@leo_xiaolei: Holy shit!! A/ is such a fucking beast!!! French residential broadband + French fingerprint browser + French card subscription…
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The blogger complains that even with the full camouflage package — pure French residential broadband, French-language communication, a French fingerprint browser, and a French card subscription — the account still got banned, lamenting that day after day of analysis is nothing but self-delusion.
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Holy shit!! A/ is such a fucking beast!!! French home broadband + French fingerprint browser + French card subscription, the full four-piece set maxed out, and STILL got banned! We’re still analyzing this and that every single day — turns out it was all just self-delusion! There’s nothing else to it, A is just too much of a fucking beast!
赵纯想 (@chunxiangai): This time around I’ve got pure French home broadband, full-time French-language communication, French time zone, French fingerprint browser, and a French card subscription — on what grounds are you banning me?
A plugin that auto-translates before sending in the CLI. All you need is one sentence to build it.
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