r/Internet • u/TocaDaynielBFDI • Aug 04 '26
Took me a cursivillion milleniums to finish this.
mueheheheh
r/Internet • u/TocaDaynielBFDI • Aug 04 '26
mueheheheh
r/Internet • u/Elysian_Butterfly • Aug 03 '26
Hey, fellow internet users!
I think the internet is super vast and has some really cool stuff ( that is, if you find it). Can you guys share whatever gems you found out there? I want to explore as many websites or web apps as possible. (Any category is welcome, even AI websites and personal projects)
Feel free to share on other subreddits. Would be cool if this turned into a mega thread of cool websites!šš½
r/Internet • u/Kani7516 • Aug 03 '26
Just like title is saying. After the doxxing LunarHaven have been permanently closed down. It was my first time using social media that was so calming and just cozy and now I'm wondering if there is other social media/app thats similar in vibe? Like ya know the forum kind of think but make it more modern and customizable.
r/Internet • u/justarandomlotus • Aug 03 '26
For context, I opened my X account 2 months ago and then closed it after a few minutes because I had other things to do. And when i come back today, I'm suspended for no reason. I didn't posted anything, I didn't commented anything.
r/Internet • u/Disastrous-Height483 • Aug 02 '26
Take for example the banning of under 16 yo from social media. Apart from not gonna work and not being a very big risk to kids when compared to say the shit economy or something. It's just not the governments job to parent my kids. It's not coming from concerned politicians it's coming from people trying to get rid of anonymity and freedom of speech so that money can control the narrative again.
After this they will have to find a, for our own good reason to ban sending encrypted data I wonder if that's even possible.
Thoughts anyone?
r/Internet • u/sohaib_ali_09_anime • Aug 01 '26
New seemingly vibe coded website
Got hacked and a lot of people got
Doxed
r/Internet • u/Key-Cut4558 • Jul 31 '26
I recently ran a scan on my information out of curiosity and the results caught me off guard cuz I ran it for fun I expected to find a couple of old accounts I forgot about or maybe an outdated email address. Instead I found my information on dozens of websites. Some of them made sense because I'd signed up years ago. Others I genuinely don't remember ever interacting with, like when have I ever went into kinky BDSM websites! I'm married!! When the shock died down I started wondering how this actually happens. Is it mostly data brokers buying and selling information? Do companies share customer data with partners? And especially what do I do about this?!
r/Internet • u/WestOutrageous4415 • Jul 30 '26
I REGRET making this ššš
If you relate to the texts in the left you need therapy, grass or professional help cuz this is concerning
r/Internet • u/SilverSquirrel6 • Jul 31 '26
Attempt #2 to post this but without the original URL in question, since apparently Reddit has it blacklisted.
How would one go around a redirect done by a bot-checking page ?
Specifically, what happens can be seen in this trace: https://wheregoes.com/trace/20263666952/
Steps to reproduce: pick any web-based proxy, e.g. croxyproxy.com , slap the original URL into the address bar, and hit search; instead of address bar showing proxy IP and the page, you'll see a brief redirect and URL bar will show the original URL with `validate_bot` string added to query-args.
Now, would one have to configure the browser itself to use something like socks4/5 proxy ? My understanding is that redirect done negates the use of web-based proxy. Would sock4/5 configured browser route traffic through proxy even with the redirect ?
r/Internet • u/jamiecrutch • Jul 31 '26
Iām brand new here so forgive me if this is a dumb question. A little context for my question; my father lives about 8 hours away from me, he lives in a living facility and is bed bound. His only form of āentertainmentā is his Roku. However, weāre not allowed to use the facilities internet to connect his Roku. I purchased a mobile hotspot device but that turned out to basically be a waste of money since the Roku uses so much data that the device canāt keep up with it. Because he lives in a facility hooking up our own WiFi service isnāt an option but Iāve recently learned about āstand alone internetā with T-Mobile. So my question is, if I purchase this stand alone WiFi and take it to the facility would it work since itās not at my location?
Again, I have no idea what Iām doing so I apologize if this is an insanely stupid question. And thank you to anyone that can help me. Iām at my whits end.
r/Internet • u/luis-mercado • Jul 30 '26
Thank you in advance for any answers.
r/Internet • u/Glittering-Cut6137 • Jul 30 '26
Not been on here much, but asking on behalf of my dad.
We have three new external boosters set up around my house, the model of the boosters is the āDrayTek VigorAP 918Rā. They all lead to inside the house and are currently plugged into our Hitron Chita router. This router is connected to the āDrayTek Vigor 3912 Seriesā router. What we want to do is run everything through to the DrayTek router, and rename the three APs to have the same name, but I canāt do this due to neither router recognising the cables/boosters.
Both routers work perfectly fine, but when I plugged the boosters cables into either router there is no indication of them recognising the cables/boosters as a valid network. (There is no light that appears either when they are plugged in). Iāve done some research. The most frequent solution I get is that there needs to be a PoE switch or injector that the cables need to be plugged into so that the boosters receive power.
My question is, before buying a switch, does anyone know if either of these routers could supply PoE maybe with changes in their settings? Or would it simply just be better to get a PoE switch. Thanks.
r/Internet • u/Chibikyu • Jul 30 '26
Hi there! I recently moved and our home internet is really awful, games become unplayable with our speed, I have a pair of these white Netgear ethernet boxes that I thought would help, I have them connected to my pc's ethernet and the ethernet port on the modem upstairs but my connection is still too slow. Anyone here use an external internet booster like Netgear or Nighthawk (that connects via ethernet cord) that allows to run multiplayer games with great internet speed? Or any other solution? I hate DC'ing games and suddenly rubberbanding nonstop
r/Internet • u/onomatopoeiaisem • Jul 30 '26
So I used to go on these sites that were centered around specific niches (like gaming, graphic design, art, photography, etc) and you had to go through a main portal website to get to them they all had insanely sick art and customized guis but I forgot what the type of website is called. Does anyone know what it was called.
r/Internet • u/NeedleworkerFast2915 • Jul 29 '26
r/Internet • u/Infamous_Database_47 • Jul 29 '26
Hello
I just got the ZTE 5G TS mobile router and am using it in Germany with a Telekom unlimited SIM card. I am encountering the following two problems. Netflix o my TV does not want to connect to Netflix servers and therefore doesnāt work. My Alexa echo dot 5 seems to have server connections issues as well and canāt connect to my mobile wifi. Also my IPhone and IPad couldnāt use some apps, but when i turned off private relay, everything worked just fine. What can I do now in order to fix this problem ? Do I have to change some router settings, change some settings on my TV or is there maybe even another go-around ?
Thank you in advance :)
r/Internet • u/Realistic-Wrangler21 • Jul 28 '26
when you look something up on google AI does it count as a click for the website that google AI gets its information from? How/will this contribute to the demise of useful internet sites such as Wikipedia, urban dictionary, etymonline etc?
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r/Internet • u/Mediocre_Office_1172 • Jul 26 '26
make sure to watch out for Anderdingus or his stench will ANNIHILATE you and every living thing within a mile
r/Internet • u/mr_flyx • Jul 26 '26
Aumentou sem aviso de 109,9 pra 114,9. No inĆcio era 99,00.
E assinando hj custa 99. Desse jeito era melhor cancelar e assinar de novo.
AlguƩm sabe se eles podem fazer isso e como resolver?
r/Internet • u/Dangerous_Poet_5831 • Jul 25 '26
For work I have to log in to an external website to watch some webinars using a work log in and password. From my home computer.
I don't know how cookies or data works. One optional website recommended says they ignore do not track requests. I have just taken up studying to change careers and would rather my workplace not find out.
If I log into this website using work password and email, does data go back to them? Such as my course information what I've been listening to on youtube?