/int/ - International

Why was Telekom blocked on Kohl? Did the Waldemod chimp out again? Like that one time during the Wagner road trip when he blocked all Vodafone customers?

>>3669 I don't know, Telekom gets banned regularly for different reasons: tranny spam, calling waldis waldi etc. The last week Telekom was marked as a proxy, so you had to mine Kohlcash to post there.

I will never go back to Kohl, I didn't view Kohl in 2 weeks and I won't ever again. Those pedos can all get gassed. Posting frequency could be better here, but I remember when original KC int had hours between posts too. t. Altbernd

>>3672 We just have to post more to make up for it, or maybe it's finally time to overcome the addiction....

>>3673 I'm not addicted, I can quit any time I want.

>>3723 Yeah I cope like that as well….

I guess I'll settle here. t. designated schizo of this board

>>3726 Just stop being schizo, it's that simple

>>3668 Yes. Kohl using reCaptcha is reason enough to avoid it.

>>3999 Kohl doesn’t have a captcha

>>4007 Depends on your subnet. For some you have to solve Kohlcash, for some other you have to solve the cloudflare captcha. It's cancer tbh.

>>4009 Okay, i don’t really consider kohlcash a captcha like the one 4kanal or other IBs have that everyone has to solve. And Kohl certainly doesn’t use googles recaptcha like you claimed. On kohlchan.ws they use hCaptcha though.

Isn't it weird for you guys to talk to each other in English even though both of you are German? It's like in American movies when some Arab terrorists or Russian gangsters talk to each other in English.

>>4010 pics related >>4012 This is /int/. We talk in English out of consideration for people without translators.

>>4014 Yeah, but that’s not recaptcha

>>4018 You are right, seems to work the same way though.

>>4020 Not really. With recaptcha you have to solve these Turing vollständig ass picture riddles to train googles ai, cloudflare just looks at your browser fingerprint or IP or whatever

>>4021 It's the same. They both run a very invasive javascript and somtimes even webassembly to identify you. The moment you click the checkbox the javascript starts and if they can not identify you, you have to solve the picture riddle and click on cars or traffic lights. Else you get the green OK mark an pass without a riddle. This is a very invasive way for users. Yes I'm aware that there are people who say "no problem, works for me, I have JS always enabled and don't give a fuck 'bout privacy". But honestly, the can just GTFO.

>>4026 Is there a better way to deal with spammers and DDOS?

>>4028 Not in the current year. Bots are better than humans in solving captchas. Waiting times before posting and strong moderation is the only thing that comes to mind against spammers. There is no real answer to DDOS other than reverse proxy with a hyperscaler infrastructure in the back, which is not feasible for a small imageboard.