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That doesn't surprise me. I find it hard to believe it's a pure coincidence that I would get stuck in the loop regularly when I'm on the university wifi but it
by max51 11mo ago
That doesn't surprise me. I find it hard to believe it's a pure coincidence that I would get stuck in the loop regularly when I'm on the university wifi but it would never happen anywhere else ever. After a dozen try, I would remote connect to my home pc and it would magically work on the first try every single time.
- fooker 11mo agoSomeone from your university tried to scrape data from Google. I know it's still not justified, but it's the easy solution that works for preventing DOS attacks.
- max51 11mo ago>Someone from your university tried to scrape data from Google. Kinda wild that someone scraping google's data would prevent me from getting into my PAID (>90$/yr) Dropbox account. That experience is a big part of why I pay extra to host my host data on my own server now.
- fooker 11mo agoYep, that's how the internet works now unfortunately. Decentralization, hosting your own stuff, is great until you run into DDOS attacks and have to make maintaining your server a full time job. Sure you have the skills (or can acquire it), but do you have the time ?