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Wonder how feasible is to have an infrastructure server to do the heavy lifting in a place with cheap/reliable computing, and a front-end server that just forwa
by radu_floricica 5y ago
Wonder how feasible is to have an infrastructure server to do the heavy lifting in a place with cheap/reliable computing, and a front-end server that just forwards and maybe does light caching in a country with friendly legislation.
But I guess their issue wasn't technical, but that they are an organization subject to Australian law.
- shadowgovt 5y agoExactly. It turns out the internet has not changed some fundamentals of human existence. Even online, you are either at the mercy of the legal system that can project force onto your body or you push yourself outside the law and are at the mercy of people exploiting you and the fact that you cannot seek recourse in the law. Outside the law, might makes right (inside the law, might also makes right, but one can hope it is at least a right that some large group of people have reached loose consensus on).