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    What the hell?
    This have to do with the site going offline randomly this past 2 days?


    Quote Originally Posted by Zero
    So... what your trying to tell me is that you saw a spherical square?

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    Your ip has recently been used by spambots or hackers ect. You can reset your internet and get a new ip or if you still have issues I can whitelist you. Just let me know



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    Had to whitelist one of mine before, just went through the add-on's steps.
    Make all your last demands for I will forsake you and I'll meet your eyes for the very first time, for the very last.

    maynard <ibis>: they are awkward and last 2 damn long. I prefer thinner smaller ones

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    It was at NOVA Woodbridge campus under the NOVAguest connection. Find it hard to believe a school DDOS us, unless they had some kid get I virus on the network there sometime ago.
    At home I dont need to do the captcha.


    Quote Originally Posted by Zero
    So... what your trying to tell me is that you saw a spherical square?

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    It is not just us it is if there was bad activity against any website within the couldflare network. It creates a list of untrusted connections by knowing how those connections behave across millions of websites.

    "CloudFlare knows which visitors to challenge (also referred to as suspicious visitors) based on a variety of data sources. Specifically, CloudFlare leverages threat data from Project Honey Pot and a variety of other third-party sources to identify online threats. In addition, CloudFlare uses the collective intelligence of the websites on its system to identify new threats that arise. So if a new threat is identified on one site, CloudFlare can automatically protect the rest of the CloudFlare community. The types of threats that CloudFlare identifies is broad and includes email harvesting, SQL injection, cross-site scripting, comment spam, credential hacking, denial of service attacks and so on. "



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