DanAtC

Should that matter? There are some pretty hyper-realistic illustrators out there.

The "Commit" part means doing as you're told after disagreeing.

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So? Were they conducting "unlawful" civil disobedience when raided?

Bro it's a DNS server. People happily run Pi-holes without all that.

No. Just run single mode.

That sucks. Treat yourself better.

It's not good

It never did.

See http://www.catb.org/~esr/jargon/html/index.html

> What about producing people who create products so loved that the people give them billions of dollars?

Billionaires don't create shit.

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Using a country code TLD is a bold choice https://www.theregister.com/2024/10/10/io_domain_uk_mauritiu...

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What ISPs blocks? American ISPs don't block anything. The US government prefers to seize domains and hosting.

We're not (yet) like the UK or EU where rights holders can click a button and have IPs blocked without due process.

okay, and?

What if they shitlist all accounts using the same phone number?

IoT LTSC is supported until 2032

Cisco did in France: https://support.opendns.com/hc/en-us/articles/27951404269204...

Is T-Mobile's 2G network still alive? I thought it was shut down months ago.

On that note, are there any 4G phones that support WAP?

Edit: I saw your comment at https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42434295 Using an eUICC is a neat hack! I'll have to try that.

Security clearances are a giant hassle. Why go through all that for less than FAANG pay?

Agreed, except they might go after ISPs who can poison/drop recursive queries.

Or just force them to block IPs; they don't care about collateral damage: https://torrentfreak.com/piracy-shield-blacks-out-tech-news-...

A lot of clients don't respect caching headers[0], but yeah, static content hosting is a solved problem.

And there are always CDNs if you really have a large, global audience.

[0] http://rachelbythebay.com/w/2024/10/25/fs/

Europe has been running roughshod over the Internet lately, all in the name of copyright enforcement:

- https://torrentfreak.com/court-expands-google-and-cloudflare...

- https://torrentfreak.com/dutch-court-orders-isp-to-block-acc...

- https://torrentfreak.com/google-drive-blackout-in-italy-afte...

Windows 10 IoT Enterprise LTSC 2021 is supported until 2032 thankfully.

Multicast isn't broadcast; bandwidth is only used on links with clients who have joined the group.

Dank

Yggdrasil can do this but you have to bring the physical layer.

There have been a few updates recently including a revival of the iOS app which had languished for some time.

I use it as a VPN to connect my phone to my home network which are both peered privately to a VPS.

It's a bit convoluted vs directly connecting to home, but it was easier to set up than worrying about dynamic IPs, port forwarding, and exchanging Wireguard keys.

Multicast peering is neat in that I can access my home server directly using the same Ygg IP when I'm home. Problem is, I have to use an IP; the iOS app doesn't support configuring a custom DNS server for the Ygg VPN connection.

Headscale is really a better solution for this use-case, but it's kind-of neat to know there's an alternative Internet available with just an additional peering.