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Least-bad DIY disposal method for Li-ion laptop battery?
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3y ago
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3y ago
And (temporarily in) Cambodia.
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3y ago
That is offensively nonsensical. Tipping who, for what? Apart from which, I just did all the work. Where is MY tip?!
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4y ago
I use Postfix, Dovecot, SpamAssassin, CrowdSec , Let's Encrypt on Ubuntu 22.04 with 4 domain names running on an AWS t4g.micro. I've done this since about mid 2015 (seems a lot longer somehow). I've tried to configure DNS, DK
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4y ago
Maybe as simple as a Google / Bing (Yandex / Baidu?) search using some text likely to be unique to your site ("enclose the text in quotes" like that). If your site had been copied but wasn't indexed by the big searc
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4y ago
Ah yes... Those stories we read where even a hint of a DCMA request results in a takedown, so that the host avoids the legal risk. That could be extremely effective in this case?!
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4y ago
I have almost no experience of this, and nothing recent, so I don't know. But I'm not surprised at what you say, given the amount of abusive stuff that happens online nowadays.
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4y ago
Aha, some more good ideas there! But you're right, there's tradeoffs and dependencies and uncertainties throughout, so it's not easy to even guess in advance what would work or be worthwhile. Plus as you say there could be ne
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4y ago
My networking knowledge isn't great, so apologies if this is wrong. But if it's not wrong, it could help. FIND THE IP FOR THE DOMAIN PS > ping sukuns.us.to Pinging sukuns.us.to [45.86.61.166] with 32 bytes of data: Repl
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4y ago
Lots of great ideas here. A slight variation or emphasis on some: Specifically aim to advertise your own site on the other one. While you can anyway. Free advertising to their (should be your) audience, in return for what they're doing