I wouldn't view swapping Hetzner for Cloudflare as a gain in freedom.

But then how else would you write your self-congratulating blog post?

Most evil is China: https://github.com/ceving/hostile/blob/main/TOP20.md

From the data at your link, China is much less hostile per capita than USA.

The problem the author overlooks is that `RateLimiter` is public, meaning no one is forced to call the constructor.

I don't understand why anyone would bother doing something like Stow. I keep my home directory directly in a Git repository that ignores all files by default, and for systems with specific configurations, I simply create a branch.

But if you have 6-10 machines you use and they're all a bit different, doesn't the branching get a bit tedious when you want to edit something that's common for all?

Vs. the chezmoi way of keeping everything common except using templates for diverging files.

If nobody is able to implement the standard it is probably not amazing.

Don't know, but I have uninstalled it a few minutes ago.

Outch! Security is security. Obscurity is obscurity. Piety is piety. All three have nothing in common.

Is there anything less important than the origin URL of a Git repository?

The ability to nest proxy servers using TLS would be sufficient for me.

AI is like sugar. It tastes delicious, but in high doses it causes diabetes.