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> I mean, you could just open up your favorite web browser and go to any website you'd like. Only if you're willing to hit Russian servers...
by stickyricky 6y ago
> I mean, you could just open up your favorite web browser and go to any website you'd like.
Only if you're willing to hit Russian servers...
- core-questions 6y agoMore like "only while you're still allowed to hit Russian servers". With Carrier-Grade NAT leaving people without their own real public IPs, we're already past the point where people have true unfettered internet access and the freedom to hit / be hit by any IP they wish. I'm not scared of the Russians. The whole thing feels like a lukewarm, microwaved version of the Cold War, and frankly, it's more Hollywood than it is real. "Russian hackers!!!" could be anyone who has a $2/mo Russian proxy address; you can get yourself a /32 of Russian IPv6 space for peanuts; there's no way to know where anyone's really operating from. Unless you think the MaxMinds GeoIP database is somehow irrefutable evidence of state actions....