Comment by timeon 1 month ago Seems to be US-hosted. 4 comments timeon Reply culi 1 month ago What makes you say that? It was explicitly created as an EU alternative to HN by a person from the Netherlands. They posted about it on HN a few days ago.I haven't found anything public about where its hosted timeon 1 month ago https://hosting-checker.net/websites/techposts.euor:whois "$(ping -c 1 techposts.eu | awk -F'[()]' '/PING/{print $2}')" FireInsight 1 month ago Fly.io probably serves in on the edge, and so it always appears to be near the request origin. 1 reply →
culi 1 month ago What makes you say that? It was explicitly created as an EU alternative to HN by a person from the Netherlands. They posted about it on HN a few days ago.I haven't found anything public about where its hosted timeon 1 month ago https://hosting-checker.net/websites/techposts.euor:whois "$(ping -c 1 techposts.eu | awk -F'[()]' '/PING/{print $2}')" FireInsight 1 month ago Fly.io probably serves in on the edge, and so it always appears to be near the request origin. 1 reply →
timeon 1 month ago https://hosting-checker.net/websites/techposts.euor:whois "$(ping -c 1 techposts.eu | awk -F'[()]' '/PING/{print $2}')" FireInsight 1 month ago Fly.io probably serves in on the edge, and so it always appears to be near the request origin. 1 reply →
FireInsight 1 month ago Fly.io probably serves in on the edge, and so it always appears to be near the request origin. 1 reply →
What makes you say that? It was explicitly created as an EU alternative to HN by a person from the Netherlands. They posted about it on HN a few days ago.
I haven't found anything public about where its hosted
https://hosting-checker.net/websites/techposts.eu
or:
whois "$(ping -c 1 techposts.eu | awk -F'[()]' '/PING/{print $2}')"
Fly.io probably serves in on the edge, and so it always appears to be near the request origin.
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