ExpertAdvisor01

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by ExpertAdvisor01 8mo ago
Yeah but they still advertise with unlimited traffic. "All root servers have a dedicated 1 GBit uplink by default and with it unlimited traffic" https://docs.hetzner.com/robot/general/traffic/
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by ExpertAdvisor01 8mo ago
Bandwith costs
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by ExpertAdvisor01 8mo ago
https://lowendtalk.com/discussion/180504/hetzner-traffic-use...
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by ExpertAdvisor01 8mo ago
Because you are using an incredibly large amount of bandwidth for €30 a month. They offer unlimited bandwidth with their dedicated servers under a “fair usage” policy. The bandwidth costs would be higher than what you pay monthly, so they w
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by ExpertAdvisor01 8mo ago
No . Hetzner would terminate your server as you are not a profitable customer.
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by ExpertAdvisor01 8mo ago
Germany does the same thing too . They can force you to unlock via faceid/biometric but can't force you to enter password.
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by ExpertAdvisor01 8mo ago
Newly registered Accounts from India/Pakistan were spamming me (pig butchering scam ) . Around 90% got picked up by the spam filter,but when they use hundreds/thousands accounts even 10% is a lot.
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by ExpertAdvisor01 8mo ago
Of course brightdata doesn't get touched.
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by ExpertAdvisor01 8mo ago
Hope the new Whatsapp interface won't be abused for spam . As Whatsapp already has spam issues . Will it run through meta's anti-spam filtering ?
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by ExpertAdvisor01 9mo ago
That's the dumbest stuff I've heard. This way you avoid incredibly huge amounts of taxes. There is a reason why cfc rules found their way into atad.
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by ExpertAdvisor01 9mo ago
No they don't. The most similar thing would be a SE https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Societas_Europaea
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by ExpertAdvisor01 9mo ago
It's never an good idea especially in an EU country to incorporate outside your personal jurisdiction especially as single founder.
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by ExpertAdvisor01 9mo ago
Don't forget that you have to pay the for a useless IHK in Germany...
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by ExpertAdvisor01 9mo ago
That's not good advice . If he lives in Germany he should incorporate a German company otherwise he will run into big Issues .
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by ExpertAdvisor01 9mo ago
Even if you incorporate in Estonia it wouldn't change anything . Because the company would still be considered tax resident in Croatia .
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by ExpertAdvisor01 9mo ago
SECURITY
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by ExpertAdvisor01 9mo ago
Someone reversed a vape that contains a Puya Microcontroller. https://github.com/grahamwhaley/py32c642_vape
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by ExpertAdvisor01 9mo ago
Batter life claims are very bold. Also the starfighter launches with a 3 year old CPU . Doesn't seem to me like a good deal especially price wise.
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by ExpertAdvisor01 9mo ago
Winapps is pretty good to run the Microsoft office suite. https://github.com/winapps-org/winapps A office specific winapps fork : https://github.com/eylenburg/linoffice/
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by ExpertAdvisor01 9mo ago
How casually people here are ignoring NOx and especially PM2.5. It has no DPF (Diesel Particulate Filter). You are emitting more than 200 times the amount of pm2.5 than a modern diesel. source: https://www.nanoparticles.ch/ar
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by ExpertAdvisor01 9mo ago
Don't forget pm2.5 ! Especially since this doesn't have an DPF(diesel particulate filter).
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by ExpertAdvisor01 9mo ago
Ehm This is already completely outdated. Every EU country has now strict transfer pricing laws
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by ExpertAdvisor01 9mo ago
Ah Digital service act fines and other eu fines are tied to Global revenue.
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by ExpertAdvisor01 9mo ago
Where does it mention Global Revenue ? It's just a symbolical fine
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by ExpertAdvisor01 9mo ago
If they do not want to comply with introducing censorship, then withdrawing from Italy is the only other option. Italian citizens and residents are unfortunately collateral damage.
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by ExpertAdvisor01 9mo ago
Because they only violated the "law" in a local market (Italy) .
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by ExpertAdvisor01 9mo ago
I don’t understand why they are tying the fine amount to global revenue rather than Italian revenue. Any Italian here who can explain it ?
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by ExpertAdvisor01 9mo ago
Actually, the fine amounts to over 200% of Italy-sourced revenue ($17 million fine vs. $8 million in revenue in 2024). Why would you continue doing business in Italy?
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by ExpertAdvisor01 9mo ago
Yeah I noticed the same thing with other providers. Especially with ones that provide free trials.
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by ExpertAdvisor01 9mo ago
There won't be a reasonable way to bypass it as it requires a Google authenticated manufacturer to leak the keys or an TEE exploit. All public key boxes are banned and Google regularly bans new ones . That endpoint contains the list of

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