By the net café and pocket money.

Do they suck last droplets before peen meets the pants?

“Excel” 365 🤮

Rebel side \0

You can easily check it by WHOIS:

$ whois dev.
% IANA WHOIS server
% for more information on IANA, visit http://www.iana.org/
% This query returned 1 object

domain:       DEV

organisation: Charleston Road Registry Inc.
address:      1600 Amphitheatre Parkway
address:      Mountain View CA 94043
address:      United States of America (the)

# the rest of output omitted

And some hints gives Wikipedia: List of Internet top-level domains.

OVH no problems for years.

BUT choose domain that is also maintained by non-US organization.
Like national TLDs from the EU, or fancy like one., cloud., …

Not yet 😅

I had a scunthorpe.

Too many hosts.
Current scheme: British towns names. They are quite unique.

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OVH +1.
I have an 18-years-old domain. Never have a problem.

But, in most cases, OVH is just a reseller.
For example, if you buy .net domain, it will be hosted by the US company (VeriSign).

I will stick to the EU (see the GDPR), stable countries like .de, .be, dk, .fr, .it, etc.
Or hosted by the EU company like Aruba and its .cloud.

You can always check TLD by whois: whois de..

Artists are inspired by each other.
If I draw something being inspired by e. g. Bansky, and it’s not a direct copy - it’s legal.

We don’t live in a vacuum.

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Thanks! I didn’t knew it’s an OC.

Not enough context, but it’s isn’t a good driving position.

disstop

instop

irstop

astop

nonstop

notstop

stopstop

Thanks Ballmer for QA.

What do you mean?

Replace ss with ß.

Mainly telemetry, like temperature inside, outside.
Script to read a data and push it into a RRD, later PostreSQL.
ligthttpd to serve static content, later PHP.

Once it served as a bridge, between LAN and LTE USB modem.

Maybe not shit, but exotic at that time, year 2012.
The first Raspberry Pi, model B 512 MB RAM, with an external 40 GB 3.5" HDD connected to USB 2.0.

It was running ARM Arch BTW.

Next, cheap, second hand mini desktop Asus Eee Box.
32 bit Intel Atom like N270, max. 1 GB RAM DDR2 I think.
Real metal under the plastic shell.
Could even run without active cooling (I broke a fan connector).