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Lol, when I read your comment I did just that to make sure o is actually the next one :D

Yep, usually it has to be as easy to cancel as it was to sign up

I’ve been at Contabo for years before moving my server home, was always happy with them. Just for something like Nextcloud you want a lot of storage space which gets expensive fast with a VPS…

He could try DynV6 they allow V6 and are free

Probably the superlative of “live service cancer”

They have servers in different countries as well

Seeing how trivial it is to circumvent that “DRM” it had to be intentional

Aloy on the left has exactly my expression after I had to read that

Yes, but you see… that’s better, because someone earns money with it now

My beginner Japanese says that means: “Everyone, watch please?”. Is that about right? I’m still struggling with conjugations

Yeah, I noticed that too. Makes it impossible for your mouse to stay in the gutter to avoid auto play

Can you ping your domain? How about checking the DNS resolution? What DynDns do you use?

I use it through a docker container for certain services that should not use my own public ip. It works great, very stable, great performance and they don’t discriminate against certain types of traffic

Of course they can. If they set up a honeypot and your ip is caught seeding, even if it is only as an exit point to i2p, they have you connected to the distribution of that torrent. I’m not saying they will win before a court, but they will send you a letter and a lot of people don’t challenge those

In germany it’s enough for them to know you participated in the process to send you a letter

You will still always know where the packet last came from, otherwise it could not be routed to you. As I live in germany I have to deal with the threat of lawyers sending letters when they ‘caught you’ torrenting. So if anyone uses this in germany without a vpn and happens to be the last one in the chain they will use it just like they use their current system to claim you pirated stuff because you were uploading stuff through torrents.

Would that keep lawyers from just taking the last ip they get for their frivolous law suits? That way I could get a letter for something I actually didn’t download

I still don’t know how I2P would be able to mask where the packets go to or come from, even if they encrypt the contents

Very cool that you were able to handle these. Definetly envious :D
Thanks for the insights

NOO!! Selling toxic plastic waste is our IP!!