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What is interesting is that since 2022 a lot of sites and host services decided to ban access from Russia. Quite often to a very simple things - nothing related
by shebnik 3y ago
What is interesting is that since 2022 a lot of sites and host services decided to ban access from Russia. Quite often to a very simple things - nothing related to technology. And I don't remember anybody outside Russia found it crazy.
(I am too lazy for VPN and accessed through web.archive.org to the most of the stuff).
So, when Russia closes some access it is an attack on the freedom. And when West blocks access from Russia it is protection of the freedom :)
For example, I found about some 'world oldest tree' competition through the news that it banned trees from Russia. Curious enough, I found their site and.... it rejected me by IP.
- khzw8yyy 3y ago"That's different" (tm) We are supposed to go overthrow Putin to get LinkedIn and Spotify back (or something).
- tryauuum 3y agoLinkedIn is kind of a bad example, it was blocked by roskomnadzor
- lobocinza 3y ago> What is interesting is that since 2022 a lot of sites and host services decided to ban access from Russia. Same from Brazil though probably way less. I blame Cloudflare, overzealous sysadmins and paranoid Wordpress security plugins.