hellohiyesokay

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by hellohiyesokay 5y ago
Private sessions are my solution for branching out. Still a pain, and shouldn't happen. Google Play Music did this really well and for me, even with its issues, was miles ahead of Spotify.
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by hellohiyesokay 5y ago
It meant that anyone not using IPv6 or a dual stack provider wouldn't be able to view the site through the non-www domain. However, they look identical now, so you're good.
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by hellohiyesokay 5y ago
At the time, the non-www subdomain only had IPv6 and I'm not running dual stack. They now look identical.
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by hellohiyesokay 5y ago
>AT 3035 In my previous life I was a recording engineer, and this microphone was what I used in just about every session. It is one of the most versatile and best bang-for-the-buck condensers on the market, and has been for a lot of year
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by hellohiyesokay 5y ago
Your link only has IPv6 records but the www. subdomain has IPv4.
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by hellohiyesokay 6y ago
You're correct, I'm dealing with exclusively American operations or American operations run by foreign entities. Most have relocated to explicitly get onto hydro. YMMV, but that's been my experience.
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by hellohiyesokay 6y ago
Requiring a contractor isn't a big ask. All it takes is not knowing someone who has networking chops. I work regularly with around 10 mining operations, 8 of them explicitly relocated to get on hydro because of how inexpensive it is. T
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by hellohiyesokay 6y ago
Patently false. I do a lot of contracting work for miners, they specifically tune their operations to the power cost of an area and in variable rate loads will switch off miners during peak costs. $/kWh is a big concern for actual mini