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@Haxk20 Here's my public IP:
84.113.241.147
It's gonna be the same for a long time (is supposed to be dynamic but isn't) so have fun with it. -
@Haxk20 They can have mine then :) Just won't be interesting.
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@filthyranter inbefore your house get hot because everything is mining crypto currencies cat images
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@Awlex It's hot already, a few extra °C won't make a difference
Jokes aside, there's not much performance to exploit and I can easily shut down the devices. -
Same story of mine, found a bypass.😂😂
Open a new tab -> www.google.com -> type in googles search box.
Damn man, this silly trick works for me.
Although when you search in URL bar you'll still get that reCaptcha. ¯\_ (ツ) _/¯ -
@canonbolt Too bad that doesn't always work (try to use Google via TOR lol)
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@canonbolt The obvious answer to everything here is either ddg, ixquick or startpage it seems.
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@filthyranter @finiteAutomatonyes I know it doesn't always work but works most of time, if not then use random user agent changer ;)
How to vertically center in css..
Thanks for the suggestion Google.
I am scared.
Google detected unusual traffic from my home network?
When I search anything in incognito mode, this page appears.
No incognito mode -> Google search works.
Feels like an attempt to force me to use my google account.
question
captcha
unusual traffic
google