A great write-up by @quux on the new #DNS4EU resolver: How much EU is in DNS4EU?.

The final statement is tough: "And then there is the issue of being single homed."

But wait a second, AS60068 sounds familiar. It's Datacamp Limited, which operates #CDN77. Yes, the announced prefix appears to be single-homed, but it peers to a CDN.

Nevertheless, my understanding is that an instance of DNS4EU will be hosted in various service provider networks, right? Given that, I would assume that the project by now is just in an early stage?

Curious about a short public discourse :)

CDN77 Isolates LaLiga IPTV Pirates in 15 mins. Allegedly Gets Blocked Anyway

https://torrentfreak.com/cdn77-isolates-laliga-iptv-pirates-in-15-mins-allegedly-blocked-anyway-250410/

#SiteBlocking #siteblocking #Anti-Piracy #LaLiga #cdn77 #Spain #iptv

DataCamp & DISH Settle Massive IPTV Piracy Lawsuit, Still Completely Disagree

https://torrentfreak.com/datacamp-dish-settle-massive-iptv-piracy-lawsuit-still-completely-disagree-240205/

#IPTVandStreaming #Lawsuits #datacamp #cdn77 #DISH #DMCA #iptv

US Court: When IPTV Pirates Reap Profit, CDN Attracts Pirates & Profits

https://torrentfreak.com/230717/

#IPTVandStreaming #DishNetwork #Lawsuits #datacamp #cdn77 #iptv #vpn

IPTV Piracy Lawsuit Against Datacamp Close to Settlement For Second Time

https://torrentfreak.com/iptv-piracy-lawsuit-against-datacamp-close-to-settlement-for-second-time-230507/

#IPTVandStreaming #DishNetwork #Lawsuits #datacamp #cdn77 #iptv #vpn

Just released a small repository with two scripts allowing you to purge and prefetch content on CDN77. Please see https://github.com/THREATINT/cdn77-helpers

#cdn #cdn77

Just launched less than one hour ago and already over 5 GB served. Give us some #feedback how https://mirrors.manjaro.org/repo works for you ...

#cdn77 #manjaro #repository #fast

@mastohost
Are you still looking for a #CDN?

I was listening to a @jupitersignal podcast and one of their sponsors could be a good fit.

#cdn77 sponsors a number of #FOSS projects (including #gentoo and #fedora); I'm guessing they're better on the privacy front. And they apparently offer pay-as-you go pricing, which could be nice for growing usage. I don't know anything else about them, but thought I'd pass that along.

cdn77.com/lnl (which is a referral link for the podcast, #lateNightLinux)