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Null blocked Germany and Austria long time ago due to their shitty privacy standards.
Use a VPN.
Aren't we blocked by Australia?
Due to Christ church or some shit?
CenturyLink/Qwest/Layer3 blocks Kiwi Farms
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Use a VPN.
Aren't we blocked by Australia?
Due to Christ church or some shit?
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That's New Zealand. And the site seems to be accessible from New Zealand (source: just checked with a VPN.)
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Adding insult to injury is that troons usually have permanently fucked-up urinary tracts as well, so not only can they not have sex anymore, but many troons cannot even piss properly...
Imagine a life of constantly leaking urine, urethral blockages from narrowing, or chronic UTIs!
Merry Christmas trannies! Enjoy your Nurgle's Rot where your genitals used to be!
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Some NZ isp's and one Australian one blocked us for maybe two weeks way back in 2019. That's all.
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Not yet. At least on Saturday I was able to visit Kiwifarms from Germany without VPN or Tor. Or did he finally block us since then?
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Same here. I use Comcast so I wonder if dear old No Dong is now intimating Comcast executives to do his bidding.
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Christ, no wonder so many of them choose the rope.
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He blocked it in November
I very much hope this is just a threat.
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I can get through on my phone (both mobile and home Wi-Fi), but not on my desktop. Sneed.
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If Austria is blocked, shouldn’t that also affect Austrian VPN locations?
I thought I remembered Null later saying he had decided to put off blocking both countries.
I thought I remembered Null later saying he had decided to put off blocking both countries.
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I have speedy access now in the U.K. (Wi-Fi on Sky and BT) without VPN. I like to use the VPN anyway but I’ve had pretty constant access throughout all this without ever changing my location away from London.
We might be the arsehole of the planet but at least something is holding up for the U.K. Kiwis.
I hope everybody here enjoyed their Christmases, whatever you were doing.
We might be the arsehole of the planet but at least something is holding up for the U.K. Kiwis.
I hope everybody here enjoyed their Christmases, whatever you were doing.
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In that case, Portland is probably the planet's stinkditch. No wonder why all of the troons congregate there.
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No luck without tor VPN which works fine. I’ve lost track of what’s the result of DDOS and what’s tech companies illegally interfering with traffic.
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Haltdos, 403, 502 or 503 error means DDoS attack and Cloudflare dropping.
"Unable to connect" errors and similar is generally because of ISPs, but they shouldn't be visible to users anymore because of Josh using dark Jew magic.
It's still happening, just being worked around because Josh is the best ooperator.
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No matter how many times you repeat it, it doesn't make it right either.
Several users write that it still works, and I confirm this again. I can still access KF from several providers in Germany.
Either the block didn't happen or it doesn't work due to unreliable IP geolocation check.
Please don't always repeat everything just because you think you know better (i know, a strange concept)
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I know but he actually didn't.
Source: me who lives in that shithole and regularly accessed KF without VPN or tor since the announcment until this Saturday.
It is also interesting to note that people getting together and planning a ddos is imho a criminal conspiracy. I wonder if the likely interference in US interstate commerce would further fall into a RICO thing.
Idk but this ketfal guy and the googal chinese shouldn't be advertising so much that they seem to be in fact, in their own way, conspiring to commit a crime.
Delaware example:
and the kanadish keffal seems to be encouraging this Canadian crime (see 1.1):
I cannot help but wonder what would happen if a resident of the US actually reported to the authorities that there is a group of people conspiring to block certain US-based websites, or if a Canadian reported the mischief above.
and it's a crime in Germany too:
and in Italy too:
oh dear, wasn't the keyfal in Ireland? section 4 seems quite clear:
I mean we know about KF, but they could be doing the same with other websites or services.
Incidentally, reporting this to the proper authorities would not be self-doxing, one doesn't need to have a kf account to be a good citizen who notices a crime.
Depending on the country, one does not need to be affected by the crime to report it and again depending on the country, the prosecutor must start an investigation and cannot simply decide not to charge the criminals.
Idk but this ketfal guy and the googal chinese shouldn't be advertising so much that they seem to be in fact, in their own way, conspiring to commit a crime.
Delaware example:
and the kanadish keffal seems to be encouraging this Canadian crime (see 1.1):
I cannot help but wonder what would happen if a resident of the US actually reported to the authorities that there is a group of people conspiring to block certain US-based websites, or if a Canadian reported the mischief above.
and it's a crime in Germany too:
and in Italy too:
Art. 615 quinquies codice penale - Detenzione, diffusione e installazione abusiva di apparecchiature, dispositivi o programmi informatici diretti a danneggiare o interrompere un sistema informatico o telematico
Chiunque, allo scopo di danneggiare illecitamente un sistema informatico o telematico , le informazioni, i dati o i programmi in esso...
www.brocardi.it
oh dear, wasn't the keyfal in Ireland? section 4 seems quite clear:
Criminal Justice (Offences Relating to Information Systems) Act 2017
The electronic Irish Statute Book (eISB) comprises the Acts of the Oireachtas (Parliament), Statutory Instruments, Legislation Directory, Constitution and a limited number of pre-1922 Acts.
www.irishstatutebook.ie
I mean we know about KF, but they could be doing the same with other websites or services.
Incidentally, reporting this to the proper authorities would not be self-doxing, one doesn't need to have a kf account to be a good citizen who notices a crime.
Depending on the country, one does not need to be affected by the crime to report it and again depending on the country, the prosecutor must start an investigation and cannot simply decide not to charge the criminals.
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It is blatantly illegal, the problem is a) they're a protected class, b) they're further protected by companies like Cloudflare hindering FBI's investigations (the DDoS providers they buy services from are all protected by Cloudflare).It is also interesting to note that people getting together and planning a ddos is imho a criminal conspiracy. I wonder if the likely interference in US interstate commerce would further fall into a RICO thing.
Idk but this ketfal guy and the googal chinese shouldn't be advertising so much that they seem to be in fact, in their own way, conspiring to commit a crime.
Delaware example:
and the kanadish keffal seems to be encouraging this Canadian crime (see 1.1):
I cannot help but wonder what would happen if a resident of the US actually reported to the authorities that there is a group of people conspiring to block certain US-based websites, or if a Canadian reported the mischief above.
and it's a crime in Germany too:
and in Italy too:
Art. 615 quinquies codice penale - Detenzione, diffusione e installazione abusiva di apparecchiature, dispositivi o programmi informatici diretti a danneggiare o interrompere un sistema informatico o telematico
Chiunque, allo scopo di danneggiare illecitamente un sistema informatico o telematico , le informazioni, i dati o i programmi in esso...www.brocardi.it
oh dear, wasn't the keyfal in Ireland? section 4 seems quite clear:
Criminal Justice (Offences Relating to Information Systems) Act 2017
The electronic Irish Statute Book (eISB) comprises the Acts of the Oireachtas (Parliament), Statutory Instruments, Legislation Directory, Constitution and a limited number of pre-1922 Acts.www.irishstatutebook.ie
I mean we know about KF, but they could be doing the same with other websites or services.
Incidentally, reporting this to the proper authorities would not be self-doxing, one doesn't need to have a kf account to be a good citizen who notices a crime.
Depending on the country, one does not need to be affected by the crime to report it and again depending on the country, the prosecutor must start an investigation and cannot simply decide not to charge the criminals.
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You seem to be under the misconception that the rule of law is applied equally to all citizens.
endomorphosis
kiwifarms.net
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I think that the interference with commerce 18 USC 1951 is only limited to that interference which involves threats of violence, otherwise you have to establish that two or more people committed the other predicate RICO offenses 2 or more times, I dont know if the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act covers DDOSing. However the thing is that given that there is political discretion, you will never find a prosecutor in the DOJ who is going to prosecute, simply because of political correctness, its the reason why some politicians can get away with almost anything, but other politicians get years long fruitless investigations and persecutions against them.
With regards to Civil Rico, that only covers damages to business or property, but it allows those damages to be tripled. The problem with this, is that the troons are always mentally ill and unemployed, so suing them is not going to get you anywhere, because they are "judgement proof" as they call it. Going after the ISP's as an accessory to a conspiracy might be possible, but im not sure there is a true "meeting of the minds" with regards to the elements of intent, with regards to the RICO offenses but perhaps with other tortious conduct. Meaning going after the ISPs will likely result in monetary compensation eventually, and as a bonus you can find out who was complaining to them, and get an injunction against those troons as well.