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I've heard a lot about the "deep web" and I've always been curious about it. Never had the balls to download TOR and browse the Wiki though.
I'm not going to post the picture with the levels of the web, because 70% of the picture is bullshit (Location of Atlantis etc.) But I know the 30% consists of some incredibly weird stuff, including a real life "Fight Club" where people bid money on humans vs animal predators.
I was just wondering as to whether anyone actually uses the "deep web" and what they do on it/what they browse? And if possible, any screenshots available?
ITT: The deep web discussion.
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2013-03-10, 03:27 PM #1Deleted
The Deep Web and You.
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2013-03-10, 03:28 PM #2Deleted
ITT: People dumb enough to tell they go on Deep web
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2013-03-10, 03:28 PM #3Banned
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>deep web discussion
You must be new. Also cancer. Please leave.
Infracted.Last edited by mmoc58a2a4b64e; 2013-03-10 at 03:44 PM.
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2013-03-10, 03:30 PM #4DeletedYou got the URL wrong. This isn't /b/.
Originally Posted by Kakera
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2013-03-10, 03:31 PM #5Mechagnome
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The deep web is where people buy drugs(among other things) with bitcoins and TOR.
This isn't a mailing list or a board where ">" is for quoting, I suggest using the built-in quoting feature. Originally Posted by Kakera
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2013-03-10, 03:32 PM #6Deleted
No, I stay away from that shit. I am not risking my career or possibly jailtime by lurking in the deepweb. neither should you!
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2013-03-10, 03:32 PM #7Deleted
What are you 10?
No offense, but DW isn't exactly new - i use it time to time, and while parts of it are legitimate and dandy... Other sections would make you weep.
But no, we wont show you how to use it - we wont show you what's in it. And i'd recommend just to forget about it, the novelty of a subsection of the internet falls off in roughly 3 hours...
*Edit, just saw your question of what you use it for - i used it for books, and the like. And for exchanging them, it's why i have a massive sci-fi collection! I haven't touched it for like... 5/6 months though, don't plan too either - i can magnet what i really need
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2013-03-10, 03:32 PM #8Stood in the Fire
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Went exploring on the armory (weapon dealing) and silk road (the very well known drug marketplace) there is also wiki's on hacking and other malicious activities, there are some pages about how to make explosives and stuff too which i looked around on
It's not really as good as i thought / people told me, but it was kinda interestingLast edited by Sound911; 2013-03-10 at 03:36 PM.
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2013-03-10, 03:32 PM #9DeletedEpic meme arrow bro XDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDD << Originally Posted by Kakera
But to OP, from what I've heard it's not a cool place. Well.. depends on what you like. If you want drugs, illegal weapons or cheese pizza then that's for you.
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2013-03-10, 03:34 PM #10DeletedI know what it is, I know how to use it. I just wanted to spark up an interesting discussion about it. Originally Posted by Manakin
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2013-03-10, 03:35 PM #11Banned
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It's the internet equivalent of walking through dark alleys. The first few times you do it it's all interesting and fun, but after that it's just a novelty that you leave for the people who actually use it. I'm glad it's up and it gives the internet a bit more personality, makes shit interesting, but I can't be bothered to giggle over how illegal it is anymore.
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2013-03-10, 03:37 PM #12DeletedThere's nothing interesting to it, it's mostly illegal (the content in the abject majority) and the rest is either shady - or you exchange stuff on the various markets (Like ebooks, and someone mentioned silkroad) Originally Posted by Felir
But seriously, i would never compromise a career like rich said by using it - it's largely why i stopped 5/6 months ago, that and the novelty fell.
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2013-03-10, 03:38 PM #13DeletedYeah. I'm not interested in any of that. I'm interested in learning about (not using) the Bitcoin side of it and what else there is on there. If that makes sense? Originally Posted by That Feel
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2013-03-10, 03:39 PM #14Mechagnome
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You don't have to use the deep web to use bitcoins, I pay for quite a few things with bitcoins that are legitimate companies with legitimate services. Originally Posted by Felir
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2013-03-10, 03:39 PM #15Deleted
If you're interested in it, just use it. SWAT ain't gonna come bustin' in your door cause you're on TOR. Just don't share anything you find and be a decent human being on it.
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2013-03-10, 03:41 PM #16DeletedI heard most transactions involving Bitcoins goes on there. I also thought it was an illegal currency? Originally Posted by Lassira
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2013-03-10, 03:42 PM #17Mechagnome
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Because it's an extremely hard to trace currency, the same reason people do face-to-face drug deals in paper money instead of giving them their debit card. Originally Posted by Felir
No.*I also thought it was an illegal currency?
It might be illegal depending on where you live, and gambling for bitcoins is a legal gray area.
I'm not a lawyer.Last edited by Lassira; 2013-03-10 at 03:45 PM.
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2013-03-10, 03:43 PM #18DeletedJust, just impossible to trace, hence why they are used for illegal activities instead of using Paypal. Originally Posted by Felir
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2013-03-10, 03:45 PM #19DeletedGood analogy. Surely it's in a "gray" area as it isn't a recognized currency? Originally Posted by Lassira
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2013-03-10, 03:45 PM #20Stood in the Fire
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Second rule of the deep web:
Don't talk about the deep web
