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fatchan
10mo ago
I would hope the invoice is 0 for that amount of traffic.
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fatchan
10mo ago
Github is by far the more woke platform, so I think you missed the point.
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fatchan
10mo ago
Once again vindicated by running my own CDN and not living with the irrational belief that everything needs cloudflare.
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fatchan
1y ago
Yeah, currently hosting LLHLS edge nodes in US + EU and caching CDN worldwide. The base cost grows if you have an audience of e.g. 2000 live viewers for a 2mbps stream = 4gbps. Could be a lot cheaper and less need for global distribution if
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fatchan
1y ago
You misread the bandwidth cost part of my comment. A $28/mo (Australian) vimeo subscription, or the "Advanced" $91/mo plan include the same 2TB bandwidth/month for viewers of your videos. If you upload a 100MB video
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fatchan
1y ago
Hence https://jobs.now/ Get applying, every application sends a H1-B fraudster home (not, but we can wish).
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fatchan
1y ago
> When you see fraud, report it. https://www.uscis.gov/report-fraud/uscis-tip-form And tell your manager explicitly and put it on the record that you reported it. Get fired in retaliation? Lawyer up.
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fatchan
1y ago
People paying for managed services have no concept of bandwidth costs, so they probably think what you just described is impossible. Bandwidth these days can be less than .25/m at a 100g commit in US/EU, and OVH is pushing dozens
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fatchan
1y ago
Written by somebody who hasn't taken 1 look at yt-dlp source code or issues. Google regularly pushes updates that "coincidentally" break downloaders. The obfuscation and things they do to e.g. break a download by introducing
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fatchan
1y ago
1.2 million weekly downloads to this day, when we've had builtin padStart since ES2017. Yes, I remember thinking at the time "how are people not ashamed to install this?"
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fatchan
1y ago
Freedom with crypto means I can pay bills without unjust barriers, and no individual and especially no "financial institution" (ultimately the governments) decides if my transaction goes through or can confiscate the money without
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fatchan
1y ago
Github is my push --mirror location, nothing more. Main is a popular Gitlab instance gitgud.io, and I host my own secondary mirror. Gitlab is of course adding more AI and corpo garbage, and once they prevent disabling these "features&q
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fatchan
1y ago
I always use a custom server (even express will work) with next.js, because I found the middleware and edge stuff a load of overcomplicated BS. Client side works like regular react app, SSR for any pages where the initial props are just pop
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fatchan
1y ago
No. First of all, just check for `navigator.brave`. If it exists, it's Brave. When I ran a .onion site I added a JavaScript check and if navigator.brave was present, it redirected users to a specific page saying: > Hey, there's
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fatchan
1y ago
Hey, funny to see my project mentioned here also. Yes, similar in concept. Some differences: - Uses HAProxy (duh) - Proof of work can be either sha256 or argon2 - Optional recaptcha/hcaptcha in addition to the proof of work - Includes
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1y ago
Offering more detailed timeouts for other stages of the request would be great, too. For example with HAProxy you can configure separate timeouts for just about everything. The time a request is queued (if you exceed the max connections), t