/s4s/ - anime pillow fight

apple products are overpriced locked down walled gardens

did you say thank you to your mom for buying it?

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>>11912
yes ,  we bought it today

>>11908 (OP) 
what the fuck did you do to the old one??
Did you orgasm too hard all over it or something.?

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>>11915
good boy, you should prime it by cum tributing a pic of plushie!!

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>>11937
true!! i did that like a few times on my other ipad 2 years ago and used to take pictures of it then send it to plushie
>>11918
yes

>>11940
now post it for us....

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>>11947
silly

>>11948
want to see the zero testosterone prostate juice

>>11937
>>11940
>>11947
>>11949

Come★ on wish!
We're still waiting~!

3 years on estrogen is a long time

>>11915
>>11908 (OP) 
this post alone made me realize how much i want the special mom-failed man relationship
shame that she's a traditionalist christian :/

>>61078
wish mom's is literally muslim you just need to apply yourself

btw can fagmin not ban tor nodes, switching circuits after seeing a ban that i didn't cause is annoying
>>61079
religious identities are a spectrum, hence i specifically said "traditionalist christian" meaning a strong abidance to the Old Testament
>wish mom's is literally muslim
i'm not sure if wish ever mentioned her branch but i assume she's at least decent if she supports his behavior, an islamic fundamentalist would most likely behead him upon hearing the news while, for example, someone who follows the early principles of ummah might at least try to cope with the idea. i've never personally met any muslims that are even nearly as relaxed on religion as your average western christian but even the progressive minority that i've met would at least try to coerce one from going down the path that wish went on which is why i specifically used the word "cope"

>>61080
it's not like there's a way of knowing you're going to ban a tor node unless you specifically lookup the ip beforehand

i already mentioned it but if there are tor nodes that are banned feel free to post them on the site or send me an email and i'll unban them

or you can just use the hidden service and not deal with exit nodes at all

>>61080
i think the government in iran actually pays for sexual reassignment surgeries and will change your birth sex but only if you're a mtf but you need to strictly act exclusively as a woman so what's wish doing would still be haram there

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>>61081
There actually is! onionoo is a metric that's used to keep track of active Tor nodes/bridges, including the IP addresses of exits, it shouldn't be hair-pulling hard to make a hacky awk script to get the IP addresses of exits and then passing that to the nginx geo module (https://nginx.org/en/docs/http/ngx_http_geo_module.html), I could however completely understand if you're not willing to spend hours on this just to raise the enjoyment of at most 3 users by a slight percentile though. Much love regardless!
>you can just use the hidden service and not deal with exit nodes at all
I strictly run anything related to Tor/encryption in the RAM so saving/bookmarking is futile. Russia sucks
>>61082
this is actually really fucking crazy to hear of, i remember reading up on critical reception of imperialist feminism which used the Taliban-US war as an example, specifically how the Taliban deemed feminism as western nonsense that should be eradicated because of how much Bush blabbered about how they only started the war because of women's rights. i assumed that they did the same thing with anything LGBT related when the 80s came
omw to donate my cig money to basij! زنده باد بسیج!!!!!!

I don't think wish is any flavor of muslim, it's like you don't remember when she used to post cosplay pics before transitioning

>>61083
the bans are done through the board software, not nginx, so it would have to integrate with that somehow

anyway, i've just copy pasted the ban page and compared it to the tor bulk exit list and there was a match for only one ip, but that ip is shared by a total of 8 exit nodes for whatever reason, i've unbanned it so you shouldn't have any further issues, at least not until i inadvertently ban another node without knowing 

>Russia sucks
does putin really care about you browsing a site like this
i mean, even about things they would care, i feel like the russian state apparatus is too thinly stretched/incompetent to actually go after individuals

>>61083
also just remembered, do you not  use tor browser? you should be able to just click the .onion available button

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>>61087
I'm sadly clueless on jschan so I'm afraid that I can't help with that :/ I remember that some imageboards who used vichan did manage to block all Tor nodes though so it's definitely not impossible. It actually got me pretty interested in this so I might try out and see if I can find any fixes
>but that ip is shared by a total of 8 exit nodes for whatever reason
And let me guess, it's in Germany? It's actually a very discussed topic in Tor-related spaces! Even the conferences had a few discussions on this. The sane bunch believe that Germany and the Netherlands have so many nodes purely because of how cheap electricity is over there, while unhinged schizos believe that since technically, owning all of the relays that are used by oneself to connect to the endpoint can lead to the identification of the individual and the site they're accessing, that there's a bad actor who purposefully runs so many nodes in the off-chance that this might happen to a high threat actor. This is however really unlikely as Tor has a fairly advanced consensus mechanism, and on top of that there are other proof of concepts that would theoretically cost far less than that while only going for a specific person of interest rather than shooting down newbs in mass in the hopes of getting a good one.
>not until i inadvertently ban another node without knowing 
Thanks! But some had the ban reason marked as "spambot" or something similar so it'd most likely happen again.
>does putin really care about you browsing a site like this
Maybe, maybe not, I really doubt that the prosecution/investigation of acts that are deemed to be morally acceptable by the West such as homosexuality are public enough for me to form an informed answer, but I'd surely not want to risk it, especially considering the hypersexual nature of this site. There are also multiple far-right groups that specifically go after openly trans/homosexual individuals so if I ever get convicted (or even put on trial) then my life would be hell even post-conviction. I do agree that the Russian state is incompetent as they still haven't managed to permanently block Tor's obfs4 bridges (it could lead to false-positives but I really doubt that they'd care about that), but it's definitely not impossible for them to go after me so I'd like to get as close as I can to it, even if full safety is obviously impossible. Warantless searches are also, unsurprisingly, really common and done for absurdly petty reasons so this might also contribute to my arguably valid paranoia.
>also just remembered, do you not  use tor browser? you should be able to just click the .onion available button
I use Tails (https://tails.net/) for quick browses like this and for some reason it doesn't show up with the browser that Tails uses

>>61089
well, it's trivial to block tor using dnsbl's and both vichan and jschan  have support for that, but blocking an admin from issuing a ban for a tor exit node is a rather niche use case...

>And let me guess, it's in Germany?

netherlands, but yeah again a very node dense country as you've mentioned

>This is however really unlikely as Tor has a fairly advanced consensus mechanism, and on top of that there are other proof of concepts that would theoretically cost far less than that while only going for a specific person of interest rather than shooting down newbs in mass in the hopes of getting a good one.

i think the tor network was actually affected by a sybil attack at one point, and i believe some countermeasures have been deployed since then but not sure about the technicalities 

>Thanks! But some had the ban reason marked as "spambot" or something similar so it'd most likely happen again.

ok, that might be because i actually have range bans in place  which might have caught the range the tor node is on 

the frustrating part is they are  just noted down as a single ip rather than cidr notation or something, so i have no idea how wide these are, i've removed a couple that matched blocks of /24 for now 

anyway, that sounds really scary, i was under the impression that as long as you keep your head down and do not speak out publicly against things you'll mostly be left alone, but i guess things have changed since the war started, i'm guessing emigrating is not an option for you 

unfortunately public liberties in the west are also being slowly eroded, mostly under the pretense of "protecting the children", the latest one being the eu wide "chat control" law, which while ultimately neutered, is just a taste of things to come i feel

>>61089
>I use Tails (https://tails.net/) for quick browses like this and for some reason it doesn't show up with the browser that Tails uses

i just tested that in a vm and it seems like it's using just the normal tor browser and the onion address pops up on my end, maybe it's because you're using bridges?