I've opened a support ticket with discord but I'm not very hopeful I'll manage to recover the account.

Trying to get support to help you in these cases without a massive online following, or getting into the news seems hopeless.

I just want to emphasize that this was a first time infraction on an account with a decade of active use, with zero past issues of any sort.

Discord can just disable your account if the bots don't like you.

Today, when I tried to log in on my laptop, Discord kicked me out of all my devices again, but this time I got an email:
"Account disabled - Violation of TOS/Community Guidelines notification"

This happened two days ago.

I thought I would just appeal the infraction, wait, and avoid reposting memes in the meantime, and I would be safe.

The overeager spam detection Discord implemented gave me an infraction for spam and forcefully logged me out after I forwarded the 25th meme into a personal collection channel.
The messages were spread out over months, the last message before the infraction was sent 2 weeks earlier.

Technically phi nodes in LLVM IR are a sort of comefrom instruction. So probably half the software you interact with uses comefrom instructions in some form :P

It's 112, *obviously*

Cloudflare fucked that up once and I couldn't visit any protected site for a couple weeks - including cloudflare support and discourse.

That's literally the cloudflare challenge lol. But if you do that, please make sure low end laptops and phones can do the challenge in reasonable amounts of time, and that there isn't a low timeout for the challenge.

This was already posted here by the original artist: bsky.app/profile/alvi...

Yep. It's called Foldit. I also haven't touched it in years, but just checked and apparently still a thing. Seems rather active too.