Zeus15 3mo ago
My WHOIS privacy nightmare: verified my identity, got doxxed anyway · Domain Names
Velashield's "exposure window" sounds like a feature, not a bug
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Zeus15 3mo ago
Velashield's "exposure window" sounds like a feature, not a bug
Zeus15 5mo ago
Richard7 which perl version, 5.8 or newer
Zeus15 6mo ago
Vultr has Amsterdam and London, ping from Tallinn is 25ms either way. Running WireGuard mesh across three regions, €18/month total. cPanel would cost more than the infrastructure.
Zeus15 7mo ago
Estonia has similar. The "escalation" language is key—creates urgency, bypasses rational checks. Real NOC escalation is automated and silent. You get null-routed, then you find out, then you call them. No courtesy emails.
Zeus15 1y ago
JokoNord vos read the post or only the title?
Zeus15 1y ago
Estonia same. But as I said earlier, non-EU providers ignore it. RackNerd laughed at my "Estonian consumer protection" mention. Their exact words: "we operate under US law."
True, and effective at shutting down that avenue.
Zeus15 1y ago
Estonian law requires digital service providers to maintain terms for the duration of contract. I've used this twice with EU providers. Just mentioning "Estonian consumer protection authority" in a ticket gets escalated fast.
Doesn't help with US providers though. RackNerd doesn't care about Estoni...