for their issues, and can't issue refunds to their own customers. Love it.

Legally @Murv aren't supposed to access the rest of internet outside of his country's intranet.

We have E5's in stock at the moment with the following specs

Best I could find, $110: https://billing.fiberstate.com/index.php?rp=/store/bare-metal/slc-ut-intel-xeon-dual-gold-6138-at-200-ghz-40-cores80-threads-128g

Hi, I host inv.nadeko.net and I maintain Invidious so I guess I am the indicated one to clear your questions.

The entire point is for nobody to be a relay. They can still be a CLIENT on Tor by using a bridge in their configuration. Torsocks accesses the local Tor service - it would still work. We have already

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Or a toddler can own a businesss to challenge you in the future.

That's the biggest issue with LLMs, in my opinion. People can spit out code so fast that seems to work, but statistically, even the best LLMs produce code with almost 4x more vulnerabilities than huma

My current favourite thing while I do security audits is I can immediately tell by "vibe" (xd) whether something was written by a LLM and is using a borderline insane unauthenticated

https://lowendbox.com/blog/rpiservers-lives-again-get-your-own-dedicated-raspberry-pi-server-in-dallas-texas/

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Blah, blah, blah, whining like a bitch because you failed to make a point.

You manage to be simplistic and anal-retentive at the same time, amazing! It's a bit like sucking and blowing at the same time. it's a delicate balance.

tl;dr your point that they're stuck on outdated code ignores the point of using open source in the first place, taking over updates yourself. That isn't prevented with AI, it's ENABLED more so now tha

Is 2fa enabled on your account? You might need to use an app password in this case.

Reselling is when you for example pay someone else to use their node, their IPs, their ASN, and sell on that server VMs on a node you do not manage or through an API they provide or something of that

If your point is that the upstream owns the range there, that's correct. He's a friend and leases us the range. Many hosts operate using leased ranges on their own ASN and network.

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Which upstream? And what reseller? We are not a reseller of anyone. We run our own ASN, Own IPs, have SEVERAL Upstreams (6 at present active with others on reserve status incase of issues). And upstre