I don’t think you need to hide your IP address, but if you really want to I guess you could try I2P.

Yeah, that guy was really ahead of his time.

I’m not sure what the connection is between rotten.com and the CIA and what that says about me as a person, but maybe I’m just too far gone to understand.

rotten.com/library contained articles with text and images, not videos of people dying. The point was to inform, not to shock. It was pretty different from the rest of the website.

If by “more CIA shit” you mean critical of AES, then yes.

Rotten.com was known for horrible pictures of gore and whatnot, but also contained a collection of interesting, weird and insightful articles at /library. That site is gone now, but the article have been preserved at https://rottenlibrary.net/

First time on lemmy.ml?

My German is not very good, but I think “bruchstellen” basically means “yo mama!”

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I believe the law states that a company has to accept a written (schriftelijk) cancellation. Case law has established that email counts as written communication.

You also have to be able to cancel your subscription in the same way it was established. If you joined online you should also be able to cancel online. I think this may include email. Moreover, cancelling should be no more complicated than getting a subscription.

If you can prove the email was sent and received, I think you should have a very strong case. Their conditions may state you have to cancel through the website, but this should be null and void (nietig) in court.

The cancellation delay (opzegtermijn) can be no more than one month. So they should only be able to charge you for the month in which the email was sent and the month after that.