Residential connections and datacenter connections are incomparable. Even if your home ISP gives you a full symmetric Gbit with a static IP it won't be good for hosting anything more than a simple ser

Is there truly no catch here? I'm in asia and there's so many catches in residential internet. They specify "up to 1Gbps" etc but the guaranteed international bandwidth is only 15 Mb

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It's hilarious people are comparing residential connections to datacentre links.

If an ISP catches on that you're using your residential connection for commercial purposes they usually cut you off. At least here.

I remember it being closer to 20ms from KL to an SG VPS, I didnt exhaustively test, this was residential broadband possibly Telecom Malaysia

Not going to happen, there is no DCs on residential IPs in Austria.

are visiting via other proxies, or their regular residential ISP.

* For the pages that I really want to protect, like login pages, additionally lookup on iphub and reject anything non-residential (cache in memcached to avoid too many API calls etc.)

these days are as part of their payload turning residential PCs into high latency network access relays, transfer through which is sold on. Reliably detecting and blocking people using those is not p

Residential internet providers aren't going to perform as well as a data center connection, and good hosting providers are going to be dual homed too (have at least two redundant internet connections

It's not. Many residential ISP'S block mail right from the start to prevent spam. So do many VPS providers and others only open port 25 with a ticket and reasonable request.

Hey @LEBAdmin, I can no longer access to LET from my residential IPv4.

I am using opera proxy ("vpn") right now, my current (residential, dynamic) IP is currently in the range 183.88.61.0/24

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It is different for residential dwellings and public places, though even then things are a lot more iffy than you might like (flammable cladding on the outside of blocks of flats being a-OK until rece

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