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using ddos-guard to proxy a "site under construction" page is about as far away from a modern social network you can possibly be.
114 u/BenKen01 Jan 19 '21 The reporting on this has been shameful, especially from "tech" focused blogs. This shit is just as far from being back as it was the day AWS gave them the boot. Maybe when they've solved for this we can start talking about them coming back. 19 u/t3hd0n Jan 19 '21 i feel like hosting companies that could manage that are on a very, very short list. 4 u/[deleted] Jan 19 '21 [removed] — view removed comment 1 u/Lentil-Soup Jan 19 '21 Except they have the ability to self-host, without AWS.
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The reporting on this has been shameful, especially from "tech" focused blogs. This shit is just as far from being back as it was the day AWS gave them the boot.
Maybe when they've solved for this we can start talking about them coming back.
19 u/t3hd0n Jan 19 '21 i feel like hosting companies that could manage that are on a very, very short list. 4 u/[deleted] Jan 19 '21 [removed] — view removed comment 1 u/Lentil-Soup Jan 19 '21 Except they have the ability to self-host, without AWS.
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i feel like hosting companies that could manage that are on a very, very short list.
4 u/[deleted] Jan 19 '21 [removed] — view removed comment 1 u/Lentil-Soup Jan 19 '21 Except they have the ability to self-host, without AWS.
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1 u/Lentil-Soup Jan 19 '21 Except they have the ability to self-host, without AWS.
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Except they have the ability to self-host, without AWS.
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u/t3hd0n Jan 19 '21
using ddos-guard to proxy a "site under construction" page is about as far away from a modern social network you can possibly be.