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by gggggg11111 10y ago
You dont get it, =commercial datacenter ip ranges are blacklisted or trigger flags
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by gggggg11111 10y ago
I did, they want me to fax credit card details to their fax number (who the hell uses fax in this day and age?) which I done and no reply I doubt anyone monitors it, everytime I ring them they bounce me from idiot to idiot I now need access
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by gggggg11111 10y ago
Amazon closes customer accounts left right and center too, good luck getting thru to anyone human then despite being a decade long customer with thousands of digital purchases going poof.
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by gggggg11111 10y ago
People keep recommending VPSs or ssh/vps/socks running on a VPS the problem is that if you go to likes of amazon and then place an order your account will be yanked in minutes good luck then trying to get anyone human there to hel
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by gggggg11111 10y ago
I hate these buttons on news sites, they slow down page loads considerably
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by gggggg11111 10y ago
Lets assume we develop technology to travel at near light speeds and go mad colonising the universe, what exactly contains us to the observable universe, move 4 light years in another direction and your observable horizon shifts
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by gggggg11111 10y ago
Because that is the prevalent scientific opinion We are on a course for a confluence of some major technologies this century which could result in another great leap forward. Anyways i forgot why i dont bother to reply much on this site, go
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by gggggg11111 10y ago
Considering we live in an infinite universe I do not see why economic growth can not continue even accelerate. Especially seeing that sometime this century we will get cheap space travel (getting there) and AI (getting there) and transition
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by gggggg11111 10y ago
Britain has enough of "experts" apparently https://next.ft.com/content/3be49734-29cb-11e6-83e4-abc22d5d... The whole Brexit hoopla was filled with dishonesty and anti-intellectualism that would make likes of
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by gggggg11111 10y ago
Yeh they lost a customer there, anyways can buy from Steam now direct with bitcoin most of time there are great offers there too. edit: oh look downvoted for speaking my mind, go HN groupjerk
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by gggggg11111 10y ago
After reading the whole PDF document of the complaint one thing jumped out Here we have Apple, Google, Facebook, Coinbase, FDC Servers and few others handing over info on email accounts, wallets, hosting records and so on.
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by gggggg11111 10y ago
Incredible, its almost becoming routine now!
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by gggggg11111 10y ago
Under Computer Fraud and Abuse Act (18 U.S.C. 1030) it is a federal crime to "intentionally access a computer without authorization or exceed authorized access" ... An eager prosecutor could take that and run a mile
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by gggggg11111 10y ago
UK with its house of Lords, no constitution, monarch as head of state, and members of parliament who somehow seem to come from same schools/universities is not exactly the best example of Democracy But hey look at EU over there
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by gggggg11111 10y ago
Yes because hackers who go around DDOSing entities care about perjury
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by gggggg11111 10y ago
There is an easier way, send a DMCA request, Cloudflare been bleeding ips of their customers in that manner for years