Marzanna

You guessed it right. There are several effective circumvention methods. But unfortunately VPN/VPS subnetworks are often used for malicious activity so some services restrict access form such nets.

Well, it's a VPS subnet (I use VPN). And I live in a country that is slowly becoming like N. Korea (and it has common border).

My subnet is banned from Reddit (and from some Lemmy instances).

My retirement plan is to suicide bomb some government structure.

I remember when I sent a huge pdf document to printer and my coworkers noticed that it printed a thick stack of black sheets. I immediately cancelled the printer job and took this pile of sheet to my home and used the clean side for printing.

Sounds like Darwin Award

I have Windows installed on an SSD in my computer. But I don't know how to boot it. And I don't even need to :)

I don't have ADHD but it happens to me sometimes. Because all of these lengthy updates, shader caching, loading of game loader, loading of game, etc. By the time a game fully loads I need to go to bed.

Yeah, 20 is the most comfortable set. Sometimes I use 5 if I have guests or I'm not sleeping at home. 2 very rare usually if someone is sleeping in my bed besides my wife.

Well, static routes did the job. Now both site are accessible. I hope admins of these instances won't tell KGB my IP.

What a pity. Maybe I'll try to add a specific routing rule for slrnpk. But my IP is completely safe (I use it for personal VPN).

Thank you. I use my personal VPN for personal use from this IP, but I'm not sure about the whole subnet. It would be great if you whitelist my IP (at least for a year).