The parent comment is implying PHP servers arent at risk, because default nginx limits requests to 1mb. I'm saying that is a bad argument, and a lot of real websites that went offline voluntarily, like the dutch gov, would have endpoints that accept >1mb requests.
Putting https://stealmybitcoin.com/ behind a default nginx proxy and giving it no features is a toy PR stunt hoping to salvage PHP's reputation.
The parent comment is implying PHP servers arent at risk, because default nginx limits requests to 1mb. I'm saying that is a bad argument, and a lot of real websites that went offline voluntarily, like the dutch gov, would have endpoints that accept >1mb requests.
Putting https://stealmybitcoin.com/ behind a default nginx proxy and giving it no features is a toy PR stunt hoping to salvage PHP's reputation.