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That leads to a 403 error for me.
by enkid 5y ago
That leads to a 403 error for me.
- jtolmar 5y agoLooks like an oldschool referrer-based restriction. Copy-pasting it works.
- hypertele-Xii 5y agoCopy the link to your browser's address bar and load it directly. The site denies hotlinking by 403-ing a link with a referrer.
- jamal-kumar 5y agoApologies, will test for that if I direct link an image again. You can see said gem scrolling down this page some ways http://brainmind.com/publications.html http://brainmind.com/publications.html his chest hair's got some sparkly brilliance reflective index out of this world don't ctrl+f "as for girls" on that page lmao
- lethologica 5y agoAn old trick for situations like these was to simply add a ? At the end of the URL and it seems as though it still works!
- ASalazarMX 5y agoFocus the address bar and click enter, so it becomes its own referrer. In case it doesn't work, it's a galactic cool man made with Paint or something similar.