GitHub is just the platform. If they get a DMCA complaint, procedure says they should contact the repository owner. The repository owner receiving a fraudulent notice sends a one-line email stating "consider this my DMCA counter notice". The content stays online, the DMCA notice does nothing and the only avenue now is for Admiral to sue, which of course they are not prepared to do.
You post an entry on your blog ridiculing them and their VC funded shenanigans and HN gets a good laugh out of it.
You post an entry on your blog ridiculing them and their VC funded shenanigans and HN gets a good laugh out of it.