KairuByte, kairubyte@lemmy.dbzer0.com

No it was definitely removed, they now have essentially “don’t be an ass with the bandwidth.”

They are a real user who uses automated tools to mass “crosspost” content from Reddit.

The problem is, they’ve muddied their account to the point of both being a bot and a user. IHMO that makes their account a bot account with a user who chimes in sometimes. If they don’t want to be a bot account, they shouldn’t be running automated tools on it.

Sanitation has stated multiple times on at least one account that they are using a firefox extension to crosspost a queue of things from reddit with touch of a button.

Pushes them very firmly into the “repost spam bot” territory.

I kinda hate accounts that blur that line between user and bot. Sanitation especially, he ran automated posting tools on his account, never properly disclosed it was a bot, and never marked the account as a bot.

They’ve been banned from at least one instance so moved in to others.

Eeeeh, as an ex Reddit mod who moderated a cesspit into less of a cesspit, there are times and places for it. Prior to recent history, making an alt for ban evasion was trivial. Meaning if we banned you for transphobia, bigotry, threats, etc. you could just hop on a new account and continue on your way.

We also had a problem with trans people “existing” being posted about as a problem. We’d ban those people but then they’d just come back on another new account.

The karma requirement meant those people popped up less often.

For reference this was r/noahgettheboat.

Does this hot end smell like chloroform to you?

Give it a look on https://dnsdumpster.com/ or similar. Your dns records are inherently public, so anyone that works out the domain can work out the subdomain. In fact there are plenty of tools that just scan every domain/subdomain they can find.

If that A record isn’t a wildcard, anyone can see it, is what I’m getting at.

Don’t be silly, I’ve been assured by multiple mobs on Lemmy that crypto is a scam and serves no legitimate purpose than eating electricity and facilitating scams.

In this case I mean the DNS entry for the random string. The thing pointing that subdomain at your IP/proxy.

They don’t care, that line in the ToS was removed years ago now.

How is your DNS set up for that subdomain? Is it on a wildcard DNS record?

I mean, if you put restrictions on the requirement sure. At that point it kinda becomes a loaded question though.

If you remove the restriction, just use a cloudflare tunnel.

Eh? Clinton was chosen in a primary, not shoehorned in. Granted, there was a boatload of DNC meddling, but she was still chosen in a primary.

Duress profile code?

Your ISP likely has multiple datacenters. And even if they don’t, their provider almost certainly does. Your DNS ultimately comes from a datacenter. Your machines clock is likely syncing with a NIST that is, once again, hosted in a datacenter.

A datacenter isn’t some magical thing that only a few companies have, if you’re dealing with a large anything that hosts its own or others data, they more than likely have a datacenter.

Can’t bother to read the article?