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ate all the Oreos posted:the account was made like 3 days ago so who knows what's up with them
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~Coxy posted:10 GbE is only 1 lane of PCI-E 3.0 1 lane of PCIe 3 is 8 Gbps. So no, you need at least those 2 lanes.
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ate poo poo on live tv posted:I always forget if I have 16 or 32 and I'm pretty sure there is no practical difference unless you are janitoring multiple VMs for some reason. I have 2 vm's running basically all the time
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The_Franz posted:wam bam thank you ram
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Bulgakov posted:literally everyone in this current neoliberal capitalist world, except for a small percentage handful, is broke and sad and needing help and its hard to not empathize this is not even remotely true
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D. Ebdrup posted:Haven't seen their profile, but could be catfishing? eh i saw their profile and they seemed like a dumb teen that tweeted dumb stuff without thinking, then abruptly realized what they did and deleted it 
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Aug 31, 2018 18:04
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Hed posted:this is not even remotely true something like 45% of americans aren't able to cover a $600 emergency, 75% of people are living paycheck to paycheck, homie
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Aug 31, 2018 18:09
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of computer touchers, it's not true
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the whole reason of becoming a computer toucher is scrooge mcducking into a pile of money your way through life
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Aug 31, 2018 18:26
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Proteus Jones posted:She’s an amateur and is looking to start a career and having difficulties breaking in. She’s also in the midst of transitioning from male and having a rough go. She also hasn’t been able to change her legal name yet which is causing her distress as well. just as an fyi, i'd avoid using "[gender 1] to [gender 2]" or variations of that as many us folk who are transgender may take exception. just use the terms AMAB or AFAB to describe someone if you must--meaning "assigned [gender] at birth" i don't use "male to female" or "MtF" to describe myself because i was never male to begin with ❤
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Lain Iwakura posted:just as an fyi, i'd avoid using "[gender 1] to [gender 2]" or variations of that as many us folk who are transgender may take exception. just use the terms AMAB or AFAB to describe someone if you must--meaning "assigned [gender] at birth" would just "is transitioning" be okay there? as in if that sentence had been "She’s also in the midst of transitioning and having a rough go"? to me at least that makes sense because pretty much whenever you're talking about transitioning you're going to be using the person's preferred pronouns anyway which should make it unambiguous, so there's no need to be mentioning male in that particular sentence anyway. sorry, you probably get a bit sick of questions about this sort of stuff, but i hate the idea of accidentally offending someone, so i try to ask whenever the opportunity presents itself.
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goddamnedtwisto posted:would just "is transitioning" be okay there? as in if that sentence had been "She’s also in the midst of transitioning and having a rough go"? that is perfectly fine too
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hello yospos there is a (legal) sports streaming company im subscribed to. this company has the rights to way more leagues in the country next door. i tried a vpn to get around the geo-blocking but this company is good at detecting them. i really want to watch all the sports so im thinking of getting a vps account in that neighbour country and installing a vpn server there myself. is that a thing? love poty crossposting here because this is as close to a networking thread as there is
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Aug 31, 2018 22:44
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poty posted:hello yospos Yeah, use algo.
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Aug 31, 2018 22:46
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just keep in mind that they might not even be detecting vpns, and could instead be using something both simpler and more effective like "giving you access based on where you pay the bill from". unless you've already traveled to the neighbouring country and confirmed that it works from there?
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5-10 years ago I lived with a bunch of dudes in a filthy villa, we had a PS3 in the living room & I created an account with a random American billing address (literally just google maps some house in the woods in I think Virginia?) and that gave access to the US store. So, yeah a long time ago but sometimes companies are stupid.
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There's plenty of ways they could be doing it. MTU measurement, blocking datacenter IPs. Rolling Algo would be worth a shot though.
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For work I set up a Crawling cluster that get's around Australian Geo-blocking from our New Jersey datacenter  Of course if you've got the ability to run BGP and can broker IP space it's not really that impressive, but it still made me feel like a badass when it worked.
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I once saw a time ticket someone opened complaining they couldn't access some dodgy as hell Chinese music streaming site, but only from the Sydney office. Turns out the site was doing geo blocking based on DNS, and the DNS queries exited to public internet through a POP in Taiwan, and the Chinese site was all "your country is unrecognized rebel territory, no totally legitimately licensed music streams for you." The kicker is this person got REALLY salty when the ticket was closed, because dozens of engineers we're not going to refactor the global network to make his favorite music site work again from the office.
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Sep 1, 2018 05:26
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poty posted:(legal) sports streaming company i would like to know more about the one that streams illegal sports
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dogfights247.ru
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thanks guys i tried algo on aws ec2 but they blocked that too. ill look for some small potatoes mom-and-pop vps provider in that country and try there... also its not based on my billing address because the gently caress you screen appears even on private browsing / logged out
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ate all the Oreos posted:i would like to know more about the one that streams illegal sports rotten.com
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poty posted:thanks guys i tried algo on aws ec2 but they blocked that too. ill look for some small potatoes mom-and-pop vps provider in that country and try there... Just fyi, almost all geo-locked content is blocked by default from AWS/GCP/Azure ip addresses, because they are well-defined, and even the most fucktarded person will try them before they give up.
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ate all the Oreos posted:i would like to know more about the one that streams illegal sports ime theyre hard to avoid if you just google a game thats on often 4784387iu34.ru or whatever
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I had a lot fewer issues in China when my VPN was pointed at my home FiOS connection compared to us-east-1a so that makes sense
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poty posted:i really want to watch all the sports so im thinking of getting a vps account in that neighbour country and installing a vpn server there myself. is that a thing? Depending on how exactly they're doing the vpn detection, that may or may not work. I have a cheap little vps in North Carolina and Netflix won't play through a simple ssh tunnel/SOCKS proxy setup to it. But exactly the same setup works great if I ssh home to my cable modem. So they're not detecting the tunnel itself, but something about the endpoint (probably just that the IP is in a vps block in a datacenter). But that's Netflix, which probably has a much larger budget for tunnel detection. And since a VPS is like two bucks a month (just pick anyone on lowendbox that's having a special and has servers in the country you want), you might as well give it a shot and see.
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ate all the Oreos posted:i would like to know more about the one that streams illegal sports ive seen some questionable acts of endurance on cam sites before
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its been semi-common for live sports peoples of various sorts to only do the ip check (or even a login) when a user visits their main website, before passing folks the address of the feed thats hosted on an otherwise authentication-free CDN and in those cases, lazy popup pirated sports stream sites will just embed a player playing the m3u or w/e the source is from that open backend in an iframe surrounded by a buncha scummy ads that wanna install flash update viruses etc 
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A dutch organisation that inspects car brands has announced that they will stop certifying cars with a hackable keyless-entry system. This is the kind of system where cars open up automatically if the key fob gets within a certain radius from the car. A 2011 research paper showed how the majority of keyless-entry systems could be 'hacked' simply by getting within range of the key fob, copying the signal, and sending that signal to the car. The inspection organisation has found that in 2017, most keyless entry system cars are still completely vulnerable to this attack. Because of that, they will stop certifying those cars. It will still be legal to use them on the road, but it does mean that insurance companies have no obligation to pay out anything if such a car gets stolen, unless the car owner had sufficient additional anti-theft measures installed.
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correct me if i'm misunderstanding but doesnt that put absolutely zero burden on the manufacturer to fix their poo poo, and instead shift blame for it to the consumer for buying it in the first place?
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Podima posted:correct me if i'm misunderstanding but doesnt that put absolutely zero burden on the manufacturer to fix their poo poo, and instead shift blame for it to the consumer for buying it in the first place? until the dozen people in Netherlands that buy cars talk to insurers and find out which one they can get theft insurance on
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Cocoa Crispies posted:until the dozen people in Netherlands that buy cars talk to insurers and find out which one they can get theft insurance on It's slightly more than that ( https://www.statista.com/statistics/423067/passenger-car-sales-in-the-netherlands/ ) but yeah that's the idea - if consumers don't buy these cars anymore that'll be an incentive for the manufacturer to fix it.
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Carbon dioxide posted:It's slightly more than that ( https://www.statista.com/statistics/423067/passenger-car-sales-in-the-netherlands/ ) but yeah that's the idea - if consumers don't buy these cars anymore that'll be an incentive for the manufacturer to fix it. lol that's lower than ytd f-series sales in the us
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Netherlands are so cool, the trains are real cheap to ride and dutch is just hosed up english
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Cocoa Crispies posted:Netherlands are so cool, the trains are real cheap to ride and dutch is just hosed up english je moeder is hosed up engels
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spankmeister posted:je moeder is hosed up engels and cheap to ride
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Cocoa Crispies posted:Netherlands are so cool, the trains are real cheap to ride and dutch is just hosed up english
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evil_bunnY posted:Je moeder is wel cheap to ride. Wil je anders een kleine voestablet ofzo? same
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Midjack posted:same $5 US per hour is the going rate thirty years ago! get a copy of your contract that wasn't corrupted in transit and think about renegotiating imhpoblorb
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