Soupchan - Feel #7494

#7494 3 weeks ago

there's more and more people on the internet, but there's less and less honest and genuine attempts at interaction. people just scroll, rarely do they write a comment and if they do, no one is going to see it cuz it's buried by other dogshit and algorithmic chance. we need more small, tight-knit communities like this one. i spent my teens on this small tech hax0r forum just helping people out with stuff and learning shit, it was awesome. no such place exists anymore, i'd end up on twitter, shitgram, plebbit and other aggregators, i wouldn't be able to leave a mark on a community because i'm one of a million other dipshits trying to say something witty and get upvotes.

#7501

>>7503

3 weeks ago

what was the hacker community if you mind sharing?

#7503

>>7505 >>7532

3 weeks ago

>>7501
it was a forum community in my language centered around technology and hacking, it's dead now. there used to be an archive, but now the domain is also completely dead. it was back in 2011 when i was still in 5-6th grade, i was just learning how to program and i didn't really know how to interact with people 1-on-1 but i really liked helping people out with their tech problems on forums, i'd spend hours every day on it. i'd also make small projects or manage to "hack" some shitty sites using SQL injection and other simple techniques to impress the people there. eventually i did get a "VIP" rank but i wasn't nearly as knowledgeable as people thought and people would be surprised when i tell them i was 12 years old lmao. there were also a bunch of counter-strike 1.6 forums that i frequented and i'd hang out in the mapping section. i kinda miss those years.

#7505 3 weeks ago

>>7503
sounds pretty based. hacking was a lot simpler back then. now you have all the programming languages and libraries have sanitised queries by default and OSes wont even run unknown programs... the fun has ended. now "hacking" is mostly just using LLMs to find exploits and hoping kikes give you access to do it. or tricking people into being scammed (which is lame, imo.)

#7532

>>7535

3 weeks ago

>>7503
did you ever use totse back in those days? what about like shadow server, carders planet, or any of the major sites? was the hacking site you used in english? just wondering if we ever were on any of the same sites. would be a mind fuck if we were talking to each other back then. lmao.

#7535 3 weeks ago edited

>>7532
nah, it was in serbian. none of those sites sound familiar to me, but i was never super deep into the scene or doing actually illegal stuff like carding. mostly i'd just mess around with malware and spread it on different sites.