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Yes, it is exactly what is happening with ipv6. People are kicking and screaming and just refusing to use it because they want things to be like it always has been. It is EXACTLY the same. Never has a

Saw this coming, OVH doesn't allow blatant abuse on their own ranges. The upside is that if you got in early, you got a good deal before the eventual deadpool.

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Hey there! Setting up your own Notes server is a rewarding challenge. 🚀 If you're exploring Docker, that's a great path to follow.

wireguard is very light weight on its own 'with no gui' but there are also other projects out there for a gui if you would like one.

Or own Servers

Windows Lic is extra per month or bring your own key.

we are small hosting company from Bulgaria. Last few years we are trying to adapt Hostbill for our needs as billing system, but it has a lot of bugs. Before that we have tried with Blesta and WHMCS. W

the problems were the same. Now we are trying to check if we can produce our own billing system with help of some colleagues.

I like to have an independent account for some stuff such as for a domain registry contact and similar (all the rest is handled by my own 2 email server).

There’s another part to why it matters as much as well. No one would even be able to have their “gotcha” moment and 15 minutes of fame by smearing a vendor if there wasn’t so much of people having to

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I am currently working on a DNS solution that has "static records" (setting a fixed record, for example an IP as A record, like with your regular DNS provider) but also "dyn

Happy to see more and more people on here mentioning Inleed, a kind of small (relative) swedish provider mainly doing domains, but also operating their own infrastructure and they're ICANN-authorized

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Bandwidth is provided by Cogent and Hurricane Electric with peering over the Seattle Internet Exchange (SIX). We peer directly with Google, Amazon, Netflix, Dropbox & Apple, just to name a few

There are many scenarios where software can not change or be touched but be the cause of the issue.

The problem won't be fixed because it'd require customers of the host/provider to make changes to their domain to validate it, and they're not going to want to do that, hence they'll just move to the