privacy.txt -- what this site counts, and how to stop it
last changed 2026-10-20

what is counted
  Google Analytics and PostHog count visits:
  the pages you open and leave, the site that linked you, your browser,
  system and screen, and your IP address, from which a rough location
  is worked out.
  PostHog also records clicks and scrolling as a session replay, with
  anything you type hidden, plus page speed and script errors, how far
  a note was read, links followed out of the site, code copied, whether
  the machine started, and whether ./subscribe went through (never the
  address).

where it goes
  Google Analytics sends it to Google.
  PostHog runs on my own server, t.altineris.com (OVH, Beauharnois,
  Quebec, run by DevClusterAI Ltd). No one else receives it.

your choice
  In the EU, the EEA, the UK, Switzerland and Quebec nothing is stored
  until you allow it: Google is told a page was viewed, without a cookie,
  and PostHog is not loaded at all. Everywhere else they count
  from the first page and you can turn them off. The row above the keys asks;
  "consent" in [contact] brings it back. No deletes their cookies and
  stored keys. Left alone for 15 seconds, the row counts as OK where they
  already count; where you are asked first it only steps aside for the
  visit, nothing is allowed, and it asks again next time.

the subscribe box
  ./subscribe sends your email address to my mailing list (listmonk, on
  my own servers). One mail asks you to confirm; nothing else arrives
  until you do, and every letter has a one-click unsubscribe.

hosting
  Cloudflare serves this site and sees each request.

your rights
  Write to hello@timderzhavets.dev to see, correct or delete what I hold.
  I answer within a month. Tim Derzhavets, DevClusterAI Ltd, Toronto.