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I don't know how I'm both a jew cuck for loving israel AND a pro-islamist against usury
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you sound more and more like the Jew cuck whose wife is fucking a rabbi in his head.
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I think he meant Lucas Gage, the bald retard whose wife left him and who was getting prank pizza deliveries and was blaming it all on the jews.

With how much he seems to love jews, I wonder if your secret admirer is a pajeet.
 
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@Null They're going after GAMERS again as the ESA (Entertainment Software Association-Gaming Corpo Lobby) has filed its "Notorious Markets" overview to the Office of the US Trade Representative (USTR). These submissions serve as input for the USTR’s yearly overview of piracy ‘markets’ which helps to shape the U.S. Government’s global copyright enforcement agenda going forward. Gamers are under siege, under lockdown as they ESA is begging the glowies to crackdown on repackers like FitGirl and DODI. Another huge area of concern to them is markets where people sell in-game currencies, accounts and assets. They specifically seethe at Mexico and Brazil for their bootleg second-hand markets lol.
https://torrentfreak.com/game-companies-list-fitgirl-repacks-as-a-notorious-piracy-threat-241020/ / https://archive.ph/cmlDm

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A copy of ESA’s submission for the 2024 Special 301 Out-of-Cycle Review of Notorious Markets is available here (pdf). An overview of the (online) threats is listed below. The bold entries are new, and the ones with a strike-through were listed last year, but removed in 2024.
Hyperlinking Websites (“Linking Sites” or “Link Sites”)
– nsw2u.com
– Game3rb.com
– fitgirl-repacks.site
– dodi-repacks.site
Hosting Websites (“Cyberlockers”)
– 1fichier.com
– megaup.net
Torrent Indexing Websites
– 1337x.to
– Solidtorrents.to
Cheats
– unknowncheats.me
– mpgh.net
– cosmocheats.com
Unauthorized Online Marketplaces
– playerauctions.com
– G2G.com
– eldorado.gg
Malware
Cryptocurrency

Scene Release Groups
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Also Cloudflare are in trouble again where the Italian Court Of Rome has ordered Cloudflare cease providing services to Italian pirate streaming site 'Guardaserie'. They also are ordering them to hand over their customer information to identify the owners of the site in order to begin prosecution. https://torrentfreak.com/court-orders-cloudflare-to-block-and-identify-pirate-site-customer-241019/ / https://archive.ph/eSCcl
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The Court of Rome has ordered Cloudflare to take action against one of its customers, pirate streaming site 'Guardaserie'. Cloudflare is required to disconnect the site and block related domain names, including those that are registered in the future. In addition, the company must share information that can help to identify the operator.
Internet infrastructure company Cloudflare provides a range of connectivity and security services to millions of customers around the globe.
In addition to Fortune 500 companies and governments across various continents, the American company also provides its services to pirate sites.
In recent years, rightsholders have urged Cloudflare to take a more proactive stance against piracy. Their primary concern is that Cloudflare ‘hides’ the true hosting location of pirate sites, making enforcement actions more cumbersome.
Cloudflare takes a neutral stance, but it does cooperate in certain circumstances. The company has a process in place to disclose hosting information with eligible rightsholders, for example, and will also share details of allegedly pirating customers in response to DMCA subpoenas.
As far as we know, Cloudflare has not terminated any customers solely based on copyright holder complaints. This frustrated Italian broadcaster RTI up to the point where it decided to go to court.

RTI Sued Cloudflare over Pirate Site​

April this year, RTI filed a complaint at the Court of Rome in an attempt to compel Cloudflare to take action against ‘Guardaserie’, a site that offers access to pirated TV streams. Guardaserie is already blocked by Italian ISPs, but it continues to operate and repeatedly switches to new domains to evade blocking actions.
Through the court, RTI wants Cloudflare to cease providing its services to Guardaserie and block all associated domain names. In addition, the broadcaster wants Cloudflare to reveal all information it holds that could help to identify the operator or operators.

RTI informed the court that Cloudflare took no action in response to a cease and desist letter it sent earlier this year. According to the broadcaster, it is nonetheless undisputed that Guardaserie offers pirated content, which was backed up by an external report by the company SP Tech.
Cloudflare did not appear in court or present a defense against the allegations, but that didn’t stop the court from taking the matter forward.

Court Deems Cloudflare Liable​

After reviewing the evidence, the Court of Rome agreed that the targeted website infringes Italian copyright law and that Cloudflare can be held liable due to its failure to respond to complaints.
According to the Court, Cloudflare’s inaction makes it harder for rightsholders to identify and block pirate sites.
“With respect to those infringements, it appears prima facie that the company Cloudflare inc. is a responsible intermediary pursuant to Article 156 of the Italian Copyright Law,” the decision reads.
“It provided services aimed at preventing the identification of the portals and the location of the servers of their owners, as well as technical support services to the portals, without taking any action to end those activities despite the cease and desist letter sent to it by the counterparty.”

Court: Disconnect, Block, and Identify Guardaserie​

The Court of Rome ruled in favor of RTI and ordered Cloudflare to immediately cease providing services to Guardaserie. It further required Cloudflare to disclose any identifying account information connected to the operators of the infringing domains.
Guardaserie is a Cloudflare customer so, technically, domains should become unavailable through its services when the associated account is terminated. However, the court additionally orders Cloudflare to ‘block’ Guardaserie domain names.
And it doesn’t stop there.
The domain blocking order applies to all existing domain names, but also to domains that are registered in the future to bypass blocking measures. When RTI reports future domains to Cloudflare, these should be blocked as well.
“[The court] orders the blocking of said domain names that associate a different top-level domain with the same second level domain, burdening Cloudflare Inc. with notification to RTI of any additional names activated by Cloudflare accounts,” the order reads.

Cloudflare’s Stance​

The Court of Rome’s order was issued late May but, as far as we know, hasn’t been publicly discussed until today. Cloudflare hasn’t mentioned it so far, and the company didn’t immediately respond to our request for comment.
At the time of writing, it appears that guardaserie.biz is still using Cloudflare’s nameservers that currently redirect to guardaserie.school. This new domain also uses Cloudflare nameservers.
Guardaserie.school leads to a partly broken website with missing content and a malware warning from Google, so the operators may have moved on by now. There are other domains using the Guardaserie brand that are still functional.
It’s possible that Cloudflare appealed the preliminary order, which could explain the apparent inaction, but we have no information to confirm that.
The Court of Rome’s order includes a penalty clause of €1,000 per day if Cloudflare doesn’t comply, so ignoring the order without proper cause could potentially come at a cost.
This is not the first time Cloudflare has faced legal action in Italy. The company was previously ordered to block pirate site domains through its 1.1.1.1 DNS resolver. It complied with this order by implementing a geo-block that only affects Italian users. An Italian court also ordered Cloudflare to terminate accounts of pirate customers in the past.
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Watching the Bad at Video Games stream right now and it made me wonder: we all know dustborn was a massive flop but... just how bad was it?
I went to check on steamcharts and... holy. fuck.1729467075325.png
The All-time peak is less than 100. This game is 2 months old so it's unlikely that itll get a new peak. i thought that it'd atleast be over 1 or 2k at some point but... jesus, 76???
Taking this into account I definitely think josh should buy the DUSTBORN VISION TOUR BUNDLE!!!
It's a complete steal at only 3,99 and you get uh... a fuckin blue jacket? And the bat has a face now, I guess?
It would 1. make the game experience atleast 600 times better AND 2. you get to support the devs who definitely deserve it!! (and need it since they definitely live on the streets right now)
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@Null
Your comments about Japan being an essentially anti-freedom country due to their horrifically oppressive culture and criminal copyright law really made me think:

Would it be accurate to say that the foolish assertions of westerners who dismiss China as a backwards country unworthy of consideration because it is anti-freedom, is completely hypocritical because many of them utterly worship everything that comes out of Japan, in spite of similar anti-freedom parallels to China? The only reason why these people are allowed to have this opinion is because Japan kneeled and allowed westerners to install a western "freedom" oriented government and make them a vassal state. China meanwhile maintained their independence and is thus castigated as a backwards shithole even though they have comparable hate speech/censorship laws. I never really considered it like this before.
 
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@Null
Your comments about Japan being an essentially anti-freedom country due to their horrifically oppressive culture and criminal copyright law really made me think:

Would it be accurate to say that the foolish assertions of westerners who dismiss China as a backwards country unworthy of consideration because it is anti-freedom, is completely hypocritical because many of them utterly worship everything that comes out of Japan, in spite of similar anti-freedom parallels to China? The only reason why these people are allowed to have this opinion is because Japan kneeled and allowed westerners to install a western "freedom" oriented government and make them a vassal state. China meanwhile maintained their independence and is thus castigated as a backwards shithole even though they have comparable hate speech/censorship laws. I never really considered it like this before.
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What's that joke about places being better when they're from Japan?
That's all it is. worst korea often gets criticized for things you could similarly criticize Japan for but you don't see it applied to Japan as often (and if you do, it isn't applied as harshly) because they don't have the luxury of being the country that can "do no wrong" that Japan does.
Same with china except now they're on the other side of the trade war and unlike Korea the U.S government has all the reason in the world to bring China's political issues to the forefront for people who don't think, to see & mindlessly repeat.
 
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Null said:
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the fat jewish kid and his dad that owns costco is apparently a twitch streamer now and is already integrated into the high visibility fortnite people

very coincidental, these people like that whore who started a podcast, just suddenly becoming famous overnight.
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Null, how would you rate Costco food? Chicken bake is foodkino or goyslop?
 
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