I hate everything now

God, Ite computers now. I used to like working with them, but now it's just a chore. fuarrrk anyone who likes computers, they're all slaves. fuarrrk technology. We have too many people that we are connected with. I want a farm of my own and a small community of good people and land that stretches to the horizon. Is that too much to ask for, pray tell? I couldn't give half a rat's ass about a compiler, program or goddamned code if I had that. And yet people expect me to hunch over a keyboard and make the most redundant soykaf ever just because they can't be arsed to rtfm and figure it out themselves and I being the greedy flaneur that I am, lap it up for some $$$. God, I hate "career", "work", "job", "competition" and everything else. My life is like kicking dead whales down the beach, everyone's life is like kicking dead whales down the beach, we put them in the drain for five minutes of optimization and the ones after do the same, tell me, tell me, how is this not a joke, not a play? Who are these people who never see, never talk and converse gleefully every second? Put me in the back of a truck and throw me into the jungle, just make sure no one follows after. fuarrrk this gay ass soykaf, I'm fuarrrking done. fuarrrk you, keyboard, fuarrrk you, silion, fuarrrk you, fans, the constant whirr, the gloating idiots that can't click, the idiots who can't see, the retards who keep this soykafshow going, the niggers who can't even breathe for their own sakes. Just fuarrrk em all. I don't care about any of you, just let me leave goddamnit fuarrrk you too for making me upload an image

meatsacks are all I see

>>12321 You have to fight for what you want.

fuarrrk you OP. If you read the manual your post would basically be "" but you just had to write this redundant soykaf out. Your are the real problem, OP!

Yeah. Our data is all in: the internet was a mistake. Turn around, we fucced everything up.

>>12321 OP, although a bit vulgar,, has observed the insanity of current society really well. Here is a very interesting archive which should help you if you really are serious. https://ia802300.us.archive.org/8/items/rofschildv1/IAmARofschildAxeMeAQuestion.html

>>12327 The fuarrrk is this soykaf

>>12324 Can't fight for peace >>12325 If they could edit code they wouldn't deserve my screed's beginning. >>12326 fuarrrk giving technology to people who can't make it themselves - fuarrrk people for teaching me computers, giving me pictures of the moon. >>12327 I read that a few years ago. It is not yet certain if that was a LARP or not -- and it will never be. However, it was written by someone smart and someone who understands what is going on, but is still at the gates, and maybe a few steps in, according to some. There are worse things on the other side, and when you call the dumb niggers "sheeple", it is but generosity. >>12328 Read it and weep

>>12321 >a farm of my own and a small community of good people and land that stretches to the horizon Sub-optimal resource distribution. Going against the laws of the universe with your individualism. Better alternative: 600-story skyscraper covering the whole planet surface, with vast underground fully-automated industrial facilities.

>>12330 And what good would that do, even if ever achieved?

>>12327 These people are insidious and really out for blood, and they have bought their place with blood and know it, and hence enfore their own demise with promises and papers which burn and never last the decade. They know people similar exist in the slave camps and keepthe moat up, making you wade through blood deep enough to drown in. If you think you know something, you've been lied to about it to some degree, and I don't mean this in the all-pervading "truth doesn't exist" manner, which is soykaf.

>>12331 >what good would that do Optimal resource distribution.

burnout. pick up a new hobby for a while and come back to computers when you feel you're ready again

>>12328 >>12329 I ain't readin' that. Not more than the few pages I already did to satisfy curiosity. It scrolls on literally forever and it's obviously a joke. Reads like a high schooler wrote it after first discovering Alex Jones and watching Fight Club. Do people actually think that's a Rothschild? C'mon get outta here. But totally agree with OP--technology is soykafe, internet is terrible, we've obviously yet again built ourselves a prison and didn't notice the shape of the thing until we realized we were on the inside of the bars without a key. The only skills we have surrounding technology amount to skills to more deeply entrench ourselves within the system, become more infatuated and reliant upon it. And we're proud of that for some reason. The master's tools will never dismantle the master's house, etc. I truly feel that it's going to take a totally different skillset than knowing infosec stuff / knowing how to code to get out of this fuarrrking nightmare of triviality and cheap, low-quality artificial experiences and distractions. We're lured into it with the idea of being able to master it, but mastering it just ensures you'll be stuck in it forever.

>>12334 I think sometimes depression and burnout are symptoms of a legitimate and significant cultural problem or incompatibility. Sometimes you might not be meant to overcome burnout. Sometimes your body is telling you an important message. But in our consumerist culture we tend to universally personalize, clinicalize and commoditize these issues. Make them into something that must be held only within the bounds of the self, imagine it doesn't reflect upon our civilization whatsoever, and make a ritual of purchase around it where you pay somebody to 'fix' it for you so you can resume production. Suicide, for instance--is it nobody's fault, the individual's fault, or is it all of our fault together? Tough to put it together after you've been near a couple.

>>12330 That's the dumbest plan possible. The 'laws of the universe' clearly prefer the former. Dunno if you're joking, but a planet-wide metropolis like that wouldn't dissipate heat quickly enough and would cook the planet. Thermodynamics don't add up. I mean not like we aren't already close to doing that anyway, but still--it's fantasy.

>>12337 Solar panels and reflectors on the roof, cooling systems in the living blocks.

>>12321 You should live a primitive lifestyle then start a nationwide bombing campaign