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>>41830873
sorry i posted this when you previously posted the thread
>2004
>T. couple of 13 year olds
>look up "ghost cam" vids
>both pretend we arent spooked.avi
>find a cam watching a stair case
>several seconds pass
>horrifying black apparition appears
>both involuntarily start saying "ew"
>friend is vietnamese #1 smart boy and says we should watch it again cus it feels off
>turns out to be a loop

>>41831508
yeah i think i actually found this while doing research for this

Why did the cool internet stuff all but disappear?
OP maybe you should start a new site for uploads. Or for archiving old stuff since any new stuff would be easy to fake.

>>41831698
it just went away because the site admins got tired of updating it, specially ghost study, idk what happened to asylumcam

>>41830873
this reminds me of an old webcam I saw back maybe in the early to mid-2000s? i found it on one of the early unsecured webcam forums. most of them were pretty boring. There were a couple that were in people's living rooms and a lot of the time they would go down pretty quickly. the one that I remember best though you had to work at to get access to it. like you had to telnet into a terminal thing and enter a command and then access the ip address on a non standard port. i think maybe i needed to use real player or something like that to view it as it wouldn't work through a normal web browser but i might be confusing it with one of the other cams. once you connected you could use the telnet terminal thing to switch camera views. basically several of the cam views were dark like maybe the lights were off in the rooms or something. but the main one looked like some sort of lab or factory. i remember the image was low resolution it was hard to tell exactly what was going on but there were pipes or rails or something like that on the ceiling and some sort of machine that had a big cylinder like a drum or something like if you've ever seen the giant early dialysis machines from the 1950s? kind of like that but maybe smaller. hard to tell from the image with how shitty the quality was. somebody in the forum had figured out some of the commands to type into the telnet terminal like to switch the cams and somebody said they saw something moving on one of the rails on the ceiling when they typed in something but they never elaborated. i don't remember any of the commands now specifically since I just copied them from the forum and pasted them in. like cam 1 view etc. also i'm prolly remembering it wrong. i think the forum eventually went down and it's been 20 years at least. i would have had to have been like 14 or 15 at the time.
i haven't seen anything else about it since then. anyone else know anything about this?

>>41831923
i have seen similar things in those unsecured camera websites, it was likely some sort of factory floor, those are actually pretty common, its interesting how much effort you had to acess it though, usually its pretty easy

>>41832116
>factory floor
it may have been. it was hard to get a sense of scale because the resolution was so low but it didn't seem like much of anything was being made there. also i never saw any people. like ever. i don't remember if anyone else in the forum mentioned seeing people on that particular cam or not but i guess it was totally automated whatever it was.

>>41833455
Weird

>>41833954
Sfogs?

>>41831646
bro id be forever grateful if you could find it and help me relive my yoot

>>41831698
I think it just evolved into spooky youtube channels and ARGs and such

>>41836214
to be more specific, i found mention of it in earthcam, not the website itself

>>41830873
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>>41833954
i don't see any orbs.

>>41837143
? What was deleted?

>>41830873
Wasn't this the new memory hole thread? Or was that one deleted (since the old one was still active, it went off just minutes ago) and OP created this?

>>41841729
it can be , if you want, after all the subject is a topic you can barely find anything about itn the web

>>41836214
>ARGs
Suddenly I'm craving margaritas...

>>41830873
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>>41842774
Well if this thread dies post on the new memory hole >>41807878

It's a very insteresting story

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I remember a local radio station back in the 90s had a link to their "fridge cam".
You'd click on it and the image would just be black and the caption said, "I guess the light really does cut off when you close the fridge!"

>>41831698
Letistism killed everything

>>41850162
Lol

I miss this time on the internet, my friends and I used to be obsessed with paranormal stuff. Nights of going on Willard Library's site while I had RuneScape on another window.

GhostStudy was also one of my favorite websites, I remember this tragic story that the owner's daughters both died in a freak car accident where they crashed into each other or something like that. I was probably still in middle school when that I read that so I could be completely misremembering that. I used to go on so many paranormal websites, so it could've been any of those

>>41850814
weird. never heard that, they were still roughly active in the website until like 2018 or so, no idea why they gave up on it

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>>41830873
Amazing ghost photo gallery was my jam

>>41831698
>Why did the cool internet stuff all but disappear?

Because everything started to be centralized on the internet. There's so much interesting shit that got wiped that people still can't properly comprehend.

>>41831698
It became "normalised" for the normies, NPCs and third worlders.

Basically anything that is considered strange might be confusing to these folk, so everything must be really dumbed down and simple

>>41858367
This and the nature of hosting anything on the internet at all. People don't want to self host because it's a massive tech headache, and unless something really takes off, they don't pay a hosting provider forever and then one day, shit is just gone.

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>>41860789
Bumping for ghost cam captures.

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>>41863713
Where you got these?

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>>41866407
Where you got these?

>>41831508
Here you go.
https://web.archive.org/web/20060616142414/http://www.geocities.com/trampingground/LIVEFEED.html

>>41835405
Remember when they made Sfogs shirts

>>41867617
yes, thats its name hell's kitchen

spooky

>>41868273
yeah i have been trying for a while to make people known about this, glad its finally working

>>41830873

Psychic shit ain't real

God ain't real

Paranormal esoterica is fantasy for old faggots who cant get laid anymore

>>41868459
wrong board faggot

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another capture from asylumcam, this one showing some kind of small entity hiding behind furniture

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another one (on the TV)

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>>41833455
>>41832116
I used to love unsecured webcams, you could search Google for a few strings of code relating to webcam manufacturers and hosting websites and stumble upon live feeds that the owners forgot to set to ‘private’. There was the occasional computer webcam and dogsitting/house security ones which always felt icky looking at so I skipped them. There was a Paintball center in Texas or Tennessee or something, and the webcam was one of the more advanced mechanized ones controllable via arrows on the online control panel. Often multiple people would find the feed and we would fight over panning/zooming (I think the cameras could only take one input for every few seconds so if two people input a command it would decide arbitrarily which one to choose). I remember the employees and patrons being somewhat freaked out and then after several days annoyed, i think it eventually got shut down.

There were really wonderful ones though. A ski resort in Japan. A mall food court in Russia or maybe somewhere else, I can’t remember. The one in picrel was a highway in Stockholm where the Trinstod ARG was dropping clues. I remember we all freaked out when a crow perched in front of the camera and stared it dead in the lens (this one only refreshed its feed every few seconds or so, with some webcams refreshing every half second or sometimes only once a minute.)

Never saw anything spooky but it was nice. These were the days before livestreamers and almost before YouTube got really big. It was nice to feel like a quiet observer of some place thousands of miles away and know that there were always a few other webcam-crawlers watching with you.

>>41878605
there are still quite a few of these up, surprisingly

>>41878627
Oh, like in general or some of those specific cams?

>>41878670
in general, there are some websites dedicated to compiling them like insecam.com. nowdays people usually use Shodan.io to search for them

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>>41883090
wow, where are you finding these? genuinely curious

i pooped a little

>>41884733
Why only a little bit?

>>41885281
Too far down the fiber hole

>>41831698
Shit like OP getting replaced by the same five contemporary politics talking point is a crime akin to the burning of Alexandria and it's effects on the civillization will be much more grave.

>>41885409
Agreed

>>41858367
>There's so much interesting shit that got wiped that people still can't properly comprehend.
this so much, even these days we’re seeing it with tiktok now, vine got wiped, but all the little websites of old were so awesome, little niche sites about one aspect of Ancient Rome, or alien stuff, comedy sites. There’d be like a random website that focused one thing and it was the best fucking thing ever. They’d all link to eachother it’d be like
>this is all info on gladiators, for weapons go to this guys site>>
>these are hand weapons for siege weapons see this guys site>>
>these are siege weapons, for structures and defenses see this guys website>>
>these are Roman fortifications, for other ancient civ fortifications see this guys site>>
And they’d all be full of info you couldn’t find anywhere, pictures and categorizations and resources. Now you can’t find shit, everything is gay.

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This was debunked.

>>41891102
No

>>41891102
Alright shut down the thread, ghost cams never existed because some anonymous retard on 4chan said so.

I don't get it

>>41893333
webcams placed in haunted locations that actually caught anomalies, back in the mid to late 2000's. thats the gist of it

>>41830873
Look up the YouTube channel really haunted. It is like undeniable proof and for some reason hardly anyone knows about this he only has like 30 k subs or something and his videos are off the charts

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Here

https://youtu.be/j3XfgFfGepU?si=54wa4uXHyjHcPw6Q

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>>41893759
that guy is fake, "the shape" in youtube has a bunch of videos showing bloopers of his, some are pretty damning

>>41893865
Uh no he has like 100 videos for years his life is living hell from this. Its a spirit that called itself mormo which is an ancient babylonian vampire body snatcher. It ruined his life he did this for years and discovered xbox kinnect and alexa can pick up apparitions

>>41893997
nah, he is pretty much debunked and has done some scummy scammy stuff before, wich is why people don't talk about him anymore

>>41894347
Its really weird how you are saying that he doesnt make any money since i been watching every comment is supportive you are just making that up im pretty sure trying to convince people there is no spirit world on a paranormal website yes very strange and sus

>>41894367
anon, i am literally OP, of course i believe in this stuff wich is why i am sharing this obscure weird shit i known about

>>41831508
Reminds me of that (in)famous “See Me Rot” website

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>>41878605
I remember the uncensored cams being big on /x/ for a while

>>41850814
>RuneScape

>>41897098
yeah until like 10 years or so, people still looked for these

best thread right now

>>41900471
Thanks!

>>41850814
https://theshadowlands.net/
The Shadowlands is still up, and very much unchanged.

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No one has proven that ghosts are real.

>>41907713
well, check out those pictures, they are very weird

>>41831508
reminds me of this one ghost video I saw with some friends. It was of some old abandoned prison or some shit. On the staircase, practically pitch black, you could see something run up the stairs and around the corner, then disappear into the darkness. Looked like a person crawling on all fours. Scared the fuck out of me and I could barely sleep for a long time.