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kapad
i would also wish everyone could be a fully independent node in the net. if each one could be his/her own server, this would be perfect in theory, also it would change the `game` completely.✎ -
kapad
i would also wish everyone could be a fully independent node in the net. if each one could be his/her own server, this would be perfect in theory, also in practice it would change the `game` completely. ✏
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kapad
it sounds scaring, but choosing the right software according to your needs it's possible to have a server act as your server or as your client
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nuegia.net
part of the problem is ISPs.
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nuegia.net
with the refusal to adopt IPv6, instead relying on several layers of cgnat
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nuegia.net
port-blocking
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nuegia.net
etc
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nuegia.net
Something I'm doing which works around this but adds latency and overhead is setting up wireguard tunnels between our sites and tunneling to datacenters
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alfred
We need more onions
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nuegia.net
i pay for a VPS somewhere, and either use their ipv6 directly or terminate a tunnel broker there
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nuegia.net
use it as a cloud router
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nuegia.net
also, I setup wireguard tunnels between partner sites and pubnix systems to directly route my ipv6 range more efficiently
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nuegia.net
IPv6 is what allows this. Having the ability to just route contiguous ranges makings routing a lot simpler
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kapad
i think port blocking is their wished future, i use tor for my private small self-services, ...but..., as i read above, we gonna be off-topic if continue :)
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nuegia.net
It would be really nice though if the FCC stepped up and regulated this crap though
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nuegia.net
it'd be really nice if when I pay for internet service, I actually got internet and not just a weird triple-cg-natted and firewalled garbage hack that can only be used for consuuuuming content from FAGMAN services.
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nuegia.net
the funny this is, the ISP i'm switching to has a 'net neutrality' commitment statement on their website and talks about up they won't discriminate applications. Yet at the same time their terms of service says they block application ports
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nuegia.net
I can't even pay them more money to fix their crap. The ""bussiness"" plan has worse speeds (like half or less, isn't even considered broadband by FCC standards), is more expensive (by a long margin), and still doesn't have IPv6
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alfred
Just move then
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nuegia.net
I'm working on it, but I'm stuck in a poverty trap
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alfred
Or setup an l2 vpn
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nuegia.net
There are no jobs in this state
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alfred
Lies
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nuegia.net
not for what I'm skilled in, which is IT
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alfred
It is needed everywhere
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nuegia.net
alfred, I just talked about having to VPN things. scroll up.
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nuegia.net
it maybe be needed everywhere but that doesn't mean companies are willing to hire staff for it.
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alfred
nuegia.net: WG isn't l2
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nuegia.net
A lot of infrastructure is like that here.
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nuegia.net
I don't have any need for layer 2 tunneling.
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nuegia.net
layer 3 is enough.
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kapad
in my country country, state answer ISPs that was illegal to block ports, but that was some 10 years before, not sure if still the case. now ISPs not block ports, but even the state itself use third party `services` to reject communication for various reasons✎ -
kapad
in my country, state answer ISPs that was illegal to block ports, but that was some 10 years before, not sure if still the case. now ISPs not block ports, but even the state itself use third party `services` to reject communication for various reasons ✏
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nuegia.net
I'm really hoping and trying my hardest to get out of the midwest