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 No.945785>>945829 [Watch Thread][Show All Posts]

After all these years of spening on imageboards I still do not have some sort of livechat/room that makes my loneliness easier for me.

My options are:

- discord, I'd rather cut my dick

- irc is a no, because even if a network allows tor it usually bans half of the nodes

- matrix is still immature and there is no command line client which has encryption baked in

The closest I've come to what I was looking for is #salt on i2p but i2pd stopped working a few weeks ago and I still haven't looked into it.

My question and what I would like to be the general theme for this thread is:

How come a community of privacy counscious people who are bent on bettering themselves hasn't emerged ?

If I'm missing something, don't hesitate to correct me.

 No.945799

Its just that the demand is not high enough and people prefer convenience over freedom


 No.945806>>945814 >>945956

People are shit and online friends are not real friends. The only way to deal with loneliness is to get busy. Get a job, get a hobby, focus on mastery of your field. Everything else is a waste of time and a distration from reality.


 No.945814>>945829

>>945806

I already do that except for mastering my field. I don't feel like it's worth it in the general sense.


 No.945829>>945845 >>945953

>>945785 (OP)

You have to go out and make real friends, or at least meet people in real life. It's hard and you will have to compromise but it's worth it.

Any hobby that has a social aspect (sports, dancing, performing music, theatre, improv, etc.) and isn't too nerdy (assuming you would like to meet girls). According to >>945814 you have a job so that isn't an issue.

As for privacy oriented, this is a niche thing that will be hard to form a community around, I would suggest just spending a limited amount of time on this and not making it a central part of your life. That's what I do for politics. Don't make it an excuse for avoiding interacting with normies.


 No.945845

>>945829

>It's hard and you will have to compromise but it's worth it.

t. slack-jawed normalfag


 No.945930>>945945

Just reprogram yourself to not feel lonely.


 No.945945>>945960

>>945930

Can we reprogram ourselves for love?


 No.945953>>945985 >>946001 >>946017

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>>945829

>You have to go out and make real friends, or at least meet people in real life.

This is getting increasingly harder without giving in to social networks. Even if you manage to meet someone they'll try to "befriend" you on-line. If you refuse you'll be that weird creepy mysterious bloke that everyone avoids, unless they really need you for your skills.

>Any hobby that has a social aspect (sports, dancing, performing music, theatre, improv, etc.) and isn't too nerdy (assuming you would like to meet girls).

That only works if you have the right type of personality. I find doing those activities extremely energy draining. The best thing to do is to just get very good at whatever your hobby is. People will eventually come to you, although it's best to be cautious at first so to not get exploited for your knowledge. I'm still waiting for someone to build some shit together with. The most fucked thing is I'm third year in electrical engineering and still haven't really befriended anyone. Fuckers are doing everything except engineering.


 No.945956

>>945806

This man is enlightened. It really is the key. Once you master your subject, interesting people will find their way to you.


 No.945957

The real quesiton here is why the fuck is honey being poured on that blue cheese? What the literal fuck


 No.945960>>945966

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>>945945

You reprogram yourself to whatever you want anon. It's magic.


 No.945966

>>945960

>muh autosuggestion

not magic tbh


 No.945985>>946013

>>945953

>This is getting increasingly harder without giving in to social networks.

I occasionally meet people who don't use social media, it's not such a big deal. But I'm 35 and hang out with mostly 25 - 40 year olds, maybe it's harder when you are in college.

>That only works if you have the right type of personality. I find doing those activities extremely energy draining.

This is normal, like going to the gym is tiring. The more you socialize, the more natural it will feel. And you will get better at identifying the kind of people you like to spend time with.

>The best thing to do is to just get very good at whatever your hobby is

There may be some truth to this, but it also sounds like "if your only tool is a hammer" reasoning. You enjoy certain (not very social) hobbies, and don't enjoy more social hobbies. You want to use the hobbies you enjoy as a means to meeting people, but this may not be as effective as doing things outside your comfort zone.


 No.946001

>>945953

I understand where you're coming from and I've grown to realize that image boards are hyper destructive to your socializing. You don't bond with people here you just use them and move on never knowing them beyond 1 post at a time. It means the hours you used to spend on social sites where you would meet companions doesn't exist here. It's basically impossible to make friends on image boards.

I would recommend you compromise if your loneliness is getting this bad. Lower your security level a bit and use IRC or Discord or whatever it is you think will give you the best chance to make some online friends. You can then ditch the platform for a more secure way to communicate.

>>945953

I have a weird problem in that my hobbies are /tg/ related. The others who also like it at often Chris-chan tier spergs. If I do my hobby I'm surrounded by people I find to be scummy and.. dregs of society. But my interests just aren't high quality people interests and my physical limitations prevent me from playing sports (not fat before you say lose weight fatty).


 No.946013

>>945985

This is the problem with your type of person. Like your opinion matters on every subject since you have shared your simplistic idealistic opinion on one question. Thank you prof. Know It All for enlightening us all with your divine knowledge.


 No.946017

>>945953

If someone doesn't contact you after revealing you don't have social media it is a good filter. Try to join a tech club and find people with the same secondary interests such as someone that's also into urban exploring that you can shit post about tech with as well.


 No.946022>>946487

theres telegram


 No.946040

don't socialize


 No.946487

>>946022

>glownigger honeypot, but targeted for russians

+15 roubles, shill




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