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Krisando
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Krisando
4y ago
I learned this morning that they've managed to acquire the services of a Chinese company to run kiwifarms.top on the public Internet.
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Krisando
4y ago
You should read up on the KiwiFarms DDoS funded by Twitter users after Near. This also includes an attempt to take down their TOR service.
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4y ago
> You seriously overestimate how many people care enough to DDoS kiwifarms. Doesn't sound easy to me if you need to get more people to care than they do now. Just search 'kiwi farms' on Twitter.
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4y ago
As I understand, KF have been under attack for quite some time including employing techniques here discussed on this post. https://blog.torproject.org/cooking-onions-reclaiming-onionb... If it was easy, I wouldn't expe
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4y ago
You can DDoS TOR it self, but not a specific service easily.
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4y ago
It looks like KiwiFarms is still running on their onion site: http://uquusqsaaad66cvub4473csdu4uu7ahxou3zqc35fpw5d4ificedz... (Need TOR browser or Brave)
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Krisando
4y ago
No, you're confusing VRChat with Neos VR.
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5y ago
I doubt that furries are that interested in stuff that looks worse than years old Second life content ( https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QYWBjOk6Wsk ). Nevermind what they can have today in Neos VR.
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Krisando
5y ago
> Like the purchase insurance and easy chargeback are not easy at all here. For credit cards, that's definately a thing. But, most people use debit cards that do not offer protections.
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5y ago
Regardless of how moral the goals are of the group. The reality is that BLM is a decentralized group that has actors which freely associate and disassociate fluidly. Because of this, it would be reasonable to assume that this is part of BLM
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5y ago
Did you know that's only covering 19 countries + EU?
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5y ago
I've spent more than half of my life working, I've never stolen from my employer and I don't recieve "truly astronomical amounts" in pay.
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5y ago
> That's not really relevant to the question asked there: You don't need to own an Apple product to buy music trough iTunes. I wasn't aware that iTunes offered downloads via a website back then, because iTunes certainly do
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5y ago
I noticed it works fine when the adblocker is disabled.
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5y ago
> How many people stopped pirating when Apple made it extremely easy to buy music for $1? I can't think of any that stopped honestly or even owned an Apple product. Apple products are expensive.
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5y ago
Wait, you didn't check the source code?
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5y ago
It's not like it matters to most bouncers.
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5y ago
> a stable IRC network that goes out of its way to be transparent to the communities and projects that use it and to provide them with stability and network operator support, period. Honestly, communities should just make their own IRC s
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Krisando
5y ago
Have you considered that some of us actually see the benefits in a hybrid model? There are downsides to working remotely, just like there are downsides with working in the office. Some of us just want to get our work done.
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Krisando
5y ago
Sounds like an excellent way to get away from Freenode and Libera dramadmins.
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5y ago
> Please don't bring us into this. The American State is not representative of its subjects. It is representive because it is a democracy. This sort of thinking you described is what leads to people skirting on their responsibilitie
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5y ago
To be honest, the programs I use commonly like Discord, Streamlabs OBS, Ramme, Typora and Poddr haven't really been good for that.
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5y ago
Can you give some examples of applications you're comparing?
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5y ago
> Harvesting information from people when you don't absolutely need to is bad, always. I think it's easy to justify a need for it. For example, insufficient information to address wider problems and understand usability in the
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5y ago
> every recent white-cop-shot-a-black-person incident in the U.S. Not only is there widespread assumption of racism being the motivation (despite little or no evidence of that), you can't even /talk/ about parts of the pro
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5y ago
Discord has been known to take action.
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5y ago
This pleases me. It removes excuses of unapproved or non-PC friendly software in a corporate environment.
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6y ago
Personally, I like Telegram's cryptocurrency idea more, which was disclosed some years ago. It's a shame it blocked by the government though.
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6y ago
> Films that cannot be made in modern America: > - Monty Python and The Holy Grail I mean, it was filmed in Scotland to begin with...
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6y ago
It seems initial looks at platforms like Facebook aren't too promising, https://eu.usatoday.com/story/tech/2021/03/03/facebook-extre...
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