>>48973
People are egocentric and narcissistic these days.

anti-spam 2

Not blaming the normfags, after all the combination of peer pressure and corporate advertising propaganda was proven successful tools for brainwashing the vast majority of people today. The fact is smartphones have disconnected people from so much of the older original internet. The only ones using torrents and p2p clients are PC users for example. Now days most people just stream shit with apps, relying on the corporate cloud rather than owning and sharing content. Same thing with traditional online conversation. Most people are using Instagram and Tik Tok apps with their smartphones. Who actually uses their old PC to communicate that way? It would have to be irregular I could only imagine. Smartphones vastly divided the online user base. Sadly we with older PCs and operating systems are in the small minority now. We have become the dying breed. I understand why there might be some resentment from fellow PC users.

cuckchanners need to unironically an hero
t. cuckchanner

It doesn't feel like they ruined the traditional internet as much as they have abandoned it due to peer pressure. Was it really worth it to them? Maybe, I guess it depends how they use the smartphones and social media. Sad though that's for sure.

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>>50151
>>50174
>>50183

I would be extremely cautious allowing just anyone to send you files over the internet. You never know there could be bad actors or even feds out there willing to frame you with CP or other kinds of illegal content. It's not like this kind of entrapment doesn't exist already.

Ojamashimasu

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>>50151
http://znxpd5wbnkjnrpp3md5z46jx45m2llt7ketcyfn6cuziqeqjnzjtyrid.onion chat

>>50213
yea that's why im sticking to a chat room and when files want to be sent the convo will go to reddit.

Post better

very cool, but i cant see it taking off.

>>50266
It will end up like most other projects sadly, as long as the clearnet still works for most people.

its dead

two people

Keep at it chop chop

good morning sir where is /biz/, cuckchan is requesting emails for posting now

one word poster

Loli trafficking seeing a slut 20 a piece

>>50794
Everything that is built needs resources to be maintained. Ironically the US is extremely rich in a variety of resources. We, for example, are the "Saudi Arabia of coal", we have enough coal to power the US for the next 200 years if we were to use it. We also have tons of natural gas, oil, lumber, aluminum, chromium, titanium, steel, granite, manganese, iron, zinc, copper, gold, silver, uranium, plutonium, thorium, rare earth minerals... and we have a ton of rural land for all kinds of agriculture too. The biggest problem we have in America though? Corruption! We have politicians, bureaucrats and corporations that profit from international trade much more than they profit from domestic industry here. We also have a government that likes to strong-arm it's citizenry and keep us under their thumb too, which means the government wants the majority of Americans to remain poor and dependent on the welfare state, and workers who are having to pay off massive student loans while trying to keep up with price inflation. As long as we have this corruption our nation will be rich in resources but too impoverished and enslaved to use them to our own advantage which really is treacherous of our political leaders.

>>50795
Do you really believe corruption is raping women in the streets at night? Corruption is robbing gas stations?

Every nigger must be killed for man to ever be free. Man cannot live with a monkey. Money has nothing to do with the woman you will never hear about, the woman who died today at the hands of some grotesque abomination, a curse from God as described in the Bible, the wretched heathen.

>>50796
Corruption is the root problem. Corruption is what destroys civilization. If the rule of law was equally enforced, as it should be, evil people would be taken off the streets and thrown in prison, and insane "monkeys" would be committed to mental institutions (like they were back in the day!) Also consider the simple fact that poverty breeds crime, it just does. When you have bad economic policies and corruption in political leadership you get more poverty, and when you get more poverty you get more crime. If we want any meaningful reform we also have to reform politics and crack down on systemic corruption, that would reduce all the horrific failed policies creating these unstable environments. If you support the current political leadership we have in the USSA don't even bother complaining because that is a major part of our problem today. Bad leadership has consequences.

Good slaves

>>50778
I mean it was interesting at first, but then it got too complicated.

Like it was a riddle that was never meant to be solved. Which is kinda the appeal of a mystery to begin with. Eventually figuring it out.

>>50889
Wasn't that mysterious puzzle supposedly connected to the NSA or some other intel agency trying to recruit the best problem solving nerds, coders and hackers online who were given covert directions how to meet up with the mysterious entity who constructed that very puzzle? I recall watching some documentary about it many years ago. Supposedly no one knows what happened to those who cracked the secrets behind all the encrypted code. Rumors is it was some kind of State-created recruiting operation directed at very smart netizens.

>>49053
it's very telling how stupid you are replying to me with that kind of misunderstanding and obvious information. It just makes no sense what you communicated to me because at such a time, I was already finished with posting on /a/ and /jp/ a bit earlier than 2016.

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>>50817
This this this.

its over

Seems like I need to research and try to figure out how to use the "fediverse" everyone keeps raving about.