8chan refugee safe space - safe space no h8 plz

Imagine if a bunch of fatherless, ingrate, ill-disciplined toddlers ran into your home, begging for refuge from the cold, dark street.

Mr Tickles would torture and kill every last one of them for funsies. This is not a nice place.
 
  • Autistic
  • Like
Reactions: VonSexyman and PonelessBizza
Even Odder said:
People need to start calling to know wtf is going on here.

Also I'm all for a refugee board for them... As long as we have a fucking wall around it
Click to expand...

Just give Brennan a board and be done with it.
 
Any update on when 8chan will be back on normieweb, where it's at on the Dark Net or where the non-fed posters set up an interim base of ops?

The ones I've found so far, endchan, kissu, bunkerchan, smuglo, etc are all either ghost towns or on life support.

And the Zeronet & TOR addresses I have no longer work.

Also, anyone have references to the pdf libraries & various archives that are prime targets for memory-holing?

Boards like /killcen/ & others like it.
 
Looks like Ron/Jim are still working on their new experimental Tor alternative.

Odin – Is It Wet Yet?

isitwetyet.com isitwetyet.com

It's basically a spin-off of this Tor alternative by name. Also, I heard that ever since Epik refused service to 8chan/kun they instead mitigate DDoS attacks by themselves. From another source, it said that 8kun owners made their own clearnet domain host and DDoS protection. But when I did a WHOIS lookup, it said they're using Eranet International Unlimited - the same hosting service that the Daily Stormer used under .name after Charlottesville that worked for them for about a year until the second shosh happened following El Paso when they moved from .name to .su.
 
  • Like
Reactions: Fireman Sam
SigSauer said:
Looks like Ron/Jim are still working on their new experimental Tor alternative.

Odin – Is It Wet Yet?

isitwetyet.com isitwetyet.com

It's basically a spin-off of this Tor alternative by name. Also, I heard that ever since Epik refused service to 8chan/kun they instead mitigate DDoS attacks by themselves. From another source, it said that 8kun owners made their own clearnet domain host and DDoS protection. But when I did a WHOIS lookup, it said they're using Eranet International Unlimited - the same hosting service that the Daily Stormer used under .name after Charlottesville that worked for them for about a year until the second shosh happened following El Paso when they moved from .name to .su.
Click to expand...
Damn, nig... The last post on this thread was in October last year.
8kun is still up as 8kun.top, but why anyone would want to go to that dead board is beyond me.
Their most active board is /pnd/ (basically /pol/ just without the name) and it has a max userbase of about 800ISPs. So there's people still going there, but the posting speed is very slow. Everyone who hasn't been living under a rock has ditched 8chan completely, most of them only joined it because of gaymergate, fuck me that's going back a bit come to think of it.
4chan is still shit, but 8kun is offering no alternative to that.
It's a very broken, and generally unsecure site. And the fact you can't really make your own board sort of defeats the purpose of it completely
Those who used frequent 8chan and aren't total faggots can easily assimilate here, people are generally very inwardly friendly here from my experience, as long as people aren't constantly saying "I uSeD tO bE oN 8ChAn LOL!" because funnily enough, this place doesn't seem to be a complete self assuring echo chamber.

Having to go through all that tor shit and trusting entirely in something that's essentially a tor alternative sounds like a fucking LARP to pretend people are on some sort of "secret internet club".
Interesting that Jim isn't just giving up on this, I never really stopped to consider what he was up to these days. It's like he's so desperately trying to stay relevant because 8chan essentially gave him the popularity and attention he craved, the whole power and commanding aspect you get from being an admin of some fairly popular site was what he was ultimately seeking as far as I am aware.
 
  • Agree
  • Feels
Reactions: AsianChris and SigSauer
Fireman Sam said:
Damn, nig... The last post on this thread was in October last year.
8kun is still up as 8kun.top, but why anyone would want to go to that dead board is beyond me.
Their most active board is /pnd/ (basically /pol/ just without the name) and it has a max userbase of about 800ISPs. So there's people still going there, but the posting speed is very slow. Everyone who hasn't been living under a rock has ditched 8chan completely, most of them only joined it because of gaymergate, fuck me that's going back a bit come to think of it.
4chan is still shit, but 8kun is offering no alternative to that.
It's a very broken, and generally unsecure site. And the fact you can't really make your own board sort of defeats the purpose of it completely
Those who used frequent 8chan and aren't total faggots can easily assimilate here, people are generally very inwardly friendly here from my experience, as long as people aren't constantly saying "I uSeD tO bE oN 8ChAn LOL!" because funnily enough, this place doesn't seem to be a complete self assuring echo chamber.

Having to go through all that tor shit and trusting entirely in something that's essentially a tor alternative sounds like a fucking LARP to pretend people are on some sort of "secret internet club".
Interesting that Jim isn't just giving up on this, I never really stopped to consider what he was up to these days. It's like he's so desperately trying to stay relevant because 8chan essentially gave him the popularity and attention he craved, the whole power and commanding aspect you get from being an admin of some fairly popular site was what he was ultimately seeking as far as I am aware.
Click to expand...
Personally, I support Ron and Jim Watkins. I've been following Project Odin pretty carefully, and it seems they're trying to reclaim the internet for everybody. I don't think many free speech advocates have been vocal enough on this mainly for ideological reasons. The truth is that white nationalists have been fighting vigorously for internet freedom since at least 2017. But each site handled it a bit differently. The Daily Stormer simply jumped from web host to web host until they finally found one that sticked and used a 1A friendly DDoS protection service that's now owned by Rob Monster, Stormfront responded by taking it to court (and winning) while 8chan tried the same methods that the Daily Stormer used, failed, so they created their own everything to keep it up. Zeronet is a honeypot, which was proved to be accurate by the Daily Beast after the IP addresses of 08chan users was leaked, and Tor can be used the same way in that the FBI can collect user’s IP addresses and VPN services in hidden service takedowns on Tor. Lokinet from the last I heard is still under development in it's early stages, so it's susceptible to attack, but otherwise the developers of Lokinet are ideologically aligned with the owners of 8kun. Also, the Daily Stormer had to use custom exit nodes, because either Tor or some left-wing activists were cutting them off IIRC. I remember reading this on Weev's Gab before it got banned. And not only that, but even Tor websites aren't immune to DDoS attacks, as we saw with 8chan moving there.
 
Last edited:
  • Like
Reactions: Fireman Sam
SigSauer said:
Personally, I support Ron and Jim Watkins. I've been following Project Odin pretty carefully, and it seems they're trying to reclaim the internet for everybody. I don't think many free speech advocates have been vocal enough on this mainly for ideological reasons. The truth is that white nationalists have been fighting vigorously for internet freedom since at least 2017. But each site handled it a bit differently. The Daily Stormer simply jumped from web host to web host until they finally found one that sticked and used a 1A friendly DDoS protection service that's now owned by Rob Monster, Stormfront responded by taking it to court (and winning) while 8chan tried the same methods that the Daily Stormer used, failed, so they created their own everything to keep it up. Zeronet is a honeypot, which was proved to be accurate by the Daily Beast after the IP addresses of 08chan users was leaked, and Tor can be used the same way in that the FBI can collect user’s IP addresses and VPN services in hidden service takedowns on Tor. Lokinet from the last I heard is still under development in it's early stages, so it's susceptible to attack, but otherwise the developers of Lokinet are ideologically aligned with the owners of 8kun.
Click to expand...
Free speech should be protected, no one is arguing against this. So any project that would actually gain traction and would work securely is good... One of my initial concerns regarding projects like Zeronet was that they were honeypots or simply insecure for their use. I had minor concerns about functionality. Zeronet turned out to be a honeypot, my instincts told me to stay well away from it at any rate. The issue is a lot of these projects essentially were shared around completely anonymously on anonymous boards where no one knows who anyone is, this alone should have made people wary about Zeronet. I recall it was shilled hard on places like /pol/, hardly the most trusting of places.
One of the things people would have to consider is that with things like Project Odin, even if they worked without a hitch tomorrow, who are the people who would fundamentally use these services? Will it turn into an echochamber scenario where yes, you are essentially allowed to say whatever it is you want to say, but you are strictly cordoned off to this particular part of the internet or board. You can speak among likeminded individuals if you are a white nationalist or whatever, but whatever ideas you collaborate with risk being stuck on these particular networks.
I have not been following Project Odin so I don't really have any grounds to stand on here, I'm not a white nationalist either, but I'd be lying if I said I haven't felt the increasing tightness on internet control since about 2015. So I'm in agreement with you there, internet free speech is fundamentally something to work towards. And if it provides a home to all 8chanfags then so be it also.
 
  • Agree
Reactions: SigSauer
Fireman Sam said:
Free speech should be protected, no one is arguing against this. So any project that would actually gain traction and would work securely is good... One of my initial concerns regarding projects like Zeronet was that they were honeypots or simply insecure for their use. I had minor concerns about functionality. Zeronet turned out to be a honeypot, my instincts told me to stay well away from it at any rate. The issue is a lot of these projects essentially were shared around completely anonymously on anonymous boards where no one knows who anyone is, this alone should have made people wary about Zeronet. I recall it was shilled hard on places like /pol/, hardly the most trusting of places.
One of the things people would have to consider is that with things like Project Odin, even if they worked without a hitch tomorrow, who are the people who would fundamentally use these services? Will it turn into an echochamber scenario where yes, you are essentially allowed to say whatever it is you want to say, but you are strictly cordoned off to this particular part of the internet or board. You can speak among likeminded individuals if you are a white nationalist or whatever, but whatever ideas you collaborate with risk being stuck on these particular networks.
I have not been following Project Odin so I don't really have any grounds to stand on here, I'm not a white nationalist either, but I'd be lying if I said I haven't felt the increasing tightness on internet control since about 2015. So I'm in agreement with you there, internet free speech is fundamentally something to work towards. And if it provides a home to all 8chanfags then so be it also.
Click to expand...
Not only that, but the owners of Tor in the Tor Project are all shitlib anyway. They denounced the Daily Stormer and cut off the nodes that kept the website up so they had to use their own ones IIRC. And like I said before, 8chan's website got DDoS'd on there, so I'm wondering if this Odin project can withstand prolonged attacks by activists.
 
  • Agree
Reactions: Fireman Sam
Shoj said:
Don't be a sped, be nice to Null, and keep your tism to a minimum
Click to expand...
Basically this. Read more than you write. If you feel like being a goofy chimp do it in TSIC, that's the funzone. Most of the rest of the farms are SRS BUSINESS, and if you're being disengenuous or stupid in those discussion threads you're painting a target on your head.
And this is a totalitarian dictatorship, Dear Leader can kill you if you try to piss in his cheerios off and nobody will weep for you. I've seen tenured cwcki oldfags go down that way as recently as last year for one shitty profile message that was asking for it.

Also don't participate in any autism fueled revolution attempts. Like, you can come back from it, but its really not worth it.
 
SigSauer said:
The Daily Stormer simply jumped from web host to web host until they finally found one that sticked and used a 1A friendly DDoS protection service that's now owned by Rob Monster,
Click to expand...
This rather ironic given recent events. I wonder if Epic will start going back on some of the sites they host now that theyve expelled 9chan. Daily Stormer draws alot of attention and journos love writing stories to put pressure over things like this.
 
You must log in or register to reply here.
Back