We do not own this image, but we own all the pushups.

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Looking at this project I wonder who pays for the underlying infra to keep such site running.

They have their own social media site now, apparently: https://www.moltbook.com/m

Their upstream (Angolacables) has "decent" connectivity to South America since they have undersea cable going there.

Also Bahnhof do have their own Hosting brand Bahnhof.cloud. But again, price are not very attractive, 100 sex( CC @emgh ) for 1c1g10g vps

IP and a local Manila number delivered via DSL to an RJ-11 POTS number. And occasionally I have a need to call a landline, bank, attorney or business that Wi-Fi handoff and a Philippine Cell number

Crypto payments are possible of course.

* Accepts crypto is a major plus.

We have decided not to support PayPal at this time. By sticking to cards and crypto, we avoid the high transaction fees and dispute overhead associated with PayPal. This is what allows us to keep our

Don't forget to take photo inside the "shed" datacenter

the netflow data where packets are coming and going and at what time. data aggregation companies are known to buy this type of data from tier 1 asns and illegal data interception on IXes has also been

Since the proposed location is remote, we are currently negotiating with Smithsonian officials for borrowing the Air France Concorde to depart from IAD.

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threat model is that i trust the providers i rent from but not the IXes they are connecting through

can you pencil me in to meet up at point nemo on rapture day? from the meetup point i can guide you to the shed for a tour

As a long-time follower of the AS206540 routing table and a dedicated observer of the LowEndTalk Megathread lore, I am writing to formally request a physical site visit and technical tour of your prim

Yes I asked ChatGPT to polish up my tone and I was offended by other posts tone and off base accusations. And I wanted to make sure that my tone remained professional. And I was yet again the recipi