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matsemann 3y ago
Perhaps the blog could use a CDN? ;)
- arcza 3y ago
  don't even :) well, a second copper connection is getting installed on Monday with a less awful provider.
- arcza 3y ago
  * UPDATE * pride has been swallowed and Cloudflare is fronting the site. Yes, it's ironic. Still sort of self-hosted and not on EC2 :)
  - luuurker 3y ago
    To get more out of it, don't forget to create a "page rule" to cache all content (including the page). By default Cloudflare only caches things like images, js, css, etc.