51bf10 No.130646[Last 50 Posts]
Hello niggers and faggots. I cometh from 4chan and twitter. Apologies in advanced if you think that whatever I say makes me a nigger or a faggot.
I come to speak about the disturbing lack of consistent social networking options for people who sometimes like to stay in contact with other known accounts (such as Twitter). Parler and Gab have been named as alternatives, however each also has their shortcomings (i.e. the requiring of phone numbers and/or a complete inability to scale).
I do not care for such fancy client-side applications such as iOS or PlayStore bullshit as most of my time is spent on a keyboard. What I would like to see, however, is potentially a peer-to-peer, API-based, private-key authentication type of service with an ease of use to go enough main-stream to be used by the 50+ age conservative boomer crowd that doesn't typically know how to log out of MSN or Netscape. I'm talking Yubi-keys or GPG or "ssh-keygen" type of plug and play env vars with possibly a bit-coin like blockchain, especially for the leading fringes of the graph. I'm not saying it has to be blockchain or distributed, but the complete lack of alternatives to Jack Dorseys abomination of technological tyrany is something that I think we should all be equally concerned about.
You may have read recently on Ycombinator that Slater Star Codex is being forced to delete his blog for being at risk of being doxxed by none other than the New York Times. It's these kinds threats to free-speech and public safety that we must all engineer an open and secure alternative to with main-stream adoption before it's too late. I am a software engineer. I could assist in the development of this project.
Thank you for reading all that shit.
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cec90a No.130654
I'm seeing 'Parler shilled so damn much all of a sudden. Even Rand Paul was pushing it.
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cec90a No.130657
Also didn't Gab switch to Mastodon? I need to study that more, but since they've put in the work at some of these concerns, it could be viable.
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51bf10 No.130659
>>130657
That is literally the opposite of what a decentralized network is suppose to do.
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51bf10 No.130660
>>130654
fuck parler. Part of their site runs in wordpress? No phone numbers; GPG keys, public keys, or yubikeys (or at least passwords)
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5c7a9b No.130668
>>130660
It accepts throw-away numbers, nigger.That's what I used to sign up.
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cec90a No.130673
>>130659
>promising
Does any part of their technology control who can use it? If not, then they can reeeeee all they want, and there shouldn't be anything they can do about it.
Just as if we were to create a system for /pol/, if we did a good job, there would be nothing to stop antifa from using the technology for their own discussions.
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51bf10 No.130676
>>130673
> Does any part of their technology control who can use it?
I don't know what you mean by this.
> there would be nothing to stop antifa from using the technology for their own discussions.
I don't give a shit if anyone wants to use it for anything. Freedom of speech is freedom of speech. The problem is the oppression of speech, loss of contacts, loss of data you previously posted.
Twitter banning accounts is the problem. You lose your followers, who you're following, and anything you ever posted is now gone. UNACCEPTABLE.
The solution is blockchain; git (as in version control) is blockchain. It's not new technology or complicated, and only requires torrents, checksums, and an API network that scale to at least some amount of 20-80 traffic spikes. Maybe even pay crypto to host a node. It doesn't fucking matter, as long as no one can take it down.
After the API is up, anyone can build their own fancy gay UI for it, app store it, or whatever they want; the client side doesn't matter.
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51bf10 No.130677
>>130668
I'm sure Parler requires you to verify the phone number, and if so, you're stuck with your own, or some google voice which means it's still tracked to you. It's literally just an excuse to track you, so is their email.
Users of ycombinator wouldn't put up with that shit because they're not stupid; that's why ycombinator doesn't need it.
My phone number and email are my info, not theirs. The only reason they want it is because they're niggers. I wasn't born yesterday.
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cec90a No.130687
>>130676
The creators of mastodon cannot stop "nazis" from using the software they create. Citing their objection to gab doesn't mean anything. You're spewing out acronyms, but no, it isn't easy, as there are lots of subtle problems that you have to manage in any system like this.
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cec90a No.130688
>>130687
Argh, *buzzwords, not acronyms. And to stress the point, I see so many people just shouting "muh blockchain," without really understanding what is behind it. You state for instance that git is blockchain, it absolutely is not.
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51e894 No.130795
>>130646
> I come to speak about the disturbing lack of consistent social networking options for people who sometimes like to stay in contact with other known accounts (such as Twitter).
Making that is quite easy, esp with the meguca software. Moderating it is harder.
> What I would like to see, however, is potentially a peer-to-peer, API-based, private-key authentication type of service with an ease of use to go enough main-stream to be used by the 50+ age conservative boomer crowd that doesn't typically know how to log out of MSN or Netscape.
That's a really great idea. Have been thinking about something similar last month as well. Something that runs on meguca software for generic open boards but then an inbuild option to make peer to peer networks / groups with encryption (kind of like those jabber / XMPP stuff you probably used for 1 to 1 convos). T
> type of plug and play env vars with possibly a bit-coin like blockchain, especially for the leading fringes of the graph.
How would blockchain technology come into play here?
> the complete lack of alternatives to Jack Dorseys abomination of technological tyrany is something that I think we should all be equally concerned about.
Well it's just that twitter is mainstream and attracts people since it is mainstream. You have stuff like discord already which a lot of rightwing groups somehow used. They got banned, their info given to feds and FUCKED in the ass by commies / antifas / soros jewgroups and the media pets of the kikes. I remember a group identity Europa which basically had promise but their coms were so retarded. Another group in my country was gaining a lot in around 2016-2017ish but also got fucked by media + soros groups.
The thing is we need something that is both robust against disruption, as well as accessible and social enough for people to participate. These imageboards where you dump a forum post on aren't that social. It's raw information you just dump on it and see what happens. Can't really create groups, one on one conversations or have threads that are just anons talking with one another about random stuff (this greatly helps with overall activity, the more social the more active).
> You may have read recently on Ycombinator that Slater Star Codex is being forced to delete his blog for being at risk of being doxxed by none other than the New York Times
Yah newspapers in my country put a huge cooler on social interaction happening in rightwing groups in this country. They'll infiltrate the group, get the names of everyone, make a publication listing all their names and the most controversial things said by them, mail the employers and feds and try to fuck them up as much as possible. Meanwhile niggerlive matters and soros groups have basically free game in their tyranny, not only that they have billionaires backing them.
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62f7d0 No.130797
>>130660
Lol never heard of that who tf who is just slightly right wing would use something that requires your phone number? Say hello 2 years later when it turns out security of site was shit and some commie antifa / adl group leaks everything to the media / open net.
>>130677
Ye its a huge security liability. Most do not buy verify numbers / SMS's on the open web. Then their number can be used for tracking, since the number is tied to a bunch of other services which also know that the number is tied to them. So if a list of evil wyte supremacist numbers is leaked these services can potentially be more harmful than if they only knew the real life name of the persons.
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011319 No.132895
>>130657
>>130654
>>130673
>>130795
Forget alternatives. Focus on ruining the ones that exist, then competitors will follow, like daisies over a grave.
Spread the hashtag #OperationUnmasking
https://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=%23OperationUnmasking
It works because people value anonymity, and would leave twitter behind if it was threatened.
Also, spread this around, to promote lefty infighting:
"It is crucial for White People to acknowledge and recognize our collective racial experience."
Those fourteen words were written by Robin DiAngelo, who's getting famous selling "Anti-Racism" courses. No one would expect her words to become "White Supremacist Dogwhistles".
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4576d6 No.132912
Any platform where you whore yourself out for attention is cancer. The wise saw this even in the bbs/newsgroup days.
The alternative to social media is to have a real physical community who you meet IRL.
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b32908 No.133094
Parler wants my phone number just like Twitter. Fuck them both in the ass.
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cdf088 No.133138
Social media doesn't make money, it is a pure propaganda machine. Twitter and YouTube have never turned a profit.
In order to get it going and maintain it, you need to be ad friendly and investor friendly enough to attract people who are ok with "eventual profit" instead of money now.
To do that you attract ideological investors like Chinese tencent and George Soros.
Another problem is being the "alternative" yang said it best, no one wants to use the 5th best ride share. No one wants to use the 3rd best Twitter or the 5th best reddit.
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3e092d No.133152
>>132912
You aren't 'whoring yourself out' you are literally giving blackmail to the jews and others to use against you later.
PAY ATTENTION
See all the teens and others who are doxxed and hounded for nothing? They gave blackmail to the jews and the jews, who hate us and want us dead used it against them for nothing other than to see them persecuted.
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7df483 No.133329
>>133154
and if they wear the same hat?
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3e092d No.133332
>>133154
>You had better believe that they have less than NO qualms about destroying entire populations to keep the rest enslaved.
I understand. We cannot have the same attitude though. We must exterminate all of them so that peoples and nations can no longer 'be used against us' as weapons of war.
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7df483 No.133351
>>133332
You are so right, but missed out on quints by one digit!
Enslavement is not desirable. Having everyone free to work in their own small enterprise is far more desirable. If people cannot support their own offspring, then they all can be deported elsewhere where they can fit in, or accept ten-cent-an-hour jobs and reasonable opportunities to grow from there, if they will apply themselves.
Keeping an army of brainless breeders endlessly swelling their ranks is untenable. People have to find a place to be constructive and useful in this world, or find their way OUT of this area, or out of this world, ultimately.
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498cce No.133491
>>130646
>muh leftards will dox and/or invade my property
Kill them first. This whole "let's ride and prepare infinitely" is only bringing defeat.
Waiting for glowniggers to call me a glownigger now.
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398ce2 No.134191
>What I would like to see, however, is potentially a peer-to-peer, API-based, private-key authentication type of service with an ease of use to go enough main-stream to be used by the 50+ age conservative boomer crowd that doesn't typically know how to log out of MSN or Netscape
That would be perfect - a while ago I drew up such an idea in pics related (in basic form). Berners-Lee's WWW model is a pyramid of dependencies for those who merely want to transmit data or keep it available, and for those of us who have had to deal with any of the bullshit of the last 2 years (Alex Jones onward), we are acutely aware that a failure of any component in the chain means a disruption.
In a nutshell, indexes hold content links and metadata, users seed, share and access the indexes, and the 'mods' are merely the ones who are signing their own changes to the index. It was designed with IPFS in mind, but could likely be applied to other protocols that use content addressing, and Merkle tree-style storage of content. As it stands, there is barely a single existing publishing service that currently satisfies this criteria. The Fediverse platforms (GNU social-derived, and often ActivityPub or XMPP-based) may, though the ones that are actually catching attention are 'Web' sites hosted in countries like the UK (lol), or founded by developers with names like 'Matze'. The principles of user indexing are similar to those of federation, but without the necessity of unity of standards or protocols. All that is necessary is that (self-verifying) indexes of content and the data that describes it can be freely and easily traded between users of a public network. There are a plethora of benefits in the areas of security and efficiency that will come from this, as well as others.
There is a necessity in extricating ourselves from the World Wide Web and towards the user-indexed web as quickly as possible.
>>132895
>#OperationUnmasking
This anon gets it.
Not only is there some very high emotional tensions to exploit in order to push certain actors to act in our favour, but it would be a cinch to make them believe they are acting on their 'own' volition in doing so.
I also posit that it will be far easier, due to scale (and sizes of staff, finances etc.) to cripple the smaller, 'alternative' burgeoning services to force them to transfer to an infrastructure that benefits us all - and that includes this site - than to destroy the functions of the Silicon Valley sites, which are currently doing a fine enough job of dissolving their own userbases even without a great deal of active effort from us. We already know the tactics that would fulfil these objectives - we have been subject to all of them already. What happens when some antifa goons spots us at a protest and figures out our name? What happens when one of us creates a YouTube following that gets a little too much attention? What did Hotwheels spend his last summer doing while this site was getting rehosted? What was the context of one of Reddit's earliest controversies around the issue of 'free speech' on their platform (similar to what 8chan themselves would become engulfed with a few years later, entailing the similar deletion of an entire board)?
The move away from the web will require propaganda campaigns, targeted pressure being applied to individuals or organisations, and specific tools designed to degrade the functioning of popular websites (among other things), until the alternatives to the dominant services are able to technologically guarantee us security, anonymity, and freedom in the areas of publishing, processing and commerce at a time when we desperately need these things. We should accept no less.
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011319 No.135199
>>134191
My intent was to harm twitter in the long term.
I'm just curious, though:
How will that achieve an exodus to a new www, or information sharing system, that people would really want to get to. Because I get the sense that theres a missing step, or I'm just not intelligent enough to notice it.
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b32908 No.135277
It's not looking good folks. Google and Facebook are taking serious aim at Africa now.
https://www.voltairenet.org/article210238.html
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18c5b8 No.135290
>>135277
Is google and facebook building military bases to take over whole africa?
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398ce2 No.136522
>>135199
Fair question.
Silicon Valley moderation approaches of the last few years has been alienating an increasing amount of their userbase, and the impulse to flee has already began, though it may comparatively be considered a minor leak as it currently stands. BitChute for example attracts tens of millions of visits a month - along with their other, so called 'alt-tech' peers that for whatever reason, the press are eager to tout as an 'alternative Internet', despite regularly having their many bottlenecks targeted and denied to them.
https://www.fairobserver.com/business/technology/alt-tech-far-right-online-extremism-hate-speech-technology-news-19919/
What these new services are reluctant to include in their PR is the burdens that their lack of real divergence from the Web really puts on them, from a pragmatic, legal and financial sense. The mere fact that they are forced to attend to illegal or borderline content, or that they even have the capability of exercising such a degree of control over their service, means that they are liable to the exertion of pressure upon them for the purposes of censoring anything or anybody. This effectively puts them in precisely the same boat as YouTube, Twitter et al, but without the same level of attention. In addition, they do not have the same degree of resources as Silicon Valley to effectively deter content or attacks upon them with the goal of ultimately having the service their users desire denied to them. The nascent platforms that are already attracting the refugees of Silicon Valley's attrition scheme must then be met with an ultimatum: migrate their existing infrastructure to one of user indexing or federated principles that would abdicate their totalistic domain over the platforms they founded, or face the resulting onslaught from continuing to host contentious data on a platform of the Web.
The crypto-Web players of alt-tech have already faced their own individual controversies as a result of their own moderation, and those on the receiving end of those bans are becoming quickly disillusioned with the entire setup. Our goal is to accelerate this change in sentiment. The greater that users become aware of the drawbacks in centralised systems, which will happen either as they are banned or these services become unavailable to them by other means, the more likely they are to depart for software that actually guarantees permanency of the data they wish to share. To that end, any additional pressures upon, or failures of the alt-tech platforms (and other web 2.0 services like 8kun) are a benefit to us in the long term, and should be wholly encouraged. What must be clarified from then on are the points to which we end up migrating. A few examples were mentioned in the last post, such as the Fediverse protocols, and others like Matrix, IPFS, and perhaps Dat and LBRY-based systems would probably be the best foundation to build on. It is indeed important that the bulk of people have a clear path to head during and after this mess, and it is probably best I leave that for the community to decide upon themselves for now, but the possible contenders are certainly already there.
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398ce2 No.139248
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a6f026 No.139253
If only some enterprising German programmers built a good, secure web talking application, and then hosted it in Iceland. I'd even pay for that kind of message board service.
World's best programmers (and security victims) + Iceland privacy = Best Korea.
The jew fears the blockchain.
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8a10bd No.139277
China officially has more freedom of speech than America.
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d6e16a No.139333
>>130659
I read that article, and it's amazing how they put "free speech" and "hate speech" in the same sentence, like you can be for "free speech" but for censoring "hate speech". I don't think they know what "free speech" means.
Really funny about gab and mastodon, I had no idea they went that way.
>>130795
>You have stuff like discord already which a lot of rightwing groups somehow used.
You have no idea. I don't know why they like discord so fucking much. It's asking to get caught. Maybe they are all fed honeypots.
>>133094
Yeah, no fucking way. Anon forever.
>>135277
Good, I hope people see how niggers act and live. It could be the biggest red pill of all.
>>139277
KEK, only because they want info to blackmail you. You think the chinese are doing it out of the good of their heart? They also want CW2, just like we do, because we probably won't be shipping out many goods, and they can swoop in and sell chinesium bullshit in place.
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adc86e No.139476
>>130646
If any one of you are looking for twatter-/plebbit-/cumblr-like sites sans banhappy faggotry on the Fediverse, neckbeard.xyz has a pro-nazi admin and freespeechextremist.com is exactly as the URL says. Outdated image so you may want to check out shitposter.club, too.
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c5cc68 No.139515
>>139476
>went to freespeechextremist.com
>username:
>password:
TRIGGERED
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b9b433 No.139618
Invidious embed. Click thumbnail to play.
>>139277
China will soon BE America.
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7024b8 No.139638
The biggest mistake of the hostile people was to have left to die this confy social network just to larp as an "not like the other gurls" hipster in the twatter and suckerpecker, the FORO was the closest we got to the infinite as a social media.
Anyone created the forum they wanted for free, no phone verification or document photo, you could do a dozen smurf accounts because not even the email used to make the account was verified, you could discuss absolutely any subject in these under the tutelage looser than Laura Loomer's pussy.
FORO may have died, but some of his clones under the same conditions of use are still active in situations of abandonment as
https://e-orkut.com/autenticacao/login
https://www.orkut.br.com
https://orkuti.net/
http://orkut.com.br/
https://www.orkut.li/
https://hlera.com.br/
The internet at that time is LIVE. So today we refer to that time as the GOLDEN AGE OF THE INTERNET.
At that time, if I wanted to talk about topic X, it was just joining a community. If I didn't want to mix certain subjects, I just had to create another profile, and you could have fakes profiles that nobody would give a fuck about.
today the internet is dead. On any social network, you need a cell phone number, I could cheat using some programs before. But after the smartphone fever, there is no way to do that, because today everything is linked with google bots. Surveillance is complete.
Today censorship rules with sites like reddit and twitter. Everyone became cattle, there are no more communities on specific subjects, today it is all a shapeless mass where only cattle subjects are talked about.
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3754b1 No.139681
You know what the REAL problem is for ANY messageboard?
How to actually make money to pay bills and cover ongoing programming costs. Solve that first, the rest can figure itself out as it goes.
This is where we need to throw ideas around for the entrepreneurs.
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d6e16a No.139701
>>139681
>How to actually make money to pay bills and cover ongoing programming costs. Solve that first, the rest can figure itself out as it goes.
That's a tough nut to crack. Making money means the imageboard owner can't be anonymous, so they are basically subject to legal attack, and you can't make enough to pay the lawyers to defend you. I think ultimately, it will be a distributed system. I could spare a machine in my rack as long as the bandwidth wasn't too crazy, and all traffic went over tor. Local storage would have to be encrypted too, I don't want to go to jail when some asshole raider uploads CP.
I never went to 08chan, is that still around?
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09ac22 No.139716
>>139701
That already exists in some form via Freenet. Nevertheless, taboo blocks will pass through your system due to this approach. The primary issue will always be getting people to use something so distinct from the standard "browser" as well as having to bear the knowledge that, if it's truly anonymous, it is so for both you and those you hate.
Note, whether or not FN completely describes what you desired, I do not know. Intrinsic to the system is the fact that your real IP is known to all peers (like torrenting). However, since the data is encrypted and distributed randomly, even in the worst case you're meant to have plausable deniability. Granted, if you're an isolated node and all your peers coordinate an attack, you're dead anyways.
It sucks that, at its core, this all comes down to connecting computer to computer, a MAC to a MAC. Somehow a connection must exist between these two, thus complete anonymity feels lke a pipe dream. This is somewhat resolved via a central server which doesn't log data, but then you lose the resistance of a distributed network.
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d6e16a No.139779
>>139716
>Intrinsic to the system is the fact that your real IP is known to all peers (like torrenting).
That's a no-go for sure. Has to be more like tor where the endpoints aren't known.
>it is so for both you and those you hate
Most of those I hate already have free reign over the internet. So if /leftypol/ comes along for the ride, I'm ok with that. Let the most persuasive speech win.
>The primary issue will always be getting people to use something so distinct from the standard "browser"
I'm also ok with some technical hurdle to keep all the fucking normies out. I'm old enough to remember the internet the way it was, just nerds.
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42efc2 No.139787
>>139779
>where the endpoints aren't known
The point of my MAC to MAC comment was to illustrate my understanding that, isn't that impossible? The endpoints have to be "known" for the systems to interconnect. Even with TOR there are known TOR exit nodes.
For two computers to connect, for a request to be sent out and for a response to come back to the appropriate computer, this itself necessitates the knowledge of a source and destination.
I don't know how TOR does it in particular, but I suppose you could obfuscate source and destination to some extent. I still feel as if it suffers from the "if your first node is bad you're dead" issue.
>/leftypol/
lol, I was referring to illegal things that are either related to drugs, killing, or CP, not just alternative opinions.
>I
Yes, you, but the thing that increases security for these services is mass usage. E.g., imagine there's just you and one other guy using the network. 10 bad agents join the party and, by random connection, you get connected to those. Eventually all your peers are the bad agents, the traffic that comes from you is completely determined. Now, all that's left is to decrypt it via a key which can be obtained at a later date and you're screwed. In contrast, if you have 1 million normal people and only 100 bad agents, the probability that you get screwed goes down astronomically.
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398ce2 No.139949
May as well repost this image too
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b13c3a No.139966
>>130646
All social media is kike owned or kike funded. Don't fall for the next thing, it's all the same eventually they bow to the almighty jew dollar.
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ec9fe5 No.139970
>>139966
Probably this. It would explain why you get optimally attacked as soon as you start questioning jewish power.
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2af244 No.139975
>>139515
OP asked for twatter/etc alternatives. (Specifically for "known accounts".) Fediverse instances of Pleroma (eg freespeechextremist.com and neckbeard.xyz), Mastodon, Misskey, and so on are twatter alternatives with known accounts.
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ec9fe5 No.139994
>>139975
Best thing would be if people just downloaded a micro-blogging script and started hosting their own microblog services. Why depend on jew-owned services? Makes no sense.
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6f71ec No.139996
I support globalism. Best system ever.
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6f71ec No.139997
Thank God our troops won in the right side of the war.
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0b0ce4 No.140039
>>130795
>identity Europa which basically had promise
Those fags are more concerned with optics than anything. It started out legit, but ever since Patrick Casey took over, the group has been about pro israel pro trump bullshit and they're STILL attacked by feds. Lesson boys: Optics cucking for Israel not even once. Patriot Front is the only group I know of which isn't completely zogged out and filled with infiltrators.
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d6e16a No.140091
>>139787
>Even with TOR there are known TOR exit nodes.
IMHO, TOR isn't useful unless you set up as an .onion service. With an onion service, neither the origination nor the destination needs to be known. Congrats, you actually made me do some research. Here's the best overview I have found.
https://community.torproject.org/onion-services/overview/
Of course, if the feds are running a lot of onion routers, they may be able to figure things out, but I think it's still the best option for now. IF the feds do have an ability to crack TOR, I think they would use it on terrorists and CP first, I doubt they would go after edgelord racists right away. IF they do crack TOR, they need a cover story, how they "really" cracked it via javascript exploits, etc., I don't think they would take a risk on us, when there are bigger fish to go after. So I suppose it might even be protective in that if that there are CP purveyors on any network, those fuckers are the first to go, they may be the canary in the coal mine for the rest of the network. I haven't looked, and I'm not looking, but from what anons have said, there's plenty of CP still out there.
I know that sounds terrible, I don't support CP at all.
>>139975
Yeah, well, I thought it was an interesting idea, but then, I realized it's not another chan. What can I say, I'm comfy here, I have grown very accustomed to writing shit that isn't attributable to me. Last thing I need is years from now, someone figuring out I'm "killTheNogs1488" and having all my posts come back to me.
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791e32 No.140146
>>133138
That was true in the past, but now both are making lots of money.
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b013ca No.140567
Social media platforms are designed to promote hot takes that elicit emotional reactions, and addict you to those reactions. We don't need these anger (((merchant))) platforms, whatever the political leaning. We need places like this where you're not penalised for having complicated thoughts, and you have no name to destroy.
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0d7ee8 No.142222
>>134191
Big idea small here. Will sound like heresy.
If CP is a problem, well since it's about nasty pictures and videos, then at least go, for the moment, with a picture-less board. No media, text only. We need a pol fortress of some kind.
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30560a No.142228
>>130660
I am learning to HATE Parler since they advertise under a 'freeze peach' platform but their AI censorship is totally intense. Sure, they are 'freeze peach' alright as long as you can get past their initial censorship. Last post it took me 15 minutes to figure out that the 'word' they objected to in my last post was 'Gnosis'. Fucking trash social media…it is all a fucking joke.
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f2c048 No.142349
>>130646
Social media acts similarly to community drugs. It's designed to stimulate reward centers related to being part of your society without actually strengthening your position in it. It traps you in unproductive feedback loops, and relatively devalues healthy interaction. The insane actions of people in western culture are actually those of dysfunctional addicts. Don't replace Twitter with gab. Replace it with your family, friends, and neighbors.
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fb9753 No.142367
>>139970
The way i do my edit with cnn is quite scary.
I just remove parts i dont even sequence but i cannot be targeted because its not my words
https://open.lbry.com/@Projectionism:6/Projectionism-6:8?r=Bkpfssa5ivK7Bt9Gw5fJGu5BbZesadzJ
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3b41f8 No.142389
>>142222
The quads speak and before hence I knew he spoke the truth.
Let it be so. The written word is lost.
In post: Visual media is the favorite repository for the pozz load. Pornograph addicted cucks love it. Cuckime tards love it. Bing Bing Wahoo /v/irgins love it. A man of worth goes text-only because his mind furnishes him with any imagery he may need, can click on a fucking link to videos and images if he needs to, understanding that the purpose of a forum is for communication and is not contingent on dopamine hits from pretty visuals that rot the attention span and the memory along with the logical faculties.
>>142349
Don't replace it with anything. Interactions with people physically near doesn't make it authentic. It is almost nothing. If they are base and crude and contrary to what is good and true, it is senseless to engage as though there's value in it. If they are no better to engage with than the alternative; solitary pursuits; it is senseless. If your time is meaningless to you, kill yourself.
If you work on yourself and your comprehension of the Universe, of Reality gross and subtle (**fuck gnostics) and so forth, if you distill your own values and perceptions, if you're truly independent and responsible for your own mind and soul, you know what is valuable and you can see it in others. You also don't waste your own time.
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8dad00 No.142470
Social media as a concept is actually gay because "society" does not need a media platform. Think of how many morons don't actually need a media platform, and certainly don't deserve it. Take pinterest for example: literally just nobodies clicking things they like. How much data and bandwidth are sopped up for this meaningless bullshit?
>but muh social media is how we communicate
Faggy understanding. The internet is great for chatroom functionality, message boards, but to include this in what we consider "media" is what helps rot society: that people are led to believe their opinions are valuable because they are opinions, and not because they are valuable.
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283729 No.142616
They're adept at analyzing each nation's psychological moral characteristics and turning it against them.
For the chinks it was their devotion to public order and shaming.
For the Cambodians it was very similar
For the Russians it was envy, turning everyone against everyone else out of envy so they'd methodically drag down and destroy anyone trying to get ahead.
For us it's Christian guilt. Even if you're an atheist if you're white you probably have all this empathy for the downtrodden and the little guy. It's your fault the little guy is suffering. Kneel and beg forgiveness.
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c36688 No.142751
>>140146
susantube doesn't. it's entirely subsidized by g00lag.
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b8a866 No.142760
>>134191
You are very smart. I think you have a golden idea. The problem I'm having is with your last paragraph. It sounds impossible to achieve. You need to focus on how to modify your message to make it sound like a cheaper, more efficient, better system to the current one. It needs to be cheaper, faster, smarter. Advanced AI. Neural network technology. Use whatever buzzwords you can throw at it. Make it seem sleeker, smarter, more intelligent. Better than ANYTHING that is currently on the market, and if you use it your profits will increase. That wins the hearts and minds. That and only that.
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498cce No.142825
>>142222
damn im the only one that responded so far.
This is a good idea, but you need to repeat it enough times (kek) in order for someone able to do something to read it.
Keep at it. /pol/ fort, dorf fort. Could call it /dorf/. deep /pol/
don't mine the adamantium.
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fc89d5 No.142827
>>139949
Isn't this just a federated image board? Like Matrix.
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6235b2 No.142908
>>139618
What the fuck sort of animal actively absorbs opinion pieces from youtubers AND then relays them to their crew outside of email? Who the fuck is that guy, and why didnt you use invidious?
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398ce2 No.143430
YouTube embed. Click thumbnail to play.
>>142222
>>142389
>>142827
User Indexing is to be distinguished from federation despite the overlap in goals as well as potential methodology. Federation, loosely defined, implies interoperability between distinct services (via a shared protocol), and often at the server level, as the server / client distinction is still usually being adhered to, often in a hierarchical application which derives authority from the server at hand, as with regular web services. User indexing, as the name suggests, places the emphasis onto indexes - which may be threads or posts in the case of an imageboard, or lists of films and the accompanying metadata in the case of filesharing. Indexes within the Dyna model of that picture are freely accessible and writeable, and no such client / server distinction is implied to exist - ie, any user may technically carry out the full extent of the functions of the network (seeding content, proliferating the DHT, and writing to the indexes). Whereas the authority in a service like Matrix is inherent in the function of the application, the Dyna model of user indexing derives authority from wherever the user shall choose: generally, an index verified by the cryptographic signature of the user's choosing. Federation is distribution *of* services, and UIDX is distribution *within* services. A service may also be both user-indexed and federated.
Now, as I hail from a history of IRC use I can't say I have any strong objections to a text-based service. However, I do feel the need to clarify something on the topic of liability. The content of server A in a federated instance bears no responsibility upon server B, as long as server B makes an effort to avoid hosting the content in question. Likewise, in a user indexing system, if it were for example an imageboard (wherein any thread or any post at all could ideally be blacklisted by any user within the network, whilst retaining the full functionality to access, share and post to threads), the liability would be upon whomever shares the material, assuming that none of the other users decide to host the content - although they could individually restrict images on their end (but CP links can be sent over text too). One thing a proxyless UIDX system (though not federation) would ensure is that anyone sending such material is not able to use the presence of a web server as a buffer between the other users being aware of their identity, and would be subject to their judgement as a result.
>>142760
>You need to focus on how to modify your message to make it sound like a cheaper, more efficient, better system to the current one
I agree, and one could have fun exploring those possibilities alone (and I have - more on that at another date), but it is only one element of this front of the war. PR stunts, smears, and 4th / 5th gen tactics of all kinds should be explored to their fullest extent in order to make quick and effective work of the transition (as is ideally the case with any hybrid warfare). Neural networks will in time make an excellent addition to UIDX / federated platforms and create a force even for Alphabet to reckon with, but before then, they may also serve as another amplifying factor in either the promotion of better technology, or the disruption of legacy services. Even without automation techniques, a small but well-organised cell could accomplish disproportionate amounts of damage in a domain of their choosing. For example, with a single HTTP POST form and a web-facing frontend, I could force 8kun to adopt the use of captchas for every single post, bringing the comfort of user experience down in magnitude. If they refused, then we could fill the board with nonsense and other material within minutes. The mere utterance of this reality is a demonstration of the tactic itself, and as shown, it works to our benefit in any way - thus growing the case for the migration to distributed systems.
We're still at the early point of an accelerating curve anon, there's no slowing down now.
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5746db No.150109
>>140146
Youtube still isn't making money. Don't know about Twitter.
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db840f No.153457
We need to make a SHIT TON of fake accounts
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01a51a No.153623
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01a51a No.153624
Telegram is where most are nowadays btw. Tons of redpill groups there etc.
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01a51a No.153625
>>153624
For some reason russian owned telegram seems to allow freedom atm. But the question is for how long since its most likely also owned by the jewish oligarch sub companies. However Russia lately does seem to allow more freedom than western platforms. Even if they did crackdown on freedom channels on Vk.com lately. So its a ticking clock there as well.
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7b7bbb No.153793
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7d50c3 No.156639
If you want a Freedom of Speech Social Media place then I suggest everyone to join PornHub
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c2dd00 No.156832
>>130673
>>130676
From the little bit that I've read, I was under the impression that Mastadon is truly decentralized. A P2P social network. In that case, how could they possibly police who is using it?
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c2dd00 No.156880
>>156832
Okay so it's not exactly P2P. It's just like an instance of a social network software that can be run from anyone's personal server. That being the case, I don't see how they could possibly police all the indpendent servers…Although the servers are discovered and registered for through joinmastodon.org, so they can make it hard for people to discover your server.
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6d99d4 No.156883
So what happened to Project Odin?”
“‘ The Takeaway:’”
“Administrators at 8kun, the anarchic message board formerly known as 8chan, have been experimenting with blockchain and p2p technologies in an effort to build a website resistant to deplatforming and censorship.”
“They found an ideologically aligned open-source blockchain to piggyback on, but the developers don’t seem keen on protecting 8kun from activist attacks.”
“Ron Watkins, the principal 8kun dev, plans to launch the mysterious Project Odin in an attempt to bolster the publicly accessible and hidden versions of his site.”
https://www.coindesk.com/author/danielcoindesk-com
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d7d950 No.156937
Is it just me or did the moderation on 4chan get a lot worse with Heromoot around. I never got banned before, but now I get banned regularly for the most random shit. I just got banned now for "spamming flooding" when all I did was create one single thread and respond to people commenting on it with arguments/ counterarguments. They also deleted the entire thread.
I guess online communities are basically mod vanity communities unless someone comes up with something better. Powertripping and being unreasonable seems to be human nature
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d83985 No.157689
>>156937
>Powertripping and being unreasonable seems to be human nature
Maybe, but then, that entire site and its staff have been very clearly compromised for years now. What the fuck are you still doing using it?
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