>1000 years from now someone will use an archive to find this site and read all the posts and threads we made about vidya
Someone post usenet vidya
dumb frogposter
>Aliens reading the /v/ archive and desperately trying to understand what everyone was so angry about all the time.
>>339102342
>people will still be around 1000 years from now
>>339102342
>technological archives being stored in western nations over run by Mexicans and Muslims
Ok buddy sure
>>339102472
>4chan will still be 'round 1000 years from now
>>339102558
>some anons will still be shitposting from the afterlife
wew
>1000 years from now
>aliens frogposting
>>339102472
>dumb frog posting will still be around 1000 years from now
>>339102638
>not humanposting
In 1000 years all technology detailing the past will be considered haram by mudslime overlords
>>339102638
sauce
How much longer do you think 4chan will be around for?
>>339102762
http://iqdb.org/?url=http%3A%2F%2Fi.4cdn.org%2Fv%2F1464400326243.jpg
Faggot
>>339102342
>Implying future internet won't just be super propaganded networks with national ISPs monitoring everything, in every single country.
>>339102342
>1000 years from now you won't exist anymore
>>339102342
>implying half these threads are really even vidya
>>339102342
Probably not. Do you read useless shit you stumble across in old archives? At best you skim through it.
The amount of information that grows and complied over generations and generations, it will eventually become a miracle if people stumble across over posts, and if they do, they probably won't read it.
>>339102342
>people won't have moved on from the internet in 1000 years
To whoever is reading this 1000 years from now. Asuka a shit.
>>339102342
>Aliens will interpret LOSS images as some ancient hieroglyphics.
How does this make you feel?
If you think we can sustain our current consumption of data for 1000 more years you need to rethink things.
>>339102868
Feels comfy. We aren't meant to live forever and there simply comes a time when death is a release.
>>339102867
Probably will be the case. The internet is only 25 years old, we live in the wild west times.
Like everything else, it will eventually be controlled and cut down. People will look back thinking how cool the wild west internet must of been, even though it was for the best for it be regulated.
Someone post old usenet screencaps
More poeple need to know nothing has changed
>>339102868
>1000 years from now Starbound might actually be finished
>>339102342
I doubt they'd read any large amount of posts. They'd probably write a program that condenses it into the most common and talked about topics/threads. Archiving every HE thread would be a waste.
>>339102342
humans will run out of resources and kill each other over the last remaining drops of oil and last remaining grams of precious metals before another millennium passes. archive web servers will lose power and hard drives will be degraded by exposure to the elements. everything humanity has achieved will be be forgotten. if the existence of everything was measured on a clock all of human existence would not even be a nanosecond.
>>339103019
I guess you can say that they'll be at a loss for words.
Unlikely. People can barely access computers from the 60s. There is no way someone will be able to interface with a computer from today, 1000 years into the future.
>>339102762
>Not knowing potato house
People have been shitposting for 1000s of years. Humans don't change that much.
In the year 3016 kids will be taught how 1000 years ago Sony took its first steps toward world domination with the PS4 and brought the new world order.
>>339103356
hardware interface doesn't matter if stored information is passed from one method of data storage to the next like when hospitals and libraries spent years scanning documents, newspapers, and books into computers.
>>339103535
Saved
I wonder what will happen when we are wiped out. The universe just existing, with nothing to acknowledge it.
Or maybe life is a very common thing and evolves extremely fast, in the time frame of the universe. Just to our perception, it seems like chance since our lifeframe is all we see.
>>339102868
>Tfw not in the glorious age of human augmentations and bio-mechanical organisms, where you could easily live for a hundred years or so and have sick-ass robot organs or robot limbs
The cyber-punk dream of the 90's has never left my soul. Thankfully Deus Ex is a thing, but that golden dream is so far away.
>>339103567
Who is going to save 4chan posts? 4chan is struggling to save its own posts right now.
>>339103449
>Weep you girls. My penis has given you up. Now it penetrates men's behinds.
Even robots in that day and age were either fucking traps or acknowledging their faggotry.
>>339102762
here you go friendo, just flip it and you're all good
>>339103538
This is an EPIC post
>>339103153
>The internet is only 25 years old, we live in the wild west times
This.
P2P won't last, piracy is growing every year, at some point there is gotta be some UN worldwide shit that makes it illegal to not only seed, but leech proprietary content through P2P. Then they will extend that to any other protocol, and the few that persist will fall back to exchanging MP3 songs hidden in steganographied images.
Then there will be this thing where your online behavior affects your credit score or other shit. They already have that in China I think.
Then it will become possible to sue someone over something written over the internet, etc.
I don't see any end to the SFW bubble philosophy, and its been trying to control internet for a few years. In 2005 you had none of that shit.
>>339103727
the nsa of course. the utah data center alone stores information on the scale of exabytes and its already 2 years old.
>>339103449
Cave paintings were nothing more than ancient shitposts, weren't they? Really makes you step back and think
>>339102342
yup, you and the rest of the disgraceful neckniggers are fucked to a life of eternal shame and cuckery.
>>339103292
fucking carloss
>>339103727
>not knowing about the archives
>>339103878
And the US government is going to pay to have all that data converted into whatever format they come up with in 50 years time when half the people who wrote it are dead?
do you think evolved humans 1000 years from now will still shitpost?
I say yes.
>>339102342
it's already happening. i'm from the year 3121
>>339102342
I've been wondering this for a while now, what exactly is the background in this picture supposed to be? Most close-up Pepe images just have a generic background consisting of a flat colour or something but this one is weird.
>>339103956
Even those are going down a lot recently
>>339102342
>99% of human knowledge stored on digital devices
>Global EMP event occurs rendering everything useless
>Civilization restarts
Good luck frogfriend.
>>339102472
Easter?
>>339103850
>Then there will be this thing where your online behavior affects your credit score or other shit. They already have that in China I think.
Yup.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lHcTKWiZ8sI
>>339103449
>below a drawing of a man with a large nose
Oy vey
>>339103956
You mean those archvies that exist for a few days, the ones which haven't been updated for years or the ones that keep changing hosts under all the strain and lack of funding?
>>339103850
>at some point there is gotta be some UN worldwide shit that makes it illegal to not only seed, but leech proprietary content through P2P.
that will never happen unless every country develops their own version of hollywood that creates content worth protecting and furthermore getting every country on earth to agree to anything is impossible. there will always be data havens and information anarchists.
>>339102458
I'll answer that for them, being human.
>>339102472
What did he mean by that?
It's weird, I don't look forward to dying but I look forward to being dead
>>339104189
I want to live forever.
>>339104032
I never noticed that. I think I assumed it was cave or something but now that Im actually look at it, what the hell?
>>339102342
Hey dude from the future, if you're reading this
F U C K O F F
>>339102342
Then they'll wonder why people were given warnings and ban-hammerings for posting on-topic posts/threads, and come to the realization that the moderators of /v/ were even dumber retards than the userbase.
>>339104000
>And the US government is going to pay to have all that data converted into whatever format they come up with in 50 years
sure. all data from 50 years ago is already backed up now and data today will be backed up 50 years from now, especially as storage methods become cheaper, more efficient, and reliable. old sensitive data is already stored underground in salt mines.
In the vein of >>339104354, post your messages to the future.
I wonder if we're really living in a computer simulation. Is anyone watching this?
>>339103000
>Thanks to their advanced technology, an alien civilization thousands of years from now will finally be able to come to the conclusion that all Eva girls are shit.
>>339104189
There is nothing to look forward to. It just is.
Its not peaceful or pleasant, its just nothing.
>>339104497
Yeah and I look forward to that
>>339104280
you think you do, but you don't
>>339103697
>1,000 yrs
>Most words extinct
I expect some of the new words would have roots in the old.
>>339104546
You can't because there is nothing to look forward to.
>>339104495
And they will be right.
>>339104410
That's shit like tax records and death certificates. Not people's personal correspondence or transcripts of phone calls. Governments are always trying to cut corners and let shit slip by. Why keep innocuous information on dead men?
Mom, Dad. I'm CIA
>>339103449
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>>339104068
Jesus fucking christ
why is no one talking about this?
>>339102342
>various 4chan archives have died during this site's lifetime
>believing any 4chan archive will survive after this site dies
You're funny.
>1000 years from now
>everyone is a nigger and mudslime because rich fags won't have babies
Glad I won't be around I guess.
>>339104598
I know I can't appreciate being dead when I'm dead, but as I'm speaking and I'm alive, I, in my current alive form, look forward to being dead
>>339104660
>Why keep innocuous information on dead men?
at this point in time the question is more why not? storage space is so vast today the attitude is to keep everything and worry about it later instead of keep only the essentials and worry about it later, especially things as simple as text communications.
>>339104497
>>339104598
Wittgenstein pls go. You fear nonexistence and that's fine. But my life has been absolute hell and suffering for the past 33 years. Death is a release from that. No more pain, no suffering and no more existing which makes me relieved.
>>339103697
I can't remember where the quote is from but it was something about life being the result of the universe wanting to be observed. I think it is a nice sentiment.
>>339102458
>aliens wondering why we worshiped the smug frog and hairy men in fedoras
>>339104003
Of course. Shitposting is a basic human instinct as a reaction to realizing our own mortality. We long to have a written record that will last after we are gone of what a bunch of dicks we were.
>>339103153
>wild west times
Too bad those died in 2007.
>>339104851
I don't know but its truly scary shit.
>>339104424
My name is Greg and I fingered my asshole as a kid.
>>339103697
the universe will collapse on itself and another big bang will happen and we start all over again.
life being common is a given but we'll never be aware of it because the universe's fail safe is distance and time. the next closest galaxy is cma dwarf and is 25,000 light years away. even if some civilization were to invent ftl travel (and survive it) they would still have to be essentially immortal and pick the right direction to go looking for something.
>>339105347
The internet is still in the last stages of the wild west era. You can see censorship and regulation slowly slinking its way through but it hasn't taken complete hold yet.
>>339104610
>>339104495
>>339103000
Misato best girl.
>>339102342
Just like how I can use an archive for this site from 2 years ago, right?
>>339104851
Because China has so many fucking problems, that's just one among many.
>>339105393
>>339104851
Asians already have that "passively avoid outsiders" mentality, deep within how they interact with others, so it's not that surprising.
>>339103697
>>339104590
Yeah, I don't get this part. We're still using words from 1000 years ago now, some parts of the world use the same language in fact.
>>339105519
>the universe's fail safe is distance and time
Wording it that way makes it seem like we aren't suppose to know or be able to confirm other life for some reason.
>>339103538
and yet it still has no games
>humans alive 50 years from now
>>339105797
>>339104590
Not really.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8fxy6ZaMOq8
See how far back you can go back before English is gibberish to you.
In 1000 years the languages will be completely different.
>>339105816
There is also the problem of time dilatation that many uneducated ideas about the future and space exploration neglect.
If you don't fly fast enough, you can't go far away. If you fly too fast, the time dilatation makes it impossible to return to your normal life. A guy that flies in a ship near the speed of the light will return a year later to earth and everyone he knew will be dead. That implies having people on Earth managing your mission, having people not yet born that will be hired to welcome you back. If we ever reach that level of technology, our very own nature as 3rd dimensional creatures (rather than 4th, traveling through time as we move through space) will be a limitation.
>>339106025
Yes, this is how Sony saved the world from its downfall. Youth were all absorbed in those video games and no longer doing any work -- nor even reproducing. This became quite a problem around 2200, but Sony changed everything after taking over.
>>339102852
>think potato house's art looks great
>literally only does futa on male
Why.
>>339105816
look at this way: no one civilization will ever be able to ruin the universe for everyone else. everyone is contained is their own neighborhoods. of course the bad part is there will never be sharing of what could be life changing information, but that's the price we pay.
>>339106156
Thats insane man.
I really wish I could see in the future solely to see how crazy our technological advancements go.
>>339106383
Very interesting concept. It really isn't a far fetched idea of other civilizations are out there evolving just as fast as us.
>>339106062
Well, I think I could actually work with the one from 1350 so I guess 650 years isn't that bad really, but you also have to take into account that that's just one language and it was before the information age. I just doubt it'll change so drastically in just 1000 years to the point of being completely incomprehensible.
>>339106630
> It really isn't a far fetched idea of other civilizations are out there evolving just as fast as us.
it's a given. just think about how absolutely vast the universe is. for the human mind its effectively infinite. the kepler telescope has already found dozens of goldilocks exoplanets and that's just in the minuscule fraction of space we can see into with out meager technology.
>it's statistically probable that their is a planet out there right now with life on it, playing better vidya than us
