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Yes that is correct. The random web service fetches a copy of the cached version of the page. If you're interested I can show you the source code
by jayass 4y ago
Yes that is correct. The random web service fetches a copy of the cached version of the page.
If you're interested I can show you the source code
- 3np 4y agoPlease do!
- freedomben 4y ago+1, I'd love to see the server-side code as well!
- jayass 4y agoReach me on Twitter and I will give you temporary access to the repo
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- wahnfrieden 4y agoWill you license it for reuse?
- the_absurdist 4y agoI hope he doesn't. Asking that question is the equivalent of walking up to someone and begging for money. I encourage developers here and elsewhere to reward each other for the fruits of their labor, instead of expecting a free lunch.
- wahnfrieden 4y ago
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- hk__2 4y ago> If you're interested I can show you the source code This doesn’t really solve the old problem that there’s no proof the source code you show is the one that runs on Cloudflare. Couldn’t that code run locally?
- jayass 4y agoYes, I believe It's possible to replicate the same behaviour locally. I'll try to do that in the next update