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> @SocksAreComfortable said:
> > @vyas said:
> > Did they mention who is the new landlord ?
>
> Didn't see any mention of it, sadly.

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> @skorous said:
> > @cmeerw said:
> > Why accurately describe what you are doing (in unambiguous words) when you can use a cooler term instead (even if that term will be…

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Why accurately describe what you are doing (in unambiguous words) when you can use a cooler term instead (even if that term will be understood by a whole lot of people to mean something completely el…

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> @LowEnd said:
> They just don't someone to launch their same service I guess, or a big company using it without paying them;
> > The rights granted above do not include th…

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Distributed under the COOLER License. Never heard of that before. Is that an Open Source licence according to the Open Source Definition and/or even approved by the OSI? To me it looks more like one …

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> [@chadsix said](/discussion/7819/service-self-host-with-ipv6-rs-5-endpoints-zero-config-server-appliances-open-source): Our monthly plan is $10/month and includes everything including unlimited …

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> @DB_HTP said:
> > @timsan said:
> > It seems that IPv6 only vps services will become the next very big thing in the (inexpensive) VPS world.
>
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> [@Dewlance said](/discussion/7756/dewlance-10gbps-cheap-windows-vps-7-mo-linux-vps-4gb-ram-les-giveaways): Post your order ID in this thread and get an additional 5GB of SSD NVMe disk space!

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My VPS was down from around 8:38 - 8:55 UTC this morning, back up again.

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A DNSBL is just one indicator to use for blocking mails. Use multiple factors when deciding to block mails (is the IP address listed in multiple DNSBLs? does the sender have a proper reverse DNS reco…

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At lot of times, IPv6 is just best effort instead of properly supported.

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> [@PCx3 said](/discussion/comment/172193/#Comment_172193): it seems the comparison is being made with other panels

You named it OpenPanel, so why shouldn't it be compared to other …

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You could also try removing the `-lipc` from the build, this is where it's coming from:

> why "For FreeBSD, we ignore the <sys/select.h> file"
> NEED_SELECT_H="undef…

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> [@Not_Oles said](/discussion/comment/170141/#Comment_170141): For NetBSD I think I set up -current once about thirty years ago. It just worked for ten years or so. If I'm not mistaken, you have …

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> @cmeerw said:
> > [@Not_Oles said](/discussion/comment/170002/#Comment_170002): I wish we had a few more people interested.
>
> As I just got 2 test VMs, I migh…

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> [@Not_Oles said](/discussion/comment/170002/#Comment_170002): I wish we had a few more people interested.

As I just got 2 test VMs, I might actually try FreeBSD on one of them ver…

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What kind of "interoperability" are you looking for?

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> [@Joseph said](/discussion/comment/169549/#Comment_169549): And 99% of end users hosting on a VPS could easily use shared hosting?

I recently tried to find some reasonable shared …

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> [@ahnlak said](/discussion/comment/168430/#Comment_168430): but it bemuses me that providers will sell you an IPv6-only service without running any sort of NAT64/DNS64 gateway

The…

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> [@ptreja said](/discussion/comment/165579/#Comment_165579): If you decline cookies on their site it redirects you to google, do you have an extension for auto rejecting cookie prompts?

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> [@Not_Oles said](/discussion/comment/164869/#Comment_164869): Significant difference: unlike crunchy, radium doesn't have the constantly available console.

You'll at least need a …

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> [@Not_Oles said](/discussion/7034/crunchy-remote-desktop): Is there a better way than Spice to get cut and paste in a remote terminal? What else should I try besides Spice?

If you…

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> [@Not_Oles said](/discussion/comment/164683/#Comment_164683): Of course the NetBSD daily ISO would be expected to change every day.

The daily ISO actually hasn't changed. Your scr…

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Interesting, I just checked that using the ISO from https://nycdn.netbsd.org/pub/NetBSD-daily/HEAD/202312141000Z/amd64/installation/cdrom/ I can successfully boot into the installer in a VM.
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> @Not_Oles said:
> > @cmeerw said:
> > > [@Not_Oles said](/discussion/comment/163935/#Comment_163935): @cmeerw
> > >Wanna put NetBSD-current on crunch…

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> @Not_Oles said:
> > @FatGrizzly said:
> > i've a doubt though, why not use the Reinstallation tab in metal.crunchbits?
>
> The crunchbits installer…

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> [@Otus9051 said](/discussion/comment/163879/#Comment_163879): I would suggest doing a network boot to netboot.xyz.

As far as I understand, that's what Not_Oles is trying to do, b…

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> @c1vhosting said:
> > @root said:
> > I am curious what providers offer internal network for their VPS line, as in private IPv4 for each VPS, available between all loca…

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> [@Not_Oles said](/discussion/comment/163142/#Comment_163142): Is anybody here familiar with netboot.xyz?

Not too familiar, https://netboot.xyz/docs/faq#what-operating-systems-are-…

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> @terrorgen said:
> > @cmeerw said:
> > > @Not_Oles said:
> > > > @terrorgen said:
> > > > What are your options under the drop-…

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> [@Not_Oles said](/discussion/comment/162936/#Comment_162936): Maybe provide something like Tayga so that crunchy IPv6 only VPSes could access IPv4?

But why not just do normal IPv4…

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> [@Not_Oles said](/discussion/comment/162919/#Comment_162919): So, not only has IPv6 arrived, but, also, IPv4 is effectively gone, except for those with a lot of money to buy IPv4s.

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https://www.mail-archive.com/[email protected]/msg00526.html describes what configurations are actually affected (most of these issues will likely not affect you).

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