iamzenitraM

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by iamzenitraM 6mo ago
Maybe, although I don't think a lot of blocks will happen about anything other than different kinds of football. Given their following in Spain and the market I'd expect much more rampant piracy on F1 or MotoGP much sooner than...
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by iamzenitraM 6mo ago
Cloudflare famously ignores DMCA themselves for content they don't host, with their point of view that since they're a proxy and not a host they are not forced to comply, only pass the DMCA claim to the upstream. https:/&#x2
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by iamzenitraM 6mo ago
They just did not block anything today, the YES/NO is based on some frontend logic about the amount of IPs being blocked over multiple ISPs. The enforcement and exactitude of these blocks is pretty sloppy on their end so, despite the
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by iamzenitraM 6mo ago
The site tracks not football matches, but when blocks occur, and, right now, there are not any. (The whole joke about the site is trying to detect football happening via internet blocks, as otherwise myself personally I wouldn't know a
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by iamzenitraM 6mo ago
Oh hi HN, I'm one of the folks behind https://hayahora.futbol , we monitor the blocks via a varying set of homelab infrastructure to at least try to make a bit more transparent when they occur and what gets blocked (which is
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by iamzenitraM 1y ago
Some of us are tracking their blocking over at: https://hayahora.futbol https://tinyuptime.sconde.net It's not only Cloudflare, but also other not so tiny CDNs are being blocked - currently an entire Backblaze B
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by iamzenitraM 2y ago
Orange and Vodafone are also implementing the blocking but users are not noticing because they are doing it wrong: instead of blackholing the IPs or only blocking when connecting through ECH, they are blocking by DPI the access when using t
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by iamzenitraM 7y ago
It's not required to have DOCSIS 3.1 to have 100Mbit/s symmetry, 3.0 can provide that. Vodafone in Spain has a mixture of HFC footprint (the widest), its own small FTTH footprint, and Telefonica (Spain's DTAG) wholesale FTTH
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by iamzenitraM 7y ago
Nice! I had been thinking for a while on building something like this but that provided reverse PTR records, too. Some providers like Tunnelbroker easily allow you to change the delegation for the reverse records for your delegated range: i
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by iamzenitraM 8y ago
If you want more data that what you can probably get from Google Sheets easily, an alternative could be modifying this script to make it output a Beancount[0]-formatted ledger text file. The format is pretty readable plain-text (and so you
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by iamzenitraM 10y ago
OVH recently received a 150gbps DDoS from the biggest ISP on Spain (Telefonica) not long after they deployed symmetric 300mbps to almost all of their domestic customers at a decent price - OVH had to divert traffic over two different routes
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by iamzenitraM 10y ago
Back in the 2000's (age of J2ME featurephones and when 3G networks were only starting to flourish) there was this Spanish carrier that had a separate APN for sending MMS (with a proxy that only allowed access to the actual MMS server,
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by iamzenitraM 10y ago
Hey! could you shoot an invite? We're fighting with Vagrant for our development environments and considering moving slowly into Dockerizing all the things to unify them with production deployment :) Docker ID: zenitram
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by iamzenitraM 11y ago
Well, I've found the contrary: at least on Spain their app/web/ATM experience is much better designed than other banks with atrocious UX and WebView-based mobile apps.
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by iamzenitraM 14y ago
after meeting him on a Github drinkup, I certainly agree.