Bluesky - "Decentralized" Twitter Alternative. Leftist Tranny Hugbox. "Answer" to Elon Musk's "Fascist" Takeover of 𝕏 (Formerly Twitter).

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When kiwifarmers aren't committing genocide, we turn on each others like sharks in a feeding frenzy.
How is this news to them? I think I've called like six different users faggots and niggers in the last two hours alone, and have probably been called the same by just as many in the same amount of time. I really don't get why they think we're a hivemind. Hell I dumbrated null this morning. Over dumbrates.
 
Some random user (edit: whose account was created 12h ago) has somehow overtaken Jesse Singal as the most blocked user, and while I'm not 100% on it, it appears maybe they used some sort of POST request fuckery to add themselves to people's block lists? They also have blocked the exact same amount of people who have blocked them, further leading to me to believe some tomfuckery is afoot.

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https://bsky.app/profile/exp4-leiarcaica.bsky.social (archive)

Here's 3 images they posted that as far as I can tell, indicate some form of programming tomfuckery this person has done to achieve this:
Public disclosure of exploit? Abuse it now so it gets patched perhaps? Forced actions of adding people to blacklists. I could see how that would be a major problem.
 
Joined his Discord that was linked in his Bsky bio briefly, found his script. Have fun with it lol:

Estava mexendo na API do BlueSky a um tempo atrás e encontrei uma forma de adicionar um usuário a uma lista (como a lista de bloqueios) múltiplas vezes, criando várias entradas para o mesmo usuário, ou bloquear alguém várias vezes. Já reportei o problema para o suporte do BlueSky a alguns dias, mas vou deixar aqui também.

A API do Bluesky permite adicionar um usuário a uma lista usando um endpoint específico. Normalmente, se você tentar adicionar o mesmo usuário novamente ou bloquear a mesma pessoa, a API deveria ignorar a requisição ou retornar um erro. No entanto, descobri que, sob certas condições, é possível contornar essa restrição. Usando um script como este, consegui adicionar à uma lista de bloqueio e bloquear um usuário várias vezes (Um mero exemplo):

Code:
def block_did(did_to_block, list_uri):
    payload = {
        "collection": "app.bsky.graph.block",
        "repo": teu_did, # Teu DID kk
        "record": {
            "subject": did_pro_vasco, # Seu DID ou de alguém
            "createdAt": created_at
        }
    }
    response = requests.post(create_record_url, headers=headers, json=payload)

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payload = {
        "collection": "app.bsky.graph.listitem",
        "repo": "did:plc:...", # Teu DID kk
        "record": {
            "subject": did_to_block, # Seu DID ou de alguém
            "list": list_uri,
            "createdAt": created_at
        }
    }

#
block_did(did_to_block, list_uri)
block_did(did_to_block, list_uri)
block_did(did_to_block, list_uri)

Nesse exemplo estou chamando a função 'block_did' várias vezes com o mesmo 'did_to_block' e 'list_uri'. Isso resultaria em múltiplas entradas na lista de bloqueios e usuários bloqueados, como mostrado nas imagens abaixo.

NOTA IMPORTANTE: Para bloquear alguém múltiplas vezes, você precisa de um loop sem delay, ou com algum muito baixo, oque não precisa ser feito com as listas, se você adicionar alguém em um dia e depois adicionar no dia seguinte, ela vai aparecer duas vezes na mesma lista (e consequentemente você terá que tirar ela duas vezes..)

I was messing around with the BlueSky API a while back and found a way to add a user to a list (like the block list) multiple times, creating multiple entries for the same user, or blocking someone multiple times. I reported the issue to BlueSky support a few days ago, but I'll leave it here as well.

The BlueSky API allows you to add a user to a list using a specific endpoint. Normally, if you try to add the same user again or block the same person, the API should ignore the request or return an error. However, I found that under certain conditions it is possible to bypass this restriction. Using a script like this, I was able to add and block a user multiple times (just an example):

Code:
def block_did(did_to_block, list_uri):
    payload = {
        "collection": "app.bsky.graph.block",
        "repo": teu_did, # Teu DID kk
        "record": {
            "subject": did_pro_vasco, # Seu DID ou de alguém
            "createdAt": created_at
        }
    }
    response = requests.post(create_record_url, headers=headers, json=payload)

------------------

payload = {
        "collection": "app.bsky.graph.listitem",
        "repo": "did:plc:...", # Teu DID kk
        "record": {
            "subject": did_to_block, # Seu DID ou de alguém
            "list": list_uri,
            "createdAt": created_at
        }
    }

#
block_did(did_to_block, list_uri)
block_did(did_to_block, list_uri)
block_did(did_to_block, list_uri)

In this example, I am calling the 'block_did' function multiple times with the same 'did_to_block' and 'list_uri'. This would result in multiple block list entries and blocked users, as shown in the images below.

IMPORTANT NOTE: To block someone multiple times, you need a loop with no delay, or with a very low delay, which does not need to be done with the lists, if you add someone on one day and then add them the next day, they will appear twice on the same list (and consequently you will have to remove them twice..)
 
Anyway, if you want to abuse this, just block/unblock infinite times to reach the leaderboard.
I'm curious how rate limiting on the protocol/services is done or if the protocol/services even has that.
This could be used to pretty much DOS parts of bsky
 
A Bsky protocol engineer (Bryan Newbold) noticed some unusual activity 12h ago, and another user just recently surmised what the issue was:
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And yeah it turns out to be repeated self-blocks. I was incorrect on it being the guy adding himself to people's block lists. He's just somehow blocking himself, and Clearsky being retarded, counts it each and every time he does it. Mystery solved.
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Judging from pfp and all, just a rw (you must be to proudly display bolsonaro in your pfp, he's basically our trump) asukaguy who decided to fuck around with the API.
i have to guess it's a public display to get as much attention as possible to get it fixed, but since he is chud-coded, i doubt he won't get banned, brazilian libs live up to the description of monkeys and will absolutely swarm this guy sooner or later for invading their safe space.
 
I wish they banned X and forced everyone onto Reddit and BlueSky, imagine the shock of someone unaware of this shit stumbling upon the tranny subreddits or the Jesse Singal debacle.
it's also a very noticeable signal for all the niggercattle to start noticing, so it's not as easy. there's is nothing preventing X from shutting down even for a day with the message "not available in your country because your government doesn't support free speech". that's why they try to get it in through the backdoor for X to censor itself without the PR hit.

the smarter ones also understand simply banning it won't stop anything unless there's an alternative they control, and even if they do it just pushes wrongthink underground.

EDIT: also being tied to trump now adds another layer, wouldn't put it past orange man to publicly blast anyone retarded enough to do it, and it's not something the MSM can spin convincingly with "toxic terror social media" if people have firsthand experience of it.
 
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🏳️‍🌈 spaces 🏳️‍🌈

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Wow I sure love owning a dedicated space where we can smear shit everywhere! 🦋 🦋🦋



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It’s pretty great, we’ve got free rein to smear our shit all over and nobody can stop us! 🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍🌈IMG_0656.jpeg

Scooby dooby bah wah, ba skiddely Dee!

Nobody left to be bothered by the smell…. 💩

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For my own reference , hax0ring, recon, and or entertainment as much as yours, here is a list of all known third party clients, apps, utilities, trackers and stats for Bluesky:

https://github.com/fishttp/awesome-bluesky

Which as of today consist of

Charts, graphs, and stats​

Feeds, Labels, and Starter Packs​

Migration​

  • Fedifinder - Your X/Twitter contacts on Bluesky and the fediverse
  • Follow the Sky - Find again in Bluesky people you follow on Twitter
  • Skeet - find your Twitter or Mastodon mutuals on Bluesky
  • Skeeter - Twitter/Mastodon to Bluesky User Search
  • Sky Follower Bridge - Chrome add-on to find your Twitter follows and followers on Bluesky
  • Redirect Twitter Share to Bluesky - Chrome/Firefox add-on to redirect current Twitter/X share buttons to Bluesky

Post Analytics​

  • Bluesky Analytics - does what it says on the tin
  • Bluesky Copilot - analyses your posts, gathers the best/worst performing ones and generates some suggestions
  • Bluesky Insights - interesting insights for any Bluesky profile
  • Bluesky Meter - posting streak heatmap
  • Bluesky Post Trend Map - view a user's 30 day trend
  • Blueview - insights and analytics plus support for creating posts
  • Bskypt - generate a "social receipt"
  • Fedica - posting analysis and and insights
  • SkyKit - post engagement analysis
  • Skyzoo - Assigns you a Bluesky animal based on your recent activity
  • TrackBlue - schedule posts, track engagement, and manage your audience with powerful CRM tools
  • TrendSpotter - Discover trends and viral posts on Bluesky

Post Management​

Other tools​

  • AT Webhooks - generally programmable firehose-to-webhook server
  • bannerizer - easily crop or resize an image to fit Bluesky's banner size requirements
  • Best BlueSky Apps - a complete directory of best BlueSky apps and tools
  • Blockenheimer - quickly block or mute users who have liked or reposted any given post
  • Bluesky Firehose in 3D - a live view of every post on the network ...in 3D!
  • Bluesky Firehose in VR - a live view of every post on the network .. in VRChat
  • Bluesky-likes - see posts another user has liked
  • Bluesky network analyser - find accounts followed by your follows but not you
  • Bluerain - Bluesky firehose visualized in a Matrix-style rain
  • Blu.Ski - Short links to bluesky profiles
  • Blueviewer - Bluesky thread viewer
  • Bluniversal Comments – Start a conversation next to any web page using your Bluesky account
  • BskyThreadReader - Look at and share any Bluesky Thread without logging in.
  • Byesky - Clean-up followings, non-mutuals or simply delete all your subscriptions with ease
  • cleanfollow-bsky - tool to unfollow inactive or blocked accounts
  • ClearSky Search Tool - see who is blocking you, who a user is blocking, the total amount of Bluesky users, or look up a DID.
  • did:plc Tracker - did:plc & atproto handle tracker
  • Firesky - every post everywhere all at once
  • graysky.social - community handle provider
  • hellsky - every image on the firehose (warning, will almost certainly be NSFW)
  • Hugfairy - Hugfairy Bot for BlueSky
  • SkeetBeaver - easily access all pubically available account information about any user via the Bluesky API
  • Skyname - username registrar with fun domains like bsky.cool, tired.io (source)
  • Skythread - thread viewer
  • SkyTools - user handle history and DID look up tool
  • Skyview - View and share Bluesky threads without needing a BlueSky account.
  • Skywriter.blue - Convert Bluesky threads into webpages.
  • SkyPicker - Do raffles on Bluesky
  • Slipstream - Firehose viewer with word filter
  • Social Media Bot - automate post likes, reposts, follows/unfollows, comment likes
  • SwearSky - live view of every post with a swear word in it
  • Swiper.blue - discover new follows by swiping through profiles ala Tinder
  • theonesky - Bluesky firehose as The Matrix source code
  • TipTopBot - List followers or follows for any Bluesky handle and export them to a CSV file
  • Vanity Blue - custom handle provider
  • Woosh.link - Effortless link sharing for Bluesky and beyond.

Alternative Clients​

  • AzSky - alternative client featuring a threaded view and support for long posts with a 50,000-character limit.
  • Bluesky Follower Explorer - see who follows your followers
  • Bluepeers - find & engage with your active Bluesky peers through a Chrome extension
  • Croissant - alternative native iOS cross-posting client for Bluesky, Mastodon and Threads
  • DarkSky - modern client for Windows
  • deck.blue - alternative web client with column view
  • Graysky - alternative mobile client for both Android and iOS
  • Kite - alternative web client
  • Klearsky - alternative web client that is "design first"
  • Langit - alternative mobile web client
  • Nootti - alternative native iOS/iPad cross-posting client for Bluesky, Mastodon and Nostr
  • Ouranos - webclient built with Next.js
  • RedGazer - alternative front end focusing on media content
  • Skeetdeck - web client based on Tweetdeck
  • Skeets - alternative client for iOS, iPadOS and MacOS
  • Sky.app - alternative MacOS client
  • SkyFeed - alternative web client with a powerful custom feed builder
  • Tabtter - webclient with a Japanese focus
  • Tuisky - a TUI client for Bluesky
  • TOKIMEKI - alternative web client
  • Unisky - client for Windows 11, Windows 10 and Windows 10 Mobile


So there's the incestuous freak that is "Chris Chan" on there, as well as pedos? Such an "enlightened" and "progressive" place BS is!

:wow:
I tend to think that Chris Chan is one of Blueskys more heteronormative and less lolcowy users.
 
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