#tuhamburg — Public Fediverse posts

I'm usually more into eloquent language, but today it is just "f**k". 

We activated #anubis, restricted access to #tuhamburg, and later to German IP addresses.

For what feels like an eternity, my admins—just like the admins of every other repository worldwide—have been fending off attacks and bots. That’s time and bandwidth that should be used for much more meaningful purposes. 

I'm usually more into eloquent language, but today it is just "f**k". 

We activated #anubis, restricted access to #tuhamburg, and later to German IP addresses.

For what feels like an eternity, my admins—just like the admins of every other repository worldwide—have been fending off attacks and bots. That’s time and bandwidth that should be used for much more meaningful purposes. 

I'm usually more into eloquent language, but today it is just "f**k". 

We activated #anubis, restricted access to #tuhamburg, and later to German IP addresses.

For what feels like an eternity, my admins—just like the admins of every other repository worldwide—have been fending off attacks and bots. That’s time and bandwidth that should be used for much more meaningful purposes. 

I'm usually more into eloquent language, but today it is just "f**k". 

We activated #anubis, restricted access to #tuhamburg, and later to German IP addresses.

For what feels like an eternity, my admins—just like the admins of every other repository worldwide—have been fending off attacks and bots. That’s time and bandwidth that should be used for much more meaningful purposes. 

I'm usually more into eloquent language, but today it is just "f**k". 

We activated #anubis, restricted access to #tuhamburg, and later to German IP addresses.

For what feels like an eternity, my admins—just like the admins of every other repository worldwide—have been fending off attacks and bots. That’s time and bandwidth that should be used for much more meaningful purposes.