@SerieA_EN@Cloudflare@eastdakota@elonmusk@JDVance Take Cloudflare away from Italians and say “be happy.” Piracy won’t stop, it’s still one Google search away. Piracy Shield blocks legit sites, offers no recourse, and builds a censorship tool too powerful to stay limited. All this… for Sassuolo Fiorentina.
@eastdakota@SLS_0x@Cloudflare We’re not your enemies. Forcing won’t work. If you fight instead of paying the fine, Italians will support you. Ask for solidarity or paid upgrades to fund the legal fight. Paying AGCOM and passing the cost to users just funds a predatory system.
@eastdakota@Cloudflare If you want real impact, don’t silently ban accounts—return HTTP 451 (Unavailable For Legal Reasons) or disable free services from Italian IPs so the damage is visible. And don’t pay the €16M fine. Caving only funds the system breaking the internet.
@eastdakota@Cloudflare Attacking Italian free-tier users won’t work—they’ll just re-register via VPN. Instead, be transparent: tell users this is due to Piracy Shield, a publicly funded system built to protect football streaming monopolies, not cybersecurity. Treat users as allies.
@pmelson@Namecheap Hi @Namecheap, @pmelson and @ScumBots, that domain belongs to us. We are a ctf team that hosted a ctf just a week ago (https://t.co/6g1h8V6a2E). Our wiki subdomain is a plain site hosted using digital ocean apps and mkdocs, and wiki domain is an alias for https://t.co/P4eHn3KJeW.
@pmelson@Namecheap I'm honestly tired about fake abuse reports, there's now nothing you can publicly host in this world because it will be taken down by fake abuse reports
@pmelson@Namecheap Can you first make sure that the website is actually malicious before reporting it? You just caused downtime to an innocent CTF website which hosted a Powershell challenge.
I saw a tweet asking why sometimes when you unsubscribe from an email list it says it can ‘take a few days’. Buckle up, as I have a RIDICULOUS story about this happening in The Enterprise™️...