rschoon

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   by rschoon 7y ago

   Of course it's possible. What you're probably going to see is increasing cost to keep a dedicated public IPv4 address. If you don't, you will probably either have to have IPv6 or NAT. Residential will probably lose public IP
2. 2.▲
   by rschoon 9y ago

   In this case, it's not the shell that's the problem, it's ssh's command line argument parsing that you need to be careful with.
3. 3.▲
   by rschoon 12y ago

   From a quick peek at their announcements from long ago, it looks like they used to run 64MB as the smallest size, but this was, of course, back in 2003/2004. Until 2008 or 2009, they were also still using UML, instead of XEN.