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Nooo, not Shinjuku! There's an amazing shabu-shabu restaurant in Kabukicho! :'(

"Burn her to her death" Oh yeah, that worked wonderfully the last two times you tried lol

@JackofSpades261 I'm pretty much sure it's a running joke in-universe. Everyone who knows she's a woman try to be funny by pretending she isn't.

I voted for the cryptocurrencies, because even though it'd be a pain, I *loathe* ads with a passion and I'm always running several browser extensions to make sure none ever see the light of day on my screen. I would love to support MD but I wouldn't disable those extensions, so really it doesn't...

Thank you for picking this one.

Good riddance!

@firefish5000 It's indeed useless if your computer is part of an attack against a website you don't visit, but consider the following points: 1/ While 99.99% of the bot computers may not be users of the attacked website, everyone who does see this message IS an user of the website. Therefore the...

The 'malware' message is there because triggering DDoS protection might mean your computer is part of a botnet. DDoS are often conducted by computers behind the back of their owners. In this case the website is simply overloaded (it might be an attack, but it might just be too much legit...