that’s why I’m so fucking confused

i could see a situation where a host that only speaks IPv4 would need to add my IP to an allow list, and therefore I would need to check what IPv4 address I appear as, even though I am running IPv6.

Ahh yeah, works with @resolver2.opendns.com so I guess my DNS resolver isn’t supporting IPv6 or something like that?

lol this was a plot of a Futurama episode

Neat, how can you check IPv6? I was able to get my IPv4 address by querying with an A record, but tried with AAAA which doesn’t respond with an answer.

I just checked with curl and it showed me my IPv6 IP

That’s not how this works. That’s not how any of this works.

Awesome, good to know. Nice it has more info in a JSON blob.

There is also ifconfig.me which works amazingly on the command like with curl ifconfig.me

Buzzfeed News used to be high quality journalism, funded by ad driven low quality Buzzfeed content. I am not sure if it was financially sustainable since they had to do layoffs, but I think partially that could be because Buzzfeed’s audience moved to Instagram and TikTok and stopped interacting with “Which Game of Thrones character are you?” quizzes.

Wish that were the case where I live. Still I’ve noticed that what they’re now doing is offering the same price to everyone, but then giving the option of free Netflix for 1 year as a sign up bonus or the equivalent credit towards your service for that year, which effectively is the same practice.

And notifications if you @ mention them in a child comment, like this: @tlekiteki@lemmy.dbzer0.com

What’s that?

According to the modlog they were banned already for “DM Spam”

And Coca-Cola Zero Sugar is no joke. Zero Sugar in every can. Share a Coke with a friend today

“It’s like people only do things because they get paid. And that’s just really sad.”

I got the same thing, but assumed it was because I made a comment yesterday about the brand in mention, and this is someone’s idea of an April Fools joke?

Why would a 302 temporary redirects for engramma.dev → app.engramma.dev be classified as “Social engineering content”?

Double the twists, half the surface area

IMO, Lina Khan was maybe the best appointment of the Biden presidency and as FTC chair, pushed hard for consumers, even for unlikely winnable battles. Unfortunately the click-to-cancel ^[1] rule was struck down by the Court of Appeals, but I think if she were still in that position she’d fight the ruling. You’re right that the legislature needs to do their job and formally outlaw these practices, rather than having this be brought up by the FTC and struck down on a procedural matter.