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(Quote) As they are based in the EU, there are limits to what they can do, as stated here with some examples: (Quote)
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(Quote) If this hasn't been made clear upfront (and particularly if it was changed at a later date), it might be seen as an unfair contract term
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(Quote) Not seeing a solution there... BTW, it would have been nice to have mentioned the parallel post when posting here. (@mikewazar)
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(Quote) Hosted: MXRoute (Quote) Well... your actual DNS records are: (Quote)
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(Quote) Which one? The one about unfair pricing and payment surcharges (#672554) or the one about withdrawing from an online order within 14 days (when no service has been provided yet anyway) (#991211)?
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(Quote) Complete silence from their side, just automated replies from the ticket system.
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(Quote) Well... for business customers outside the EU you wouldn't charge VAT, but for non-business customers, I think, it's more complicated, see Where to tax? (Quote)
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(Quote) I don't think these practices should be encouraged by accepting them. Personally, I'd like to see providers adding unexpected fees (particularly after an order has already been placed) banned from this platform. The EU is pretty …
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(Quote) What they do is that they ask for your payment method and show the price of "EUR 18.30" before you click on the "Order" button. (Image) Once you have ordered they then present you with an invoice which might have additi…
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Not the best experience so far. On the order page (after selecting your desired payment type) it shows you the total as (EUR 18.30 - ok, it's EUR 15.00 plus 22% VAT). But then after you submit the order, you get an order confirmation email, sti…
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(Quote) Any blocked ports (SMTP/25?), /64 IPv6 included?
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And if I remember correctly, they had this weird pricing where the 4 GB/1 IPv4 VPS was more expensive than 4 times the 1 GB/1 IPv4 each VPS, because they said the pricing for the small VPSes was unsustainable.
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(Quote) Subject: Route48.org Service Closure NoticeDate: Wed, 22 Mar 2023 23:24:23 -0700
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(Quote) Is this EPYC? Web site says "1C1GiB Xeon 2683v4 2.1Ghz DDR4"
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(Quote) Thanks for the offer, but I feel I am too busy at the moment... Anyway, my Oracle instances are back up again. The Linux machine came back up after about 5 hours, and the netbsd machine just needed a manual fsck (seemed to be sitting in tha…
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(Quote) But the point is that these issues need to be resolved, otherwise, why bother with IPv6 at all?
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(Quote) Just to be extra clear - it works fine over IPv4, but not for IPv6-only hosts (and not using any dual-stack resolver)
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(Quote) Well... not sure that would actually help. Presumably, the delegation would then be done on that name server that isn't reachable via IPv6, so you still have an IPv4-only part in the whole chain.
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(Quote) That's exactly it, just an additional layer of protection that doesn't cost anything.
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(Quote) I used to use chroot until recently to get a Tizen build environment on my Orange Pi PC (or an Oracle A1 instance) running Ubuntu, but I have now switched to bubblewrap as it essentially combines chroot with unshare. BTW, I also tend to iso…
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(Quote) The thing is it's incredibly flexible, and I don't think I could implement my current setup with anything else. Most of the mail routing information is actually stored in LDAP and replicated to the MX servers that way, so all the M…
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(Quote) Isn't snappymail the better option?
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Is DNSCrypt still a thing? I thought it was superseded by DoH/DoT.
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* exim4 (SMTP) * Subversion * phpwiki * Jabber * PowerDNS (DNS) * roundup * JabRSS maybe a few others I can't remember right now
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(Quote) Isn't it more to do with how the terminal pastes the text to the shell. In the past, it would just paste the text as in and the shell would execute whatever it got (not knowing if it came from a paste or real keyboard input) - this was…
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Wow, "Incorporated on 1 February 2023"
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When I started reading this I thought, how do you know it's container 102 responding and not something else responding to those pings. Just from looking at the code snippets you posted it looks like the ip command gets the mask from the kernel…
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(Quote) No idea about Proxmox, but I guess the idea would be to create an LVM snapshot and then copy from that snapshot to the backup disk.
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I am using phpwiki for maybe the past 20 years now.
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(Quote) I only have about 50-55 GB of data I really need to back up (and 45 GB of that are just personal photos, the rest is the important stuff I spread around free storage plans, obviously encrypted).
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(Quote) Not sure I have done too much useful stuff yet... Mainly just figuring out what issues can arise from being IPv6 only. And I guess I am usually just too careful to build stuff as lean as possible so I can easily host it on my lowend VPSes.
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(Quote) Unfortunately. https://nat64.xyz/ seemes really useful for that case (just use 2001:67c:2960::64 as your nameserver and it will use the NAT64 service for IPv4-only services). I didn't really want to change the system resolv.conf, so I…
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Not as a host, just had a look at the NetBSD 10 beta on the free Oracle Cloud Ampere instance (AArch64) after I finally managed to get it running there (just testing their wireguard implementation... NetBSD Problem Report #57161)
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In early 2003 a 64 MB UML (User Mode Linux) from Korypet. Initially it worked quite well, but at some point I noticed that disk access got extremely slow, opened a support ticket saying that there might be issues with the disk drives, they didn'…
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(Quote) Thanks, managed to log into my container now. One tiny little thing I noticed is that the pre-installed /etc/resolv.conf contains 2 IPv4 nameservers and 1 IPv6 nameserver. However, as the container is IPv6 only, those IPv4 nameservers aren&…
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@Cloudie Why can't I log in to route48 when I am connected via an HE IPv6 tunnel? The other thing I find weird is that when configuring a wireguard tunnel it either generates the private key for me or wants me to provide my private key. Why is…
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I'd like to join the fun (some helpful comments: here, here, here)
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(Quote) Well... as long as their "Reject" cookies button redirects to Google they can't be taken seriously.
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(Quote) a whole dedicated CPU, a core, or a thread? (Quote) It's then probably also best to avoid it if you don't want to use it for these purposes (and don't want to have any of these in your network neighbourhood).
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(Quote) You could, of course, use Network Prefix Translation (and use Unique Local IPv6 Unicast Addresses for your devices)
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Out of interest, is outgoing SMTP blocked or open? And what's the general SMTP IP reputation on their network?
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(Quote) Aren't those completely different books? "Structure and Interpretation of Computer Programs, JavaScript Edition" and "Compilers: Principles, Techniques, and Tools" (Dragon Book)
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I mainly just Open Source my own projects (for some time I had an app for sale in the Galaxy store for the Galaxy watch, but still also made it fully available as Open Source), but usually only contribute minor fixes to other projects. Some more si…
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I keep all emails indefinitely, going back to 1995 (with attachments removed)
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(Quote) I guess it's just a one-time discount, not recurring? BTW, tempted by the yearly payment option on that plan: €3,889.00/year?