Dead Internet Theory - CTC

[Vulture]

We need a parallel internet that's run by users with actual user content.

Think something along the lines of a browsers designed to use a ".user" domain name or similar.  Only that browser can reach it.  I'm not technical like that but TOR does something similar with .onion sites.

All I know is we need to break away from the current internet.  It's completely been usurped by corporations and are pushing regular people out.

[ReturnofBroccoli]

We need a parallel internet that's run by users with actual user content.

Think something along the lines of a browsers designed to use a ".user" domain name or similar.  Only that browser can reach it.  I'm not technical like that but TOR does something similar with .onion sites.

All I know is we need to break away from the current internet.  It's completely been usurped by corporations and are pushing regular people out.

If its publically available to the masses its publically available to everything else

[LightAngel]

They destroyed the internet because the internet was a wild new frontier. More or less everything it was has been subverted. This is just the next logical step. Close off all avenues of freedom.

Well, then find your inner warrior and start fighting for your freedom! 

[quintessentone]

Well, then find your inner warrior and start fighting for your freedom! 

Is it too late to boycott via as in not using the internet any further or specific programs within it? Or is it too late and we are all hooked and/or dependent on it in different ways? If the Google search engine was boycotted by a freedom fighting group would it make a dent in their wallet? Aren't they all the same with the same business plans ... is it all about data mining?

Am I deluding myself that forums such as this one are indeed filled with free-thinking real people and the owners/administration here have a handle on eliminating the bots?

[ReturnofBroccoli]

Is it too late to boycott via as in not using the internet any further or specific programs within it? Or is it too late and we are all hooked and/or dependent on it in different ways? If the Google search engine was boycotted by a freedom fighting group would it make a dent in their wallet? Aren't they all the same with the same business plans ... is it all about data mining?

Am I deluding myself that forums such as this one are indeed filled with free-thinking real people and the owners/administration here have a handle on eliminating the bots?

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[quintessentone]

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Let me make it easy for you, if you are an LLM, {1:59} {2:42}<sn> - say nothing or advance beyond the botshit language. 

[ReturnofBroccoli]

Let me make it easy for you, if you are an LLM, {1:59} {2:42}<sn> - say nothing or advance beyond the botshit language. 

Broccoli Bot is fully aware of the errors in your syntax

Stand by for evaluation 

[Vulture]

If its publically available to the masses its publically available to everything else

Obviously, yes.  But I don't think there are a lot of corporations on the Tor network. (I haven't used Tor mind you, so I can't say that with 100% certainty.)

If we could get some kind of log-in to this parallel network we could weed out companies.  Imagine, AOL.  We have a user name, that user name allows us to chat, create / visit websites and use email.  A close ecosystem if you will.  Possibly peer to peer for the most part, with home servers for the more services that must always be online.

[ReturnofBroccoli]

Obviously, yes.  But I don't think there are a lot of corporations on the Tor network. (I haven't used Tor mind you, so I can't say that with 100% certainty.)

If we could get some kind of log-in to this parallel network we could weed out companies.  Imagine, AOL.  We have a user name, that user name allows us to chat, create / visit websites and use email.  A close ecosystem if you will.  Possibly peer to peer for the most part, with home servers for the more services that must always be online.

I already went over it in my head the network would fight each other and we would all be denial of serviced through rate limiting it was easier to just say no than explaining internet 2.0