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Nyr
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Comment #47710989
Colo scams are pretty common. Some percentage of people will offer to send expensive laptops, and the scammers can discard the rest of "interested customers". It is inviable to col…
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Comment #47710841
This is CLEARLY a scam. There is no way they are partnering with Hetzner, or charging just 7€/month flat rate... they specifically want to know the model of the laptop, and offer t…
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Comment #47703280
Session is not similar to Signal. Session aims to provide anonymity, Signal aims to provide privacy.
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Comment #45358847
Internet mostly works in Spain when there is a match: one can see traffic figures from the mayor exchange points: they are unaffected. Big businesses are unaffected, since LaLiga w…
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Comment #45189268
Well, I can tell you that in my country, a significant portion of the population sees it as a status symbol.
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Comment #45189003
Uh? I live in a first world country (Spain) and the minimum wage is lower than the base iPhone Air price. Of course a lot of people can not afford it.
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Comment #45188813
You are in a bubble: the anglosphere. In most of the world, the iPhone does not dominate the market.
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Comment #43932243
I have no doubt that other providers use latency from probes as a data point. But IPinfo allows way more weight from this in their calculations, probably because they have develope…
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Comment #43931805
They are not the cheapest, but most often will be one of the most accurate thanks to their latency triangulation.
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Comment #43197083
They sell an alternative to AWS, but their website is hosted at AWS. Also, pointing the MX record to smtp.google.com will not help with receiving email.
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Comment #43113512
Governments do not even need any of the providers to comply, they can access global NetFlow data. This is conveniently not discussed by any commercial VPN provider.
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Comment #43035201
3G (which nowadays is 3.5G) is sufficient for you only because everyone else is on 4G or 5G.
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Comment #42857024
You are using present tense, but there is not an opt-out option right now, and zero reasonably accesible documentation about it exists. Rolling out such a significant change with j…
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Comment #42803750
This article is assuming that they are being truthful and indeed had access to limited hardware resources, which is doubtful to say the least.
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Comment #41546632
I am surprised that no one has mentioned the most obvious alternative: Bing Cache. It is not as complete as Google's, but it is usually good enough.
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Comment #39325306
You change the MX records to point to the new provider. No downtime. You also need to take care of SPF / DKIM / DMARC, but those records are for outbound mail.
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Comment #39079750
This was the conclusion I reached after reading how it all developed back in the day. There was no independent monitoring/verification during the time this woman was supposedly in …
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Comment #39079399
This story made the rounds in Spain when it first happened and was most likely false and staged.
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Comment #38879711
CentOS 8 already reached its EOL in December 31st, 2021.
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Comment #38816937
https://archive.ph/Okks7
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Comment #30562207
For context, this is not a random network cutting off access. Cogent Communications is one of the world's largest Tier 1 carriers.
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Comment #29709523
All of this IP space is cybercrime-related. Most of it was initially obtained via fraud/corruption from AFRINIC and being currently announced by AS202425 (Ecatel, notorious crime h…
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Comment #23304968
How ironic: ddosecrets.com is actually registered via a Bahamian company.