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(Quote) I vote Santa Cruz das Flores. (Image)
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(Quote) Well spotted! That was actually the starting point - though didn't know the source was available. Had an LLM look at the json output and create a similar tool then added more stuff (Quote) Yeah, not shooting for perfect here. Trying to make…
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(Quote) To answer your question though - it's a target for my coding agent to develop against - and it seems to be working well: The smoke run worked and now shows the fingerprint fields. The wreq Chrome 149 impersonation is producing a real Chrome…
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(Quote) It's like a corkscrew - unless you happen to be opening wine bottles probably not much use to you. Discovered servers can deduce how far you are based on latency based on the "ja4l_c": "7532_56" factor - correct answer f…
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(Quote) I too live in a datacenter. No filthy residential IP for me
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(Quote) The modern way is much crazier - pay a TV manufacturer to include your proxy app on their smartTV by default to run in background. That TV is gonna be by definition connected, and connected to a residential IP...and you've got someone paying…
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That's not happening. You'll need an actual residential proxy provider. And even then you'll need to deal with fingerprinting. If you're willing to spend money rather look at something like decodo...they basically deal with all this nonsense for yo…
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Hey @AnthonySmith you should sign up for one of those buy me a coffee platform things. Not willing to whitelist all google ads internet wide & dns adblock means I can't do it selectively. But happy to float some quid your way given viable means…
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Anybody know of a way to allow ads on specific site with DNS level filtering? Wouldn't pass on the client ID...so seems like an all or nothing affair "https://pagead2.googlesyndication.com/pagead/js/adsbygoogle.js?client=ca-pub-965476268528655…
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(Quote) Don't think anyone is browsing the forum from their non-webp fridge...so whatever is cheaper to host
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Absolutely mental. ...and kinda worried this isn't hetzner being insane but rather them leading the pack on this Cost-Optimized (CX/CAX) * CX23: €3.99 → €5.49 (+€1.50, +37.6%) * CX33: €6.49 → €8.49 (+€2.00, +30.8%) * CX43: €11.99 → €15.99 (+€4.00…
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(Quote) I had understood the "Always free" resources to be a category that applies to both Honest...this is oracle though I can totally imagine them doing a rug pull on paid accounts
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Well spotted. Yeah definitely changed. Used to be 4 ARM cores, 2 x64. The reclaim of idle is also new...I had stuff idling there for years Oracle is in big trouble financially so they're probably cutting anything they can
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Are we gonna have monthly stats on most blocked user?
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If you want to load money on something rather use openrouter.ai - that lets you use you credits for various LLMs
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(Quote) The tech used is actually asymmetric: (Quote) Don't know why its <1/10th rather than 1/2 though. I suspect the logic is the ISP is trying to keep the upstream uncontended because issues on upstream can affect downstream speeds and down i…
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(Quote) Insta is also absolutely flooded with it. (Quote) Yeah that makes sense. I don't think there is a "correct" answer here. So many tradeoffs and preferences here. e.g. This build for similar money https://old.reddit.com/r/LocalLLaM…
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New home fiber...after waiting 5 months for them to sort out the routing (not lay it...just route). Was worth the wait - rated for 1600/110 and seems to deliver. Bangalore, IN 138.55 ms 0.0% 1606.77 Mbps 88.09 Mbps Bharti Airtel Ltd …