Australia blocks access to 4Chan (posting this via Skycoin Skywire)

[Anonymous No.13061146]

Australian ISPs have all blocked access to various 'undesirable' sites including this one.

I'm only able to post this because I have a Skyminer. I used the Skywire network and selected an exit node in Korea to make this post.

This type of censorship will only increase as governments around the world crack down on our civil liberties.

What will you do when the government in your country decides to block Bitcoin transactions, or block all crypto-related websites, or block all encrypted traffic?

Do you think they won't do this, if they feel that cryptocurrencies are a threat to their tax revenue and financial control of the population?

Blocking access to 4Chan and related sites is only the beginning. The world needs Skycoin now more than ever.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NSJnrHw_Qw4

[Anonymous No.13061149]

Absolutely based, kafirs BTFO

>civil liberties
Kys seppo.

[Anonymous No.13061155]

>>13061146
>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NSJnrHw_Qw4

This is the current known list of blocked sites...

voat
4chan
4channel
8ch
liveleak
archive
bitchute
zerohedge
kiwifarms

[Anonymous No.13061160]

I would understand if they stated "For promoting extremism activities and discussions".
But for refusing to take down a video? Really? Holy shit, the cuckery.

[Anonymous No.13061171]

Just posted to g.

TPG here and just discovered this. THIS IS INSANE. Remember when the Syrian and Turkish governments were seen as ridiculous for blocking the internet?

They are blocking a WHOLE MASSIVE SITE with THOUSANDS of unique commenters talking about shit unrelated to the shootings.

Liveleak is FULL of videos of people from around the world being killed in terrorist acts, etc. ISIS videos are freely available, videos which were clearly produced with propagandistic intent. How is this any different???

They will NEVER be able to fully eradicate this video. This is so dumb and all the normies defending this are more proof that the internet has been ruined.

[Anonymous No.13061174]

>>13061146
4channel isn't blocked lol

[Anonymous No.13061178]

>>13061155
>archive
Book burning is real

[Anonymous No.13061179]

>>13061160
Cuckery would have been doing nothing after their refusal. This is the exact opposite of cuckery, aka basedness

[Anonymous No.13061184]

>>13061171
It’s even dumber than that. Remember the Streisand effect?

[Anonymous No.13061225]

>>13061174

4channel is definitely blocked by Telstra, just rechecked.

[Anonymous No.13061250]

ahahahahahahaha who would have thought Aussies and Kiwis would turn out to be the first anglocucks to block 4chan. Always thought it would be the bongs. bravo

[Anonymous No.13061257]

Well there you have it, this is the reality of western style liberal democracy all world should aspire to. Bans, blocking, censorship, one correct narrative pushing slowly morphing into full-blown propaganda would turn Goebbels white with envy, protesting or even questioning the legitimacy of any of this results in anything from online lynching resulting in de-platforming, real world social exclusion including pressuring your employer to fire you to banks closing down your accounts and finally jail time.

Makes Sharia or Stalin-style communsim look better and better every day, doesn't it?

[Anonymous No.13061265]

>>13061179
Cuckery for the people not the government.

[Anonymous No.13061291]

>>13061184

The other thing is. I was on the other chan after the attack posting comments at least attempting to counter some of the rhetoric of those who profess to support the attacks.

So these ISPs (and yes apparently it's the ISPs not government directly, but the government clearly stated an intent about this and its pressure has played a role here) have not only attempted to violate my right to post on or read ENTIRE SITES where the MAJORITY of posters are not sympathetic to this shit, but they've prevented me from at least attempting to counter those radical views.

I FUCKING HATE NORMIES............. First they took r9k from me, now this!

As crazy as it may sound, back in 2010 or so I was at the lowest point of my life - socially isolated for a decade, I'd just lost my job and was in a really dark place. Finding r9k actually unironically helped me a lot. Being able to talk to other people in situations similar to my own, and to express thoughts, opinions, feelings that I felt unable to express in everyday life very likely saved me.

>>13061257

Beautiful post.

[Anonymous No.13061300]

>>13061146
>posting this via Skycoin Skywire

yeah right

[Anonymous No.13061321]

dear biz, this is only board i can view now. Please dont go apeshit, otherwise i cant see what you retarded shit are shilling.

[Anonymous No.13061328]

>>13061265
fuck the people

[Anonymous No.13061335]

>>13061300
I was watching streamings for the World Cup last summer on Skywire. Right now Skywire is basically a VPN, so yeah, you can post here and more.

[Anonymous No.13061336]

JUST

[Anonymous No.13061405]

>>13061155
>zerohedge
wtf

[Anonymous No.13061590]

>>13061250
1984 was supposed to be fiction not an instruction manual

[Anonymous No.13061676]

It’s not ‘only possible though skywire’. It’s possible through literally any Vpn of which there are thousands both free and paid. All skywire is is a vpn that for reasons that are never explained is somehow mysteriously linked to a useless shitcoin. But you don’t need the shitcoin to run it as a vpn.

[Anonymous No.13061680]

This is just the beginning. NZ incident has given them the excuse they need.

ISPs all over the world will start blocking 'dangerous' websites.

The powers-that-be want to keep us under control, and they can't do that if too many normies are getting redpilled on sites like biz.

It's time to end the crypto tribalism and get behind the one project that will let us all continue to use our preferred digital currency even when the powers-that-be shut down the Internet.

Everybody get on Skywire now!

[Anonymous No.13061706]

>>13061680
Tor is enough. Fuck off shill

[Anonymous No.13061744]

So let’s build metanet?

[Anonymous No.13061751]

Imagine going to prison because the police knocks down your door and finds ine of these in your incel bedroom.

Use a fucking vpn you losers!!!

[Anonymous No.13061833]

>>13061706
>>13061751
i'm not eve trying to shill sky but have you actually utilized skywire? incomparable to tor and genuinely a better browsing experience than most VPNs. skywire should hardly be the focus of this thread anyways. do you really want to live in a world where you have to boot tails and use slow af tor to visit this vietnamese shrimp farming forum?

[Anonymous No.13061846]

>>13061146
60000 white Christians were killed by Muslims last year. The videos are all over the internet including normalfag places like YouTube. The effort they are going to here should be alarming.

[Anonymous No.13061851]

>>13061146
I think this will greatly improve the average post quality site-wide.

[Anonymous No.13061899]

>>13061851
Lol
Now we just need the Red Menace to block 4chan

>>13061146
Can't you use a VPN?
I am a bit of a tech brainlet on this matter

[Anonymous No.13061938]

>>13061590
It was actually a prediction.

[Anonymous No.13061963]

>>13061146
>>13061155
>>13061833
LMAO. In case any of you dumb niggers are actually believing this shit, you should know that with the skycoin whatever you HAVE to use a VPN AS WELL. Otherwise the feds will kick your fucking door down for running a VPN exit node. It's less than worthless, it's actually dangerous.

[Anonymous No.13061969]

>>13061257
>Makes Sharia or Stalin-style communsim look better and better every day, doesn't it?
No it doesn't. Despite the rampant liberal McCarthyism here in the West you generally only have to worry about being doxxed and having your social life/career ruined. In other states you'll get thrown in jail, tortured, and/or executed for voicing dissenting opinions.

[Anonymous No.13061979]

Why should I care? Do something about it you lazy shitposters. Oh wait, you can't because you gave away all your guns.

[Anonymous No.13062002]

>>13061155

[Anonymous No.13062147]

>>13061155
>zerohedge
Lmao.

[Anonymous No.13062179]

>>13061146
>block Bitcoin transactions
>he thinks Bitcoin is a website
>he doesn’t know about the series of tubes

[Anonymous No.13062220]

>zerohedge

fucking really lol?

[Anonymous No.13062246]

>>13062220
Neoliberalism doesn't like doomsayers.

[Anonymous No.13062254]

>>13061706
t. CIA

[Anonymous No.13062332]

>>13062179
>he doesn't know about the satellite

[Anonymous No.13062467]

>>13061405
Isn’t this just a right wing website? How fucking paranoid are these retards.

[Anonymous No.13062539]

lol
shitposting down 90% after the blockade

[Anonymous No.13062586]

>>13062539
I'm glad to see I wasn't the only one who noticed. Good riddance to bad rubbish, I say.

In all seriousness, if you are Australian/NZ it is 100% your civic duty to post on these websites as much as you were if not moreso and encourage others to as well.

[Anonymous No.13062623]

>>13062467
Not exactly. It's mostly a finance blog with some original content and some content cross-posted from other finance blogs. But your're correct, the owners/editors lean right however and do post a few articles that are only vaguely related to finance but instead are mostly related to geopolitics and libertarian ideas (for example, their reaction to the NZ autist was to defend gun rights). They are critical of US foreign policy and the MSM to the point that they can be accused of being Russian shills.

Zerohedge recently got banned on Facebook, presumably because they are highly critical of the company, but they got unbanned following a huge backlash by people like Donald Trump Jr. and Facebook made some excuse about "algorithms" when everyone knows US tech companies routinely censor political viewpoints that don't lean heavily to the left.

[Anonymous No.13062647]

>>13061146
>I'm only able to post this because I have a Skyminer. I used the Skywire network and selected an exit node in Korea to make this post.

Because you're an idiot. Change your DNS to a non-ISP one and you can access 4chan again. It's only blocked at DNS level. Fucking scrub.

[Anonymous No.13062675]

>>13062647
>ISPs literally man-in-the-middle attacking paying customers

[Anonymous No.13062684]

Fantastic news

[Anonymous No.13062716]

>>13061590
omg le reddit comment yikes! this!

[Anonymous No.13062731]

>>13061146
Epic bump

[Anonymous No.13062778]

>>13061963
You’ve never used it so why should I trust you?

[Anonymous No.13062813]

>>13062147
What is it?

[Anonymous No.13062827]

>>13062623
Found it thanks

[Anonymous No.13062907]

>>13062813
Doomer financial and international news. They've predicted the last 52 out of 0 recessions

[Anonymous No.13062935]

>>13062778
>You’ve never used it so why should I trust you?
If only there were some way you could check this out yourself. Maybe official documentation or official communication channels?
Oh well, it's a pity you're sub 80 IQ and can't figure out this shit for yourself, I guess you'll have to take my word for it.

[Anonymous No.13062938]

>>13061155
Can someone confirm this please? If this is real then i'm convinced that it was a false flag to push through new censorship regulations. Liveleak, archive and zerohedge... what the actual fuck?

[Anonymous No.13062948]

>>13062467
While the editors are right-wing libertarians it's mostly a financial blog that's very critical of most of the finance practices that make up modern America and thinks we're headed for financial doom at the rate we're going. Neoliberals don't like that.

[Anonymous No.13062956]

>>13061146
This is why I invested in ODN, shame it was a sham.

[Anonymous No.13062964]

>>13062623
>Zerohedge
>highly critical
Hahahahahahahahaahahaahahahahhhhahaaaa...
Oh, you are actually serious?

[Anonymous No.13062979]

>>13062938
>Can someone confirm this please?
The most detailed source of past and new knowledge is right in front of you.
And you chose to ask on a neckbeard-wannabe-finance-board on what a country is doing.

What the actual fuck.

[Anonymous No.13062984]

>>13062964
Of Facebook? Yes. Find one positive thing said about Facebook on Zerohedge.

[Anonymous No.13062995]

>>13061146
Get Brave browser and start using it's Tor-Tabs could be another solution for you OP.

[Anonymous No.13063015]

>>13061851
I remember me being on /Pol/ from 2013-2015 and the common meme was that Australians were the biggest shitposters. I wished for them to be banned many times, and look what happened.. Guess what I wished next? Hint: Big Mac

[Anonymous No.13063024]

>>13063015

[Anonymous No.13063080]

>>13061146
Can’t use tor/tails/DuckDuckGo?

[Anonymous No.13063081]

>>13061590
wish I could upvote this more than once

[Anonymous No.13063149]

>>13062984
Zerohedge never was critical about anything.
All zerohedge did for the past ten years is being a permabear for ideological reasons, while shilling gold and sucking Vladimir Putins cock.

There are good reasons why you are considered an idiot in finance, if you even read, let alone believe the bullshit on zerohedge.

[Anonymous No.13063359]

>>13063149
The financial world just thinks everything is fine and nothing will ever break.

[Anonymous No.13063397]

>>13062938
>massacre alledgedly occurs
>dozens of laws are pushed through literally the week after
Almost like they were written and ready to go before the massacre ever took place.
Of course it was a false flag, and it will continue until the complete extinction of Humanity at the hands of the subhumans.

[Anonymous No.13063404]

>>13063359
Economists are brainless retards, but leagues ahead anyone listening to them.

[Anonymous No.13063420]

>>13061146
"legitimate users of 4chan"

>my fokkkin sides!

[Anonymous No.13063529]

>>13063359
Except that you see the financial world becoming quite cautious in basically every country and sector. E.g. the interest for construction loans is rising quite a bit, if you try to get a longer period of fixed interest.

The financial world became cautious for good reasons but still has good reasons to not panic like Zerohedge is doing for... well, since they exist.

[Anonymous No.13063537]

>>13061969

Maybe you hold shitty viewpoints then if you're worried about your friends and family finding out.


>>13062254
Fuck off. You have no understanding of what Tor actually is and what it does. >>13062254

[Anonymous No.13063618]

>>13063529

The financial world are a bunch of fucking retards, i think anyone who saw how the fed was created in the 1920-1940 knew it was going to end badly, they are a bunch of boomers who think everything is fine if nothing breaks before they die

[Anonymous No.13063672]

>>13061680
You still need a WAN connection skyshit is a POS

[Anonymous No.13063682]

>>13061257
>Makes Sharia or Stalin-style communsim look better and better every day, doesn't it?
No. But starting to kill those (((Communists))) is looking like a very valid option quickly.

[Anonymous No.13063712]

>>13063537
>Majority rule is a-ok when I'm the majority

[Anonymous No.13063730]

Literally just use OpenDNS

[Anonymous No.13063748]

>>13061590
Have an updoot

[Anonymous No.13063765]

>>13061335
how much does it cost?

[Anonymous No.13063774]

>>13061706
>Tor literally blocks white supremacist sites and actively tries to find the creators
>Leaves child abuse sites live

REALLY should make you think.

[Anonymous No.13063811]

>>13061969
You are a deluded fool if you don't think that's coming in the next few years soon

[Anonymous No.13063813]

>>13061336
on the plus side, perhaps this faggot will no longer be able to post 50+ threads a day about his shitpile bcash fork.

[Anonymous No.13063823]

>>13063774

Link to proof? Never heard this before.

[Anonymous No.13063875]

>>13061846
source on 60000?

[Anonymous No.13063879]

>>13063774
So what IS safe in this day and age?

[Anonymous No.13063898]

>>13062907
Lmao

[Anonymous No.13063981]

You have a VPN, you stupid fuck. It is not a technology exclusive to your dumbass scam trash.

You dont even need a vpn. You can just use open dns, but you are technologically illiterate so this didn't occur to you.

[Anonymous No.13064055]

You guys are all missing the point. Sergey pressured the Aussie government to block /biz/so that Ausfags can't make it.

[Anonymous [O1G] No.13064125]

>>13061744
so that isps could block access to it because it's full of cp and gore?

[Anonymous No.13064225]

>>13061336
he fled australia years ago
he's a criminal there

[Anonymous No.13064238]

>>13063537
this post is CIA

[Anonymous No.13064273]

BS. I'm Australian and here right now, no VPN or other shit. It's just Telstra fucking around

[Anonymous No.13064533]

>>13063823
https://www.itpro.co.uk/cloud-hosting/29219/decades-old-neo-nazi-site-stormfront-taken-offline

>"Tor stands against racism and bigotry wherever and whenever such hatred rears its ugly head," Steph finished. "It is our work to provide everyone with the best possible security and privacy tools so human dignity and freedom can be promoted all over the world."

[Anonymous No.13064543]

>>13063879
You should assume nothing is unless you are a autistic genius or PhD level nerd.

[Anonymous No.13064578]

>>13061146
>No more ausfag bantz
I'm gonna miss my frens

[Anonymous No.13064684]

>>13061225
Pol blocked by vodafone..

[Anonymous No.13064749]

Australians are top tier shitposters

F

[Anonymous No.13064940]

>>13062938
its confirmed, see zerohedge.com

[Anonymous No.13064949]

>>13064940
>zerohedge.com

[Anonymous No.13064950]

FIRST THEY TAKE YOUR GUNS
THEN THEY TAKE YOUR VOICE
GUESS WHAT'S NEXT DUMBASS

[Anonymous No.13064969]

>>13064950
hint: It's your head you dumb white faggot

[Anonymous No.13064987]

>>13064950
ISP are shutting sites down as we speak

Will anonymous groups do something

[Anonymous No.13065016]

>>13061676
>It’s not ‘only possible though skywire’. It’s possible through literally any Vpn of which there are thousands both free and paid. All skywire is is a vpn that for reasons that are never explained is somehow mysteriously linked to a useless shitcoin. But you don’t need the shitcoin to run it as a vpn.

What happens when the ISPs block all VPN traffic or block all encrypted traffic?

Australia's new anti-encryption laws make it very easy for the government to rule VPNs as illegal.

Skywire, when fully deployed, will completely bypass ISPs and allow users to connect peer-peer via antennas, so there is no physical way for the government to block access, other than going door-to-door, searching houses and arresting people with antennas hidden in their attics.

Also, the coin is used to incentivize Skywire nodes, in case you didn't know.

[Anonymous No.13065041]

>>13061706

Tor exit nodes are controlled by US security agencies, and redpilled sites like 8ch don't allow people to post using tor exit nodes.

[Anonymous No.13065064]

>>13061963

False. You don't need to use a VPN or even be an exit node. When fully deployed, Skycoin exit nodes will mostly be in colo centers and safe countries. Most Skywire nodes will simply be relay nodes, relaying encrypted traffic from one node to the next.

[Anonymous No.13065090]

>>13062179

Bitcoin transactions can be blocked. ISPs can block at the application or protocol level, or they can block all encrypted traffic. Bitcoin is not a website, but cryptocurrency-related websites can be blocked (exchanges, explorers, discussion forums etc.). VPNs can be blocked.

The only think that can't be blocked is a separate physical connection that bypasses the ISP - i.e. Skywire.

[Anonymous No.13065100]

>>13065064
It's not false. Go run a "skywire node" (really just an opensource VPN software) right now without another VPN. See what happens to you. Even the tg admins aren't retarded enough to recommend you do it.

[Anonymous No.13065104]

>>13064533

It says literally in that article that they DONT block neo nazi sites you fucking tardlet. Reading comprehension is low amongst nazis I guess.

>[Tor] said it is unable to ban people from accessing [nazi sites] via its secretive browser as privacy is at the Tor browser's core.

[Anonymous No.13065189]

>>13061146
Good riddance to the lot of those bloody dingo rooters

[Anonymous No.13065211]

Can confirm I can't get onto liveleak or 4chan. At this point 4channel is unblocked, so can still get on the worksafe boards.

[Anonymous No.13065213]

>>13065104
Guess you will see what you want to see until it's to late.

[Anonymous No.13065227]

>>13065213

Ehh no I think it is just that I am not a dumbass, they couldn't ban specific sites if they wanted to fuckhead. Read the code for yourself. This is what is so great about open source software, it is all out there. Point out where and how they could possibly block these sites in their public codebase. Take your time, I'll wait fggt.

[Anonymous No.13065317]

>>13065100

Nothing will 'happen to you'. It will work just fine. You can choose to run a VPN on your exit node if you want, but it's not necessary.

[Anonymous No.13065401]

>>13061146

They would have to shut down the entire internet because money is now information and information travels via EVERYTHING nowadays. I can sign a transaction and post it on reddit as smileys if I want to and have a bot pick it up.

[Anonymous No.13065408]

im australian and havent been blocked, i assume its a DNS level block

[Anonymous No.13065530]

>>13065227
They can't yes. Guess I miss spoke since english isnt my first langauge but the fact remains the project leaders have a long history of being anti-right wing publicly while giving lip service to cp and ca. They clearly see nazis as a bigger problem than cp.

You cant see this as problem because you want to confirm your world view by bring pedantic. Our rights right across the globe is being taken away and people like you ignore shit because extremely baised media isnt reporting on how they are baised.

God made a fucking mistake with me and I dont want to live in your shitty world people like you are building with your arrogant ignorancr.

On phone now if you are going to nitpick grammer and spelling.

[Anonymous No.13065590]

>>13065530
Lol u mad. I bet ur a christfag too

[Anonymous No.13065641]

>>13065090
>or they can block all encrypted traffic
You are retarded

[Anonymous No.13065675]

>>13065530
I don't see it as a problem because for everything that gets shut down, a new thing can be created that takes its place.

Guns -> 3d printers
Twitter -> Gab
Patreon -> Hatreon
Paypal -> Bitcoin -> Monero

When you try to stop something, people find a way if it is important
Tor -> Darknet Tor Fork

[Anonymous No.13065758]

>>13065530
nazis promote genocide. pretty genocide is worse than rape you dumb incel

[Anonymous No.13065804]

>>13063765
>>13061300
~$50 for building your own DIY skyminer node, couldn't get easier. Try it.

[Anonymous No.13065816]

>>13065758

[Anonymous No.13065832]

>>13065816
yes yes nazi tard, hitler dindu nuffin, ww2 was just a hoax invented by jews blah blah now go back at your >>/pol/ containment board

[Anonymous No.13065843]

Reminder it’s literally illegal to own guns for self defense in New Zealand and they somehow expected nobody would ever go ape on innocent civilians that follow their cucked government’s laws.

[Anonymous No.13065882]

>>13061680
>The powers-that-be want to keep us under control
What is weird is that it is the internet service provider.. and we have seen multiple companies doing all sorts of weird "moral" things, without being told or without any mandate of the people e.g. Stops selling fur in retail store, Dick's sporting good stop selling firearms, grocery store stops selling eggs from cage-breed chicken, remove cigarettes from display.
The idea that private corporations superimpose their "morality" upon the citizens, is messed up.. Do corporations even have a morality? or do they just ban these things in order to strengthen their brand-value?

There are no powers that control anything, we are trapped in a spiral of virtue-signalling of corporations, who constantly seek new/fresh way to virtue-signal as it has become their default marketing strategy and they need to keep up with their competitors or surpass them, a slow race toward a decentralized totalitarian society.

[Anonymous No.13065907]

>>13061146
And i thought western europa were cucks regarding free speech, but Australia and New Zealand were free speech asylium.

Bullshit. Their leaders are even more coward, mainstream and SJW than Merkel or Macron. And the population is sheeple to tolerate this like nothing happened.

[Anonymous No.13065935]

>>13061257
>Makes Sharia or Stalin-style communsim look better and better every day, doesn't it?

Yes it does. I've traveled solo to Egypt. It is an archaic place, but their internet is 100% uncensored. It is more and more obvious that the west is not a land of freedom. Hypocrite ruling class.

[Anonymous No.13065944]

>>13065843
reminder that zero developed countries need an artillery for self defense because they're not failed-state third world shitholes like burgerland

[Anonymous No.13065965]

>>13065944

The demographics are changing and ethnic tension is the #1 precursor to violence, just wait

[Anonymous No.13065966]

>>13061146
>>13061155
heard they restored access to 4chan, is this true? i think they underestimated how big of a community it is

[Anonymous No.13065981]

Aussie here. ABB and a few other ISPs haven't blocked jack shit (personally checked, I can access all the above websites in the OP). I don't even browse /pol/ or do anything compromising, I just browse fit and biz.

[Anonymous No.13065988]

>>13065641

An ISP can see when traffic is encrypted and block it. Yes, this would also cause a lot of 'genuine' traffic to be blocked, but it can be done, easily.

[Anonymous No.13066010]

>tfw Facebook has been involved in mass shootings but some tiny panel of experts that sit around with their thumbs up their asses and decide what freedoms to take away won't be able to play candy crush or whatever the fuck anymore so they exempt it and whatever else they like
its fucked

[Anonymous No.13066050]

>>13065965
I live in the Arabic/Muslim part of the city and it's chill as fuck. Only nutjob Jihadis and their white NEET equivalents are frothing at the mouth, everyone else is just going about their lives.

[Anonymous No.13066080]

>>13063879
Freenet is super safe. It was built for what is happening currently. It is archaic however. I2P very secure as well. Also archaic.

Zeronet is pretty secure if you combine it with tor (built-in feature), and it's UI is neat and easy. There is even a 4chan like board on Zeronet called millchan. There is not a lot of users yet but still a lot more compared to it's beginning about 2 years ago.

[Anonymous No.13066093]

>>13061146
>chimp out and shoot 50 people because you can't get any pussy
>advertise your favorite mongolian basketweaving forums in your memelord npc manifesto
wow he really fucked us didn't he

[Anonymous No.13066154]

>>13066093
obvious psyop. way too orchestrated

[Anonymous No.13066271]

>>13061155
>kiwifarms refuses to remove the footage citing MUH FREEDOMZ
>blocked like a bitch 2 days later
top kek, children forget the natural order of things:
>grown men invented the tech, laid the lines, and provide the service
>aspies and incels grow up thinking grown men owe them
>shocked when grown men withdraw the services they've always provided
sad!

[Anonymous No.13066314]

>>13066271
(you)

[Anonymous No.13066321]

>>13065408
>>13065981

melb here and i just checked zerohedge and 4chan is accessible both at home and at my university and i am using belong which is a subsidiary of telstra so not sure exactly what is going on here

[Anonymous No.13066355]

it's probably temporary until they confiscate all the guns.

[Anonymous No.13066378]

>>13066355
>aspie wants to start an american civil war
>starts a new zealand civil war
>business as usual in america

[Anonymous No.13066453]

>>13061155
>archive

holy shit

[Anonymous No.13066487]

>>13061146
Time to place 4chan on the BSV blockchain

[Anonymous No.13066495]

>>13062586
Australians are the balancing force against the british pomp and the america delusions in the west... canada is a mix of both and new zealand is 1/3 aussie bants 1/3 british pomp and 1/3 Maori coolness

[Anonymous No.13066527]

Why the fuck is it not blocked for me

Its making me edgy

[Anonymous No.13066538]

moot finally won.

[Anonymous No.13067687]

>>13061146
>legitimate users of 4chan

topkek

[Anonymous No.13067767]

>>13061146
>block all encrypted traffic
senpai how absolutely blasted are you?

[Anonymous No.13067774]

imagine if we could block all shitskins from posting. suddenly 4chan turns into a fucking utopia

[Anonymous No.13067782]

>>13062246
Really well put

[Anonymous No.13067996]

>>13067767
>senpai how absolutely blasted are you?

An ISP can see when traffic is encrypted and block it. Yes, this would also cause a lot of 'genuine' traffic to be blocked, but it can be done, easily.

[Not Astro No.13068005]

>>13066538
Kek

[Anonymous No.13068032]

Skywire solved the oracle problem. Linkies btfo

[Anonymous No.13068043]

I told they blocked in Brazil and instead of people supporting me they called me a monkey lol

[Anonymous No.13068060]

>>13068043
lmao deservedly so

[Anonymous No.13068066]

>>13068032
Sky wire still needs ISP fggt

[Anonymous No.13068080]

>>13068066
Once skywire isp is decentralized all the data can just go straight to the chain. By developing a consensus algo it replaces link miners.

Nice numbers btw

[Anonymous No.13068085]

>>13065189

Except the ones who know how to change their DNS, or use a free VPN, or who have a small ISP that doesn't care.

[Anonymous No.13068170]

>>13061155
Lol you can access those sites in China for the most part

[Anonymous No.13068188]

Aussie here. Switch to Aussie Broadband.

[Anonymous No.13068193]

P.S. Skycoin is shit. Fuck you Synth you faggot.

[Anonymous No.13068210]

>>13068188
Based

[Anonymous No.13068252]

>>13065966
nope (at least not my ISP)
but i'm posting this just by changing my dns.

[Anonymous No.13068310]

>>13067996

[Anonymous No.13068323]

>>13061146
Good, I hate australians and I hate liveleak.

[Anonymous No.13068336]

>>13061155
>archive
>zerohedge

I didn't think I could hate boomers even more, but I was proved wrong again

[Anonymous No.13068348]

A few Australia anons rag their providers and they said it will be un-banned in a week. Its pretty easy to get around the block though, all you have to do is change your DNS to 1.1.1.1
T.Aussie

[Anonymous No.13068353]

>>13068323
Wtf are you me?

[Anonymous No.13068369]

>>13068323
liveleak is a disgusting site with hate filled low iQ neo-con boomers

[Anonymous No.13068403]

>>13062907
top lol

[Anonymous No.13068404]

>>13068348
>it will be un-banned in a week

Maybe. Until next time they feel like censoring the Internet. Perhaps next time they'll go for a wider range of sites, and make it harder to bypass the censorship.

Also, if those sites continue to host footage of the shooting, why would the ISPs lift the block? IMO they're more likely to further solidify the ban by making it harder to circumvent.

[Anonymous No.13068407]

>>13065944
get a load of this fag

[Anonymous No.13068446]

>>13068404
completely agree, its not like its set in stone. they will most likely keep the ban indefinitely.

we also have a ton of ISP's and all of them have banned these sites, thats 10 + ISP's that i know of that have banned them

[Anonymous No.13068511]

== Now more than ever, the world needs Skywire ==

In the wake of recent events in New Zealand, governments around the world accelerated their censorship of the Internet. Immediately following the Christchurch massacre, ISPs in New Zealand blocked access to sites that persisted in hosting Brenton Tarrant’s manifesto and footage of the attack.

Heavily controlled sites like Facebook, Twitter and Reddit remain accessible, because admins on those sites are quick to remove copies of the material and repress discussions deemed objectionable. But alternative forums like 4Chan and Voat are blocked, because users on those sites remain free to post the manifesto and video, and discuss events openly without fear of censorship. This has led to robust debate on those sites, with many members questioning the official record of events relayed by the mainstream media.

This week, Australia’s major ISPs including Telstra, Optus and Vodafone joined NZ in blocking access to a range of websites deemed to be subversive, including:

4Chan|8Ch|Voat|LiveLeak|Archive|Bitchute|Zerohedge|KiwiFarms

Some of these sites didn’t even host the manifesto or video, and mentioned them only briefly. But they all have one thing in common—they are seen as anti-establishment, libertarian or alt-right in focus, with content mainly posted by anonymous contributors. As such, they are beyond the control of governments.

Regular members of these banned sites consider themselves to be ‘woke’ or ‘redpilled’ compared to ‘normies’ (referring to normal oblivious members of the population). The term ‘redpilled’ comes from the movie The Matrix, in which Neo takes a red pill and wakes up to the true reality of his universe. Members of these sites tend to delve deeply into current affairs, refusing to accept without question the interpretation of events presented by the media.

Read more: https://medium.com/skyfleet-captains-log/now-more-than-ever-the-world-needs-skywire-73aaacd7b346

[Anonymous No.13068948]

As mainstream sites like Facebook, Twitter and Reddit suppress information about the Christchurch shooting, more and more ‘normies’ seek these alternative sites for answers. The-powers-that-be don’t want this, hence the push for ISPs to restrict access.

Currently, it’s still possible to reach these sites using a VPN—the same technology that Australians and New Zealanders use to access other banned sites like Pirate Bay. But this may be only a temporary workaround. Australia’s draconian new anti-encryption laws allow the government to rule VPNs illegal. They can easily instruct ISPs to block access to VPNs, or to block all encrypted traffic.

Where does it stop? Should governments and ISPs really have the power to tell us where we can obtain our news and information? Do they have the right to decide which videos and documents we’re allowed to view, and what opinions we’re permitted to express online?

George Orwell’s 1984 was intended as a cautionary tale, not an instruction manual.

While centralized ISPs remain the gatekeepers to the Internet, governments have the power to control our access as they see fit. They can block individual websites, block traffic at the application or protocol level, or they can simply block everything if they so desire. These same monopolistic ISPs already monitor our traffic, throttle our bandwidth, overcharge for subpar services, keep records of the sites we visit, and sell our private data to advertisers.

The only way to break free from this increasingly dystopian Internet is to build a new physically decentralized global mesh network, in which nodes connect to each other in a peer-to-peer manner, completely bypassing centralized ISPs and government control.

And that’s exactly what Skywire delivers. With almost 10,000 nodes already deployed around the world, Skywire is bringing freedom and net neutrality to the Internet, and placing full control back into the hands of the people.

[Anonymous No.13068961]

>>13061146
>no aussie shitposters on 4chan forever

MOOT
WE DID IT MOOT
YOU CAN COME BACK NOW

[Anonymous No.13068966]

>>13061146
Why is America the only Western country with guiding principles? Seems like other countries' governments just rule by whim and do whatever they feel like with no restrictions or consideration for principles? Time and time again the American system is proven superior.

[Anonymous No.13068969]

>>13068961
im still here mate, tho oddly enough only 4channel doesnt get banned

[Anonymous No.13069020]

is there a legal recourse for this?
like arguably if you're over the age of 18 and what you're viewing isn't "illegal" shouldn't the company not be restricting 4chan?

or is the requirement to just use another provider?

[Anonymous No.13069025]

>>13068969
That's deliberate. 4channel is 'worksafe'. They know that. In theory anyway. All the edge boards are on 4chan. No ISP is going to block a humble anime orientated literal origami forum. Hiroshimoot made a wise financial desicion for once to not put all boards in one basket. Innocent boards get taken down because of /pol/.

[Anonymous No.13069032]

>>13061257
Literally not gonna happen in the US.

[Anonymous No.13069247]

[Anonymous No.13069276]

>>13068193
Wow you’re a faggot. There is no reason to hate on Skycoin unless you are a substratum shill

[Anonymous No.13069291]

Pol int and b are blocked.
Can still get on biz for some reason.

[Anonymous No.13069334]

>>13069276

The seething hatred of Skycoin and its team is strange. The only other project I know that attracts so much anger and hate is XRP.

I feel it's because both are considered a major threat to other established projects.

[Anonymous No.13069367]

>>13061146
>Skyminer
wait a second... so the company that makes the crypto also sells the mining hardware?

lol not at all a scam

[Anonymous No.13069375]

>>13069367
>the company that makes the crypto also sells the mining hardware

If you want a Skyminer, you can buy the hardware from Skycoin.net, or build one using components purchased from AliExpress etc.

Both options are encouraged. You can find out more here... http://www.skyfud.com/skyminer.html

[Anonymous No.13069400]

>>13069375
Still a scam. Why is a coin even needed? It isn't.

[Anonymous No.13069411]

>>13069400
I could ask that about literally every single coin

[Anonymous No.13069425]

>>13069400

In the case of Skywire, the coin is used to incentivize nodes (unlike most community meshnets where volunteers are unpaid).

In the case of CX game/apps, the coin will be used for in-app purchases and trading non-fungible assets.

In the case of Sky Fiber ICOs/projects it will be up to the individual projects to determine a use case for their own coins/tokens.

And obviously the coin can also be used for normal trading/holding/spending like any other cryptocurrency.

[Anonymous No.13069426]

>>13069400
>being this willfully ignorant
>never going to make it
The coin is need for many of the reasons any other coin is needed.
The coin creates an economy that can be used to motivate actors in the network.
Spending a coin to validate a transactions increase the likelihood of the transaction to be valuable and authentic.
Holding the coin as a "miner" means your validation are more likely to be valid because you don't want to undermine the system.
Holding the coin creates skyhours which will be spent on services. Coins will be the inflationary currency. Hours are the deflationary currency.
This incentivizes a secure and authentic network with the inflationary coins, but incentivizes the transaction of hours for goods and services.

jesus fuck, I can't spell it all out for you.

[Anonymous No.13069432]

>>13069400
The coin isn't a crypto. Remember, there's no consensus algorithm

[Anonymous No.13069439]

>>13069426
They don't own the "token" because there's no consensus algorithm. They earn nothing.
>typical skyschizo muddying the water with using familiar terms , while meaning something completely different than the assumed meanings.

[Anonymous No.13069441]

>>13061146
IDS HABBEDIN

[Anonymous No.13069443]

Lmaoooo. Literally copying the internet tactics of dictatorships.

[Anonymous No.13069458]

>>13069425
>>13069426
>incentivize nodes
>motivate actors
What the fuck? Absolute bullshit.

Isn't being on a censorship resistant network incentive/motivation enough in itself? Yes. As an analogy, think of Bittorrent. You don't need to incentivise/motivate people to be part of a Bittorrent swarm because being part of that swarm literally /is/ the motivation. Same thing with being on the Skynet or whatever it's called network.

The coin is an obvious scam, just like the hardware.

[Anonymous No.13069459]

>>13069439
>implying the consensus algorthm is necessary while we only have testnet to fuck around with
yeah, you're right, the project isn't off the ground yet.
Tron, EOS, Holo, etc didn't have their consensus algorithm figured out for a long time, they just piggybacked on ETH. Doesn't mean they weren't real projects
The lack of consensus algorithm doesn't mean the project won't work, it's just higher risk right now.

[Anonymous No.13069469]

>>13069432

Consensus is currently secured by a masternode system, which is a very reliable solution used by numerous crypto projects. As with all masternode-based crypto platforms, the masternode writes blocks into an immutable ledger which is synchronized with all nodes in the network.

Every Skycoin wallet contains a complete copy of the blockchain. Anyone with a wallet can send a transaction which creates a block that is written into the immutable ledger by the masternode and then synchronized with the thousands of other nodes in the network, creating a distributed consensus as to the state of the blockchain.

Since only the masternode writes blocks, Byzantine Fault Tolerance is not an issue and a traditional consensus algorithm or protocol (such as Proof of Work or Proof of Stake) is not currently required in order to secure this consensus.

Below is the code for Skycoin's blockchain and visor, demonstrating UTXO block verification across the distributed ledger. It shows that the blockchain is distributed throughout nodes that connect to each other in a peer-to-peer fashion.

https://github.com/skycoin/skycoin/blob/develop/src/visor/blockchain.go
https://github.com/skycoin/skycoin/blob/develop/src/visor/visor.go

A blockchain is an immutable data structure, and when the blockchains on each node are synchronized, a consensus exists regarding the state of the blockchain. Being an immutable data structure, it is not possible for even a centralized validator node to alter the transaction history without it being very obvious what has occurred.

Even if Obelisk was never released, Skycoin could continue to run quite successfully on this masternode system forever, without negatively impacting Skywire or CX or Skycoin Fiber or any other part of the Skycoin ecosystem. Other major crypto platforms use similar central controllers (for example IOTA).

[Anonymous No.13069470]

>>13069458
Have you never used Bittorent? For it to work, you have to motivate people to keep seeding.
The only motivation to stay part of the swarm is when you're downloading the file, and even then, people turn off uploading, because there's no incentive to do so.

[Anonymous No.13069493]

>>13069458
>Isn't being on a censorship resistant network incentive/motivation enough in itself?

Not everyone is motivated by that. Some people are motivated by profit rather than altruism.

Community meshnets are great, but existing ones struggle to grow and survive because eventually you run out of people willing to deploy and manage the infrastructure for no monetary reward.

Skycoin's incentives increase adoption by ensuring a greater number of people are motivated. And with almost 10,000 nodes already deployed, it seems to be working.

[Anonymous No.13069517]

>>13069493
>incentive mechanism 7 years in the making
>implying it's not fundamentally flawed and not possible to implement
This is clear to everyone that looked into the project. Don't take a surface level glance at this, look a little bit deeper to see the all-encompassing warts on the project - it's all smoke and mirrors.

[Anonymous No.13069553]

>>13069517

That's just vague hand-waving. Your post doesn't say anything of substance. I understand that Skycoin probably threatens whatever ERC20 token or fork you prefer to invest in, but if you want to fud Skycoin then you'll need to be more specific about your concerns.

[BSV will win No.13069676]

It's a bad sign of where the world is headed but at least it's just a DNS "block" (if that can even be called a block).

Just use any open DNS, like for example OpenDNS. But don't use Google's spy DNS like a faggot.

[Anonymous No.13069694]

Why are SKY people invariably schizophrenic?

[Anonymous No.13069698]

>>13061155
It’s true anon, I’m aussie and blocked, but not everything is blocked out to 4channle. My home wifi is yet I can phonepost. But all you need to do is change the dns to get around it, don’t need shit sky wire to get around these simple blocks

[Anonymous No.13069712]

>>13061155
>zerohedge
>archive

Ummmmmm wtf lol

[Anonymous No.13069719]

>>13062467
It's not any more right wing than any other site. I don't even understand why that site specifically would be targeted. It's a finance blog for Schifftards and S&P shorters lmfao

[Anonymous No.13069725]

>What will you do when the government in your country decides to block Bitcoin transactions, or block all crypto-related websites, or block all encrypted traffic?

I live in a Crypto nation, I'm comfy

[Anonymous No.13069813]

>>13061146
You'll never believe how AUS/NZ became more repressive than communist China with this one simple trick!

[Anonymous No.13070553]

>>13069694
cringe
>>13069470
This. The retards on this board probably would have called BitTorrent a scam before it went mainstream. That is why this board is filled with poors >>13069439
>everyone I don’t like is a schizo
>>13069367
>everything I don’t like is a scam
>>13069334
I agree with you. Substratum was exposed for having organized shilling against Skycoin. Maybe similar projects are doing the same? Honestly tho I would bet it is simply assblasted autists who get a rush from fighting online

[Anonymous No.13071524]

>>13070553
idiots like you are why crypto bagholders are made. lmao go outside

[Anonymous No.13071785]

>>13069025
>hiro was in on it
lol ok /pol/tard

[Anonymous No.13071804]

>>13061155
>archive
But why?

[Anonymous No.13072079]

>>13071524
not an argument