>ads are unacceptable >tracking is unacceptable >payment is unacceptable So how do you expect the internet to work? Sunshine and rainbows? >hurr everything should be at the expense of the hosts! Ok enjoy your literally nothing internet. (inb4 snarky meme replies about how that would be a good thing, then just stop using the internet nigger)
I mean I pirate everything and I use privacy apps too but I'm not a delusional communist freetard who doesn't know how the world works. Cringe.
>(inb4 snarky meme replies about how that would be a good thing, then just stop using the internet nigger) Literal zero effort bait post Also OP cannot inb4 faggot
Why can't society just not invest billions and trillions into tracking companies and brainwashing ad companies and instead go and give said money to content creators directly in the first place?
Then the content would be free and we wouldnt have to deal with ads or tracking. I mean the necessesary money literally is RIGHT THERE, in the ad industry.
Noah Clark
almost everything is trash that should never have been produced
James Wood
Shut up faggot kys
Because that's not how humanity works. People would rather pay indirectly by being tracked than pay a single dollar. That is the truth.
Jonathan Rogers
ROLL
Aaron Cook
nice trips bro, normies are the coin, let them pay for our internet. roll
Cameron Ward
De roll and de rail and 25 get
Nicholas Kelly
rollingu rollingu
Oliver Robinson
give me the goods
Henry Miller
Rollin
Levi Moore
reroll
Tyler Myers
rolling on whomst to fap to till the mods close this shitty thread
Robert Williams
Rool
David Jenkins
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Henry Adams
please god Mayuri or Rei
David Cox
Roll for Saber
Camden Torres
rolling for Haruhi
Eli Wright
Rool
Xavier Bailey
>So how do you expect the internet to work? Hobbyists doing things for the fun of it. Meanwhile, end users pay ISPs to maintain infrastructure.
Jaxson Rivera
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Isaac Ross
Rollan
Andrew Martin
roll!
Julian Carter
Gib 600 yo vampire loli
Jaxon Martinez
>So how do you expect the internet to work? By dint of dumb people aka who don't know about adblocking, tracking protection and fee apps.
Nolan Brown
Tbf, I prefer JS miners for passive profit from content consumption. Doesent track, opportunity for malvertising is eradicated. I am also pro-payment as long As its pay as you go and the content was fairly priced. Not just a flat $9.99/m suspiciously priced tier.
Cameron Miller
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Alexander Jones
Save me.
Jason Rivera
>>ads are unacceptable >>payment is unacceptable Are you retarded? >>tracking is unacceptable Yes and Internet was perfectly fine before it appeared.
>literally nothing internet. you mean basic html and no cancer? sounds good to me
Ian James
Rawl
Aiden Carter
shit thread give me a cootie
Gabriel Jackson
>ads are unacceptable >tracking is unacceptable ads are unacceptable because they use tracking and other fairly malicious and intrusive methods to catch fraud from the providers serving the ads, things like static product placement, referral links, or sponsored content are all extremely acceptable forms of ads for most people once you get over the concerns of being paid to shill products >payment is unacceptable it's more unacceptable for the provider than it is the consumer, although the success of things like patreon/gofundme/donations/subscription models/whatever have shown that a payment model is perfectly acceptable in some cases
>So how do you expect the internet to work? Sunshine and rainbows? >>hurr everything should be at the expense of the hosts! >Ok enjoy your literally nothing internet. unironically yes, things should be at the expense of the hosts as this is how it works in literally every other industry - you're still running a business whether you like it or not, if the issue is that you're not making enough money then either your monetisation strategy is shit or that your product just isn't worth as much as you think it is (or in some cases it's too costly to get a return on 'investment') and neither of these things are the fault of the consumer the internet would be better if providers went back to providing or self hosting content at cost as a hobby, they dug their own grave by letting google et al tell them that they're entitled to revenue and subsequently got bit when google wanted a bigger cut of the pie
Rolling because this thread deserves to be derailed.
Alexander Roberts
>payment is unacceptable Not hardly. If I wasn't a poor student at the moment, I'd be perfectly willing to pay/donate for quality content. The only reason I'm not doing so at the moment is that I have barely enough money for living expenses.
ads are for normies. Their stupidity will subsidize the internet
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Christian Cooper
I'm a registered sex offender and I'm pissed off as hell that they're still allowed to shame people publically like this while elsewhere ad tracking is considered a violation of human rights.
inb4 moral hurr durr, I actually didn't hurt anyone and my sentence was so overkill I can't begin to explain
Hudson Scott
ALMOST THREE FUCKING HOURS LATER AND NOT A SINGLE JANNIE REPORTED AND DE LE TED THIS FUCKING POST WHAT THE FUCK
Ads should be like the ones in a newspaper. The industry fucked up so hard with all that flash crap, animations, overlays popups etc. Now, they start fucking everything up even more by all that tracking shit. >Why are all my visitors using adblockers hurr durr
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Grayson Foster
I expect people to earn what they get. I also expect companies to leave me alone unless I go to them for something.
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Jack Bell
unless you got done for something benign like indecent exposure (aka pissing in public) you willingly chose to break the law and risk ending up on the sex offenders registry most people don't choose to be tracked nor are they aware of the amount of information is collected, and when leaks inevitably happens it makes identity theft easier which is a problem for everybody
Leo Peterson
>So how do you expect the internet to work? Hosting of the sites I care about can be (and mostly is) done as a personal project, charity or funded by the users. Not too strange since text weighs nothing. For shit that takes a lot of data (streaming etc) there are always torrents. inb4 >muh 4chins Started out as personal project and was way better then.
Tyler Wood
being this brainlet roller coaster
Nicholas Lopez
rolling
Adrian Miller
If sites want to claim responsibility for the ads.
Wyatt Lewis
>you willingly chose to break the law and risk ending up on the sex offenders registry
This is where you're wrong. I dare say over 50% of people who lose lawsuits never intended to break the law. There's also a notable number of people who genuinely didn't know what they did was a crime, since not everything is so black and white you can intuitively know if it's right or wrong. The law rarely has any relevance to good and evil anyway. It's a bunch of bureaucratic codes formed throughout centuries to keep governments rich. Every year new obscure laws keep added and no matter how stupid the "I didn't know it was illegal" argument sounds, it's actually true, your average person barely knows 5% of all the laws. For instance, most people think the age of consent only protects minors from sex, but kissing a minor is also considered child molestation even if you were a 19-year-old guy dating a 17-year-old girl.
>if you break the law you can't complain about the punishment you receive
This is such a childish argument. What you're saying is simply a shallow justification so you could forget the moral dilemma of destroying people's lives. The law should be reviewed objectively from time to time and improved. If we don't, it's like a new religion and out of control. Which it is currently.
And when it comes to online registers, I simply don't get why they exist at all. I mean they're currently for sex offenders only. Why's that? If you kill 50 people your secret is safe as long as you didn't kiss a 17-year-old girl, huh? I can tell our laws have been made with bitter emotions, not sense.
Aiden Edwards
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Blake Gomez
JANNIIIIIEEEEEEEEES!!!!! MOOOOOOOOOOOOODS!!!!!! YOU FUCKING KEKS START MODERATING FOR ONCEEEEEEEEE THIS IS NOT FUCKING TECH NO LO GY RELATED !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
i have nothing against ads as long as they're non-intrusive and don't make you part of some fucking botnet. as i see it an adblocker is, in most cases, legitimate self-defense. if you have non-shit ads be free to tell me so i can whitelist you
William Butler
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Gabriel Davis
rolling for mods to catch syphilis
Colton Scott
ロール
Oliver Russell
Rollin' in cancer thread
Christian Peterson
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Jason Anderson
The world wide web and the internet existed before the ad-jews followed the normies here when the smartphone was released. It will continue to exist in a post-ad world.
Leo Gonzalez
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James Howard
ok
Jeremiah Smith
Rolling.
Austin Barnes
One loli por favor.
Jose Russell
you give me revy back right now negro
Joseph Allen
i'm paying for the internet already don't do stupid shit that bankrupts you
Dylan Reyes
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Colton Myers
>i'm paying for the internet already No you're not, retard.
David Roberts
you can have her, not my type, haven't watched that anime and probably never will,
Ads are not unacceptable when they're just unobtrusive. But the tracking hell that opens all sorts of pop ups, load videos and literally install viruses, those gotta go. Google got where it got by making ads that were not hell.
Lincoln Brooks
great thread
Jacob Brown
>So how do you expect the internet to work? Sunshine and rainbows? Venture capital. What's wrong with random corporations that want to catch up with the world paying for my internet, transportation and food?
Ryder Baker
I really am curious to know what country makes it illegal for a 19 year old to kiss a 17 year old and for it to be considered severe enough molestation that you can end up on the sex offenders registry I don't even think the law is that retarded in the us and they have the most strict age of consent laws of any western nation by far
Hunter Brooks
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Nicholas Young
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Luke Jones
sage rolling anybody remember when noko wasn't the default?