2/2025, 8:26:31 AM No.106113301
>>106108758
>make websites and just hope people find them and spread them via word of mouth
How about you make a special search engine instead?
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Anonymous
8/2/2025, 8:28:25 AM No.106113321
>>106108284 (OP)
I am not part of your collective identity. The internet will just be heavily regulated. Web 3.0 doesn't need privacy, the future isn't a place for privacy, the human element or whatever the consumer also has attached to it. Simply, this is a streamlining of humanity.
Now, is it a good thing? Fuck no! Archive while you can. Archiving is remembering. Downloading is self-sufficiency. Start now to fight the future from washing it away
Anonymous
8/2/2025, 8:48:26 AM No.106113421
>>106110502
nsa, but instagram-tier retort
normalfags hustle day in day out for years to score medium pussy
i landed a 8/10 wife with one omegle chat
extension of mediocrity remains mediocrity
it is you and your kind who seethe at ours
you're upset we get to click a couple things and reach generational wealth with crypto
you're upset we chat a girl once and get her to fall because we show something different while everything about you is boilerplate
even this place has always been quite normgroid as >>106109176 aptly pointed out
the entire direction of the internet in the past ~20 years has been normie cope over the fact internet natives truly are better people in every possible manner, and that we we were only constrained by environment
an insane tale of pettiness and jealousy
too bad no matter what you do, you will never take away the fact these experiences happened to us, and not to you
Anonymous
8/2/2025, 8:54:32 AM No.106113456
>>106108284 (OP)
>centralization, into 5 websites, then said websites became phone apps, there's no more "web"
>fragmentation, communities don't do forums and wiki anymore, now they do discord channels and google sheet, all dark net, all private
>pajeet slopification, bob and vegana was funny but botting is gonna seal the deal
I scoffed when people said it was dying, but now we're here and I can't believe it.
Anonymous
8/2/2025, 12:16:54 PM No.106114660
Annas-archive is having issues lately, it's going to be bad real soon.
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Anonymous
8/2/2025, 1:10:41 PM No.106115001
>>106114660
I wish I started archiving sooner bros
Anonymous
8/2/2025, 3:52:19 PM No.106116227
>>106113301
Actually, that's exactly part of what I think people should do, along with creating a more modern version of the webring system we used to use.
Word of mouth only takes you so far, and that was true even then.
Think decentralized web federation made up of independent sites. It could work, we just have to put in the legwork.
It's the lack of legwork that's killed the Internet. People have become complacent and keep waiting for others to put in the hard work.
But that mentality only benefits the corporations.
Anonymous
8/2/2025, 3:54:54 PM No.106116248
zoomers killed the internet
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Anonymous
8/2/2025, 4:05:27 PM No.106116339
>>106116248
We all have to a certain extent. You can see the mentality all over 4chan.
"This board sucks! Why don't people post about anything good!" This complaint is everywhere.
But what does it boil down to? Basically, "you're not providing enough content to entertain me."
We've gotten to a place where we want everything handed to us. What "this board sucks" really ought to be is someone's cue to create something entertaining instead of bitching about others not doing so. If the entertaining content isn't there, you're supposed to step up and make it.
The same goes for the web. Entertaining sites don't exist anymore? Don't sit around complaining about things - fix it by creating something good. Make the thing you want to see since you think it should exist and have an idea of what it should be.
That's the only way forward in my view. If we want to the web to be fixed, we have to fix it ourselves because no one is going to do it for us.
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Anonymous
8/2/2025, 4:11:46 PM No.106116414
>>106116339
See, zoomers can only do their "thinking" with AI. Don't think changing quotes and emdashes changes anything. Absolute waste of bandwidth.

It doesn't matter if we create things, because you'll only use discord and let the entire internet crumble around you
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Anonymous
8/2/2025, 4:15:33 PM No.106116447
corpo retards kill everything. they squeeze it for all the money it's worth and in the process kill off any and all subculture.

see: every other sport and subculture in the last 20 years.
skateboarding, motocross, music, diy, literally any and everything.
once the culture and program is controlled by globohomo it's over - the make it as docile and palatable to normies as possible and then normies are the new target demographic and then the culture and experience degrades accordingly.
Anonymous
8/2/2025, 4:34:01 PM No.106116612
>>106116414
I'm 44 and have never used AI for anything in my life.
I don't see how your cynicism is any better than what they do, frankly. "It's all going to shit so why care," is just as bad as, "AI prompt go brrrr."
Anonymous
8/2/2025, 4:58:32 PM No.106116834
>>106116414
(My apologies if I misunderstood your tone and you were speaking generally and not to me personally - I agree that AI is a blight on the web.)
Anonymous
8/2/2025, 6:45:22 PM No.106117831
>>106116248
The iphone is what ruined the internet.
When they give easy access to infinite ESLs, women, and children access to a largely White male space that had a high barrier to entry to prevent the stupids from participating, there was nowhere to go but down.
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Anonymous
8/2/2025, 6:48:58 PM No.106117871
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16170B09-0463-4D25-881A-CCAD1F9DE33D
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>>106117831
Nice try at rewriting history iPajeet, the LG Prada is responsible
Anonymous
8/2/2025, 7:13:57 PM No.106118115
>>106108520
This shit is so infuriating, even after you tell them about the existence of adblockers they just stand there like "wow thats cool I guess" and not do anything about it.
Normalniggers just love being cattle
Anonymous
8/2/2025, 7:17:40 PM No.106118145
>>106108758
This was before glowies spam sites with CP and AI scrapers DDoS sites to death
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Anonymous
8/2/2025, 7:20:25 PM No.106118174
>>106118145
So what we need is to develop countermeasures.
There are a lot of tools that would be required to maintain the infrastructure I'm talking about. But those are things to work on, not things to throw our hands up and cry about because they don't exist yet.
Anonymous
8/2/2025, 7:27:39 PM No.106118240
>>106108284 (OP)
Millennials were too busy buying funko-pops and nintendo switches to stage any resistance.
Anonymous
8/2/2025, 7:55:35 PM No.106118477
>>106108284 (OP)
convenience
Anonymous
8/2/2025, 8:19:28 PM No.106118687
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>>106108284 (OP)
fight for what anon? the internet died in 2010-2012 duo to facebook/twitter/reddit/smartphones/geek culture etc
Now internet is just a garbage landfill where 90% of the content comes from 5-6 websites(4chan, twitter, reddit, tiktok, youtube), 50% of the traffic is made by bots and Megacorporations and Governments control and watch over, there's almost nothing left to save