I dropped a static html page and all I got was Cloudflares well known 'Performing security verification' (and so did a Google pagespeed check).
this is what we need
why is it hosted by cloudflare (us company) in stead of http://bunny.net ? https://info.addr.tools/only-eu.eu
I'm not sure whether Microsoft, the makers of Windows 95 (after which I stopped taking them seriously), are the sharpest tool in the box when it comes to security.
I checked the first 3 companies I saw with the label 'EU hosted'. bunq.com and lifebit.ai are hosted on AWS, and tomtom.com is hosted on Azure. https://info.addr.tools/bunq.com https://info.addr.tools/lifebit.ai…
Another reason to dump an american big tech firm and switch to Bunny.net for example. Better a democratic based error than an american greed based CEO.
You write: I'm fortunate enough to work at a company (enum.co) where digital sovereignty is not just a phrase. info.addr.tools shows [1]: MX 1 smtp.google.com. TXT…
This is the reason why I'm reading this site - this is such a brilliant idea, super simple and without any vendor lockin at all.
It only works across Google shit.
I dropped a static html page and all I got was Cloudflares well known 'Performing security verification' (and so did a Google pagespeed check).
this is what we need
why is it hosted by cloudflare (us company) in stead of http://bunny.net ? https://info.addr.tools/only-eu.eu
I'm not sure whether Microsoft, the makers of Windows 95 (after which I stopped taking them seriously), are the sharpest tool in the box when it comes to security.
I checked the first 3 companies I saw with the label 'EU hosted'. bunq.com and lifebit.ai are hosted on AWS, and tomtom.com is hosted on Azure. https://info.addr.tools/bunq.com https://info.addr.tools/lifebit.ai…
Another reason to dump an american big tech firm and switch to Bunny.net for example. Better a democratic based error than an american greed based CEO.
You write: I'm fortunate enough to work at a company (enum.co) where digital sovereignty is not just a phrase. info.addr.tools shows [1]: MX 1 smtp.google.com. TXT…
This is the reason why I'm reading this site - this is such a brilliant idea, super simple and without any vendor lockin at all.
It only works across Google shit.