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by U8dcN7vx 7y ago
You might look into UPS' My Choice, which allows you to set a permanent preferred delivery redirection. Alas it is not available for all shipments, e.g., signature required or a shipper can tell UPS not to allow redirection. There&#x2
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by U8dcN7vx 7y ago
Depends on the bandwidth charges of the SFU host, mostly that means computing the volume (5.5Mb/s * participants * duration) though some hosts aren't volume billed in which case it might then be a matter of whether sufficient data
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by U8dcN7vx 7y ago
Yet that's just how all newspapers traditionally operate, you pay for delivery of their advertising platform.
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by U8dcN7vx 7y ago
Yes you can, but you need to select "customize..." first, i.e., you want to customize the interface.
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by U8dcN7vx 7y ago
At a colo or location of you own you might hire two upstreams like CenturyLink and GTT, and since your (purchased) addresses would be reachable via either you would need to announce via BGP which requires an ASN. At AWS the only provider i
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by U8dcN7vx 7y ago
You don't need a company to get an ASN, but you do need to show that you intend to get network connections from at least two providers and generally that mean planning which plans are generally required as proof. There are effectively
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by U8dcN7vx 7y ago
Having to make several searches means even more ads are presented ...
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by U8dcN7vx 7y ago
They survive based on ad revenue. OTOH they provide an ad-free and to my mind a less annoying "lite" interface as well. < https://duckduckgo.com/lite>
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by U8dcN7vx 7y ago
In addition to plus addressing (+stuff) you can insert periods anywhere on the LHS -- they are all you. y.ou@gm yo.u@gm you@gm See < https://support.google.com/mail/answer/7436150> .
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by U8dcN7vx 7y ago
Touche! All zeros is self, which is to say generally the same as 127.1.
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by U8dcN7vx 7y ago
I raise you ... $ ping 1.1 PING 1.1 (1.0.0.1) 56(84) bytes of data. 64 bytes from 1.0.0.1: icmp_seq=1 ttl=56 time=26.0 ms ...
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by U8dcN7vx 7y ago
ddgr perhaps?
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by U8dcN7vx 7y ago
They already have a "cool" (browser) interface, and other plain ones. Adjust your nerd filter, they're just having some fun.
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by U8dcN7vx 7y ago
Because they can. Alternatively, perhaps it would be more like >$2000 to avoid the advertising.
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by U8dcN7vx 7y ago
In-application DNS resolution (e.g., DoH aka DNS over HTTPS) will defeat a PiHole. Will anyone bother
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by U8dcN7vx 7y ago
I detected sarcasm. I'm not sure if that's just me or the other respondents so far have mislaid their detectors.
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by U8dcN7vx 7y ago
And good bandwidth, which of course not everyone has. But there are tradeoffs in every choice.
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by U8dcN7vx 7y ago
I know of at least one, F-droid.
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by U8dcN7vx 7y ago
The sync data is said to be locally en/de-crypted. The same couldn't be true of the monitored addresses - a hash might be possible but then the alert wouldn't be certain merely probable and couldn't be reasonably sent.