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Yep, usually it has to be as easy to cancel as it was to sign up

He could try DynV6 they allow V6 and are free

They have servers in different countries as well

Can you ping your domain? How about checking the DNS resolution? What DynDns do you use?

I use it through a docker container for certain services that should not use my own public ip. It works great, very stable, great performance and they don’t discriminate against certain types of traffic

Very cool that you were able to handle these. Definetly envious :D
Thanks for the insights

NOO!! Selling toxic plastic waste is our IP!!

but it definitely makes exploring craters on foot impossible with the regolith present

But the rovers with their oversized wheels are fine?

What could that glass be used for, other than building houses? Can you sink in the deeper parts like NASA feared when they send the first people up?

Ah, it seems to be a Photon issue, never mind

@pcouy@lemmy.pierre-couy.fr The link to you lemmy is dead

Honestly security is not the main reason I use containers, but ease of use. Docker (or containerization in general) makes it really easy to keep a clean host system when you regularly try out new services, there’s no baggage left behind when you remove a container and once you remove their mount/volume, you are usually rid of them pretty cleanly. Additionally it makes migration to new machines/distros way easier and less time consuming.

I don’t rely on docker seperation to keep my machine safe, although I probably could

or your pics analyzed for ads

I mean… It’s perfectly usable as it is. Even though it’s still in early development, it already has more feature than basically every competitor (except Google Photos maybe)

Well, they do say, that it is in very active development. There will be a time when updates get more stable and where they will offer an automated update path, just not now.