Null has to manually dig through the database and merge\edit from there. There was a thing about it a few days ago. It's quite tedious and almost skirts the line of objectivity but that's just my opinion.
I've had a problem on Ubuntu brave where the pages of websites won't load in until I click out of the page. Just clicking on to another window or the title bar or something. I dont know what's causing it, maybe bats, but it is also affecting my sound stuff.
Null seemed convinced that the new visitor count was just bots, but it is worth noting that the Farms is now one of the top search results on Google (and Bing). Regardless, it has been like that for over a week, and the site has largely been fine, so it has to be DDOS.
Feels almost nostalgic seeing the "On-going DDoS attack" announcement back up.Me at first load of the site: Yay, Kiwiflare is back!
Me after reading the banner: Oh it HAD to come back :/
Thanks for keeping the site going Null
My immediate assumption was because of the paper but who knows? Trannies are seething and that is all that counts.
Null will bully you for speculating about DDoS motivations.
It's not perfect but feels better than it did this morning.
Give them a captcha to solve. It will at least force them to hire jeets to solve them.
I'm sure a headless browser could be set up to bypass the DDoS/bot page here but it would be expensive task as far as CPU's having to solve that shit thousands of times, so this is probably pointing towards Elon hiring 5000 jeets all linked together with his brain chip.
This was discussed upthread. It's the chat. If you leave the main page open (or any page with Sneedchat), it starts eating memory. A thread page like this one with no chat won't. Closing the offending tab should release the memory.
I had this 3 times trying to enter the thread to ask why stuff is not workin like i have to click on threads 4 TIMES to get into it and i had a 504 crash when I FUCKING REACTED???
Reactions send a request to the server to apply the react, so the server has to accept and respond to that request. During slow times if you react you can see the "Loading" bars cycling in the top right while it waits for the server response.
