Well, i'd absolutely love to explain this to you but then i have a nagging feeling your superior education stopped a little short when it came to stuff like actual comprehension. I'm neither going to

Could we please stop that "country X is [sth. bad like 'dictatorship]" or, even worse, "country Y is so much better than country X" nonsense?!

I am currently using HostHatch's 2C4G HFC plan. I am very satisfied with it; the only downside is that I'm running out of memory. Does anyone have a spare 3C12G plan available for transfer?

It seems that priority-inheritance futexes are responsible for quite a number of these serious vulnerabilities, and CVE-2026-43499 is just the latest. If anyone wants a kernel module to disable those

yes, from our 5000 years history book, China's most powerful periods have all been under “authoritarian rule”, or you can call it dictatorship, doesn't matter

This shit is from May and doesn't do a whole lot in most environments/on it's own.

Strongly depends on your threat model. If you are only trying to avoid being automatically blocked, then you can use your own IP as long as you have a way to change it so that you're not stuck on a bl

If i ever wanted anything in that thread it was to let it die but then it got bumped. I figure i should have swallowed my snarky comment. My bad. My interest in the topic can be summarized at about ze

If you want "residential" IPs you really need to use a Big Telecom ISP. You can't just survive with Cogent; you'll need to pay the AT&T tax in the US, or Rogers tax in Canada

The terms of service clearly state that their FUP allows for 100 TB of traffic per unit; if this limit is exceeded, the speed is reduced to 100 Mbps for the remainder of the month, and this applies to

True, yet, we don't have a view on the inside of the books of the operator, so from the outside, we can only speculate what it/she/he did, and speculations rarely are true or accurate.

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There is a small detail you missed. All these deals and contracts are supposed to promotional and not regular ones.

I think one of @layer7, @ReliableSiteHosting, @fiberstate had tell a story about their distributors canceling their order despite it's already ordered months before the BF.

This is where it is explained. GINERNET needs to determine the retention perior before it begins to process the data.

That's on you, not on us low-end VPS users. You rent or colocate servers from bigger companies, we buy small pieces of that from you :P

I do think it's a fair point that the scoring system weighs CPU performance too much right now. We are thinking through the best and most fair approach to improve that.

Or they purposely ran on low profit margins, which plans should simply adjust to % where they keep doing so.

I think you already answered your own question: A real US business-ISP. All you'll have to do is mail them. They'll love the idea and it's going to be super cheap too.

I have my own ASN and a fresh, clean ARIN /24. I need to announce it via BGP