I think you misunderstand. I'm not talking about a single server hosting multiple servers. I'm talking about like your whole neighborhood could share the same ipv4 address by your ISP because of NAT. Proxies have nothing to do with NATs.
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For the most part yeah, but with limited IPv4, there can be multiple servers that share the same IP separated under a NAT. Definitely don't assume you're anonymous though. If it was IPv6 then it'd be 1:1 map to a specific domain.
Actually Firefox is on version 118 now!
This is really cringe.
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Twitter Blue was a failure, and they want to double down on it? Hopefully there's a mark on their profile so they get bullied again.
I use giga huge word sounds hella
Sure, feel free to go literally anywhere else if you want to bail on a country for having problems.
If you go to school in America, you're obviously going to learn and be taught in English. There's a lot of immigrants that don't know any English. I interact with a lot of them, and they'll even have their 6 year olds translate for them. It actually impresses me, because the little kids act very mature when they have to translate, since I'm sure they are used to having to navigate their family around at a very young age.
I read your first paragraph then skipped the rest of whatever you're going on about. It's about saving your time in a world where there's near infinite amount of content to be able to read, it's a skill to know what's worth reading.
It's been at the point for awhile now that I can just buy games on a whim without looking up any sort of compatibility, and I just assume they work. It's worked every time so far. Right now I'm like 100 hours into Bauldurs Gate 3 lol. The other online game I play is Genshin Impact, which I just had to install with the exe through wine and then it just works.
Why do you need to buy new