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      <description>Part 3 of 3. What the SLA actually promises, what the liability cap is worth, and what the excuses sound like when it fails: the meeting about an invented crisis, the day it becomes your fault, the account that goes quiet, the advice that costs them money, what leaving really involves, and why nobody regulates the selling.</description>
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      <description>The UK has spent twenty years bolting workarounds onto IPv4 rather than turning on IPv6. I counted every UK network in the routing table to see who has actually done it, and the answer says this was never about money.</description>
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      <description>The .uk registry is owned by its members. In March 2021 they voted half the board out. This is what the estate looked like from inside, and how a registry with no regulator ended up being disciplined by the only people who could.</description>
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