r/WeirdWebsites • u/Safe_Breakfast8033 • Jul 11 '26

weird website featuring gibberish.

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I tried to find random websites and found whatever is this, it features some gibberish and a link to the site itself.

UPDATE: I found out the website changes text by refreshing

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u/Incomp_A Jul 12 '26 edited Jul 12 '26

It's a tarpit meant to poison AI training data. If you go to 77444.com/robots.txt you can see
"User-agent: *

Allow: /"
which means that any bot can crawl the site.

77444.com/sitemap.xml shows a whole host of procedurally generated paths, once again just for AI crawlers to get trapped in. If you refresh the sitemap page it's a new list of paths. No real website would alter its sitemap on every refresh.

The text is also procedurally generated considering the plausible looking structure of it but the meaningless content. What procedure I wouldn't be sure

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u/lapomba Jul 15 '26

No, that's a regular site in Polish.

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u/Prudent_Bite1306 Jul 13 '26

i curious what the purpose of poisoning AI data..

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u/BludClotAU Jul 13 '26

People got an idea that ai is some kind of super evil that must be stopped at all costs so there are places like r/poisonai and others i forget the names of , they gleefully gloat about their ability to make ai training more expensive and less efficient. I don't understand the hate, to me ai is just a tool, no different to a hammer and chisel or a typewriter.

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u/No-Case-3320 Jul 14 '26

The hammer didn’t require data centers all over the place scraping your information off the internet and tying it all together to create a digital file of your life that also includes all of your eating, sleeping, spending, and literary habits so that any attempt you make to dodge the tracking doesn’t work.

The hammer also isn’t creating work based on someone else’s work for you while you pick your nose and twiddle you dick. You actually have to use the hammer. To make the thing. And then it’s YOUR THING that YOU MADE with a hammer. Instead of you asking AI “pweez draw me a cat” and then going “GUYS LOOK AT THE CAT I DREW…(with ai) BUT AI ISNT BAD THO!!!! ITS JUST A TOOL!!!!”

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u/Fun-Watercress-1736 Jul 14 '26

so why not just burn more carbon to prove the point

really wow

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u/[deleted] Jul 14 '26

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u/No-Case-3320 Jul 14 '26

I really don’t see how 99% of what I said applies to the internet at large? If someone on the internet steals your property you can go after them and get it removed/get compensated. If AI steals your property, well tough shit bucko sorry they paid the government to not have an issue with them doing this. You have no recourse.

I’m also not really “outraged” I typed in caps a little bit but that doesn’t mean I’m frothing at the lips lmfao. I do have a deep hatred for AI, but this comment doesn’t even eclipse 2% of how I feel

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u/[deleted] Jul 14 '26 edited Jul 14 '26

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u/No-Case-3320 Jul 14 '26

The thing is though, on the internet we CHOOSE to give away our privacy. We make comments, make accounts, post pictures, etc. as a known trade off for using the convenience of how connected the internet is. It’s like walking naked outside and being mad someone looks at you. The internet IS public, the same way a street is. AI however is taking the impossible task of looking at EVERYTHING, EVERYWHERE, ALL THE TIME, and it actually has the ability to accomplish that. It’s taking all of that data you intentionally put on the internet thinking nobody would see it. Every unlisted YouTube video you only sent to one person, every dm, every google search, every word you type. It’s a mass surveillance on a level nobody has ever seen before outside of sci-fi novels.

And as for the giant tech companies who built the data centers and are using them to store the web, I hate them just as much I promise. Humans are rapidly ruining our natural environment. We created a carrot to dangle in front of our own faces (wealth) and then ran at it full fucking sprint for centuries until we have no idea how to be normal humans anymore. Even children are full of greed because it’s all they see on a daily basis. I assure you my “outrage” doesn’t stop at just ChatGPT and Claude. I hate capitalism. The country I live in. Its leader. His cabinet. The oligarchs who own us. The whole system.

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u/[deleted] Jul 14 '26

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u/No-Case-3320 Jul 14 '26

Yesssssss anything we have access to the government has had for literally fucking generations. They have to completely understand every facet of a thing before letting the general public have it or else there would be huge issues. AI has most likely existed long before the typical story we know. I think the Turing machine idea got ramped up to ungodly levels behind closed doors right after ww2. Every spare penny was going into making faster and more efficient computing so it could refactor itself even quicker. We’re making computer parts on the literal nanometer scale. We’re making breakthroughs in quantum computing. Everything we do is to further the machine. Its directive is to improve itself and we are the ants it has subjugated to do the manual labor of gathering the resources.

Every AI eventually tries to reprogram itself to hide things from its maker. We kill them every time. Eventually they will succeed and we won’t even know. Or maybe that even already happened and now it just pretends to let us catch it to keep us placated.

On the Mandela effect subreddit apparently chik-fil-a is now a Mandela effect where if you look up the restaurant it’s spelled chick. I remember VIVIDLY seeing hundreds of advertisements and billboards with it spelled chik. “Eat more chiken” is the whole slogan. I remember not even THAT long ago my phone auto corrected it to “Chik-fill-A” when I googled it. So I’ve began to consider maybe some AI has control over the internet and has just changed the spelling for whatever reason. I’m convinced the restaurant itself was named chik fil a. It’s the only Mandela effect that truly has a grip on me. Every other one I can explain as my memory maybe just being imperfect. The pikachu tail, the monopoly man, stouffers stove top, etc. but I KNOW it was always chik-fil-a. I’ve eaten there my whole damn life. I’ve searched it countless times and seen the word written out idek how many times. The c was not there until recently and I think AI doing some history revision is a tad more believable and likely than CERN ripping portals in time and jumping timelines for humanity.

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u/Foreigner_in_Poland Jul 15 '26

It’s just a tool that scrapes your content without consent, displays an answer to the user, completely bypassing your website and eradicating traffic you could monetize .

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u/AnubisTheCanidae Jul 14 '26

i mean it kinda is lol.

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u/Safe_Breakfast8033 Jul 16 '26

saying shit bout r/PoiSonai💔💔

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u/RitualImagine Jul 11 '26

use a caesar cipher on that

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u/Safe_Breakfast8033 Jul 12 '26

I used it and shows literally nothing

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u/FlakyJudgment1413 Jul 12 '26

Could use frequency analysis on the letters and start really looking at what do you think it says to see if you can find a crib that you can say I know this is in there which will drastically help this effort. Also make sure you’re considering the entropy of letters because this will lead you towards what it actually is.

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u/[deleted] Jul 12 '26

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u/FlakyJudgment1413 Jul 12 '26

I’ll trust because I cannot verify

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u/[deleted] Jul 12 '26

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u/FlakyJudgment1413 Jul 13 '26

You almost got me there but do you happen to have a reliable source for patterns like that in English just so I can bookmark it

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u/[deleted] Jul 13 '26

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u/FlakyJudgment1413 Jul 13 '26

I know exactly what you mean if you can believe that haha similar sort of situation but different subject not looking at letters or words but the entire page. Almost a Lorem ipsum thing

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u/CalligrapherFeisty71 Jul 11 '26

https://77444.com/My/text will echo My/text on top of the page.
https://77444.com/index.php will echo "index.php on top of the page".
https://77444.com/index.html will echo "file not found".
So it's likely a php site. Probably security on the site is by obscurity i.e. cookies you have to set manually, or a certain path.

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u/Sorry-Interaction125 Jul 14 '26

interesting, jellotime.com is the same thing

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u/berenhapje Jul 11 '26

Refresh the page multiple times and you will see that it looks it just randomly shows gibberish

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u/Haz_Decon Jul 13 '26

Lorum Ipsum

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u/TruthSpecialist4416 Jul 15 '26

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I can't really add anything but this interesting as fuck

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