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...caught doing anything bad [with your data] is so obviously what I meant. But hey, technically you found a hook! You probably have a good point about Cloudfl
by tpmx 3y ago
...caught doing anything bad [with your data] is so obviously what I meant. But hey, technically you found a hook!
You probably have a good point about Cloudflare's effect on open web access on the internet, but.. that's not really what we are talking about here, is it?
- kybernetikos 3y ago> but.. that's not really what we are talking about here, is it? I suppose I better make the link that I saw more clear. A lot of people use cloudflare services because they are free. I've done it myself. And in many case that would be fine. Cloudflare are in a unique position - partly through the reach those free services have given them, they now have an unusual level of power over the internet. Using cloudflare services gives them more power. I think before anyone uses a free cloudflare service, they should absolutely think about whether they're going to use that power wisely. This is particularly the case when there are good, free open source alternatives such as the service posted here, that you used as a jumping off point to talk about the cloudflare service.
- tpmx 3y agoI see an open source client connecting to a service run by a private person with no full name disclosed. The source code of the service is published as open source, but that is not necessarily exactly what is running. If this can be shown to be incorrect I'm happy to correct this post.
- kybernetikos 3y agohttps://github.com/localtunnel/server https://github.com/localtunnel/server MIT license
- tpmx 3y agoUpdated.