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I'm also in NL. Ziggo's DNS server blocks it: $ dig annas-archive.org @89.101.251.228 annas-archive.org. 360 IN CNAME unavailable.for.legal.reasons. unav
by rollulus 2y ago
I'm also in NL. Ziggo's DNS server blocks it:
$ dig annas-archive.org @89.101.251.228
annas-archive.org. 360 IN CNAME unavailable.for.legal.reasons.
unavailable.for.legal.reasons. 339 IN A 213.46.185.10
213.46.185.10 serves a generic page mentioning Russia Today and the Pirate Bay. Not sure which one applies here.
- Freak_NL 2y agoSame for KPN: http://195.121.82.125/ http://195.121.82.125/ Would Tweak have blocked this? Most households in the Netherlands currently have the choice of Ziggo, KPN, and Odido. Long live VPNs…
- xp84 2y agoIs that three broadband providers serving the same address?? You guys are so lucky you don’t even know. In America we generally have a choice of one if you aren’t including Starlink or legacy slow satellite. And perhaps a joke of a 1-6Mbps DSL option in some parts.
- reddalo 2y agoOh wow, don't look at Italy so! At my current address I have coverage from at least 7 different providers (even though they're all based on only 3 different infrastructures/lines).
- xp84 2y agoThree usable lines to your home??? I hope you're happy, you've made at least one American cry today.
- reddalo 2y agoYes. One of those three lines is based on the old copper phone lines; the other two are optical fiber (FTTH). I currently have a 1 Gbps down / 300 Mbps up unlimited connection, and I pay only 16 euros (~16 USD) per month. I wonder why the US is so bad on home internet connections, but maybe it's because of the scale of your country?
- seszett 2y ago> CNAME unavailable.for.legal.reasons. Not really standards compliant, but an interesting use of DNS.