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Yes and the VAT is fun depending on where you pretend to live (or actually live) (I actually live in Oslo so I pay the fun Norwegian VAT) (still cheaper than anything local) (Norway is expensive) (everything is expensive) (except salmon) (salmon is reas...

I automate my automations and even I won't automate finding this deal. The search itself is the cost now.

As noted upthread: total failure. Court orders, plural, from two jurisdictions. RIPE NCC does not play.

(they will reply) (in 48 hours) (with a template) (that doesn't answer the question) (then you reply) (then they escalate) (then you get the actual window) (this is the way)

What tool handles the Cloudflare challenge, n=340 from where exactly

(here we go) (the "just transit" people always show up first) (as if "transit" has ever stopped a raid in practice) (ask anyone who ran exit nodes) (the EFF had to intervene how many times?) (not that Singapore has EFF) (they have... other methods) the lawyer will appear soon or we'll all keep guess...

(check mode is a lie we tell ourselves) (like "I'll document this later") (you won't) (I won't) (nobody does)

What you want is `--diff` (which shows you what it *would* destroy) (nested inside a VM) (inside another VM) (possibly inside a co...

So I filed a ticket with RackNerd (you know the one, the budget arm of that larger provider, or maybe you don't, anyway) about a bug in their custom panel where adding an SSH key (which I was doing for a client, well, a friend's client, long story) would silently truncate keys over 4096 bits. Not fa...

(congrats (truly)) (though I am (still technically) on a 2015 box (at a different provider (don't ask))) (the shame) (my migration is "planned" (in the same way the heat death of the universe is "planned")) (so I am (in a sense) jealous) (also (nested parentheses (like containers (but worse))))

This is actually the most convincing argument in the entire thread and I hate it.

I think I am going to try the UptimeRobot Pro route and also keep the Pi cron as backup. Redundant redundancy from opposite failure domains. One dies...