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I for one donated real dollars under my real name, because that was the only option. Looking forward to me having signed an anime fansite's guestbook at 21 coming up during the next stream.
Dealing with the compromise
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Manwithn0n0men
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I secure my connections with a Neural Port like a good cyborg
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When I try to reverse lookup what I think are ipv6 addresses, no results are returned. I tried a couple different lookup sites and a couple different addresses from the ipout file. What am I doing wrong?
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Clearly, the takeaway here is that featuring 15+ different Happenings on the front page was an even greater cross-over event than Avengers: Endgame & not a good idea for site integrity in the future. 
Now null will not feature anything good.
Now null will not feature anything good.
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About the happenings; what was with the "Nothing has happened today" header just before the site went down? Was that a weirdly timed joke?
Magnus did Nothing Wrong
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It was Null making fun of people in the Weeb wars forum who were sperging about Vic's TCPA hearing as if it was the end of the world.
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I’ve been inactive for almost half a year now and the one day I decide to check up again the breach happens. No better way to be back than the classic Kiwi Welcome 
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@Null I appreciate the transparency you have shown throughout this; Also please correct me if I am wrong here, but if your IP and Email (why did some of you oldfags not use a burner?) was actually compromised: can't you call up your IP to have it changed, change your Email to a burner, and then wouldn't everything be fine?
Some of the outrage here that they have been doxxed and expected Null to be perfect just seems so... pathetic to me. Honestly there is a part of me that feels like you deserve it if you took so little care of your own privacy, or even didn't take action afterwards.
Some of the outrage here that they have been doxxed and expected Null to be perfect just seems so... pathetic to me. Honestly there is a part of me that feels like you deserve it if you took so little care of your own privacy, or even didn't take action afterwards.
idosometimes
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Great. I had convinced everyone I was only 115 years old and now they all know I was actually born in the year 1900.
I doubt any of them are qt twinks. They never are.
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I guess if someone has an email in the leaks that links them to their real name/college/workplace/whatever changing it wouldn't do anything now. That info is out there and it's not going away.
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Yeah, you're right; Dear god people actually did that, didn't they?
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In the absence of Salt Mine, is there anywhere to go to watch our enemies rejoice prematurely? Most of those monkeys have me blocked.
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No, there was no .mil, .edu, .gov emails in the leaks. Lots of boomertards with @aol.com and many dumbasses with @gmail.com. Anyone that trust Google with their burner emails deserves to be shamed as google owes everything that goes on in that account and if they want to find you they will.Yeah, you're right; Dear god people actually did that, didn't they?
List was blocked due to being behind a spoiler tag, but check who made the thread
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I did the same when I signed up here. Ended up having to use some other email provider that doesn't know who I am. I used to have a lolcow.email, so I know it worked at some point...
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I'm not outraged, but I have the benefit of being aware of the Vordrak incident in 2017 before joining and taking security more seriously than some of the older founders may have. I think some of the earliest members joined thinking it would be a jokey fun forum experience like SA when it was good(disclaimer: I am aware it was never good), and not realizing that someday crazed troons would be doxing people back and knocking on administrator's front doors. It's all a matter of perspective, and I lurked 9 months before deciding how to sign up and use the site "safely." I can sympathze with some people having more legacy problems than I.
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That is a fair point, I might be influenced by the fact that when I signed up IN GIANT RED LETTERS it warned it was the point of no return and then helpfully told me exacty what to do to help protect myself such as a burner account. I probably should consider the sign up being that helpfull might have not always been fhe case.
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Sometimes ISPs won't do this for you (change yoru static IP on request) if your subscription is only a pleb residential-tier account. I imagine if you have a really shitty ISP in a potato country or something they might refuse to do it, period. In that case you could close/open a new ISP account, or move. Either would get you a new static IP lol
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