Thread 106156720

This isn't about kids, and it isn't about safety. Every country seems to be passing the same law, all at once. And with a near 100% majority in their congress. This is clearly coordinated.

The fines for non-compliance are astronomical, like $20 million dollars, with no exceptions for small websites.

Punishment for non-compliance includes jailing the owners of websites. The age verification APIs are not free. It makes running a website significantly more expensive than the cost of a VPS. "Social Media" is defined so broadly that any forum or even a comment section is "social media" and requires age verification. "Adult Content" is defined so broadly it includes thoughts and opinions that have nothing to do with sexuality. Talking about world politics is "adult content". Talking about economic conditions is "adult content".

No one will be able to operate a website anymore unless they have a legal team, criminal defense indemnity for the owners, AI bots doing overzealous moderation, and millions of dollars for all of the compliance tools they need to run, not to mention the insurance they would need to carry to cover the inevitable data breach when the verification provider leaks everyone's faces and driver's licenses.

This will end all independent websites and online communities.

This will end most hosting companies.

Only fortune 500's will have websites.

This will reduce web developer jobs to only a few mega corps.

>>106156720 (OP)
>There won't be many web development jobs left.
Sounds like they're saving the web to me.

>>106156720 (OP)
good riddance, modern internet deserves destruction

Good. This shithole is the only place I even spend time on anymore, and I regret every second of it.

Also, having the internet as a corpo containment zone for the goycattle doesnt sound so bad

People are just learning now that the only true right is through strength. Morality, economics, democracy, all of these are built on the backs of strength.

When the strongest man says 'jump', you don't argue, you ask 'how high'. Or you don't be around when he says 'jump'. Which is the smarter of the two options. You get on the Dark Net right now and start making the internet of your dreams and stop trying to argue with the richest child fuckers on planet Earth about what is 'moral'. They don't care. They will gladly sink every dollar you have ever made down the toilet for just a taste of more control.

If you think American companies won't enforce British law, you're in for a rude awakening.

>>106156720 (OP)
>Punishment for non-compliance includes jailing the owners of websites. The age verification APIs are not free. It makes running a website significantly more expensive than the cost of a VPS.
Just block britain, tell the britcucks no. It's that simple. when Ofcom says "oi got a loicense fer dat m8" tell them "I threw your tea in the harbor and I'll do it again".

>>106157035
Yeah except Americans have and are continuing to roll out the same laws.

>>106157064
>Americans have and are continuing
There is no law as comprehensive as the OSA right now, not even the Screen act.
btw govtrack puts KOSA at 5% to pass and SCREEN at 0% to pass, and that's with a glownigger rethuglicunt senate and house. It's not passing. Meanwhile Britcucks are literally trying to tell teh country that fought a long and bloody civil war to get away from them to start following their King again.

The next candidate who runs on this issue will absorb the entirety of the MAGA movement. You have no idea how unpopular this is with both the left and the right. Trump, Orange God that could do no wrong, is now down with 81% of his voter base just over the Epstein files alone.

Saw this exact same OP on r*ddit while I was at work today.

>>106157093
>muh free speech
meanwhile in reality:
>bans tiktok and porn in less than year

>>106156720 (OP)
I don't care about the impact on web dev jobs, but you're right that they're destroying the internet in real time and they're gonna get away with it. This is actually difficult to cope with. What are you guys planning to do when the internet is gone?

>>106156720 (OP)
Do you really think the majority of webdev jobs are making social media websites? What a retarded thing to say. Everything else is correct though, fuck the UK, fuck the Jews and fuck the US government.

>>106156720 (OP)
The internet died when jannies started banning the maidposters. Maidposting was the last light on the internet to go out.

>>106156720 (OP)
Download what you can and don't share with people you know voted for this.

>>106157457
>she thinks voting matters

>>106157457
>don't share with people you know voted for this
Anon NOBODY voted for this. This is an order from way high up, and both sides of the political puppet show are in lockstep. There's no such thing as democracy.

can i join in and day good even though I come to this website every single day

>>106156720 (OP)
I'm leaning toward the doom and gloom being overblown or they will backtrack when they see their profits take a dent. It's ABSOLUTELY not about kids though

>>106157517
I've never seen such a drastic and coordinated push for censorship and surveillance happen so quickly before. It's hard not to be unsettled. Whether or not you buy into the theory that this is a measure to lock down the spread of information in preparation for a global war, it's undeniably a sign of something bad.

>>106156720 (OP)
>This isn't about kids, and it isn't about safety. Every country seems to be passing the same law, all at once.
What do you guys think about a 'local only chat' website to combat all the new censorship? I'm thinking it would work something like this:
>someone posts a thread with a link to some news article
>you can go into that thread and post comments and view the comments that are made while you're in the thread
>all the comments in that thread will only be stored in IndexedDB in the browser (they will just pass through the server)
>use SSE to send the new comments to the browser while that tab is open

>>106157482
>Anon NOBODY voted for this.
Yes they did. They've been voting for authoritarian shit for over 10 fucking years now. They just never thought that THEY might be impacted by the authoritarian shit they've been begging for, because they're retarded.

>>106157447
maidposters dont get banned

>>106156720 (OP)
What organization could coordinate world parliaments?

>>106156720 (OP)
It hasn't happened completely yet.
Anyway, the internet was designed to be basically nuclear war-proof. Some version of the free net will survive.

I'm not saying to get complacent. But don't completely blackpill. The best thing to do is prepare for any eventuality

>>106156720 (OP)
Since I already have every type of media I need: all of library genesis and all chemistry, engineering and music videos I want, I kind of enthusiastically look forward to the end of the internet =)

95% of the time, I just look up my local files instead of online nowadays

>>106161260
In all reality though, a part of the internet needs to survive, even if just for fucking e-commerce or looking up GFS weather forecast data.

It's also just easier being a manufacturer if you can globally connect with business partners over a large network

>>106156720 (OP)
web development was solved 20 years ago and you fucktards have been reinventing the wheel and making everything worse in the process ever since

i cant wait until you are all out of jobs you fucking framework slopping retards

>>106156720 (OP)
Propaganda thread

>>106156720 (OP)

We can't allow this. We pay taxes, we own the government and government works are our bitches surviving on the tax salary we hand out ot them. Government overreach is trying to turn the internet into Television, where only they can control the narrative

Internet is for 100% anonymity, that is the holy ground we tax payers must stand upon. Simple as.

Don't even bother with

>muh privacy
>muh X is not actually an adult website
>muh Y is not actually adult content

Just go straight to the ONE TRUTH TO RULE THEM ALL: the internet is for 100% anonymity, and we will accept nothing less.

In fact it should be illegal to have a clear net, the internet should be TOR only

its because fascists want to put political dissidents into camps and the easiest way to do that is by identifying people on the internet

>>106156720 (OP)
>They're destroying the Internet in real time.
Pajeets hired by MS and Google are.
Both Google and Bing are ridiculously bad search engines.
>accidentally both companies led by indians and full of them

>There won't be many web development jobs left.
Anon, don't know what you are talking about .
Once Google Chorme and Firefox stared releasing a version every 2 weeks and released about 100 versions each.
Web dev is dead.
You cannot test you websites on 200 versions of those browsers IRL.

However. Now that pajeets completely destroyed Google and MS Bing,
there will be better search engines .
There are already better search engines now.

>>106156720 (OP)
The authorities always try to win over a new frontier so they can bind it to their will. This will only increase the demand for a new, more underground alternative. Our time will come.

>>106157391
I'll finally have no excuse to not dedicate myself to magick fully.

>>106159062
W E F

>>106159062
Jews

>its all happening so fast and everywhere, all at once!
These laws passed a year or two ago, only came into effect in the UK, doesn't come into effect in the EU in months and the US version is still in introductory stages and now has no chance of passing because the UK has shown it to be political suicide.

>>106157172
>bans tiktok and porn in less than year
Both unconstitutional, yes. Thanks for pointing that out dumb britnigger.

>>106157172
>muh free speech
It seems my superiority has caused some frustration, AGAIN.

>>106162692
The biggest problem is >>106157035
Why should I, as an American citizen, have to follow rules made because the UK citizenry are a bunch of cucks? I voted for a pro-protectionist nationalist to avoid this kind of kneeling to the British Crown and its Banks. So why are these companies suddenly turning around and kneeling to the UK?

That's great that this has mostly spurred the US into action at generation enough of a reactionary jaunt to prevent it from ever passing, doesn't change the fact that the 'private companies can do what they want' are now acting as the de-facto government agents of the bald-faced fascists in the UK Government.

>>106156720 (OP)
There are luckily still alternatives.

You can host your website in Russia and remain largely anonymous in your western country if you make use of anonymized payments. For example you buy BTC, use a mixer + bridge into monero, convert back into a crypto like btc to pay. You can probably also do this for a list of African countries but Russia seems to be the best right now.

Is it a pain in the ass? Yes.

>>106157012
The "dark net" operates through the same infrastructure as clearweb. In the not too distant future they can and will shut down all traffic that's not officially sanctioned. If you want an alternative you'll have to construct it physically. Of course, if such a project actually caught traction it would get shut down as well.

>>106163112
>I voted for a pro-protectionist nationalist
Because the same people who funded your pro-protectionist nationalist also like what it see's overseas when it comes to the interenet, it's their wet-dream They don't give a shit about Trump and never did, they would not give him the time of day the first time as they thought he could not win.
They can make it theirs and only theirs, an online goverment controlled by those with all the money.

>>106156720 (OP)
Bombs. Start making them.

>>106156720 (OP)
ok but you didn't care when it was coming for people you don't like. it's time for you to be affected

>>106163762
Except they don't want that either because they understand that they are small fries compared to actual governments. And if they make an online government with massive amounts of IDs it's going to take until the very next Blue president to start investigating them over it. If they aren't biting at the bit to do it already over Project 2025

>>106157482
No, they did. It's why half the US has porn bans or age verification, and it's illegal to criticize a foreign government in any official capacity. People aren't voting with their feet. About half the country wants this because it's "based" or something equally retarded. These laws are a complete disaster in a country with no consumer privacy and easy identity theft like the US.

Test

>>106159030
If you would like to test that hypothesis, post a copy of this thread and you'll get an unappealable 3-day ban within ten minutes.

https://desuarchive.org/g/thread/106020210/#106020210

Jannies don't think maids should be allows to conduct advanced Mathematics and Computer Science research. It is "off-topic" because this board is for shitposting about Apple products, not programming or producing novel Computer Science research or any other useful or enjoyable task.

>>106156720 (OP)
Imagine even wanting to be webshitter.

>>106164343
What the fuck I remember these threads as far back as 2012, why are they banned now

>>106156720 (OP)
pornhub changed the "teen (18-19)" category to "18-25". the internet is over

>>106156720 (OP)
Yeah, it could be worse. I think the internet has become since the last 5 years incredibly boring. What is the alternative? Continuing this boring shit ad infinitum? We are in the beginning of entering a new era. An era, where being clever and creative will pay off. Finding new, uncoventional methods to get what you want. Even inside a prison is freedom. You just have to use every loophole you can find. Now is not time to be sad. Now is the time to mentally prepare for this new challenge.

This has been a strategy for a while now. Grow something until it's an essential service and rape it for data at the expense of your users.

>>106165249
based take

>>106164233
The worse the bluestates become the more valuable it is living in nyc despite all the other shit that sucks about it
so i hope they become straight unlivable

And this is exactly why megacorporations love blanket regulations. They tend to have the wherewithal to navigate and overcome the burden while their smaller competitors are strangled and die.

>>106164814
Maidposters were the only people on /g/ both willing and able to create things like new web protocols, cryptography libraries from scratch, new compressors, etc and willing to release those things into the Public Domain. This angered some jannies, as 4Chan is just a soft SIGINT honeypot for various three letter agencies in the US. They don't want you using maid technology. They want you using Signal or some other obvious honeypot they control. Kurumi MaidCard was probably the final nail in the coffin for maidposting. Jannies conflated it with /cumg/ utils, despite the fact that maidposters only ever used it to share uncompiled code and number theory research and used that as a justification for a blanket ban. There was also some retard who kept screeching about embedding and steganography, despite the fact that data was drawn rather than embedded, and no effort was made to conceal the data steganographically.

>tl;dr: Some jannies are zoomers who don't understand that maids have been posting here since before their (probably single) moms handed them an iPhone for the first time and let them zoom around on the internet. Other jannies are feds who don't like alt-tech.

capitalism is unironically dogshit for free markets, if you like free markets you shouldn't be shilling for capitalism cause this is the end goal of that system. The only way out is through a crisis of some sort, and then the cycle repeats.

>>106165471
A lot of it was also just normalfag tourists hating the "tranime" aesthetic

>>106165486

>the state overregulates
>WTF IS THIS CAPITALISM???

you are very confused people

>>106165804
Regulation is what the capitalist wants, its a power hierarchy. The capitalist class owns and controls the state. Markets != capitalism. If you want to actually engage in a constructive discussion, I'm down.

>>106165796
I think this is more to do with it.
4chan isn't the anime website it once was.

>>106165796
That was part of it, but I don't think it is a coincidence that the people most capable of making censorship resistant alt-tech were mass banned right before all the western governments started simultaneously pushing for a censored, deanonymized internet.

>>106156720 (OP)
>This will reduce web developer jobs to only a few mega corps.

they are the only ones worth working for anyways

>>106156720 (OP)
>Someone makes an OSS verification API that uses cryptography and other methods to determine age
>doesn't store user data.
>hosted by a trustworthy entity and vetted by third parties to ensure privacy and safety
>???
>profit

Doomers BTFO

>>106165471
Reminds me of the good ol days of cloveros

>>106165796
Also it being taken as a sort of avatarfagging

>>106166115
I hate disney """adults""" so much it's unreal.

>>106164343
I'm not going to test my luck, but I'll officially declare my protest of such policies.

>>106166086
This.
It's why every Hyphanet thread gets a shitton of shills in it

>>106166086
They're welcome to contribute, they'll just have to drop the gay larp.

>>106167299
If maids cannot be posted then it doesn't matter how censored, deanonymized or tyrannical the internet becomes. There is already nothing left worth fighting for at that point.

>>106166115
>we need photo id to use websites while using your phone
>your phone which is directly connected to your real id
>we dont know who is using what while using the device that constantly identifies them
>trust us goy this is to protect children

the over whelming majority of child abuse is done by thirdies. the over whelming majority of child porn is shared by thirdies. the same government who wants to cuckhold you to protect le children are the same ones bringing in all these rapist pedophile cp enjoyers. you are cattle that believes anything you are told.

>>106167299
>ah yes, drop the larp so you can be a normal person. then we can get rid of you like we do with normal people by accusing your autistic love of numbers for being a secret outlet for hiding illegal content!

maid posters are based and you should kill yourself.

>>106167371
Firstly they're not "posting maids" they're pretending to be maids, and they can do that on appropriate boards. /g/ is not for larping
>>106167389
>nooo! I MUST make a show of trooning out!
I think we both know which one of us is likely to off himself.

>>106157012
Strength is an illusion. All institutions of control are just theatrics to gaslight you into thinking you don't have a choice. When the strongest man says "jump", you stab him in the belly and watch him bleed.

>>106166115
>hosted by a trustworthy entity and vetted by third parties
fucking kek come the fuck on man

>>106156720 (OP)
Don't be sad it's gone, be happy it happened.

>>106156720 (OP)
> There won't be many web development jobs left
Webshitters already ruined the web, I hope they all become homeless.

>>106167466
>she thinks the maidposters are pretending
They're all wearing maid outfits. They all like maid cafe activities. They all like making advanced Mathematics and Computer Science research. They ARE maids.

>>106167617
wearing maid outfits is gay

>>106167484
Yes and you go to jail and the guy gets replaced by another one. Nothing had changed in the end.

Then participate. My senator is cosponsoring this shit and I'm going to email and call him every day. Not doing anything is complacency. Sure, get ready for the possibility of it passing (and it seems very likely) but CALL them.

Every single time regulation is up for a vote, the Americans don't ever go for it because WHAT IF THEY BECOME THE RICH CUNTS. And now we're at the precipice of this bullshit.

>>106164233
>No, they did
Nope. You vote for people to represent you, who then lie to get your vote, then not keep their promises.

People saying "you voted for it" are really just trying to make themselves feel better by thinking people chose to be oppressed, but the harsher reality is that you never had a choice to begin with.

>>106167963
no, plenty of people told you they were a bad choice and note to vote for them and you chose not to listen and you know what you did instead? you voted for it

>>106156720 (OP)
The only thing left is to teach people how to put malicious objects inside microsoft and pdf documents.

What has this world come to?!

>>106156720 (OP)
just block bongs
american sites have been geoblocking EU for GDPR for years now

>>106156720 (OP)
As much as I'm blackpilled by it myself, I still think we'll manage, somehow.

First, Earth thankfully doesn't have any kind of united gov't, even though a lot of existing and influential ones are, in fact, formed a malignant conspiracy. There would be some gray zones for a while. Some shithole Third World jurisdictions, who are poor enough to not employ any control over their segments of the internet. For example I recall reading how some people from Iran used niche Russian micro-blogging platform in the late 2010s 'cause it was outside of their gulag, but still free to access - while russian KGB wouldn't give a fuck to read Persian runes and it was free enough, while it lasted.

Second, the darknet is still here, and it will be here for a while. It's kind of "back to web 1.0", it surely glows and it sucks ass, but it will exist for some more time and it will evolve. We, the people of the formerly free world now have some things to learn from Chinese, Iranians and Russians who got totalitarian internet much earlier than we did, and developed some tricks and tools to circumvent it. I also expect the black market of verified IDs to bloom - you know, ones verified with the biometrics of some grandma or a bum.
Rember gov'ts are weak IRL - and that's the reason they lash out at anyone on the internet, to uphold an illusion of control at least over the terminally online crowd. They can't manage shit in the meatspace - be it sprawling slums, rampant drug addiction or street crime.

1/2

>>106168101
Third - a little bit of copium. We grew complacent with new shiny corpo platforms. Merely 15 years ago I would shrivel away in disgust from any website which would like to know my phone number. Now it's a norm. As well as using shitbucket payment processors and install spyware on your phone. At the same time, there aren't any places left to go, and aren't much things to see. Corpo platforms feed you with an unending stream of targeted slop and ads, and you gain nothing by participating in it, except venting off your frustrations as you see things you hate in your feed. It had to end. It's not a bad thing it finally will.

Finally, isn't it like it always have been? We had forums for niche async talking, MSN for normie communication and IRC for our creepy internet friends, then - we had Facebook, Skype and Jabber, then - imageboards, Viber and Discord. We always switched places we hanged around, as soon as the old ones became shitty. It will continue.

Buckle up frens, ride isn't finished yet. Surely, it sucks. We fucked over the crypto and it never bloomed into the truly free payment instrument - now it's entangled with restrictions. Dark web is underdeveloped and isn't user friendly, but, as I said, it will evolve. There's no alternate physical medium for our new free internet, but it will probably emerge - either wireless, legacy land phone lines or maybe something even more exotic. Powerline anyone?

2/2

>>106161553
>We pay taxes
nobody cares
you stop paying taxes? get replaced by low iq low impulse control pajeets, there are millions of them waiting to take your spot, they will wageslave in insanely bad conditions to afford $PRODUCT
>we own the government
no you don't
>Internet is for 100% anonymity
never was
>we tax payers must stand upon
nobody will do shit, I think most people are not even aware that it's an actual problem, in their minds it's for the kids

>>106165471
>>106165796
>A lot of it was also just normalfag tourists hating the "tranime" aesthetic
No it doesn't. The mods actively follow people around that make stuff the glow niggers dislike. Doesn't matter if I change my posting style or jump to new IP with no cookies. Without fail within 2 minutes 3 or 4 of the same people will show up attempting to bully and spook me with lame shit like
>we know what you posted last week
The worst thing they do is purge things I've created from nearly all distro channels. Then turn around and claim I never follow through releasing projects.

They really really hate people that encourage people to release into the public domain instead of falling for the licensing wars. Anyone that posts about how BSD, MIT and GNU licenses are just the same sides of the glow nigger die eat 3 days bans left and right. Same goes for anyone working on new p2p network protocols and something to replace browser engines+http. Anything that isn't 100% shitposting and bait gets run off the board fast.

>>106156734
This is the ultimate SOLIDIFICATION of the "modern internet". It's like when retards say "start killing games" in response to the "stop killing games" campaign AS IF what the campaign is railing against is going to do what you want it to, and as if the success of it is even going to help the people or companies you are going against. Makes no sense.

>>106156720 (OP)
Yep. People just don't realize the real implications of this. People are also already accepting it. In fact I'm not sure this can be stopped without something truly drastic, which is a shame. The internet is done and there will no longer be any freedom on it, it will be fully controlled. This is really a nightmare for anyone that ever cared at all for internet freedom in any capacity, come true. There will no longer be free speach either and you will be held to account for anything.

Also, I've said it even before this, they are going to ban things like anti-semetism soon, by way of exactly this. Campuses were only the start, so yeah, they are initiating the greatest control aparatus ever, have fun with that.

>>106168426
Basically a totalitarian dictatorship is coming but they will just do it by way of limiting all of your freedom in anything you can participate in, they might pretend you have freedom and use the old "it's just a private company bro" trope but people are even already permitting straight up governmental removal of your freedom by the very fact nobody is going to do shit about it.

>>106168474
Most likely there will be a false flag to blackwash everyone that is for anonymous discourse and free speech. Pretty much what they've been doing for the last 10 years but much bigger and with a larger MSM push behind it.

Won't be surprised to see some glow nigger group spring up soon for "internet freedom" that does nothing of value. Same thing they did with the obvious stolen elections over the last decade or so. The reruns are really tiring.

>>106162987
>unconstitutional

Try following the constitution instead of the law. See how long before you're shot or in prison.

>>106156720 (OP)
Sure thing, bro. Just 2 more weeks until that happens.
>it's actually true
I hope so. Total webshitter death.

>>106168532
My thoughts exactly. There's going to be an "anti-semitic" terror attack and then they will use the new ID control aparatus to enforce the coming intensified banning of anti-semetism, and then that can be used to declare more and more things an enemy of the state. Not to get too far out of the realm of technology, but that's going to be the application.

I expect apple and microsoft to soon make ID's a requirement to use their operating systems as well. I'm really not surprised it's happenning honestly. I've been expecting the end in one way or another for about 5 years.

>>106167484
This. Anyone who thinks otherwise is either very young or goycattle.

>>106168602
And time will tell, but the people we are dealing with operate in a predatory fashion and it's just so obvious what they would do. You'd be better off assuming that is coming and being against it in whatever way you can if you can, than to just wait for it and then soon find yourself in the very midst of it. But yeah it's basically over.

>>106168602
They've been slowly working towards it and putting things in place ahead of time. TPM being a requirement for new motherboards/devices. All first world countries moving to federal/Real ID. In America they quietly made digital/fed ID a hard requirement for everyone and you automatically get them when you renew your driver's license now. Have to do it if you want to travel and hold a job. Same goes for owning the cell phone. Impossible to get a job without one now.

>>106167657
There's only so many high competence psychopaths and natural born subverters. Other traits have been eliminated from the genepool for doing much less harm.

>>106167767
>call him every day
Uh-huh. OK, thanks a lot for the call, goy. We're doing everything in our power to stop it.
>Bill passes
See >>106167484. Every single time.

>>106168642
>TPM being a requirement for new motherboards/devices.
>In America they quietly made digital/fed ID a hard requirement for everyone and you automatically get them when you renew your driver's license now
Didn't even know that. We really are straight up in the end times and this is the beast system.

>>106168642
Everyone in your contact list on your phone has you listed under your name. Some of them even go as far to put your surname in there. They blindly hit "access all phone contacts" to every app that asks, most of them don't even read it. Your phone number has been your makeshift digital id for quite some time.

>>106168818
I don't have any friends and I'm one of those "his phone only works on wifi" types. Checkmate jews.

>>106168818
Shit, that explains why I get so many spam calls even though I never give out my phone number to stores that ask for it.

>>106157012
These ideas come from FVEY.

>>106168658
You're calling me Jewish for suggesting to do something rather than nothing?

>>106156720 (OP)
and you're only seeing half the battle
after that they will see that the internet is just a new "tv cable" so traffic will drop so they will cut off all the infrastructure built for high traffic and slowly countries will isolate their internet not because of laws but simply because they will cut off "unused" infrastructure reduce costs and increase efficiency the internet will slowly lose its usefulness to the end user, which means fewer service providers, which will make internet access even more difficult
they are essentially trying to destroy the whole internet by reducing the usefulness of it so they can "justify" the infrastructure cut off

welcome back to 1980s

>>106169780
more like: welcome back to 1984.
and this is because of fucking irresponsible karens

>>106156720 (OP)
>Every country seems to be passing the same law, all at once. And with a near 100% majority in their congress. This is clearly coordinated.
Heritage foundation is behind it btw

>>106167484
>When the strongest man says "jump", you stab him in the belly and watch him bleed.
Most of history this happened thats why psyhopaths and narcisists never became the majoroty.

>>106167657
>might makes right
>nooo not like that trust the coperinos and institutions set up by old money and jews

>>106164814
>What the fuck I remember these threads as far back as 2012
That's not true, they're only a few years old.

Fucking Kike scums.
The bad guys won WW2.

>>106157482
>They voted for it
Yea you are not gonna convince a paid shill or black pilled faggots anything.
Unless there was a referendum that wasnt rigged no one "voted for it"
>>106167963
>Nope. You vote for people to represent you, who then lie to get your vote, then not keep their promises.

Its by design. There is bigger chance of me winning the lottery 2 times in one week than poeple getting a representative that doesnt lie or get subverted along the way.

Representatives also have no reason to exist in age of internet.

>>106157012
Morality is built upon causality which is an immutable boundary condition for all of reality. (more specifically, morality deals with cause and effect and how it impacts sapient beings)

>>106168587
That's why it behooves the citizen to place consequences on any ZOGbot that enforces tyranny.

>>106165486
But this bullshit is not just happening in capitalist countries

>>106156760
This they should be contained here while autists live it up in a revival of the old internet from their bunkers. Free of thirdies, jeets, slavs, etc (ofc depending on where you are. This is liberation.

>>106167633
>wearing maid outfits is gay
Nobody ever claimed otherwise.

>>106168266
>The mods actively follow people around that make stuff the glow niggers dislike. Doesn't matter if I change my posting style or jump to new IP with no cookies. Without fail within 2 minutes 3 or 4 of the same people will show up attempting to bully and spook me with lame shit like
>>we know what you posted last week
>The worst thing they do is purge things I've created from nearly all distro channels. Then turn around and claim I never follow through releasing projects.
This also happened to the maidposters. Someone even tried the experiment I suggested here >>106164343 and the results speak for themselves.

https://desuarchive.org/g/thread/106167821/#106167821

I suspect that given the very fast and repetitive nature of the replies, that they are probably bots, or at least augmented by bots.

>They really really hate people that encourage people to release into the public domain instead of falling for the licensing wars. Anyone that posts about how BSD, MIT and GNU licenses are just the same sides of the glow nigger die eat 3 days bans left and right. Same goes for anyone working on new p2p network protocols and something to replace browser engines+http. Anything that isn't 100% shitposting and bait gets run off the board fast.
I have also noticed this. If you post something to Public Domain, you will immediately have a number of retards/bots in your thread complaining about "cuck license" and demanding you use AGPLv4 or something totally unworkable like that, and swearing you will be "exploited" if you did not do this, ignoring that the goal of a Public Domain release is that anyone be able to do anything with the released materials. It is public and all wrapping it in a license more complicated than that does is decrease the number of people who will use or consider using it.

>>106173685
People are so addicted to social media like github now that they don't understand how terrible the internet has become since about the end of 2019. Nearly impossible to release software anymore without doxing yourself. Can't even do it through your own server and email anymore because everything that isn't one of the big providers is on the naughty list. Both of my websites are under constant ddos attack now because I refuse to join the cloudflare botnet. Used to be able to handle it with a few VPSs I could pay for anonymously. But now they're cracking down on the ability to do that and hold a domain name anonymously. Never mind being able to promote anything where it matters even if you manage to operate a domain+server+organization through an anonymous shell company.

I've pretty much been fully isolated at this point. Even if I try to throw a lot of effort, time and money behind releasing something there is no way to get it in front of anyone's eyes. If you post it here and upload it to something like mega the thread first gets spammed to death then purged.

All the while you're gaslit and told it was always this way. Board is so horrible now I'd be surprised if I found out more than 5 actual users are here. The rest are mods, bots and the 5-6 faggots lurking in the same discord server that only come here to post their daily attention whore threads.

>>106166033
Anime isn't what it was either faggot. Shit changes

>>106157012
Except even the strongest man can't handle 1000 people jumping him at once.
What scares the government the most is people actually rallying under one banner and rebelling.
The internet has ironically made it easier for governments worldwide to stop people from grouping up. The discourse has moved into the digital world, where it's easy to bombard people with irrelevant issues and distract them from important things, and where it's much easier to censor any important things that slip through the cracks. Some people have been so overwhelmed they started campaigning for solving problems in countries where these problems never existed in the first place (e.g. black slavery). It's very difficult to spur people into taking action in the real world amidst all this noise.
One person out for blood in the real world is much scarier to any politician than 100 fags screeching on twitter or signing online petitions. I'm not saying the latter activities are completely worthless, but this shift of discussing everything digitally has undoubtedly weakened the citizen's ability to oppose their government's decisions.

>>106174363
4Chan was, is and always will be an anime site. Soijaks are just another fad that will pass like rage faces and the other Reddit leakage. When the last person crying about anime leaves for the last time, the very next post will be an anime girl with big tits. It will be as though the anti-anime crybabies never even existed. The little blip of an aberration they were will just disappear. It has happened before and will happen again.

>>106156720 (OP)
We'll use altnets, fuck it. These lame old fucks will never let anyone have fun.

>>106175680
basedjaks are most defiantly not a fad, when basedjackparty is its main base of meme production and consumption.

When you were partying, I studied the drone. When you were having premarital sex, I mastered the drone. While you wasted your days at the gym in pursuit of vanity, I assembled the shaped charge. And now that the world is on fire and the barbarians are at the gate you have the audacity to come to me for help?

HИЖHЯЯ ПOДCBETКA BКЛ

>>106175680
>>106181381
Daily reminder that feds can't post copyrighted material.

>>106181678
>All the retards bitching about how anime is for trannies were actually feds mad they can't blend in with real users
At last I truly see.

>>106163607
It would more than likely just get compromised and controlled. That's how glowniggers work

Yay. Finally desktop developers be back. All these web devs with their muh text file html/js+ frameworks is much programming are about to be obsoleted, spelled D-E-A-D. Web dev was only ever pretend programming. Least barrier to entry results in least barrier to redundancy. Goodbye and good riddance.

>>106174344
Well then the death of internet will help you.

>>106181381
>its not a phase, mom!
>this ugly little memetic demon is who I actually am, mom!

>>106181678
How does the text you underlined mean that? Where is the part about them not being allowed to post copyrighted materials?

>>106156720 (OP)
Most of this shit post isn't even true.

>>106157035
That's probably going to happen. Not joking. Some sites are already blocking UK.

>>106157093
> Believes in pools

>>106175680
And this is the savior of the Internet

>>106184484
Just above it IP law. Full document is here: https://files.catbox.moe/bhpmsy.pdf

The underlined text means anyone on the internet or any forum on the internet that gets as much traffic as CNN is automatically part of the "shit it up" program.

>>106184012
Just wait until you find out what year the program started.

>>106173685
whole board has gone to shit, it's the same on the other subchans, /pol/ especially.
>>106168266
>Anyone that posts about how BSD, MIT and GNU licenses are just the same sides of the glow nigger die eat 3 days bans left and right.
link the old threads you are referring to?

>>106156720 (OP)

Fuck you, nigger. Pay and shut the fuck up.

>>106174344
>Board is so horrible now I'd be surprised if I found out more than 5 actual users are here. The rest are mods, bots and the 5-6 faggots lurking in the same discord server that only come here to post their daily attention whore threads.
it's the same on all the subchans but a big part of that happens due to outgrowing the place. most people just... leave and search for greener pastures (which just means more insular communities). 4chan has always been shit ever since 2004 but 2010-2020 was definitely the peak.
>>106162037
>There are already better search engines now.
like what?

>>106179844
Which one though?