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Comment #48927869
Edge caching seems to be opt-in
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Comment #48917905
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Comment #48637382
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Comment #48321446
Lawyers?
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Comment #45016222
This! They won't sell in big numbers. Parking these huge vehicles in Europe will be nearly impossible. Americans would need to send over engineers, architects, and builders who fol…
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Comment #44876175
Investments can never be identical for everyone, but in my case I switched my assets from an MSCI World to an MSCI World ex USA. For the U.S. market portion I adopted a more comple…
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Comment #44128744
Someone did this! https://github.com/89luca89/terrible
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Comment #43381441
This isn’t just a problem specific to German academia, it extends across the entire European academic landscape. I've always wondered why professors and supervisors, after experien…
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Comment #42716989
> their interface is not nearly as bad as GCP / AWS Underrated. Until recently, all the features were grouped in a very clear manner within the dashboard. Now, even Cloudflare is c…
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Comment #42606305
> But the current structure of defense funding makes this nearly impossible. VC-backed defense startups aren't the answer either. They're making the same mistakes - small compute, …
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Comment #42559070
> The CFAA[1][2] is an arcane and ancient piece of legislation that could use an overhaul, especially with some of the vague language it contains. I imagine that this is the reason…
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Comment #42315815
> Cloudflare does mostly use the browser's properties to determine if a manual check should be done Cloudflare uses the threat score of each IP address as a signal to determine whe…
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Comment #42288817
This is why I usually do the simpler ones and then stop... Otherwise, I just can’t skip, it’s stronger than me.
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Comment #42068242
Yes, the profit margin for cloud providers is very real—and quite costly. I think one point that’s often overlooked is the knowledge gap between the engineers at cloud providers (s…
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Comment #42058034
In simple terms, yes. The term “native” refers to adopting the vendor’s technology stack, which typically includes managed data stores, containerized microservices, serverless func…
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Comment #42039554
> GitHub Pages sites have a soft bandwidth limit of 100 GB per month. > If your site exceeds these usage quotas, we may not be able to serve your site, or you may receive a polite …
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Comment #41965650
Personally, I don’t consider Freenet and Hyphanet to be "blockchain" in the modern sense, and given how much the meaning of "web3" has changed in recent years, I think it might evo…
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Comment #41586953
No! The client controls path selection, and each hop is verified using its encryption keys.
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Comment #41149879
What a good read! I’d like to think that the counterfeit was the result of an early prototype of 3D printing. But in reality, it was probably the work of a mole or the office of di…
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Comment #40897320
> I think you need time to grow and that doesn’t mean chasing salary for your entire life. It’s important to settle somewhere for a while and learn/grow. While it is indeed importa…
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Comment #40861719
Taking creatine, RU58841 or CB0301 are even better than supplements.
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Comment #40826478
A honest translation from the corporate speak would be We’ve been endlessly talking about our repeated screw-ups, which led us to revoke the affected certificates. If subscribers w…
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Comment #40811241
They obviously cooperate with law enforcement. https://www.cloudflare.com/trust-hub/law-enforcement/ https://www.cloudflare.com/transparency/