Most of the times Cloudflare fails to verify me and Hcapctha puts me on Endless verification… I hate captcha but still gotta go with it.
I also forgot that Discourse Thread exist… Thanks for pointing it out to me!
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Welcome back! 
Also why zani pfp ._.
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I like her and This is the best one I could find of her imo.
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Impressive duet
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So you play wuwa, then ._. What’s your UID? :v
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Just spent the past 3 days trying to power inject a string of LEDs, turns out I’ve been ******* short circuiting the things the entire ******* time. Now I don’t even want to try it the correct way because I probably burned the things out three days ago
I don’t know why I keep telling myself this a good idea
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When you see posts like this then don’t reply but try googling with the same published content
and you will quickly understand that someone is going from forum to forum and other platforms
and publishes the same content.
And then mark it as spam
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Learn something along the way
P.S. nothing is as it seems 
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if this helps you bypass it !
src is here, so you can run it via npm if you have it
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I left this running full screen on one of the computers in my shop and 3 customers today asked me if I was a hacker 
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I kind of want that in my office now
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Hello everyone, I’m back after a family break.
First, welcome back to the InfinityFree Forum @NulShade. This would actually be my time communicating with you, as I am technically a newbie here.
Second, I didn’t notice until one of my workers sent a report that cloudflare went down on June 12th, and it affected some parts of my website. I posted a notice about it on my help forums.
Third, I have been contemplating on this idea. What if, to make sure people read the terms of service for sites, there was a timer limit of some sort. Where people have to actually read the terms of service by essentially preventing them from signing up for the service until they have seen the page for certain amount of time. This would be a little bit of an annoyance for some people, but it would possibly make them read the terms of service and actually understand what they are about to get themselves into. Just an idea.
And fourth, I’m working on a new service. Saying it is advertising so I’m not going to say it, but it might help some people who might need it. It involves step counters.
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But they probably wouldn’t read but just wait out the timer and click through
We need a 20 page questionnaire after the terms of service to be sure they answer correctly proving that they had actually read it
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With Captcha included to deter bots…
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Yes a captcha per page 
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And on todays episode of how to alienate your customer base and go out of business!
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