ITT, websites full of pretentious assholes.

>>61850729
>>>/pol/
Reddit

/g/

>>61850744
>dubs
/thread

GitHub

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This. Literally every question is closed for some minute reason.

FOURchinz.

but I wouldn't have it another way.

>>61850729
Internet

>>61850729
every website with a reasonably big userbase

>>61850771
Only in the issues section.
>>61850775
They're pretty shit at filtering out idiots. Bad advice, and a whole lot of unnecessary bickering.
>>61850736
Reddit is weird because in each sub there's this prominent culture of pretentiousness, but then there's also a counter-culture of even more pretentious nonsense skewering in the contrarian direction. Kind of like 4chan really.

>>61850729
Obligatory mention of http://n-gate.com

>>61850729
>waaa i got told off and/or call out on my stupidity on HN

>>61850729
XDA

>>61850729
same people as here, just pretending to be pseudo-intellectuals... + Paul Graham and his little niggers.

>>61850729
YT -- niggers and communists. marxists.
StackOverflow -- niggers close every thread.
XDA -- pajeets.
GitHub -- glorified CV center where every project is started just for the sake of it.
Reddit -- college liberals without any real knowledge about life, work or money.
/g/ -- same niggers just not afraid to say what they think.

>>61850729
Did someone over there make fun of you?

>>61850729
The freebsd forums

>>61851638

>YCombinator
"In MY company (it's called blablabla and has 10,000 elite senior devs, by the way) we use blablabla. I don't want to brag, but we are pretty succesfull with it. Blablabla has really changed the way we think about software."
"Hey I'm the creator of blablabla. Thanks a lot for your praise."

>StackOverflow
"I have this problem, can someone help me?"
"You are hellbanned beyoned recognition because of serveral reasons:
-Duplicate thread exists [here]
-As it currently stands, your question is not a good question for us because we say so.
-You asked for opinions. That's not good since we (as the center of the internet) are absolutely objective.

>XDA
"Dear sirs, I kindly ask you to look at my new App."

>GitHub
"I made a small programm which does count to 100. Every multiple of 3 gets printed as "Fizz", each multiple of 5 gets printed as "Buzz". Please ask me before forking my project.

>Reddit
Normies asking tech questions.

>/g/
The same normies asking tech questions. But they somehow they think they are special snowflakes beacuse of edgy teenage angst racism in most comments.

>>61850736
There's nothing wrong with /pol/, it's probably you. Without /pol/ I would not have known that there are parents pushing that fluid gender bullshit on their kids.

>>61853658

You shouldn't take anything on the internet too seriously. Especially not on 4chan. And ESPECIALLY not on /pol/. It's a bunch of twisted people and you can never be sure if people are trolling, spreading misinformation or are simply utterly disturbed.