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idoescompooters
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Comment #49244698
A few things: I selected 29 out of the 37 countries you display at the top of the homepage and none of them had any listings. This idea has been attempted numerous times before and…
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Comment #49149217
Except it's not a higher payment in the end. It's the same as if you just bought it in full, new.
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Comment #46394238
Yeah you're not gonna get a cellular modem under $100 USD. Sorry
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Comment #42827545
Hotels all have 30-day maximum stays. And they always use the cheapest bandwidth pool so internet speeds are not good. And it's shared.
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Comment #42827533
Unfortunately digital nomads aren't going to be staying in hotels. Maximum 30 days, plus terrible internet. https://thewirednomad.com is better suited because they are all non-hote…
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Comment #42522080
Yes, I'm aware of this page and it does not work. I tested using my iPhone hotspot as the internet source and it did not show evidence of CGNAT. Only green dots on the port squares…
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Comment #42505645
It's an educational page.
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Comment #42505375
Unfortunately it's not possible to check for CGNAT via web browser. The only way to is to check the WAN IP directly on your router.
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Comment #42504051
Not at the moment. I understand that is the beauty of icanhazip.com, but I didn't realize my version would be desirable to have this "feature". https://ifconfig.co/json exists thou…
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Show HN: Check Your Network's Ability to Host a VPN Server
Got bored today so I created this little companion site for my main VPN setup blog page to help people who are not tech-savvy quickly know whether their network can support hosting…
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Comment #42453860
Every single router on the entire market uses chips from three companies based out of the US and Taiwan. If TP-Link has malware in their chips, every other manufacturer does too an…
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Show HN: An accommodations aggregator for remote workers (incl. Starlink)
Nearly 4000 listings and growing, all with tested internet speeds for remote workers to travel the world. Includes Airbnbs with Starlink internet.
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Comment #37880639
A little blog article for beginners who may have a remote job, but never considered traveling because they might be tracked by their employer. Self-hosting a VPN is a way if you’re…
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Comment #37877269
A dedicated website (no Chrome extensions) for digital nomads, or remote workers, to find accommodations with fast, reliable, and verified internet speeds. Crowdsourced data by gue…
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Comment #37614711
This is pretty awesome, but only makes sense if you've already got an AppleTV. The price difference between the Apple TV and a Raspberry Pi is definitely non-negligible. Also, you …
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Comment #37509783
How long until lightning takes it out? Or a strong storm takes the tree down.
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Comment #37179882
I recommend the ones where you can text/speak with real natives. Tandem, HelloTalk, Speaky.
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Comment #37179858
Mind adding your Internet details to the site?