LPT: If a negro is staring you down like a mad dog then they’re about to try something. Looking back before they’re within striking distance tends to deter them. Not reacting when they stare at you makes you look weak to them.
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This. If you don't make eye contact they think you 'relaxed' around them.
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It's a sjambok if anyone is wondering. My dad had one.
Can people see these videos? My browser has been reporting pomf.lain's cert is bad for months.
what kind of gay browser are you using?
firefox?
this fucking nerd lmao
use a chorimum based browser like everyone else, any gripes with spyware or ads can be filtered out with add-ons (Ublock Origin and tampermonkey with the right scripts)
use a chorimum based browser like everyone else, any gripes with spyware or ads can be filtered out with add-ons (Ublock Origin and tampermonkey with the right scripts)
> any gripes with spyware or ads can be filtered out with add-ons (Ublock Origin and tampermonkey with the right scripts)
An ad blocking extension isn’t going to stop jewgle from spying on you via chrome.
An ad blocking extension isn’t going to stop jewgle from spying on you via chrome.
> use a chorimum based browser like everyone else [...]
Lol long story, but Google 'has to' fund Firefox to avoid anti-monopoly lawsuits. Most of us older school linux guys use it because of anti-Google, anti-walled garden, etc. sentiment.
I run ublock and Tamper/Violentmonkey as well. IIRC, those extensions originated on FF way back when.
Lol long story, but Google 'has to' fund Firefox to avoid anti-monopoly lawsuits. Most of us older school linux guys use it because of anti-Google, anti-walled garden, etc. sentiment.
I run ublock and Tamper/Violentmonkey as well. IIRC, those extensions originated on FF way back when.
the cert is fine, it's a 3 month renewable let's encrypt one
firefox is fine with it
perhaps your ISP DNS blocks https://pomf2.lain.la/
this is what you should get from DNS (1.1.1.1 is cloudflare's dns server)
$ nslookup
> pomf2.lain.la
Server: 1.1.1.1
Address: 1.1.1.1#53
Non-authoritative answer:
Name: pomf2.lain.la
Address: 198.251.81.32
Name: pomf2.lain.la
Address: 198.251.81.242
Name: pomf2.lain.la
Address: 198.251.82.65
Name: pomf2.lain.la
Address: 198.251.82.91
firefox is fine with it
perhaps your ISP DNS blocks https://pomf2.lain.la/
this is what you should get from DNS (1.1.1.1 is cloudflare's dns server)
$ nslookup
> pomf2.lain.la
Server: 1.1.1.1
Address: 1.1.1.1#53
Non-authoritative answer:
Name: pomf2.lain.la
Address: 198.251.81.32
Name: pomf2.lain.la
Address: 198.251.81.242
Name: pomf2.lain.la
Address: 198.251.82.65
Name: pomf2.lain.la
Address: 198.251.82.91
They work for me, try Brave
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