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I upvoted Kenton’s post. He’s the reason Workers exists. Surprised anyone worried about him commenting. I’d only be worried if I were a competitor who pissed hi
by eastdakota 5y ago
I upvoted Kenton’s post. He’s the reason Workers exists. Surprised anyone worried about him commenting. I’d only be worried if I were a competitor who pissed him off by publishing BS stats. I’d imagine there’ll be an incredibly thorough and totally unimpeachable benchmarking study that comes out of this. And, anywhere we’re not the fastest, we soon will be. Game on.
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- robertlagrant 5y ago> I’d only be worried if I were a competitor who pissed him off by publishing BS stats An unusual and excellent CEO stance. Now I like Cloudflare even more.
- kortilla 5y agoCloudlfare and other CDNs like it are a scourge on the Internet destroying privacy. At this point they have better tracking hooks than Google. No JS required, just feed all web requests directly through them where they can see all first party cookies, encrypted contents, etc.
- robertlagrant 5y agoWhy would you send a CDN any cookies?
- teddyh 5y agoWhat do you think a CDN is? How do you think CDNs like Cloudflare works? They act as a complete proxy to all web requests, including cookies.
- robertlagrant 5y agoTruuuue. I suppose I meant cookies are normally an encrypted ID with a user salt. So what would be the harm? But you're right; my actual question was something else.
- edoceo 5y agoCF as a CDN is for much more than just sending static assets. Folk put whole-ass huge applications behind that infrastructure.