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You get that the norm in hosting providers is hosting applications themselves on Google and Amazon, right?


I don’t trust anything with google on it, is that clear enough?


Accidentally hit enter the moment before HN went down and didn't get to edit it. :-D

But yes, reading google on your network gave me the heeby-jeebies. That the 'normal' thing is to host them on google is not really pertinent. If I was interested in that, I'd have done it. But I'm looking at other parties on purpose.

ceejayoz seems to think it is not technically an issue, google is not on your network. That sounds plausible to me, assuming it is accurate.


Well, our root of authentication trust is Google, so if "no Google involved" is a criteria for you, we're not a good place to host stuff for you.




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