Jamie9912

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by Jamie9912 2y ago
Works in Australia. Maybe their CDN is under a lot of stress?
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by Jamie9912 2y ago
Yes, with integrations like Strongbox
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by Jamie9912 2y ago
I never understood the appeal of web-based password managers. KeePass all the way, all offline, no randomly changing UI, everything in a single .db file. Need syncing? Use Cloud storage service.
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by Jamie9912 2y ago
Rust certainly is. I get the same FPS in 4k than at 1080p
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by Jamie9912 2y ago
>Hetzner's 1 Gbps port speed makes it impossible to transfer the data in less than three weeks But don't you have that spread over 120 servers?
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by Jamie9912 2y ago
I agree, default "Medium" firewall setting is the very first thing I change on a new site.
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by Jamie9912 2y ago
That is some site owner that has configured Cloudflare to block you. It's the same thing as an establishment hiring security guards to block access.
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by Jamie9912 2y ago
Why don't they make zstd images surely that would beat webp
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by Jamie9912 2y ago
they likely pushed an update to all versions, or updated their updater(?) not exactly aware to us at the moment
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by Jamie9912 2y ago
My company stays multiple versions behind latest for this exact reason, but we were still affected
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by Jamie9912 2y ago
Are you not using R2 for storage?
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by Jamie9912 2y ago
Yeah it's going through CF anyway. I also don't live near Europe or North America and noticed even small images take over a second to load, would be nice to have images cached locally after they are opened for the first time
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by Jamie9912 2y ago
Why don't you have cloudflare caching enabled on the images?
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by Jamie9912 2y ago
My understanding is that this photo was consensual and not stolen
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by Jamie9912 2y ago
It's unreasonable, by principal. Just like how beyonce tried to get her ugly image removed from the internet.
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by Jamie9912 2y ago
It is NOT reasonable by any stretch of the imagination
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by Jamie9912 2y ago
Not really, if she understood well what the photograph was being used for at the time, you can't retrospectively wish against it. That's like saying Oh I don't want to be a pornstar anymore, take down all my content thanks.
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by Jamie9912 2y ago
Perform a Google Takeout, all my videos were there from my banned YouTube account.
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by Jamie9912 2y ago
In my opinion, maybe 20 years at the very least
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by Jamie9912 2y ago
Couldn't Cloudflare route these DNS queries outside the country, and therefore not be subject to French laws?
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by Jamie9912 2y ago
Can you die from something being too spicy? What would you die from?
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by Jamie9912 2y ago
Train tracks in Sweden are still left-hand traffic
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by Jamie9912 2y ago
Even moreso these days, kids are getting their own debit cards.
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by Jamie9912 2y ago
Interesting, I didn't even hear about that second outage
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by Jamie9912 2y ago
Yes
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by Jamie9912 3y ago
Taiwan to Bali is nowhere near New Zealand
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by Jamie9912 3y ago
Orbit doesn't require you to change any code at all, according to their readme
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by Jamie9912 3y ago
Agreed, I believe the default Firewall security level is "Medium" and I think that's far too strict. First thing I do when adding a new zone is to set it to "Essentially off"
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by Jamie9912 3y ago
I don't remember HN being on Cloudflare. Have they recently added it?
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by Jamie9912 3y ago
>because the morons at netcraft told them it was a "phishing website" How do you know they added a phishing warning because of something Netcraft told them?

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