I’m not even using a VPN (FreeTube).

Invidious time it is, I guess.

Edit: I slept the night and it works now for some reason. Maybe it was just a bad dream.

  • monovergent@lemmy.ml
    23·
    7 days ago

    Can confirm it happens even with residential IPs recently, good thing I don’t have static or ‘sticky’ IP so I’m not blocked too long.

    • DarkSirrush@piefed.caEnglish
      6·
      7 days ago

      I am glad YouTube hasn’t blocked me even though I only access it with ytdl-sub nowadays, as I have had the same non-static IP for over 2 years now.

      I am honestly assuming my ISP noticed I am self hosting stuff that only I can access and gave me a free static IP, because that shit hasn’t rotated even after a half dozen power day long power outages, and multiple day long service outages.

      Not to mention the dozens of times I have had to reboot my modem for various reasons.

      I have no way to check, but i honestly think it survived a modem replacement in my early days of self hosting (modem partially fried itself in an… interesting fashion).

        • DarkSirrush@piefed.caEnglish
          4·
          6 days ago

          Not quite.

          Port 3 fried completely (and fried the ethernet on a PC mobo), LAN devices could no longer see WLAN devices, ports 1 and 4 could see eachother, port 2 couldn’t see anything, but everything could still access WAN.

          Edit: and having something in port 3 meant the other ports couldn’t access WAN.