send me usdt

12zkK9upPPAYtLUy4HhXAcJJftrnB23whi

lol such a scam

my dada given me small loan of million dollars, ok. you wouldnt believe it

>>15642
Here you go, find it here: jibble.org/stfw

HOLY SHIT, A CHAN THAT DOESN'T FUCK WITH WEBP UPLOADS

[Parsed_ssim_0 @ 000002557742f340] SSIM Y:1.000000 (inf) U:1.000000 (inf) V:1.000000 (inf) All:1.000000 (inf)

>>15674
coooooool

testing animated lossless webp with transparency

Oh brother, it's one of those fed fags again :|

>>15701
retard

I came across more cheese pizza on the clear web than dark web. You shouldn't fuck with that anyway.

Read these if you have no idea what Tor is and what it's for. It helps if you care about your privacy, security and digital sovereignty.
https://support.torproject.org/about-tor/
https://tails.net/about/index.en.html

>tor is a """"honeypot"""""
this is why hapas are superior to whites

The glowie is glowing hard

fuck js

>>15787
This waiting for some webdevfuck to make a JavaScript free image board

There is on tor it's called Dread

What about searx?
https://searx.space/

Also you could try using various SERP APIs, or services that connect to these and return json structured data of the search results, like serp.dev.

>>15726
>Larry Ellison

Oh it's that guy who owns Oracle AKA the worst enteprise software in existence. I'm talked to some people who use it at their jobs. They fucking hate using any software Oracle related.

>>15725
>DuckDuckGo
Compromised. Don't use it ever.

>>15730

Compromised how?

this is more of a search engine scraper rather than an actual search engine. it's a proxy search engine.
the server is literally just a fucking scraper, but it (oftentimes) just werks.
https://4get.ca
http://4getwebfrq5zr4sxugk6htxvawqehxtdgjrbcn2oslllcol2vepa23yd.onion/
other instances are available on the clearnet as well.
he also claims that other TOR links to it other than the primary one provided by the main owners instance is a honeypot. it's basically searx afaik.
he has his own selfhosted git instance with the source for it.
>>15747
there was some sec auditor who ended up lashing out at ddg for scraping fucking Bing results. and Bing is owned by Microsoft.
not to mention the fact that it has a lot of telemetry at the very moment you open up ddg.
UBO acts up when you go it. IIRC they claim that it is used for tracking but persists only for a session but its still telemetry.

>DDG
doesn't crawl the web itself; it pulls most results straight from Bing. That means you're still feeding into Microsoft's ecosystem indirectly. Their index, their ranking algorithms (which inherit whatever blue-pill establishment bias Bing has), their ad infrastructure. Privacy experts hammer this as the core flaw: you're escaping Google surveillance only to hand your queries (anonymized or not) to another Big Tech giant.
Use Mojeek instead

Huh... What's your intention to moan to politicians?

Past cycles:

ATL 2015 to ATH 2017 = ~1064 days
ATH 2017 to ATL 2018 = ~364 days
ATL 2018 to ATH 2021 = ~1064 days
ATH 2021 to ATL 2022 = ~364 days
ATL 2022 to ATH 2025 = ~1064 days
ATH 2025 to ATL 2026 = ~364 days?

Pattern appears to repeat for multiple cycles.

If this rhythm holds, BTC could bottom sometime in late 2026,
possibly in the $35k–$45k range.

Crowd keeps looking for complex narratives,
but markets often move in simple cyclical structures.