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All of them. I’m browsing /all simply to block more, so that they won’t accidentally show in my feed.

Because it’s talking about a report without linking to any report. That’s shouting into the void at best, clickbait at worst.

What report?

Edit: https://purl.stanford.edu/vb515nd6874

Somehow the link in the post is broken. Trying to share it copies the link. Weird.

Express has been shit since forever.

I’m assuming you’re in China? Astrill is using a proprietary vpn protocol and hardly ever has downtimes (use the stealth mode or install it on the router directly).

I’m using teampasswordmanager.com, it’s not open source but free for up to 2 users. Had them for over 10 years now.

That really depends on the cat. Mine don’t care whatsoever.

but what does “control” the IP mean

I believe that means you must be registered as the owner with the RIPE or whichever authority is in charge of administrating IP ranges, so that would also negate the point of chaining IP addresses, since that would indeed be a permanent fixture.

For AWS it should then only work if Amazon Inc. is the applicant for the SSL cert., not merely a user. So it’s a quite theoretical application at best.

SSL certificates for IP addresses are possible; but they require you to outright own the IP(-range). Some large organizations do. So for individuals it’s rather unheard of, but it’s technically achievable.

https://sectigostore.com/page/ssl-certificate-for-ip-address/

It’s a temporary workaround, but not really a permanent fix. There’s NSFW other than porn, and I don’t necessarily want to block everything 18+.

I wish we could block full instances that way. I blocked 30 different communities on lemmynsfw and every time I browse /all there are 10 new ones.

Now I’m not some prude snowflake, but my use case for lemmy (as it was for reddit) is simply the polar opposite, and having to block all of those titty farms individually is frustrating.