beIN, a Qatari company with offices in France, previously sought to force Quad9 to block resolution for a set of domain names they assert are participating in copyright infringement of its audiovisual rights on sports event broadcasts. Quad9 has no association with these domain names, nor with the operators of the websites. The French courts have fundamentally misunderstood the working of the internet and the role of the domain name system and have allowed a financial penalty to apply to Quad9 if we do not block DNS responses to users in France.

haha so uneventful, I’m jealous.

wow forgot about yuno running php, must’ve been an exciting day for you people yesterday, right? :D

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I tried the dewey decimal system for a while, but that got real tedious. An inbetween platform seems a better solution to this than folder organization, but I haven’t looked into that yet. Keeping my eye on this thread for sure!

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forcing businesses to move away from existing cloud infrastructure could trigger expensive software redevelopment projects, with code rewriting and re-architecting accounting for 69 percent of its estimated costs.

~70% of it just to move to another hosting provider? hmmmm

Don’t forget WhatsApp, that seems even harder to quit.

If it’s like my experiences with Peugeot, you’ll have a nice car but one window will never work properly.