async-ip-rotator

The "critique" is nuts. Surely AI generated. If I didn't trust the domain, I'd assume the author to be incredible for seriously referencing something like this. Look at the critique [0] and then look at the code [1]. [0] https://web.archive.org/web/20250423135719/https://github.co... [1] https://github.com/ricci/async-ip-rotator/blob/master/src/as...

I find the following bizarre. Ignoring who this marko guy is, why would a random person post such a "take down" of the repo? I have never randomly passed by a repo and wanted to just dunk on it. Also this critique reeks of being AI generated. > On February 6, someone posted a lengthy and detailed critique of Elez’s code on the GitHub “issues” page for async-ip-rotator, calling it “insecure, unscalable and a fundamental engineering failure.” Link from quote: https://github.com/markoelez/async-ip-rotator/issues/1 The follow comment is interesting to be a coincidental, such a weird interaction.

> Ge0rg3’s code is “open source,” in that anyone can copy it and reuse it non-commercially. As it happens, there is a newer version of this project that was derived or “forked” from Ge0rg3’s code — called “async-ip-rotator” — and it was committed to GitHub in January 2025 by DOGE captain Marko Elez. Original code: https://github.com/Ge0rg3/requests-ip-rotator Forked: https://github.com/markoelez/async-ip-rotator Code is pretty much the same, with comments removed, some `async` sprinkled in and minor changes (I bet this was just pasted into LLM with prompt to make it async, but if that worked why not). Except... Original GPL3 license is gone. Obviously not something you would expect DOGE people to understand or respect.