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- Thread starter mtil
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Elaine must've gotten their IPs.
Vingle
Bear otter
We did it Reddit!
mtil
Ashley Hutsell Jankowski
what a piece of shit website (cont)
what the fuck does any of this mean? is this the king's english? the couple of times the skibidifarms.st has accidentally appeared on my computer screen either word salad anti-humor shit shows up or gross animal torture and at this point quite frankly i am ready to kill and, if necessary, rape any one this fella sprate header tells me to. if they hate him, he must be good.
what the fuck does any of this mean? is this the king's english? the couple of times the skibidifarms.st has accidentally appeared on my computer screen either word salad anti-humor shit shows up or gross animal torture and at this point quite frankly i am ready to kill and, if necessary, rape any one this fella sprate header tells me to. if they hate him, he must be good.
Boobie Boob
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I'm shocked they hacked 4Chan! Heard of the 4Chan hack a few days back?
I heard about it yesterday.
In theory, their simple, old school site design could have been robust, approaching unhackable even. Unfortunately, it looks like they wrote the bulk of the site 15 or 20 years ago and didn't bother to keep their codebase and programming practices in line with the current. When faced with deprecated methods requiring significant effort to eliminate, they instead chose to run out of date supporting software such as a very old version of PHP. Additionally, shortcuts were taken, such as the use of MD5 as a password hash.
On the upside, 4chan has functionally stayed the same for the past 20 years, which is no doubt a good thing in the eyes of it's users. The maintainers had very little work to do, which made their jobs easy. On the downside, 4chan got hacked and jannies were doxed, and if 4chan wants to come back for real, someone has a lot of work ahead of them.
This, by the way, is why running old, unpatched, Internet facing software is a bad idea. This could happen to any site using software with known vulnerabilities, such as the old version of XenForo used by Kiwi Farms, or (possibly) the version PHP it runs on if it depends on some deprecated function like 4chan did. New security holes are found all the time, as well, which is a big part of why software updates come on the regular.
Vingle
Bear otter
4chan was sold to the owner of 2chan (japanese 4chan), and it hasn't been updated since then. And if you take a glance at every Japanese website, you would see all of them are outdated af. People think Japan is this futuristic utopia, but they are veeery behind in terms of tecnology.
They, like the autistic, don't like change. That's why Yahoo Japan today looks extremely similar to what Yahoo US looked like 20 years ago. Its why my Linux desktop looks and feels like Windows 98.
It doesn't mean you can't do upgrades to the backend that are invisible to the user. You absolutely can, but it takes time and effort.