靠著俄羅斯（老普？），川粉聚集的 Parler 最後剩下一付骨架爬回來了

PCMAG:  Social network Parler has partially returned with the help of a Russian-owned technology company, Reuters reported. The website and app were forced offline last week when host Amazon Web Services (AWS) suspended access.

Popular among right-wing extremists, Parler (not to be confused with "social talking app" Parlor) was also removed from Apple's App Store and the Google Play Store following Donald Trump's recent ban from most major social media platforms. In response to the AWS suspension, Parler CEO John Matze told users the network would be offline for up to a week as the application is "rebuilt from scratch." "We will try our best to move to a new provider right now as we have many competing for our business," he wrote in a tweeted statement.

The social network appears to have found that provider in DDos-Guard, an internet infrastructure services provider known for working with companies hosting controversial content, including 8kun (previously 8chan); it also supports Russian government sites, according to Reuters. DDoS-Guard's web page lists an address in Scotland, under the title Cognitive Cloud LP. But, as infrastructure expert Ronald Guilmette told the news outlet, it's actually owned by two men in Rostov-on-Don, Russia.