Tema

"It's free real estate", she whispered

How many Coke bottles can you fit in there?

OIDC Logs and Endpoint code. Super nerdy shit. Fucking boring enterprise stuff. Not the fun Enterprise with Kirk or Picard.

Be surprised. Then invite to discuss plotlines, stories and creative writing in general. Even get @Neptune to join in. Make it a discussive threesome. I genuinely think we could be at that for hours.

Yes I did, I lost them when I went fishing - in my pants.

Granted, but each use permanently lowers your own ability to feel sexual pleasure. I want to be able to instantly learn any skill by watching someone perform it once.

Did you not know about that?

Absurdly Lustful

>_> <_< Not guilty. I'm not even sure I've ever left my - oh no I went to France once - almost forgot as well. Damnit. The next person has tried a TikTok challenge once.

Jokes on you, I couldn't be any more hideous. Button. Pressed. Press the button and every terminally ill child in the world is cured. But one healthy adult, chosen completely at random, dies for each child saved.

Rotting like fruit.

No, but I'd call you obsessed with ED. How many accounts is this at this point? Hello again, KinkyKathy. Is it a bird? Is it a plane? No; it's a ban-hammer. Toodle-oo~

I've found the problem, and I have good news, I fixed it. This is related to the Server OS update this morning. Essentially, what happened is that the upgrade replaced our actively maintained IP geolocation database with a seven-year-old copy provided by the OS package. Because apparently that makes perfect sense. The current database has now been restored, and I've also changed the setup so EcchiDreams uses its own automatically updated copy going forward, which should prevent this from happening again. Thank you for alerting me to this. I will be awarding the maximum payout under the bug bounty programme... Which is in EcchiCredits. :)

Thanks for letting me know! That's definitely not intentional, the block is supposed to apply to UK connections only, so Sweden should be able to access the site normally. The fact that you're also seeing the UK-block notice through several other European VPN locations, while a US connection works, is useful. It sounds like something in our geolocation or blocking logic is incorrectly classifying or catching some non-UK traffic. I'll investigate it and fix anything that's within our control. If the underlying problem turns out to be incorrect data from the third-party geolocation provider, though, our options may be more limited and it might take longer to resolve. I don't want to promise a fix before I know what's actually happening, especially given the legal situation we're already dealing with in the UK. Thanks for reporting it and sorry about the hassle.

Your suspicion is actually bang on correct. @invisibleprince @toxictiff @Brad <- The third time. Dealing with it now. Dealt with.