lina :p

there is actually a bit more to this, i found this article: https://katholisch.de/artikel/28537-there-is-room-for-technology-in-gods-plan-the-popes-first-female-webmaster

Sister Judith Zoebelein was responsible for the development and operation of the Vatican's website in the mid-1990s - together with a few employees and three archangels: the computer "Raphael" was responsible for the content, the firewall was called "Michael", and the server for the emails "Gabriel".

@yetzt@social.yetzt.me @mxchara@seattle.pink unless they were to become deeply entrusted in the catholic church and would slowly infiltrate the holy see. seems like quite a bit of work for one domain though

@lemgandi@mastodon.social haha, freifunk hannover had theirs named after german ministers of transport, having wissing.ffh.zone, dobrindt.ffh.zone and scheuer.ffh.zone which is also a very interesting naming convention i suppose

@joshix@fosspri.de that is why i used the past tense :P i found that out when scraping their dns data, and i also now found other old posts referencing this, there is https://github.com/indianajson/va-zone/blob/master/va-zone.txt and https://everything2.com/title/michael.vatican.va as an example

just found out the vatican used to name their nameservers after the archangels, having had michael.vatican.va, gabriel.vatican.va and raphael.vatican.va; as well as having other servers named after the apostles

this goes kinda hard as a naming scheme, i can't even lie

rip denic

@zm It really does! Although interestingly enough, a lot has been re-written then. A friend pointed out that on the homepage they misspelled "address" as "adress". And if you consider that the feds seem to have been Dutch in that case, that typo makes a lot of sense, as the Dutch word for it is "adres" So the homepage isn't at least just purely AI generated.

@IO I have absolutely no clue who would even fall for this to begin with

@nube thank you! it's a bit complex though because my entire website works without any javascript haha, and the front end does some silly shenanigans

https://github.com/lina-x64/lina.sh

comment_auth.py this is the code that handles authentication (like logging in with mastodon)

blog.py this is the code that handles everything with blog posts, including adding, editing and deleting comments

and each blog page (/pages/blog_post.html) loads this comment template: /pages/partials/comments.html

new blog post! https://lina.sh/blog/ddos-honeypot i stumbled across a secret fake DDoS-as-a-Service website ran by the dutch police, and when i started digging into it, they panicked and shut it down really funny story, if anyone is interested how such a fake website looks like, take a read ^^

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