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> because it is still working That's a big "still" and you don't loose anything in case the real owner of the "fronted" domain suffers loss.
by est 2y ago
> because it is still working
That's a big "still" and you don't loose anything in case the real owner of the "fronted" domain suffers loss.
- notpushkin 2y agoI don't think it's right to assign blame here to any party other than the authoritarian regime that decides to block the whole CDN.