Naw, he's pretty cool. You absolutely are a faggot though.
I thought he was cool, then I figured out he is really no different than the moron majority of the Kiwi Farms userbase, with a touch of reddit cancer.
You've gone on a 72 hour schizo, meth induced sperg out
You're projecting, now go do another line of coke. Best not to get the shakes. You woudn't want to scare the rodents off, would you? They're mighty valuable food items when you're starving and you got no money left.
over some gay nerd shit about 90's modems or whatever the fuck.
@polonium talked of something that was unrealistic, which he had obviously never done. He decided to talk down to me when I told him about how I actually did it, 6 years in the future when things were a little more realistic, and the problems I faced.
@polonium has a real problem with deflection. When he's not giving straightforward arguments, when he's trying to change the subject, when he's putting you down instead of responding constructively, that's you know you're under his skin. Then he lets a few things slip, which, connecting the dots, makes a strong case for him being a Brit. Now consider his age, 45, and how old he would have been in 1998, 19 or 20, ie. college aged, and understanding that the biggest pipes to the Internet particularly back then existed at university. We now have a pretty good idea of where he's getting this bullshit "anyone can host a website on a desktop PC lol". After all, that's exactly how Larry Page and Sergey Brin got Google online in that very year. Now he's seething so hard he's gotta attack any way he can, while still dodging good faith arguments any way he can. It's shitposting gone way wrong and he can't live with that.
Funny how we saw something substantially similar happen between him and ol' Whitey arguing over John Deere and Microsoft.
Obviously you're seething at him about something that has nothing to do with obscure tech details from 30 years ago.
Yeah, it really has nothing to do with the state of Internet connectivity in 1998. It has everything to do with how frustrating it is to engage with someone who you thought was smart, only to get the most unintelligent replies imaginable.
Kiwi Farms was actually much better for this, compared to this site, because the huge audience meant that some percent of them were actually interested and knowledgeable in the things they were posting about.
