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Yes, typical DDoS mitigation owns your DNS resolution so it can re-route or drop DNS requests/http connections if the source looks suspicious.
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I thought da whole thing was that Nana's hahaholeeshitting is fake and disingenuous laughter irl so I always used the reaction sarcastically.
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This is correct. Haha Holyshit is meant to designate fake laughter when someone tries too hard / a bit sucks. But no one uses it correctly.
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The alliance would just circlejerk each other with the +2 over Lucy pictures.
I liked some of the kiwifarms emotes, specifically "horrifying",
, and the winner trophy.
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That's just the certificate. That could be issued by any trusted CA. I didn't even know Cloudflare was a trusted CA. Usually it's Verisign or Digicert, or Let's Encrypt for people who don't want to pay.
The faggot on Twitter said it was some Russian CDN, not Cloudflare.
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Amazon (AWS) does CA as well. Every cloud provider and/or DDoS host will eventually be a CA. Another way you can check is http response headers, they can give you a DDoS protection "signature", so to speak. Believe me, the trannoids know this stuff.
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It should be:
car crash: -1 not sure why it would be -2.
Worm Norton: is added as 0. It’s a tough one, man.
HHHS:+1 Since AntH would only haha holllliieeee shit at mildly amusing jokes. Something deserving of a slight guffaw.
Ribs:+2 The thing that keeps Nana fed, that’s made from Rick.
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I guess hiding the fact that a website has a particular CDN in front of it doesn't seem necessary if everything is secure and resilient to attacks by design. But the tranny attack of committing slander against a community with the help of faggots in the media and applying pressure to their CDN until they're dropped as a customer is not one that has been accounted for.
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That's the hardest part of most of this. You can't really hide your DDoS protection, since they have to be front-and-center of your infrastructure stack in order to protect it. The tranny demon army is strong and autistic, it makes them a formidable foe. I've been trying to think of ways to help.
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Yep. Any front-door to your site that's on the public internet, is ... on the public internet. I've used Cloudflare, Cloudfront, and Akamai CDN. That's what sucks here. Anyway - DM any time you want to bounce around ideas.
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Wow you curryskins really do know your tech stuff.
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I thought it was for the most ribworthy; I use it for the stuff that genuinely makes me laugh out loud.
The Don wanted to remove Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act, which would mean Facebook, Reddit, here etc. could be sued for defamatory user posts. Right now, they're considered a "carrier", and not responsible for offensive speech - although they still like to ban shit they don't like. All the privilege, none of the responsibility. The only way ending Section 230 will allow such companies to continue operating is if Reddit etc. have your Government name and details, so they can push any damages for libel on to you.
Fat Pat also wants an end to section 230; although he is stupid, and forgets this would mean that when he calls someone a "Nazi atalker" online he could be sued, as he's insulting a real person. If he does that to a German for example (and he has in the past) then that's a no-shit crime. The US has a rule where they won't extradite someone for speech protected by the 1st Amendment, but he'll need to be real fucking careful about leaving the US and setting foot in a country with an extradition agreement.
Already happened. When the West started kicking up a fuss about Huawei running their 5g networks, the Chinese just reconsidered what a "communication network" is, and pivoted to culture, and started buying control of sites. The largest shareholder in Reddit is "Tencent", which is China's Facebook. They are fully on board with the CCP's agenda, and as such China's happy to ban Facebook from the whole country and stick with Tencent. That's why they were so active in banning pro-Trump content on Reddit in the last election - Trump hated China, and was a bad pick for president from their perspective.
You might also know Tencent as the owners of Epic Games. Have you seen all those Epic Games giveaways? That's Tencent buying market share. They want that, because if they're big enough they'll get to dictate what stories games can tell. They've already banned pro-Taiwanese games from their shop; and the idea is if they can get to (say) a third of Steam's size, they'll be able to ban games with anti-China sentiments - after all, why make a game with the odd anti-Chinese joke in it if it'll be banned from their store and cost you 30% of your sales? I'm assuming they'll ban anti-Chinese sentiment in chat, too.
Tencent's also a film maker; you're going to see their imprint on a lot more films (they did "The Meg" recently, for example) and they'll make sure not to invest in anything critical of China or the CCP.
All those cheap, subsidised Chinese phones, tablets, routers, heaters, kettles, heaters, vacuum cleaners, anything with "TUYA" in the name, etc. will come into play, too. If it all kicks off, expect those things to start DDOSing military targets using your internet connection with a quickness.
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This is real? This is genius. This should be at every American restaurant and grocery store.To keep Pat out, we just need to erect those fences like restaurants in China have to keep out fat customers.
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Isn’t it interesting that every time someone threatens him, they call him a faggot and throw in something about pedophiles. Like… every time.
Patrick is so unimaginative. And fixated. He thinks we’re fixated, we’re just making fun of a fat pig while taking a dump.
I’ll be coaching soccer this weekend for both of my kids, sparring with an old friend I haven’t seen in a long time who just won a big fight over in Europe, and lifting with my wife and making family dinner Sunday night with two neighbor families while all the neighborhood kids play in the big back yard.
This is what the fat pig doesn’t understand. Happy people don’t violently threaten other people. They don’t. They don’t need to pretend to be tough guys, they don’t need to pretend to be important, and they sure as fuck don’t threaten and SWAT people.
It’s the same thing with hate crimes. They just don’t happen often enough so people have to invent them.
It’s pretty clear that at least some of these are fake, some of the stuff he’s doing to himself, and he’ll try it again. In this environment, I think locking out new posts from new users is a great idea. I am a relatively new one, and if I have to go, so be it. I don’t want to see you guys lose this forum.
And it’s not just new posts, technically someone can come in and violently threaten him just in a reply. Maybe purging inactive accounts is a good idea also.
You know he probably has several and doesn’t use them very much.
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