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For HTTPS / SSH / RDP, Cloudflared is a free reverse proxy. Install it on home network server, then setup URLs for each thing you want to…

They also have to manage and pay for IP transit / peering / fibre to NBN PoI / etc. It's quite a decent deal them charging only $35 for all…

Isn’t purevpn a literal profit via cashback and NordVPN free?

Why so many up votes when VPNs are often free here via cashback? I understand the conspiracy theorists going for this thinking it’s more…

Yall are waiting 2 years to churn? It’s a profit!

I think Twix has taken over compiling all the best NBN deals lol

Yes but it’s expensive enough that you’re essentially better off just going with one of the 6 month 500/50 sign up bonuses

The network is decent but purevpn has GSL servers in Perth if you need peering that way, most of GSLs other peering isn’t a huge…

I haven't had it block cashback (using the DNS version), but it does often block Google sponsored suggestions (when it's actually the item…

You can toggle them off in settings when signed in

No one in history has ever paid retail for this. That's like paying for WinRAR.

The DNS version would likely block most app ads, but it's a limited free tier or requires a paid monthly / yearly plan Alternative is to…

This is the program isn't it? They publish their list publicly, you can setup pihole or alternatives for free I don't think this includes…

OzPriceIncrease (Still like people posting these as deals, but it's sad times that warnings of price **increases** are becoming a common…

Let him spin for a bit At some point we'll mention Shopback too

Almost enough cashback to get me to eat dominos. Not quite, but almost. They'll need to try 130% cashback like the VPN deals

And get downvoted to oblivion usually... Didn't CarbonComms try to post the speed boost as a 'deal'? Some retailer did and got downvoted to…

Forums? Where's the plan prices / deal

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For what purpose? Nothing stops you from doing it but the losses are insane doing that, you're better off with finding a UPS that supports…

quite an extra cost, but I'd recommend https://www.amazon.com.au/gp/product/B0D66R52FS so you can see charge speeds. It's nice knowing it…

Might be the one I have, my bad - Mine has a USB port for auto shutdown

Yeah it's been a bit to be fair, UPSs are expensive now days too compared to what they use to be. I remember paying around 150 for…

Some laptops / PCs have always on USB ports, these should keep it on.

Have this, quite powerful. Too lazy to use a cord often so doesn't get much use, but when I do use it the sound quality is a lot better.…

How's this compare to Gemini? I've only utilised it via a third party AI provider (has multiple AIs available) and it didn't do too well…

Give ExitLag a try, it may be worth just purchasing Exitlag alongside this and you'll save a ton. (If the game's supported)

Is their PoP only in Sydney, ie everything routes there?

Where's that 6ms from? I assume not in Sydney itself? In Melbourne basically any suburb gets 2ms to local servers

Possible to access a BGP looking glass to see how things route? If it's routed well, Vocus has access to the theoretical lowest current…