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by bauruine 4y ago
I'm running exits since about 9 months. Have been running non exits for over a decade before. The exits are run by a non-profit (a Swiss Verein) and use the recommended setup like described in the blog post. The ISP knows it's an
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by bauruine 4y ago
The problem is that the routers that have to hold the routing table can only handle a limited number of routes. There is a good article from APNIC about the topic. https://blog.apnic.net/2021/03/03/what-will-h
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by bauruine 4y ago
In your defense I also wasn't sure for a minute and had to look it up. Could also have been three hops to the intro point from the onion service.
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by bauruine 4y ago
For a circuit to clearnet it's 3. Guard --> Middle --> Exit. For a onion service it's 6 and the connection is a bit more complicated [0]. The speed varies from very fast to unbearable depending on your circuit and how bad th
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by bauruine 4y ago
But it's hitting their DNS zone and they have decided to add a CNAME to helpkit-ssr.onrender.com for leavemealone.helpkit.so.
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by bauruine 4y ago
Then you have to ask helpkit.so why they are using render.com to do the redirect.
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by bauruine 4y ago
Thanks for the explanation. I still don't know exactly what's going on here. How do the DNS records look on the Cloudflare UI?
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help.leavemealone.com. is a CNAME to leavemealone.helpkit.so which again is a CNAME to helpkit-ssr.onrender.com. and so forth till you get the A records. Your browser then connects to that IP and there you get the 302 redirect. I'm sti
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by bauruine 4y ago
The domains resolves to an IP announced by AS397273 ( https://render.com/ ) the web server at this IP returns a 302 redirect to https://dinkydani.gitbook.io/leave-me-alone-help/ . What exactly can I see h
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by bauruine 4y ago
Everyone that is willing to pay an initial 2400.- and yearly 1400.- to RIPE. Yes we may have to constrain this a little more sometimes but we have plenty of IP space and therefore time before we have to consider this.
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by bauruine 4y ago
As a LIR you get a /32 by default, no questions asked. If you need more you need justification and from my experience with RIPE and PI space they can be a pain in the ass regarding that. AFAIK the biggest one they ever give a LIR is a
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by bauruine 4y ago
Chloe Sagal was left alone for 8 months (not a single post in her thread) until she killed herself. If you are interested I recommend reading https://www.oregonlive.com/portland/2018/06/woman_who_set_se... It
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by bauruine 4y ago
>But there's really no gray area for KF Is it? The problem I have is that this deplatforming campaign uses dubious media reports and Wikipedia to create this "It's the worst site ever and you absolutely have to drop it&quo
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by bauruine 4y ago
If you get a court order you have to hand over everything you have. But in most jurisdictions if "everything you have" is nothing there is nothing they can do about it.
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Which is a Chinese site hosted behind the GFW. I can't even access the site because they block my IP address. I really hope OSS projects don't consider them for their hosting.
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>Would you prefer that they report publicly and drag people into the court of public opinion without an investigation instead? Yes thats exactly what free speech is about. It's the public that decides what it thinks about it and not
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>Now we just build our stuff using wathever curated image is there that can be used and ship it without worrying about OS patches. So you basically replaced the "we regularly have to update the OS" with "we regularly have
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by bauruine 4y ago
It's not the router that decides which IP version to use but the operating system and AFAIK all default to IPv6 if they have an address. And yes many ISPs have activated IPv6 by default that's the reason we see 80% IPv6 usage here
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by bauruine 4y ago
>they essentially all become directly exposed to the internet through v6 don’t they? Most consumer routers have a stateful firewall [0] for IPv6 that basically behaves like NAT. But it's less of a problem than on IPv4 anyway. It&#x2
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by bauruine 4y ago
Yes that's exactly whats not allowed for PI space. But you can get a PA subnet from your sponsoring LIR and use that for your end users.
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by bauruine 4y ago
If you click on the author you get to her github profile that contains her full name. It's https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Meredith_Whittaker
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by bauruine 4y ago
If you look at what really happened saying "Kiwi Farms killed her" isn't exactly fair. - The thread about her didn't have a post for 6 months before she killed herself - Facebook locked her profile when she posted about
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>They have many options other then cloudflare.. I guess you haven't read the article because the whole article is about why it's not that easy as you portray it. I don't want to to recite everything but for instance "
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>Having their brand linked to a site like this can be damaging to their brand\business\moral stance and they would be totally within their right to stop proving service for that.. Sure Cloudflare could drop them but the reason people wan
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by bauruine 4y ago
One of those murder attempts that allegedly! was done by members of Kiwi Farms was against Marjorie Taylor Greene, one of the worst anti Trans right politicians in existence. With a message that says "This is swatting. btw. I'm a
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by bauruine 4y ago
>They will dig through your accounts, archive everything you say, interpret it the worst way possible. This sounds exactly like what the Twitter "good guys" do all the time to cancel people.
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by bauruine 4y ago
>Initially, EPB will charge residential customers $1,500 a month for the 25G service and $12,500 a month for commercial customers. https://www.timesfreepress.com/news/2022/aug/24/chattanoogas...
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by bauruine 4y ago
>Initially, EPB will charge residential customers $1,500 a month for the 25G service and $12,500 a month for preferred business customers. That's not exactly a price point that I call "residential internet" you can get 25G
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by bauruine 4y ago
Do you have source for that? The book in the Wikipedia article cites [0], [1] and [2] but i couldn't find anything related to suicide counter in them. Also I'm not exactly sure why Kiwi Farms gets _all_ the blame here. It's F
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by bauruine 4y ago
The owner of Kiwifarms, Joshua Moon has written an article about why being dropped by CloudFlare would he a huge threat to the site [0] [0]: https://www.zerohedge.com/news/2021-10-28/where-sidewalk-end...

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