Enjoy! [edit: Tuesday December 6th, SSL is now enabled.]
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Samizdata is being moved to a newer, more lush, perhaps more louche server. This will also provide for freshening-up of the blog software, and a gradual migration to HTTPS. Impact: Samizdata will be irregularly-offline this upcoming Monday, December 5th, starting from an estimated 3pm London time (10am Eastern, 1600h CET) for an estimated 4-to-6 hours, perhaps a little longer depending on how long the DNS bookkeeping takes. If the migration fails we’ll fall back to the existing machine and continue, but it’s likely to be okay. Assuming that everything goes well, you may still expect a little flakiness when accessing the blog for up to 24 hours afterwards; after that time it’s a “bug”, or else we dropped something in transit. “Fortune favours the bald!”, or something like that… December 3rd, 2016 | 11 comments - (Comments are closed)
 Hi! I’m the guy who hosts, and looks after, Samizdata. I’m a software engineer. Several years ago I did the port from old Samizdata for Perry, largely as a favour, but also because I believe strongly in free speech and that it should be heard. I’ve looked after it since that time. So I’m basically a free speech activist rather than any stripe of “libertarian”. And I don’t generally post, but Perry invited me to do so years ago, and I thought this was a worthwhile opportunity. So why did I vote ‘Remain’? → Continue reading: Why the Samizdata System Administrator voted ‘Remain’ June 26th, 2016 | 155 comments - (Comments are closed)
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