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For some actual tech grievances discussion, I had posted on here a few weeks ago that the .st domain had suddenly started giving me a "Page could not load" error while the .net continued to work fine.

This dichotomy actually persisted for weeks, making me wonder if the .st domain had been abandoned.

When .net went down yesterday, I was traveling domestically. I was surprised that the .st backup was suddenly accessible to me again.

When I returned home, the .st "Page could not load" error returned, forcing me on to Tor.

I tried different browsers, to no effect. I eventually cleared my browser cache, resulting in a new .st error message screen that the company that produced my router was blocking .st.

With the router app today, I was able to whitelist .st and am posting from .st presently.

It seems the company/my router unilaterally started blocking the .st but not the .net domain a month ago without warning, independent of my actual ISP.
 
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Mordecai 3 Finger Brown said:
It seems the company/my router unilaterally started blocking the .st but not the .net domain a month ago without warning, independent of my actual ISP.
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To perform an IPv6 traceroute on Windows, follow these simple steps:

  1. Open the Command Prompt by pressing the Windows key + R, type "cmd," and hit Enter.
  2. In the Command Prompt window, type the following command:
tracert -6 <destination IPv6 address>
Replace <destination IPv6 address> with the actual IPv6 address you want to trace.

For example, if you want to trace the route to Google's IPv6 address, the command would be:
tracert -6 kiwifarms.st

  1. Press Enter, and the Command Prompt will display the results of the IPv6 traceroute.

Here's a tip: You can copy the IPv6 address from the search results above and paste it into the Command Prompt by right-clicking and choosing "Paste."

Send this to me by DM or by email or twitter or whatever.
 
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2lolis1cup said:
Please stop exaggerating. We have evidence of the server room for the north half of (subSahara)Africa that includes our nigger island.
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The southern half only includes South Africa and the countries that border it. It has at least double the space and a single white guy to work it, while 5 diversity hires get paid to "maintain" it.
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Damn, y’all got office chairs? We just have lawn some lawn furniture that washed up on the beach. We also found the flapperon and landing gear fairing for a Boeing 777, which we repurposed to make the roof for our shack that houses the server room.
 
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afounder said:
free speech means the freedom to tell the truth, not spew nonsensical filth.
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I feel so much disgust and disdain for people who keep using the term 'free speech' but then defining it as 'freedom to say the things I think are true'. If they don't support people's right to spew nonsensical filth, they fundamentally do not support or approve of free speech and they should just stop pretending they do.
 
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Null said:
To perform an IPv6 traceroute on Windows, follow these simple steps:

  1. Open the Command Prompt by pressing the Windows key + R, type "cmd," and hit Enter.
  2. In the Command Prompt window, type the following command:
tracert -6 <destination IPv6 address>
Replace <destination IPv6 address> with the actual IPv6 address you want to trace.

For example, if you want to trace the route to Google's IPv6 address, the command would be:
tracert -6 kiwifarms.st

  1. Press Enter, and the Command Prompt will display the results of the IPv6 traceroute.

Here's a tip: You can copy the IPv6 address from the search results above and paste it into the Command Prompt by right-clicking and choosing "Paste."

Send this to me by DM or by email or twitter or whatever.
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Is this information useful in general or only if I'm unable to access the site? I ran it and most of the results were failures.
 
Spasticus Autisticus said:
Francisco is the owner of BuyVM which hosted the site until Vordrak threatened to sue for defamation. Despite that they are a solid host and have an A grade on Null's tier list.
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Thanks for the answer, didn't remember these, though I could swear I've ended up on that site before. That tier list, though, is something else! One of the best posts on the site.
 
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afounder said:
Porkbun: I have had a number of domains over at Porkbun with no issue and their ToS is lax. The only problem I have with them is that they're based in Portland, Oregon and I've always naturally been uncomfortable with that. It's a very far-left city and I presume that carries over into most businesses too.
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There is a bigger problem with them. They are literally gay.
 
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So with Cogent still going after people who work with us despite you censoring threads on his demand, will you be uncensoring the threads?

Maybe code a clickthrough like the spoiler clickthrough for them. "This post was censored on behalf of the CEO of Cogent. He then proceeded to still harass Internet Providers providing access to us, despite us capitulating to his extortion. Please click here to view the post he wishes you not to see."
 
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Is the Telegram Archive link in the banner down? I tried on two different providers, got time out and DNS probe errors.
 
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