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(Quote) Fair point regarding domain-based abuse (like phishing). If you manage the edge proxy (NPM), mapping the domain to the specific user is indeed straightforward. I was thinking more about outgoing abuse (like port scanning or spamming) where …
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(Quote) You're right, the sticker price is very similar (around $5-6/month). But the value proposition is different. With Google, you are paying for the ecosystem, but you are also dealing with a company whose primary business model is data. With F…
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(Quote) That is true, especially for Shared Hosting. Though I'd argue there's a slight difference in 'visibility'. With Shared Hosting (like cPanel), the provider has file-level access and can scan for malware or phishing scripts. With a NAT VPS b…
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It usually comes down to abuse handling and IP reputation. With simple port forwarding, it's easier to pinpoint the bad actor. With a shared HTTP/HTTPS reverse proxy, one customer hosting a phishing page gets the whole IP blacklisted (or null-routed…
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(Quote) Yes, but the implementation is fundamentally different. Proton is encrypted by architecture. Their server has zero access, which breaks standard protocols—that's why you need their Bridge to use IMAP. Mailbox.org is encrypted by feature (v…
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(Quote) If you want to escape the 'walled garden' of encryption-at-rest providers like Proton/Tuta and just want standard, solid IMAP implementation within the EU, Mailbox.org is the answer.
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(Quote) To clarify, strictly on deliverability and uptime, I agree 100%—MXRoute is a beast. Jarland is a wizard at managing IP reputation, better than providers charging 10x more. When I say 'lacking,' I’m referring specifically to the integrated e…
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Long-term user of Fastmail here. While I respect budget options like MXRoute for side projects, Fastmail is the benchmark for a reason. It’s not just about hosting; it’s about their contribution to open standards (JMAP, Cyrus). The search speed is …
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(Quote) That's a very valid point regarding Cloudflare. They have the war chest and legal teams to actually fight back against government overreach, which is admirable. However, I think the dynamic changes when we talk about smaller providers (whic…
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Interested to see where this goes. Will you be announcing your own ASN in these new locations? Also, 'Franfurt' is a classic typo, assuming you meant Frankfurt :)
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(Quote) Oh, I read through it and realized I still have some gaps to fill. Thanks for the reminder, I'll be back once I'm prepared.
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I see your point about GDPR costs, but I'd still argue that the US presents a different set of headaches—specifically DMCA abuse and the Cloud Act. In the US, providers are often trigger-happy with shutting down services due to frivolous copyright …
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Hi I have successfully made a donation to the Horn of Africa Crisis project. I am glad to contribute to such a meaningful cause within my means. Could you please let me know how I should submit the proof of donation to you?
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bro is the BF2025-GHRF still available
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(Quote) bro are u for real?
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look at Knocknoc
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anyone who wants to transfer?
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Use Ansible for the "Heavy Lifting"
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(Quote) :） thx for the info
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(Quote) just let me know if you decide to transfer, okay?
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(Quote) I got you
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(Quote) bro I want it. let's talk about details, ok?
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