ZWoz

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by ZWoz 6y ago
Do be clarify: you want virtualisation environment, hypervisor? If yes, then you can go with VMWare ESXi or Proxmox. Both have web based consoles to add and manage virtual machines. Like you mentioned, you need additional IP-s, Hetzner has
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by ZWoz 6y ago
General Data Protection Regulation don't exist in vacuum, other laws are regulating data handling. Most importantly, accounting related regulations. So, if you request your account deletion, all billing related information is still ho
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by ZWoz 6y ago
uk.com is second level, pvt.k12.ma.us fourth. I think you really look words for denoting political separation (instead technical), but I don't know any good terminology for that. Public suffix is probably best term to differentiate be
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by ZWoz 6y ago
Whole point of publicsuffix.org is list second or third level domains, which are public. Otherwise we are back to IANA list, which is indeed TLD list.
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by ZWoz 6y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Top-level_domain - TLD is first level[1]. Domain directly on root. Domains like co.uk and so on are second level domains. ----- [1] - or second, then again counting root as level 0 seems r
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by ZWoz 6y ago
Thats not really all inclusive list. Several second level domains are missing. Probably because some point it's pretty hazy, what is "public" suffix.
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by ZWoz 6y ago
DrPeering is good material: http://drpeering.net/tools/HTML_IPP/ipptoc.html Geoff Huston paper "Interconnection, Peering, and Settlements" is older, but still interesting and several ways relevant. I sug
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by ZWoz 6y ago
That "many of which overlap with those of Apple" needs to be more specific. I can only think examples, where Apple and Android phone manufacturers are clearly different. Like forcing to use specific app store: Samsung has Google
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by ZWoz 6y ago
I hope I don't sound combative, but "most people can't handle that imagined level of control in reality" don't seem very fact based. All companies used to self host, because there wasn't cloud. Many organisatio
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by ZWoz 6y ago
Video needs huge amount of storage and network capacity. Google is one few players, who don't need pay for their Internet, they change most of traffic by mutual settlement free peering. If you go with making your own youtube, then you
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by ZWoz 6y ago
Documents are two way streets. You need them to prove your rights. You need document to prove your identity to bank or notary. If you are younger side, document helps validate your age in liquor store. I trying use "american" exam
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by ZWoz 6y ago
ID card is mandatory by law, but there aren't sanctions (in my knowledge). You need some kind document though, in US that is usually drivers license. I don't see big difference here.
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by ZWoz 6y ago
Those are influencial in local culture, but probably don't mean much for foreigners. "Dead Mountaineer’s Hotel" in other hand is good international film.
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by ZWoz 6y ago
Usenet. Its still alive, though some groups are more active than others; some groups are abondoned many years ago.
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by ZWoz 6y ago
Reading Lem in early age spoiled Matrix movie for me. I hated movie, it seemed unoriginal and weak, compared to Ijon Tichy story, where one professor created artificial universes in lockers or chests. Later I have learned appreciate Matrix
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by ZWoz 6y ago
They were influencial back in time. In alternative reality, where web stayed in original form, we probably have some other and more designed to specific problem solution.
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by ZWoz 6y ago
From article: "This was great. In fact, the invention of the cookie was the single most important thing we have ever added to the internet. It changed the internet from just a passive place for us to read things, to an interactive plac
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by ZWoz 6y ago
So, You point out that gmail was opaque and unpredictable in thread about google being dangerous? Seems fitting. Sadly, that is on google, you aren't really safe anywhere, if gmail is involved. You think that using big provider protect
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by ZWoz 6y ago
Postfix has flexible configuration system with many knobs. I would say though, that official documentation is nice and detailed. Last time I checked Debian defaults looked pretty good, so you don't need fiddle too much to get reasonabl
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by ZWoz 6y ago
You can self-host. Don't use cheap VPS providers, spammers like cheap VPS too. I can't give US specific advice, but in EU business Internet connection with static IP is good enough. If your finances allow, reputable colocation pro
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by ZWoz 6y ago
10 000 RPM SAS drives absolutely still exists and are relevant. I got my last batch 2 months ago or so. Those SAS drives have nice capacity (2,4TB) and you don't need to worry about DWPD.
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by ZWoz 6y ago
Unix graybeards selfhost. That saying "cloud is someone else's computer." is relevant here. Now, you can ask, what self-hosting really means and that is complicated. Does rented server count? Colocation? Or only way is own pr
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by ZWoz 7y ago
Funny, that google UI change finally pushed me to set DuckDuckGo to default search provider in my work computer. Few times I have been little bit dissapointed with search results and did another search in google, but mostly ddg is pretty sm
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by ZWoz 7y ago
YTMND is up, at least partially. ytmnd.com says: "As of 2019-12-01, YTMNDs and the search are back online." Random example ( http://picard.ytmnd.com/ ) works.
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Hosting your own email: demystified(medium.com)
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by ZWoz 7y ago
I felt similar, except in creater scale. There used to be forums and portals, where people share their experiences and knowneledge. Now many forums are almost dead, some are spam towns, some are closed. Few weeks ago was closing party for b
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by ZWoz 7y ago
That is not really about buyer, but seller. If seller hides price, that is usually good indicator. They know that they don't compete on price, that showing price frightens potential clients.
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by ZWoz 7y ago
Because NAT. Most commonly used as port address translation (One-to-many NAT), so operates with TCP and UDP. That is not only home router issue, mobile netoworks use sometimes Carrier-grade NAT (NAT444). Any new IP protocol has problem with
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by ZWoz 7y ago
CJefferson probably refers that GvR comment (Though I don't see that strong language here): """ Since I was asked: The project's name (and its binary name) need to change. They are misleading. The rest looks accept
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by ZWoz 7y ago
They (in engineering general) aren't expected support something free though. Putting it another way: You can get you support with Python2, if you pay.

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