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Mobile is more difficult, the easiest way: buy a Huawei without Google services
> Github ... account called “volth” ... contributed ... to NixOS
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Volth maintained NixOS Perl subsystem:
https://github.com/NixOS/nixpkgs/commits/master?after=1c72dc...
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> The obvious denispetrov.com ... programmer ... a New Yorker ... end of a 25-year career and the blog dries up entirely in 2011, so it doesn’t match the place or time
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A Perl programmer: http://web.archive.org/web/20050208095206/http://www.denispe...
Archive.is started in 2012, just after retirement, why these do not match?
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Just highlighting the flaw in your assumption that the anonymous person behind this is male.
kinda a nonstarter, eh?
> I also haven't seen any evidence that it isn't
You can say that for any conceivable cause. It means nothing. Why NSA? why not CIA? MI6? China Security? Some rich guy in Indonesia?
> must cost at least $10000
citation needed, but also is not high enough to suggest it needs to be state run
Apparently because it runs NSA software (Apache Accumulo) that is hardly used by anyone else
John (our CTO) and I care about HN because we’re engineers at heart. Unfortunately, most the people we sell to today have never even heard of let alone participated in this community. But, over time, I hope as many of the people in this community get C’s in front of their titles and manage hundred million dollar IT budgets, I hope you’ll stay engaged here. More engineers in the C-suite would be great.
Though what you’ll find, sadly, is there’s still lots and lots of chaos.
Archive.is believes that Cloudflare can simply provide the full EDNS data, and they're technically right. But Cloudflare won't budge because they believe this is hostile to user privacy. I haven't heard a counterargument that Cloudflare is wrong about this.
Cloudflare believes that Archive.is can simply live without the EDNS data, and they're technically right. But Archive.is won't budge because they believe it prevents their abuse prevention techniques. They mention that owning their own AS would solve the problem but that's too expensive.[1]
Blame is in the eye of the beholder, but it seems to me that Archive.is should find alternative abuse prevention techniques like other websites do. Cloudflare has an argument based on privacy. Archive.is has an argument based on the proper solution being too expensive. The expense of running an AS is disputed in this HN thread.[2]
Google and Facebook were examples of "the proper solutions".
The former is currently inaccessible from China, the latter from Russia.
Their "abuse prevention techniques" have failed.
Sacrificing only Cloudflare DNS users is a much lesser evil compared to outcome of "the proper solutions".
https://rus.delfi.lv/57863/criminal/120091647/foto-video-v-h...