to be fair im sure not all boards are like that, like im sure the pokemon and 3d printing ones are okay. any of them to do with gaming are terrible. it's a mixed bag. and certainly not something the government should be banning. but i choose not to use my time to visit it, thats for sure
In post 26, popsofctown wrote:Yeah but can't you make it inconvenient enough that far fewer people bother?
Y'know the same way stopping music piracy would require radically restructuring the internet, except bonking one or two of the most popular has been enough to dramatically cut it.
Don't discount the convenience of streaming on this one
In post 33, chamber wrote:I have to admit that my first instinct is that de-anonymizing the internet is a horrible idea. But I'd need to give it more thought and actually do research before settling on that. I'm just making comments about the technical feasibility. Its not remotely simple.
It's never been anynomous. Every device on the internet has a unique address. The anyononimity is strictly a social construct.
In post 31, chamber wrote:Cloudflare is a CDN. You blatantly have no idea what you are talking about.
Can you talk to me about why a CDN isn't responsible for what it hosts? The only issue I can think of is that it hampers their performance, which I'm not going to cry over any time soon.
In post 41, Gamma Emerald wrote:This may make sense but I've seen less awful communities doing migrations due to platform changes (specifically stuff like the effects of the tumblr NSFW and art ban) and I'm pretty sure they'd stick together, and that is amplified by knowing some of the shit 4chan and co. have gotten up to (I'm 12 and what is this, anybody?) and I don't see it shaking out well.
In post 31, chamber wrote:Cloudflare is a CDN. You blatantly have no idea what you are talking about.
Can you talk to me about why a CDN isn't responsible for what it hosts? The only issue I can think of is that it hampers their performance, which I'm not going to cry over any time soon.
CDN's are really close to just being common carries. So for the same reason you can't sue the ISP for serving the content.