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More modern 4/b/ sucked (full disclosure: last time I visited was maybe 2021), but entirely because it became /b/ for /b/oring. The same threads posted on repeat, every day, all day, for just about ten years, with the most interesting ones slowly fading away in that time period.

4/g/ was basically all just getting angry over everything, in a way that literally /pol/ or 4/v/ or the other really shitty boards didn't, all combined with a sense of moral superiority over using software a different way. I am not entirely convinced that there wasn't some kind of deliberate effort to make it hard to talk about anything on 4/g/, since it wasn't always like this.