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> I didn't expect the comments in here to be so negative. Wait until the US properly wakes up and you'll see what negative can be on HN :) > nor do I believe
by diggan 2y ago
> I didn't expect the comments in here to be so negative.
Wait until the US properly wakes up and you'll see what negative can be on HN :)
> nor do I believe that it's possible to do that today.
Why not? Granted, a lot of the internet infrastructure is maintained by US entities, but it doesn't have to be that way, afaik. I'm fairly sure there are companies doing worse/better in this regard, but at least it's moving in the right direction.
- bittermandel 2y agoWe're definitely heading in the right direction! Our company's biggest remaining problem is finding a reliable IdP that isn't primarily for individuals, self-hosted or based on Active Directory. There are some alternatives, but they are mainly country-specific (like Freja) or not well integrated enough with e.g. OAuth. We've considered at some point to pivot our company to focus on a fully European IdP, as we feel it's a fundamental missing puzzle piece!