Recent content by cckuhqilfownnfctux

I think Romania will be ok as they have very vague cybercrime laws (and that's why they have world's best anti-ddos service, hosting everything up to child porn)

I haven't looked it up but I think there should be cleanet proxies to Freenet/Zeronet networks, similar to OnionLink. We link you up with the onions. clearnet proxy to the Tor network. so it does not require users to install anything to access the Tor network, but it sacrifices the anonimity...

then the answer is Freenet or Zeronet where are no "actual servers" because the content is hosted on all computers in the network, so taking a site down will require taking down all the computers on that network. but it will require your users to install an additional software on their computers...

do you even understand what you are asking about? KVM/Xen/Virtualbox are virtual machine types, Proxmox is a linux distro to run virtual machines. It's similar to asking "what you prefer - apples, food, oranges or carrots?" but KVM was released just about ten years ago... "standard domain"...

a couple of years you mean? ;) otherwise it's very strange that you know nothing about decentralized systems if you are soooo long in the IT-servers-commandline industry. people who are really "doing VPSes" know about cluster filesystems and their (dis)advantages and limitations, SQL replication...

what do they think about deposits from multiple different countries and accounts? like 3-30 deposits monthly from different people.

vk.com :) try this: Предоставление сведений из ЕГРЮЛ/ЕГРИП

could you share the country and reason why you chose it please?

more like ordering a laptop online and asking for refund a whole month before the laptop was even shipped.

yea, I've never ran into it as I own debit cards only, and I thought you mean recurring payments. so what prevents your client from calling their bank and asking to unblock the money or/and issue chargeback as they are unhappy with the service?

i think there is no way to do so. A client can simply close the old card and issue a new one, telling to his bank that his old card was lost or got stolen.

I came to the very same conclusion after using computers for 20+ years and working in IT industry for 10+ years. There is no privacy nor security in digital world.

the best advice is never buy anything online. and you should not buy new hardware - buying a second-hand computer with cash on the second-hand hardware market will do the trick. and, as it was said already, you need to choose hardware thoroughly: like old motherboards which still use BIOS...

changing IMEI is not possible on modern phones, you need something from around 2010.

could you elaborate please? the application was declined by the bank? or you decided to not open an account?