SolSoCoG @SolSoCoG@ieji.de

Looking for reliable (ddos protected, daily backup) and fast (64x3,3GHz, 4x1tb nvme ssds, 128g ddr4 ram, 1 gbit conn) Nameservers in Germany?

And that for free, with dyndns and low TTL?

Then have a look here:
https://coredns.pro/

On registration, you'll be given a long password with which you can manage or delete the zonefile. Alternatively you can add a mail on registration to be able to have your zonepassword recovered.

Todo: A design, more flexible Zonemanagement and automated DNSSEC!

I am paying good money for this instance for good service quality and I'll not let you plaster it with advertisement of shady websites, stop trying already.

So I've set up api calls and bootstrap scripts for several gameservers to cloud services like vultr and upcloud (digitalocean with their shithole 0,2ghz cores(dramatized) sucks for that purpose). Now I need a proper website, will set up later. Got to keep track of timing and payment with it. Hope this endeavour won't fall under their cryptocurrency maxing out cpu is forbidden rule.

Just had a hosting idea. Setting up and deleting gameservers in the cloud automaticly, so people hosting events/clanmatches/training in multiplayer games on specific time could rent just 4 hours a day or so, so you end up paying a dollar or two to host an event server.

oh nice caddy webserver is going full throttle open source including current enterprise subscription features. and said subscription will be gone aka free for commercial use. that'll open some doors. Aka im renting a cloudserver and giving it a try.

Just found a blog entry listing when I started using specific webservers, mid 2007 to mid 2008 apache, after that I switched to lighttpd (with help of a o'reilly book). In the end of 2009 I've read about high traffic pages using nginx and switched to it. In between I switched back and forth between nginx and hiawatha, since the latter was extremely hardened, however it more or less ceased development so I went back to nginx fully.

Tfw people make 8 hours long gameplay documentary thread reply chains here and I gotta scroll down for solid 2 minutes to see the next toot. #justhalcyonthings

I'm really growing tired and worried of seeing these "please wait while we check your browser" cloudflare pages on seemingly serious sites like spamhaus or steamdb.

Looking at some of the videos where people drive downhill on longboards with approximately light speed, I think their helmet is nothing but decoration, as I'm pretty sure you'd be done from breaking every single bone and ripping every organ plus neck snapping action. But hey, better safe than sorry.

While Vultr deems 3.8GHz as high performance, 2.6 is what Digital Ocean thinks to be incredibly fast.

looking at the vultr 3,8ghz cpus they sure make me consider setting up a mastodon cluster instead of a single machine.

Bought a random IPA-ish beer today, once a month I'd like to taste something new. Today it was a Baltic Farm beer from the island brewery Rügen. 8,5% vol sure hits hard(me at least), also that it tasted like sparkling wine is somewhat weird. Giving it a 6/10, -2 points as im not a fan of sparkling wine.

Sometimes these Steam bundles make no sense. This war of mine complete edition costs 10,17€, the missing season pass I don't have which is the only thing i don't have from the bundle costs 5,24€ by it's own. Usually steam/the dev reduces the price based on the parts you already got. not this time apparently.

Can someone please explain why "ieji" is so magical and appealing for vietnamese, indian and thai businesses to put backlinks here?

Getting excited about watching Joker on thursday. All the People shouting for a trigger warning or leaving the cinema early/getting triggered within the first 10 minutes must be right. Looking at the responses, the movie sounds like a mental health checkup.

Oh cool. Managed to get DoeDNS Slot 1 on ddg, Google and Bing 👀. Not Hard when picking Weird names tho.

Astaroth Trojan Uses Cloudflare Workers to Bypass AV Software

"A new malicious campaign is actively distributing a new Astaroth Trojan variant by abusing the Cloudflare Workers serverless computing platform to avoid detection and block automated analysis attempts."

https://www.bleepingcomputer.com/news/security/astaroth-trojan-uses-cloudflare-workers-to-bypass-av-software/

Wow the new coredns versions are getting put up hours after I downloaded the previous version. every single time. so it takes me a week until my routine triggers to check if a new version of halcyon/coredns/mastodon is up.

but sometimes I'm like "i wish to have a go to mod panel option here on halcyon to get rid of these link spamming accounts quickly".