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I don't believe "Our team is using Matrix on Workers." The repo is in someone's personal Github and a pretty incomplete and insecure implementation.

Blog post now says: "* This post was updated at 11:15 a.m. Pacific time to clarify that the use case described here is a proof of concept. Some sections have been updated for clarity." But parts of it are still misleading.

I wouldn't put it past them...

I wouldn't put it in past tense...

Wow this is definitely not a software engineer. Hmm I wonder if Git stores history...

Yeah deleting the TODOs like that is honestly a worse look.

That honestly makes everything so much worse.

They aren't really a multi-billion dollar corporation. A lot of it is them just pumping up their valuation. Stuff like this proves that in a lot of ways.

They are running > 300 DC's...

They have equipment in > 300 locations. How much per location? More than a rack cabinet?

Talking about Cursor not Cloudflare.

It didn't and it had some pretty weird commit history and emails. Overall not a super great sign...

Cloudflare also works in Europe and has POPs there so I don't see why you couldn't use that. But there are also Hetzner VMs if you can configure sometime a bit less turnkey and don't necessarily need a CDN but just hosting mainly.

The problem is that it is still an American company, which is subject to American laws, which these days are fairly arbitrary and subject to change as often as the direction of the wind.

To a European it is not much different these days from hosting it on Alibaba Cloud or Yandex: you don't want to rely on hostile powers for critical infrastructure.


Yeah, agree. Thanks for your answer


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