#Computers and Internet

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This photo was taken from a website known as 1092paradise.com, but it ended up being used on this website. This face on the website is named White Man, the head admin on the web. Though, unlike 1092paradise.com, this website is a threat.

There’s a website called Parasites.org, and it’s claimed that when you first enter the website, it automatically asks what your name is, bank account information, and other personal stuff like your address. Not doing so will not do anything to you, but if you put in your information, it shows up with the following text:

Thank you, customer! Enjoy your parasites! ;)

And it directs you to the main part of the website; it’s a shop that includes, as you guessed, parasites, which can be anything: ticks, bedbugs, tapeworms, and leeches, notably human parasites; each of them costs a small price with the following text on top that says “No Refunds!” It also comes with an illegal drug that contains an organ-eating parasite.

You can also use the contact forum for chatting with the people who run the website. The people are friendly, greeting people like a regular employee does, but when you ask for assistance with White Man, he automatically shows up; he has a profile picture of an evil smiling white face with sharp teeth, followed by two black itty-bitty dots on the eyes.

Here’s what he says:

White Man: Hello, thanks for asking for my assistance! How could I help you?

You have two options. You can reply with “my drug isn’t coming!” or “what do you do with my address?”

If you pick “my drug isn’t coming!” You will be forced to buy the drug again, even if you didn’t buy it. The White Man also says that if you don’t buy the drug, he will come over to your house and end your life.

If you pick “what do you do with my address?” He responds, “It’s our company policy; if we don’t get your address, we can’t mail the drugs or parasites to you.” Though, when you buy something from Parasites, someone at Parasites.org will email you back and say the following short text:

“Hello! Thanks for shopping at Parasites.org; your parasite or drug will arrive in 3 days! Check your mailbox daily, and give us a message on our website if you don’t find anything there.

Have a wonderful rest of your day, night, or evening.”

After 3 days, the item will arrive in the mail, and it will be inside a box. Upon opening, it will contain some blood from someone and a bit of fluid with the drug or parasite in the middle, and every order will contain a note inside that contains a link that, upon typing in the search engine, will direct you to a texting UI where, with darkness in the background, the text says the following:

“Hello! Thanks for buying our product; we will do whatever you want us to do. If you want us to kill an enemy of yours or anything, type that in the box underneath. Though it’s recommended If you don’t include your name, the same thing will happen to you.”

This is where the website goes downhill, and the entirety of it will lead to the main reason why it got removed.

According to the victims list, it says that your enemy will be stabbed to death, and sometimes the employees will record their murder and make a snuff film out of it. If you put your name instead, it’s more graphic.

Your death will be either getting shot or they will put a maggot on your body so it can dig into you and lay eggs inside of you. They usually shoot you afterwards as they want you to feel the most pain.

As of now, luckily, the site's owner and the other employees ended up getting arrested, and the website got deleted altogether, but there’s something on the corpses that didn’t get answered yet and should be answered.

“Let them eat what’s inside of you :)”

[paintedcrows]

Whenever Bill sees KingOfNJ's fics through Stan's eyes he just thinks they have the same taste in fanfiction (disgusting. unthinkable) continued

[prokopetz]

About twenty years back, there was this weird transitional period after companies had figured out that harvesting their users' demographic information was a potential gold mine but before we lived in a hellish panopticon where any website operator could look up your IP address and know what you had for breakfast where some sites would try to get you to fill out, like, detailed demographic surveys before they'd let you access their stuff. Not just age, gender and geographic location, either – some of them would fish for employment status, marital status, brand preferences, even religious affiliation. A lot of folks I knew would just pick the first option in every dropdown, but my move was always to fill in the demographic information of the current Pope, at least as far as I was able to determine it (brand preference was always a tricky one). I like to think that, thanks to my efforts, their data sets are haunted to this day by a phantom pontiff.

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Burger King Internet corner, New York (1998)

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Top icons posted to @oldinterneticons in February 2025

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Computer Chronicles - Battle of the Browsers (1997)

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Change of scenery

[azspot]

Don't let Chrome's big redesign distract you from the fact that Chrome's invasive new ad platform, ridiculously branded the "Privacy Sandbox," is also getting a widespread rollout in Chrome today. If you haven't been following this, this feature will track the web pages you visit and generate a list of advertising topics that it will share with web pages whenever they ask, and it's built directly into the Chrome browser. It's been in the news previously as "FLoC" and then the "Topics API," and despite widespread opposition from just about every non-advertiser in the world, Google owns Chrome and is one of the world's biggest advertising companies, so this is being railroaded into the production builds.

Use Firefox.

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Prototype Fredbear’s Ask Series #0

Written by Joseph Arrington about a month ago, it was first posted to the "Five Nights at Freddy's" amino community.

This is my post about my experiences with this amino since 2020. I started this little series called "Prototype Fredbear’s Ask Series." It’s a concept where people can ask the characters to do random stuff; mainly, people make Shadow Fredbear beat himself up since he gets harassed and picked on constantly since he's shown to be a jerk for no reason. I’m fine with it, and it doesn’t bother me at all, but I’m mainly obsessed with the concept of gore, so I mainly put horror elements in the dares. But I always try to make sure it’s not too disturbing. There���s a little bit of blood included, and sometimes I go a little overboard with it.

However, following my experience with this particular amino, a fan of my series sent me a link to some amino that I had never seen before. The amino looked very shady, and it looked a little like the amino. I went into the amino, and something seemed off about it. There were barely any posts, except for a few of them. There were a lot of members in the amino.

I talked to a few of them; most of them were depressed, two of them were friendly, and one of them was not active. One of them warned me to leave the amino, and I told them that I was just investigating the amino. They allowed me to investigate, and after searching, I found an episode of my series.

It was called "Prototype Fredbear’s Ask series #0." I don’t remember making this episode; the only episode I made of the series was number 1, and that was made with my older art style.

This one, however, contained my current art style, but it was badly edited, and this time, it was a video. I was shocked since I don’t remember making a video for the series since it’s only a picture in the series. I watched the video, and it started with a picture of the Prototype Fredbear and Shadow Fredbear’s heads on a toned-down version of the outside background as seen in the series. It was a little eerie.

Just their heads on an empty background, badly edited. No trees, no shading, just grass and the blue sky. As you are aware, each Dare episode has a standard background. The older episodes don’t count. The characters were in a frenzy. It looked pretty low-quality and badly edited.

The episode begins with Prototype Fredbear. However, he looked like a cosplayer. He looked like an actual animatronic, but he was alive and functional. There was a guy inside Prototype Fredbear, and it was obvious that it was a suit.

A dare comment pops up, and an unknown person asks Shadow Fredbear to grab a screwdriver and ram it into his eye and groin. Shadow Fredbear does that, and then Prototype Fredbear covers his eye in pain, and he curls up on the ground.

The next dare was shown, and there was lolbit. A dare popped up, and she was told to break Shadow Fredbear’s spine. Shadow Fredbear sees Lolbit, and Lolbit tackles him and breaks his spine in half. Shadow Fredbear started to cry, and he crawled away in pain.

The next part shows an unknown person drawing a prototype Fredbear murdering Lolbit picture, and it starts getting animated. It never even ended, and it was like a loop; however, Lolbit isn’t seen at all.

The outside background was also accurate to the original, but it was zoomed in. Prototype Fredbear had a knife in his hand, and he was forlorn. The worst part is that you can see a gun behind him, which looked as if he was being forced to do it.

It pans away from the horrific sight of Prototype Fredbear murdering Lolbit, and after seeing that, I was asking myself how out of character it was for him to be doing this to his girlfriend, since he’s shown in every drawing to be liking Lolbit.

Keep in mind that this is an alternate reality, not the original game.

However, the sick people behind this episode probably didn’t know Prototype Fredbear’s character, and once again, Prototype Fredbear was very badly edited. His pose was obviously taken from a different episode. The disturbing scene of prototype Fredbear stabbing her on a loop finally ended after a few minutes.

The next scene of the video was even worse than the previous one; it was a picture again. The following image shows Prototype Fredbear and Shadow Fredbear standing in a room with the normal, regular background that other people are used to seeing in the series.

However, the background was darker, and it showed the night sky outside. There was still a little bit of blue in the image, but it was very hard to make out.

They were smiling at the camera with rotting-looking teeth, and their eyes were black voids with white tiny dots. The quality of the image had a sharp effect again. I realized that this episode had only 3 characters, and it was getting more disturbing than usual.

After waiting for a little while, a stock scream can be heard in the background, and the contrast and color act up, and then the screen pans away from the grotesque Prototype Fredbear and Shadow Fredbear picture.

It was back to the dares. Prototype Fredbear was cleaned up, and then he runs up to Shadow Fredbear, after which he knocks him out, possibly for revenge for hurting him. A new character was shown, and it was Springbonnie. Prototype Fredbear told Springbonnie to deal with him, and then he trips on something. He sticks his tool into his chest by accident.

Springbonnie fell to the ground, and that caused a metal object to fall on his chest with blood oozing out of every opening in his body. The character is bonnet. I know she wouldn’t hurt anyone, just like everyone else in this disturbing video. Nobody was wearing a bonnet, and she was being held on a string. Prototype Fredbear goes to her, getting ready to talk to her, but when he bends over, he has tools on his back that slide off and fall on her, killing and crushing her in the process.

As a tool fell onto Prototype Fredbear’s neck and decapitated him, I began to realize that nobody was asking any questions or making any dares during this incredibly disturbing and graphic scene.

I knew there was something off about this episode after seeing more of it; the scene cuts to Lolbit with Shadow Fredbear. She stole his screwdriver and drilled it into his brain.

The episode then ended on the spot, with no reasoning, just a simple project by a jerk.

I tried linking the post to the leaders and curators, but they didn’t respond.

I tried contacting the guy who posted the video. They were very nice, even though I was very skeptical about their personalities due to the video I just watched. They told me they weren’t the ones that made this, and it was a video taken from the people on the dark web who managed to know what my art was.

They were able to archive the video and post it to this forum. They were expecting me to see it and share my thoughts about it. However, they knew who the people were and what had happened to them; they were aware of the history of the video and the actors, and the uploader was formerly friends with them.

Lolbit was a narcissistic individual who was obsessed with a character who looked like the sun and moon; she was kidnapped while leaving her home.

Prototype Fredbear was an autistic individual that looked like me who was kidnapped while walking home from a party.

Springbonnie was an individual who liked a certain foundation; he was kidnapped while texting while walking outside.

And Shadow Fredbear was unknown; he got knocked out and then got kidnapped.

Lolbit and Springbonnie’s actors looked like two of my friends, but luckily it wasn’t them. It was just a coincidence that the four actors were identical to my friends—at least some of them were. Not a single actor was alive. The guy who filmed the whole thing is still out there somewhere, and nobody knows who or where he is.

The day after that, an investigation was started in the forest regarding the nature of the video, but there wasn’t much there. Corpses were discovered inside the rotting cosplay suits, and a small amount of dried-up blood was found on the suits. There was a notepad and a broken phone on the ground next to the corpses.

There was a camera in front of the whole thing, but it was broken as well.

Lolbit was the only actor alive; she was recovering before the police shot her down, mistaking her for the kidnapper, and a leader, active at the time, went over to the post and finally watched it. They were shocked, and the guy who made the post was told and begged to take action on it, and he deleted it afterward.

After leaving the amino, I moved on from it, and I’m still focusing on the things I’m doing today, like working on the series. However, focusing on this disturbing moment again messes with my head. But I’m finally done with venting about this godforsaken moment.

Well, I would love to tell you more, even though I don't want to.

But I need to end this here.

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Honestly, the thing that really burns my ass about mobile web design these days isn't even the bloated ads – it's the pages where there's nowhere that's safe to touch to scroll because every single pixel is a clickable hotspot that whisks you away to somewhere else, including the text. I truly believe the owners of websites that do this should die.

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