This happened to me recently too, no matter how many times the captcha was completed (showing ok green) pressing the 'post comment' button resulted in a grey box with something like "spam filter heuristics blah blah" and something about how this can be avoided if you sign up for an account here. as far as the content of the post, it was just a normal coment, no bad language, no links or anything.
The change would be to make it harder for scrapers to obtain links. I don't know about Jdownloader2, but it may affect it. As alluded to in a comment above, I'll probably provide some way of working around it, if it happens.
Thanks for the suggestion. Yeah, probably will have some parameter which will bypass that, if I go ahead with it, so it'll break scrapers and such until they migrate.
With the verification symbols, does this mean less liklihood (or impossibility) of clones / fakes? Or is it more a case of any dubious file would not have the nyaa green dot?
If you do a search for the word, "Horrible" you will see all the entries have the green dot of a Nyaa trusted account, so there are no fakes on the AT system as of now.
Horrible is highly automated and problems sometimes happen with them or the sources that supply them. There are plenty of comments on Nyaa so Horrible knows about the problems. They will probably re-issue those shows, but they are not know for marking the new ones so you'll have to note dates. Or use Eria instead.
As to filters, I think AT may be tired of rants that should go elsewhere and have tightened up their filters. It's just my guess.
^ Is shitty duplicate of a horriblesubs that was posted yesterday, the subs are mis timed, and its just shit. Whats goiung on with the fake Horriblesubs releasese? and when I tried to post this on the page the spam filter wouldn't allow the post. You guys under attack?
DMCA: I've been reading dozens of the dmca forms that have been used recently: It does not appear to be necessary to cite a specific link in order to open the rights to a demand compliance or lawsuit anymore. And the demand to comply will be for all instances of a specific file name to be removed from the ddl-service to avoid the risk of an expensive lawsuit, not a single link to a specific file. Or it would be for a court to decide if the case came to court, or many are not worrying about enforcement of any such requirement.
So there are only two things than can help:
1. For the file name and contents you submit to services to be disguised/encrypted as they appear on the ddl-service drives. What you do here with links is likely unnecessary for dmca. They can't remove what they can't identify. 2. The small interval of time between a file being published, to notice being given to ddl-services, to the ddl-service compliance to dmca. Downloading quick will probably be your most reliable option generally.
One important thing to remember is the ddl-services are not going to complain and won't go to court. If you can't guess how lawyers could rig this even further, you don't have my wicked imagination.
P.S. There are a few ddl-services which reliably have not reacted to dmca demands so far. Find them when you need them.
it is possible and to make it harder I would put a javascript page up in-place of this and have it write the html code on the fly but first by encrypting the page with a hash then decrypting it on the browsers.
If so, please consider to provide links in the "classic" way, when request is done using a valid session cookie of a logged in user or (preferred) some simple account based token api. Thanks. I'm OK with the idea, but using Javascript will also break stuff for the users (scripts, maybe some (?) download managers).
As somewhat alluded to above, you can extract MKVs using the mkvextract utility (from mkvtoolnix). You can use mkvmerge --identify --identification-format json [filename] to identify the tracks in a file, if needed.
It has always been my expectation that the forces of dmca* would get more organized and use tech more to their advantage, and I think some now are. It will still vary by title, but for some titles a few days may now be a long time.
I suggest checking here frequently, or use horrible's release schedule to make sure you don't miss a new show you like via AT. Or running torrents with or without a seedbox as a more long-term solution (seedbox: sending torrents to a rental facility, then sending completed torrents from rental to home.).
Do you think you could provide the script you use to generate the Attachments files? I'd like to use it for some of the larger torrents that don't get picked up here.
The attack on Kyoto Animation was a terrible thing. It is quite amazing and a testament to all humanity that, despite the ease with such things can be done, they rarely happen. This points to those who do such things as far outside the norm. While the question of why often follows such rare events, the motives rarely bring us closure. There will be a trial and factual evidence will be produced. The evidence sadly will not help the victims or their families any more than the 3rd and 4th hand accounts currently being reported.
I am ashamed to admit that I can't help but feel that the person who did this was badly burned is a good thing.
34 dead, many injured, much material destroyed. Quite a horrific attack by any standard, regardless of it hitting the anime industry. There's a GoFundMe campaign for those who wish to provide monetary support, although it's not clear how donated funds will be used.
Hopefully this sort of thing doesn't happen again.
Comments are generally short/small, and not much space is given for an image anyway, so there isn't much point for large images. A 50x50 JPEG can usually fit within the limits.
This seems to have fixed itself. I'll need to look into the Sphinx index not properly updating though, so it may crop up again when entries are moved to different categories (the index is rebuilt daily, so will eventually fix itself up).
India's population has never been more than China's at least in the past 50 years. But it will change in 2024 when India overtakes China as the most populous country in the world.
30/07/2019 16:41 — Anonymous