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Gosh @InvokeVM-Kelvin  those are nice / incredible prices for cellular considering what idiots pay in the United States.

I agree European countries generally have better privacy laws. Problem is, it just isn't that local country you have to contend with and that could be a problem. Nearly all traffic aside from local peer exchange or that within the same network hits major peering points.  Those major peering...

If this is a true story, it is AWESOME!

Part of the ongoing "hardening" of my own environment involves cleaning up DNS.  DNS is often leaky these days and many providers are intercepting DNS requests and doing all sorts of unwanted things with the data. In an effort to starve them, provide a bit more security and generally have a...

Well, I'd start with the perceived industry (low end and mixed market we have here) and the believed-to-be popular hosts. Popularity should equal more interest.  Once those companies are in there, others should/might notice and have interest in their own corporate profiles.

@Damian,  you run a good operation.

Been a while since I kicked that tool around.  Thanks for the reminder!

That's a very interesting find in light of current work and recent tutorial on secure DNS :)  Thanks for this!

Colocrossing, the gateway drug for hosting nerds :)

I am working on another tutorial with emphasis on moving forward in a more secure manner for folks. Slow going perfecting what I am. Basic piece involved in Squid and/or other web proxies you run yourself on save a VPS. Part of this is to forge details and make anonymous/mask certain leaky...

Adding more profiles on providers is work, but you are going to have to bite the bullet and plow through that.

That's good news! Keep up the good work and moving forward @concerto49!

Calm down fellows.  I think you are more than tolerant, fair, etc.    Our other moderator was the recipient of the finger banging by Jarland and I agree, however never saw him finish a blow up with great bias.  More of nagging public row.   I know the other admins reigned that personality trait in.

Dumping nLayer... Hmmm... That's good sort of.  Lots of Nlayer in my mixes lately elsewhere.  It's hit or miss network satisfaction wise.

Helicopters like planes have to be mega thin metal and light structurally or they won't be able to fly.  The metal isn't strong in the big picture. You see how badly cars get banged up in 60 MPH collisions right?   Well add the earth gravity sucking to that and direct compact earth hit typically.

Well when/if helicopters (most of them) lose engine/jet/power their ability to coast is little to none.  They fall pretty quick.  Planes can/do glide.   Possible to safely land a plane that is disabled.  Helicopter, much rarer.

I think provider rules should be clear and verified folks when posting offers and non verified too should have to go through disclaimer page. The OPs posted offer I jumped on before and was closed, was a total mess, lacking info, etc.  I handed the kind please would you his direction and banter...

The EU is no solution or rival.   It is one in the same.  UK has been proxy operating Canada since day one and arguably the US since, oh World War I or prior. The Germans aren't innocent in this either.   They are just as bad but receiving no press in the US about the same. EU and all other...

No. The European Union (EU) is its own batch of issues and vile rivalry to the US police state. Some EU countries have enhanced modern privacy regulations.  Unsure if those truly mean much. There aren't many European countries that are not EU members or actively trying to become members...

Nginx.  I find it is well behaved and the config is better for my brain.  Your mileage may very.