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The new layout has a lot of empty space and buttons that are far too large for no discernible reason.

"Minimalistic" modern UIs like this are awful on everything other than mobile phones.

Huh?

I think certain users make way too many posts in quick succession in certain threads. Guess which thread?

With every game I stopped playing, it was due to boredom or instability (crashing, freezing, stuttering, etc.), not an inability to beat it. If I find something extremely difficult then I keep going at it until I do it, no matter how long it takes. I might adapt with different builds and approaches to make it easier, but I eventually succeed. Most of the time I don't actually need many attempts in the first place, so that helps.

Turns out you do significantly better in games when you're not pissed off at them. If I feel like smashing my keyboard or something, then I'll likely play worse than when I'm just calm and focused. It's really tempting to just destroy shit nearby sometimes, but the awareness that it's relatively expensive tech is a limiter on that thought.

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It and the 2016 US presidential elections changed the internet for the worse, culturally.

Before then, people online mainly focused on entertainment (producing it or engaging with it) and the niches their interests fitted. There was substantially less desire from the general internet user to broadcast their input on every topic imaginable, or initiate childish virtual wars against interests/topics/subjects they had no interest in.

After, people instead focused their attention on drama, irony-worship, virtue signalling, politics and tribalism. Every day I lament what meta-irony and politics have done to the internet. Discourse, creativity, entertainment, knowledge and rationality have all regressed with their incursion.

I wouldn't say dreams have any particular depth or meaning to be gleaned from them, but they usually do pertain to what you've seen or engaged in, whether long in the past or on a daily basis. So, it just means you watch those channels, and your dream aimlessly took on a violent tone.

Drama, culture-wars and irrelevant virtual political trite driving off good-natured, impartial contributors and creators once again. I hope to see a return to form for the internet soon, maybe when the more impulsive parties using it finally burn out on their tribalism and pettiness.

I wouldn't let them drive you out though; that's what these drama queens want. They drive people out of every site by being completely insufferable until there's nowhere left to just post about your interests. It's best when people leave the sites they frequent when they finally get bored of them (if ever), not because childish pricks caused them to become disillusioned with it.

"Most of"? You linked a few isolated accounts over the course of many years. Unless you think that their modern populace of social networking diaspora and underage teenagers have more than 50% of them locating people, then you can find instances of that on nearly every social website. A good portion of those links are related to its political board, which has by far the most traffic on the website, so it's also going to be overrepresented because that board is usually the entry-point for a sea of idiots attracted to the most overrepresented and unintelligent interest out there (politics).

Creatively, they're bankrupt. Whatever unique traits or niche that website had was lost the moment Poole left, which is why the fourteen-year-olds who encompass the majority of its posting base nowadays know absolutely nothing about it. You tell them the website was created nearly two decades as an otaku hangout for SomethingAwful refugees and they'd be dumbfounded, because most of them are Discord/Twitter users whose "interests" consist of spamming tired buzzwords and derailing threads with irrelevant political tangents about whatever flavour-of-the-month boogeyman the microcephalic chimpanzees manufactured in their addled, empty head. The notion that it was created for something other than the childish drama they spend the entirety of their day fixated on would be lost to them. Hell, most of them can barely have the literacy to read anything more than a single sentence. In fact, the remainder of the original posters that may still hang around on boards like /a/ or /jp/ loathe them for being tantamount to a malignant cancer that never bothered to integrate or lurk… unless said posters alrady grew disillusioned to the point where they left for more obscure image boards with an at least nominally higher degree of quality control.

There is no difference between 4chan and websites like Discord, Instagram, Twitter and YouTube at this point. The overlap in userbase on the most frequented boards with those websites is nearly one-to-one, and the quality is about the same (or worse, if you can believe it). There's no misconception or undeserved ire at this point, its just another virtual drama hive, like nearly every other high traffic website.

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Even more bots. I've noticed that nearly all of them are from South Asia, specifically India.

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Three of them in a short period of time, they're like weeds.

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