1x Residential IPv4 (Full ignore DMCA)

Indeed, wireguard still works fine, on stuff hosted in dc's, however already getting censored on residential lines.

The blocks happen from time to time and may be lifted soon (or may stay forever), and most of the time are applied on cellular operators and limited amount of wired residential connections.

The table was initially created for anti-censorship community, which is picky to details, and also more focused on getting VPS with all the blocks (similar to residential connection) instead of a &

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Worst case, the angry mob of offended people start saying your carrier company is X-ophobic. But they are consumers of residential ISPs and they have no control over who their upstreams are.

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Digi is, I use Digi but my plastic routers have issues with IPv6, I had to setup a vm to do the routing, also thinking about the future upgrade to 10 Gbps, I won't be using a plastic router then, just

The dream of forcing people to IPv6 due to exhaustion of IPv4 was never realized due to NAT becoming so common. Since IPv6 provided no backwards compatibility the choice ended up between IPv4 or dual

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Yeah, reading the earlier stuff now and you and few others already covered that. @Dvo keeps going on about broadband from a personal residential understanding rather than broader legal understanding.

Even then some ISPs do not care, maybe due to an abundance of capacity. Here's one machine at my home residential network. 1Gbps symmetric fiber for about $50 USD/mo.

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(Note the law doesn't say residential)

ISPs often have terms of service that prohibit running servers on residential connections and such usage is easily detected so that's not a practical idea. Such a user will be flagged, throttled and q

Bulk discount2.5% discount for 3 systems3.5% discount for 5 systems 5% discount for 12+(1 pallet) systems I can ship free to US locations with a freight entrance For US residential or international lo

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