CloudFlrFeedbck

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by CloudFlrFeedbck 11y ago
Which FPGA would you use? High-end FPGAs (and FPGA software) are very proprietary and locked down.
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by CloudFlrFeedbck 11y ago
Can you whitelist Tor on blog.cloudflare.com, at least? :-)
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by CloudFlrFeedbck 11y ago
Can you please whitelist Tor in the Cloudflare settings for this site?
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by CloudFlrFeedbck 11y ago
Good point. That did not occur to me. edit: Thanks for the dialogue thus far.
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by CloudFlrFeedbck 11y ago
> What I am working on is an overall solution so that the need for CAPTCHAs at all is diminished. I like that idea, but my worry is it will take years to reach that point, and in the meantime Tor/VPN users will just have to suffer.
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by CloudFlrFeedbck 11y ago
Tor users are complaining about the captchas. I'm not sure why you think it's so hard to create a sample captcha page to demonstrate the experience. You just need two pages: one with JS-enabled captchas and one with JS-disabled c
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by CloudFlrFeedbck 11y ago
> If you read the Trac thread you'll see that I've answered that. In short, I don't want to do it because that diverts engineering resource away from the right thing to work on (which is reduce the need for CAPTCHA). I agr
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by CloudFlrFeedbck 11y ago
>> 2. In addition to better docs, can you setup something that lets site operators view the site as a Tor user? > > That seems like an enormous amount of work when anyone can just get the Tor Browser and test it out. Sure, but m
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by CloudFlrFeedbck 11y ago
When are GET requests unsafe?
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by CloudFlrFeedbck 11y ago
I'm a long-time Tor user that's been affected by CloudFlare captchas for a few years. I appreciate that you (CloudFlare) are trying to tackle the problem, but I feel that both CloudFlare and the Tor community have defeatist attitu