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For readers you will need to save this website, so you can find the IP address of your favorite websites, if Silicon Valley makes it impossible for you to find your favorite websites otherwise.

http://domaintoipconverter.com/index.php 107.170.40.77

Just thinking, this sounds like an internet shut down. Not sure. I guess as long as we can find out favorite websites by their IP address, we should be ok.

http://82.221.129.208/.uv5.html

Warning from Jim Stone:

CONFIRMED: THEY WILL DE-PLATFORM SITES BEYOND THEIR CONTROL VIA DNS.

What is DNS? When you type a site name, it is meaningless to a computer. Your computer sends the site's name to a DNS server and the DNS server then tells your computer what IP address the site is at, and your computer then accesses that IP address. Having the IP address work correctly has to be set up on purpose. Normally you cannot just hit a site's IP and have it load. This site is an exception. This site's IP address is 82.221.129.208 and when you hit only that number, it still loads the most current page.

WARNING TO ALL ALT MEDIA: GET YOUR DIRECT IP ADDRESS WORKING TO LOAD YOUR SITE AND MAKE IT LOAD THE WAY MINE DOES, WHERE THE SWITCH OVER IS AUTOMATIC. IF YOU DO NOT DO THIS AND YOU ARE LEGIT, YOU WILL SOON BE GONE. THIS ARRANGEMENT ALREADY SAVED THIS SITE TWICE. THEY TRIED TAKING ME OUT OF THE DNS SERVERS TWICE, ONLY TO HAVE IT NOT WORK WELL ENOUGH. PLEASE NOTE: SHARED IP'S CANNOT BE SET UP TO DO THIS. YOU HAVE TO HAVE YOUR OWN IP, AND EVEN DRUDGE DOES NOT HAVE THAT. A majority of web sites do not. You have to buy your IP like I did.

IMPORTANT: Both ways to this site still work (because it looked too bad to have this site still about 55 percent alive with me tattling about how they took it out of the DNS servers,) so they put it back in. Once DNS is removed again, you will have to hit the site directly again at 82.221.129.208 for it to work. They might not take it out of the DNS servers at all, because they know it will be hopeless They cannot take this site down because I made damn good and sure that works and that the servers are out of their reach. You won't find another site on the web that switches over automatically the way this one does. And everybody HAD DAMN WELL BETTER DO IT THAT WAY, NOW.

IDIOT SAYS: HEY, if they do that, I'll just switch over to direct IP!!! I'll WAIT. Problem: Once you are gone, how TF are you going to tell anyone what your direct IP is? You had better do that while you are still alive.

TO BE CLEAR: Migrate your server offshore. The best place to put your server is Iceland. The best web host in Iceland is Orangewebsite. With them, set up a dedicated IP, for now migrate your domain name and files, and then re-direct to the IP address via your .htaccess file. You'll be COMMIE PROOF.

https://www.orangewebsite.com/

Keep in mind that once you do this, your site will be ranked ZERO, going to direct IP will do that. This site gets over a million visits a month and is not even rated. So what. I can't get ads on it anyway and the readers keep it going (many thanks!)

@AOU

For readers you will need to save this website, so you can find the IP address of your favorite websites, if Silicon Valley makes it impossible for you to find your favorite websites otherwise. http://domaintoipconverter.com/index.php 107.170.40.77 Just thinking, this sounds like an internet shut down. Not sure. I guess as long as we can find out favorite websites by their IP address, we should be ok. ------ http://82.221.129.208/.uv5.html Warning from Jim Stone: #CONFIRMED: THEY WILL DE-PLATFORM SITES BEYOND THEIR CONTROL VIA DNS. What is DNS? When you type a site name, it is meaningless to a computer. Your computer sends the site's name to a DNS server and the DNS server then tells your computer what IP address the site is at, and your computer then accesses that IP address. Having the IP address work correctly has to be set up on purpose. Normally you cannot just hit a site's IP and have it load. This site is an exception. This site's IP address is 82.221.129.208 and when you hit only that number, it still loads the most current page. WARNING TO ALL ALT MEDIA: GET YOUR DIRECT IP ADDRESS WORKING TO LOAD YOUR SITE AND MAKE IT LOAD THE WAY MINE DOES, WHERE THE SWITCH OVER IS AUTOMATIC. IF YOU DO NOT DO THIS AND YOU ARE LEGIT, YOU WILL SOON BE GONE. THIS ARRANGEMENT ALREADY SAVED THIS SITE TWICE. THEY TRIED TAKING ME OUT OF THE DNS SERVERS TWICE, ONLY TO HAVE IT NOT WORK WELL ENOUGH. PLEASE NOTE: SHARED IP'S CANNOT BE SET UP TO DO THIS. YOU HAVE TO HAVE YOUR OWN IP, AND EVEN DRUDGE DOES NOT HAVE THAT. A majority of web sites do not. You have to buy your IP like I did. IMPORTANT: Both ways to this site still work (because it looked too bad to have this site still about 55 percent alive with me tattling about how they took it out of the DNS servers,) so they put it back in. Once DNS is removed again, you will have to hit the site directly again at 82.221.129.208 for it to work. They might not take it out of the DNS servers at all, because they know it will be hopeless They cannot take this site down because I made damn good and sure that works and that the servers are out of their reach. You won't find another site on the web that switches over automatically the way this one does. And everybody HAD DAMN WELL BETTER DO IT THAT WAY, NOW. IDIOT SAYS: HEY, if they do that, I'll just switch over to direct IP!!! I'll WAIT. Problem: Once you are gone, how TF are you going to tell anyone what your direct IP is? You had better do that while you are still alive. TO BE CLEAR: Migrate your server offshore. The best place to put your server is Iceland. The best web host in Iceland is Orangewebsite. With them, set up a dedicated IP, for now migrate your domain name and files, and then re-direct to the IP address via your .htaccess file. You'll be COMMIE PROOF. https://www.orangewebsite.com/ Keep in mind that once you do this, your site will be ranked ZERO, going to direct IP will do that. This site gets over a million visits a month and is not even rated. So what. I can't get ads on it anyway and the readers keep it going (many thanks!) @AOU

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[–] [deleted] • 3 pts

There are more DNS providers than Google.

[–] • 1 pt

You're pretty smart for a dingdong!

[–] [deleted] • 3 pts

Yeah the first 43 dindongs were crazy dumb

[–] [deleted] • 1 pt

In a way, I wish they would get with it! Red 3 get this done and over with. Like pulling teeth pull it and get the pain done!

[–] • 0 pt

Is there a DDNS? (Distributed DNS) Perhaps name coin can be resurected.

[–] • 0 pt

Run your own name servers.

[–] [deleted] • 0 pt

You could just update your hosts file manually but what a hassle.

[–] • 1 pt

It's so cool and oldschool, though!

All the COOL kids used to share the cool kid hosts files back before DNS really caught on, and at this rate, we're going back to old-timey internets of yore where we do this again!

[–] [deleted] • 2 pts (edited )

nice. post your hosts file! hint... take the hastags out or poal bolds it all. no clue how to get the black box with green type to go away. Nothing in mine hahahah

Copyright (c) 1993-2009 Microsoft Corp.

This is a sample HOSTS file used by Microsoft TCP/IP for Windows.

This file contains the mappings of IP addresses to host names. Each entry should be kept on an individual line. The IP address should be placed in the first column followed by the corresponding host name. The IP address and the host name should be separated by at least one space.

Additionally, comments (such as these) may be inserted on individual lines or following the machine name denoted by a '#' symbol.

For example:

  102.54.94.97     rhino.acme.com          # source server
   38.25.63.10     x.acme.com              # x client host

localhost name resolution is handled within DNS itself. 127.0.0.1 localhost ::1 localhost

[–] [deleted] • 0 pt

It is. But I am seeing some websites moving to non google or cabal platforms.

[–] • 0 pt (edited )

https://www.opennic.org/

IMO it's likely to be pretty resilient. And I posted about the DNS "kill switch" on Voat. OP here is correct, it's the easiest way to deplatform an arbitrary site. Problem is that many modern sites do not work correctly when accessed by IP without a resolvable DNS name. Various reasons.

Easiest way for most users to switch is to go in to your router's admin page where client DHCP is configured. You'll find options to set the DNS servers to push to your connecting devices (laptop, iPad, etc...). Once configured just reboot your devices and let them reconnect to your WiFi and viola (as Call would say).

[–] • 0 pt

Hopefully they’ll de-platform you Godsimbecile.