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by _fool 2y ago
...Unless you're savvy. Thank goodness for the availability of https://publicsuffix.org/ (as long as you only use your main domain and don't need to share cookies with your own subdomains), and the includeSubDoma
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by _fool 2y ago
Yup. some implementations provide similar ANAME, and Cloudflare has flattened CNAME which is probably the best implementation I came across in years of supporting folks trying to use these kinds of records on a large CDN. https:/&#x2
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by _fool 3y ago
If you liked that, check out also his newsletter and his fiction writing - both are stellar (his is the only newsletter I read, even though I pay for other ones!)
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by _fool 3y ago
the info on glassdoor is not correct.
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by _fool 4y ago
Yay, my congressman continues to introduce legislation I support. It's a rare treat in our political system of "lesser evils" and obstructionism.
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by _fool 5y ago
(I work for netlify). You are aware that any headless CMS works well with netlify, right? (even some less headless ones, but these are easy): Contentful, Sanity, Ghost, Forestry? Our CMS is an open source project that is community mainta
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by _fool 5y ago
Safeway no longer accepts that number at least in the 503 area code, I found out upon trying as was my custom, a few years ago. The cashier recognized it and laughed with me as she scanned her own card which they keep on hand precisely for
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by _fool 5y ago
It's not that it's less work! By one measure it's "more work" - if you think about the time that each person spends creating their content in advance, vs what they could spend wall clock time talking in the meeting
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by _fool 5y ago
These are probably the two best interesting aka "seemingly not in wide use" ideas we've tried, with great results: - create a culture of actually RSVP'ing for meetings (yes or no!) so that people know who will be in a ca
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by _fool 5y ago
I run the Netlify Support team, and this statement from @michaelmior is correct: apex domains are served using redundant, global CDN if you use Netlify's DNS hosting, or Flattened CNAMEs from Cloudflare.
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by _fool 5y ago
More details for folks who are curious about optimal config using Cloudflare's DNS hosting, can be found here: https://answers.netlify.com/t/support-guide-which-are-some-g...
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by _fool 5y ago
This should not be the case; if you'd like, Netlify's Support team will be happy to review your settings to help discover why it didn't help you out (start from https://netlify.com/support ) and ensure that yo
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by _fool 6y ago
Can confirm netlify DNS hosting was never a requirement for branch deploys, using your domain name (staging.you.com) or netlify's (staging--yoursite.netlify.com). This article shows how to configure using other DNS hosting: https:&#x
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by _fool 6y ago
I like to think of this as having a tremendous ripple effect - when I smile and thank the postman, he smiles at the next person he sees and maybe they're nice to the worker in the drive through at the restaurant, who goes home 1% less
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by _fool 6y ago
more specifically, npmjs.com and nodejs.org are not available from Netlify's datacenter due to this outage.
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by _fool 6y ago
But when they do, it can be amazing. https://www.atlassian.com/blog/statuspage/how-to-write-a-goo...
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by _fool 7y ago
Availability of nearby services such as those is a pretty major component in the walkability scores I've seen like https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Walk_Score . I agree they are very important, but I think they are
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by _fool 7y ago
You're missing out on the brave new future! netlifyctl is dormant, upgrade to netlify-cli: https://github.com/netlify/cli
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by _fool 8y ago
I wish I'd had "a real plan" in jobs past as an individual interviewer in a series, instead of a vague goal like "talk about his technical chops" or "see if she can work across teams". I turned out not to
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by _fool 8y ago
I work for netlify. We support 2FA on any tier, since you can auth via git provider and require 2FA there. We presently don't support REQUIRED 2FA (you can also set a password) under the enterprise account level, since that's wha
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by _fool 8y ago
I work for netlify, and yes, we ask you to upgrade, don't just turn you off if you go over.
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by _fool 8y ago
Netlify | Several roles | SF, CA | remote or on-site | Full-time | https://www.netlify.com The web is changing — and we’ve made it our mission to make sure that it changes for the better. We’re working on tools that help develop
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by _fool 9y ago
Is there an elsewhere for creators to take their accounts? I give via patreon because it is the only platform I'm aware of that exists that anyone really uses in this way. I give to some creators via their own systems - but as far as
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by _fool 9y ago
Disclaimer: I work for Netlify. Minor correction to your 2nd footnote: We put your assets on our CDN - some of which is served by amazon's Cloudfront. We don't use Cloudflare's services to run our CDN :)
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by _fool 9y ago
Netlify | Multiple Positions | Remote for 2 positions, ONSITE in SF for 3 positions | 4x Full Time, 1x Part Time Netlify aims to perfect a unified platform that automates code; creating highly-performant sites and web apps. Push your code a
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by _fool 9y ago
probably the best reason is: we have our CDN spread over 4 different cloud providers. AWS and Digital Ocean could both go down (completely - though we're in several different data centers for each) and it would keep on keepin' o
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by _fool 9y ago
Do you need any paid features? The only things you get for $45 are: - simple password protection (basic auth or single-password-no-login) - small division of power - not everyone can delete the site and invite contributors. Everything el
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by _fool 9y ago
This is definitely the most flattering insult we received in this thread ;)
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by _fool 9y ago
Disclaimer: I work for Netlify If you check out this blog post about one of our biggest customers, you can see that there are some non-static services involved (look for the list of 4 services all called Go<something>): https:/
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by _fool 9y ago
disclaimer: I work for Netlify. We've changed pricing models 3 times since I've worked here. Each time we've grandfathered people in at their old pricing level, and the last change also gave away substantially more features

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