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• #327
Already blocked Russia...
Visitors in the last month (determined by unique IP address).
It bugs me that 492 IPs are mapped to Russia, but that's a bug in MaxMind GeoIP lookup as I did look at the POPs that the traffic originated and it was all Frankfurt.
So the block has been effective for all of the last 30 days.
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• #328
sweet work D. I should have known you were already on it.
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• #329
Can you scroll up so I can see if there’s anyone else in northern Scandinavia?
And a bit gutted no one in central Africa is doing any skids.
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• #330
I'm guessing that the dots aren't a true geographical representation of the actual location of the IP addresses (I'm not too good at information or technology). I can guarantee that no one who lives where the dot is in Aus goes outside when the fucking suns up let alone rides a sweet fixeh when the suns up or for 6 hours before of after its in the sky.
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• #331
Ah all a bit sad. Is it not better for the Russian public to have more access / exposure to external content?
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• #332
Russia, Pakistan and Vietnam have been blocked on LFGSS for many years. It's been a disproportionate source of spam.
That no-one noticed or complained or contacted me about it (when my details are on the block page) also shows that it's a zero impact thing.
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• #333
Gotcha.
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• #335
Nope, but the last time I went out to get milk...
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• #336
I'm guessing that the dots aren't a true geographical representation of the actual location of the IP addresses
Correct.
IP addresses don't really have a location, but there are companies like MaxMind who attempt to imply a location based on where traffic from the IP appears on the internet, i.e. London has a major internet exchange and if an IP is seen always appearing in London there's a reasonable certainty that the IP address is located in London.
However it's also total bollocks, because the MaxMind database isn't complete and only refreshes on a monthly basis and IPs can transfer ownership and they are constantly being moved around. And then there's weird things, like Marseille... Marseille is a place where a lot of undersea internet cables surface and so Chinese traffic may first appear on the internet at Marseille... with the result that MaxMind makes a lot of errors in their geographical attribution of IP addresses.
It's a solution that at best is mere "an approximate guess of where this IP may be".
A far better solution is to rely on Anycast networking, this at least reveals where an IP is based on the network topology... it's not going to be accurate down to a city, but it's going to be more accurate based on a region or country.
I'm meh about all of this, cute maps are cute but there's not a lot of value in them.
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• #337
Don't imagine there are many thinking people who would still buy from Nike, but if anyone's forgotten:
https://www.theguardian.com/business/2022/nov/03/nike-phil-knight-christine-drazan-tina-kotek
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• #338
Pizza Express on the review list?
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• #339
betray Nike’s own pursuit of social equality and environmental
protectionLolwut since when?
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• #340
Probably worth putting a pause on Del Monte until they sort out their due diligence:
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• #341
The man from del monte, he says die.
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• #342
We're all already boycotting Nestle, right? But still, the fact that they're still doing this shit and it took investigators doing sample testing to catch them out:
Here's a reminder of their products:
https://www.ethicalconsumer.org/food-drink/continuing-controversies-nestle
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• #343
Good to have a reminder,
and,
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• #344
We're all already boycotting Nestle
For about a quarter of a decade, I fear it's not helped and really miss munchies and rolos, although the bloody veganism puts a stop to them.
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• #345
bloody veganism
Are you sure you're doing it right?
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• #346
I'm pretty sure the thing I ate a little of earlier had yoghurt in, so no, although the homemade pakoras that went with it were very nice.
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• #347
Any fanciers of fancy mixers out there?
Fever Tree just sponsored the Republican National Convention.
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• #348
Lidl do a knock off
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• #349
Brewdog are being shit again, they've pulled out of their carbon negative agreemenrs.
If you weren't already boycotting them, there's another reason...
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• #350
Fentimans?
now to block Russian access to LFGSS and bring this war to an end. get to it bossman