/int/ - International

I hate soyflare so much it's unreal

>>28419 Which DDOS protection does KC use?

>>28420 Being pleasant to give no reason for attack.

>>28529 Here in this geriatric shithole Austria. Luckily we're a little better off then Germany, but in the end once I get to choose, I rather slack off in Asia then being a serf to generate pension revenue.

>>28509 Am I mentally ill for thinking that? The design of the space in Germany is simply sexy. These drinking shops where you can find 20 types of sparkling water. These towns where from the train station you then get to a square and an opera house.

>>28598 But none of the things you mention are related to the society

>>28598 >The design of the space in Germany is simply sexy. Aka Raumplanung. It's especially well done in older parts of Berlin IMO, very roomy and green. But it's pretty good even in the rest of Germany, if you compare it internationally. I have noticed such things in some other countries. For example, in Wallonia (French-speaking Belgium), there are parts where you can drive 20 km without getting out of low-density villages. It looks ugly and it makes it quite annoying to get around. The situation is much better right over the border in the Netherlands. In some ways better than in Germany and everything is super clean and neat - but less roomy, well, high population density.

>>28596 I got to fuck off as well. Timeframe is even shorter, I'd say 10-16 months.

>>28395 No, I was somewhere else and wanted to go there. I woke up before getting there.

been there basically a port city Sopot is great though

>>28417 >Sopot It's called Zoppot, du dumme Sau.

I dreamt some weird and disturbing things over the last few nights: first some girl asked me to go on a date, which has never happened before, I think she was mentally ill or something, maybe even a traumatized victim of rape. Then last night I dreamt that my mother vanished or died. The demons have started heavy fire.

I can recommend a long boat cruise through the old docks. I did that once during a company event - we had a whole ship with an alcohol supply for hours, so yours probably won't be as good, but still good.

Firepunch is overrated. His 3 one shots between CSM1 and 2 are his magnum opus. CSM 2 is a directionless nothingburger and idk why I even read anymore. CSM 1 was good.

>>28411 I asked for your opinion on the show, not his other works

never heard of this, should i give it a shot ?

>>28476 9.3 rating on AB

Not as bad as ours

>>27430 WAH RUSSIA SAN SO SUGOI

>>27239 saved every gondola t. hanks

>>27426 have you paid your black-an-white TV loicense fee, mate?

>>27844 How do you even DDos a site like that? Doesn't everyone use some DDOs protection nowadays?

>>27845 I suspect the admins are just not that great at what they're doing. A year or so back it took them months to sort out an expired certificate because no one knew how to fix it.

>>27845 Actually, DDoS protection is remarkably simple. You simply host multiple frontends in multiple data centers that are connected to your upstream via VPN. It's hard for spammers to take down a distributed service and DC operators have an interest in keeping their networks functional. The problem is mostly incompetence and crappy software, e.g. stateful web frontends that do not play nice with stateless deployments.

>>27845 Most DDoS services that are worth their money wont work with piracy related sites

>>28469 DDOSGuard does

>>28215 >>28218 Either you spread your legs to euro govs or to murkoid corps (and murkoid gov behind them).

>>28294 If you’d gloat use FOSS, that’s not a problem

Australia is suing Microsoft over 365 but for a different reason. https://www.abc.net.au/news/2025-10-27/accc-sues-microsoft-allegedly-misleading-365-subscriptions/105937436

I'm forced to use teams and Microsoft products at work and it's literally insane, to use teams on Android you have to install Microsoft spyware

Most under reported story of the cloud area is how Microsoft "lost" its Azure AD signing key and what bad actors did with it.

>>28317 Good car. Approved

I haven't had a car in almost a decade

>>28317 *faint eurobeating in the distance* Nice!

No, and I'm 36. Is it over for me? Never drove in my whole life.

I only have a bicycle, not even electric.

Why is your Youtube in Russian and German and not in Spanish?

>>28330 I wanted to add a picture that's relevant to my point, and it has become surprisingly hard to get YouTube to display the original language (or even play the original audio) now that everything is auto-translated using "AI".