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deedbot: diana_coman updated rating of crowncloud_ from 2 to 1 << Australian
ISP with US
dc-partner; has key, won't use it.
diana_coman: in other lolz, I contacted yet another local
dc and the guy went to read my blog so I pointed him to
the rundown on it; rather curious now what'll he do, lolz.
deedbot: diana_coman rated crowncloud_ 2 << Australian
ISP with US
dc-partner; can invoice via deedbot.
diana_coman: !!rate crowncloud_ 2 Australian
ISP with US
dc-partner; can invoice via deedbot.
mp_en_viaje: (to clarify : build ipx list, because it lists live active
dc/
isp operatoons. you're not likely to get to work for the ixp directly as these are usually ~foundations, nonprofits)
mp_en_viaje: can also be frank with them, "look, i came to uy to get
isp going, worked ok for 3 years,
dc died from under us, i got a girl and must relocate asap"
a111: Logged on 2018-11-11 16:52 asciilifeform:
http://btcbase.org/log/2018-11-11#1871149 << before that little subthread gets entirely lost in the cacophony of the moar urgent matters : mircea_popescu i also suspect that even without radio etc exotica, gossiptronic routing would give ~same connective reliability to e.g. a flat in kamchatka with 3 heathen
isp pipes, as actual
dc cage has today
BingoBoingo: Options for that are either have a hardware on the rack that aggregates
ISP links to the
DC and handles this shit, OR beat a jolo into sense.
mircea_popescu: if it has doubts as to its physical location, it is an
isp not a
dc.
Framedragger: nah even i am clear by now i think, and that tells ya something :D an
isp may or may not own a
dc. an
isp has hardware at a
dc.
isp deals with customers (be it private or business), a
dc deals with isps. in this picture if you are colocating at a
dc, you are (in mp's picture) an
isp, basically.
shinohai:
isp = internetz service provider ....
dc= data centre
pete_dushenski: ok. so i call them all today. except i'm still not clear wtf is an
isp and wtf is a
dc. you use them interchangeably it seems.
knotwork: Running a
DC is something I can do, its just an
ISP writ large