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by fjfbsufhdvfy 5y ago
This doesn't seem right. The location of processing is irrelevant. As long as the servers are owned by a US based company, they can theoretically be forced to spy on the users without being able to disclose that they are. Isn't th
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by fjfbsufhdvfy 5y ago
I still don't get how they expect this to happen for services such as social networks or really anything with some kind of community features. The whole point is that everyone can share stuff and access each other's data. Separati
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by fjfbsufhdvfy 5y ago
How does this make any sense when regulators are increasingly adopting the completely insane idea that using any US based service is a GDPR violation?
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by fjfbsufhdvfy 5y ago
Why are people getting fined for a third party provider having a vulnerability? In such a case, can the fine be recovered from that provider?
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by fjfbsufhdvfy 5y ago
Don't worry, until a week ago people got a silly t-shirt for reporting a bug to Cloudflare! So clearly this is an improvement.
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by fjfbsufhdvfy 5y ago
"We’ve seen that immediately paying researchers led to a huge improvement in satisfaction compared to waiting weeks or months for a T-shirt." lol, what incredible insight.
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by fjfbsufhdvfy 5y ago
Would that be significantly more complex than just setting up a random website, and making an account with the services enabled billed to themselves?
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by fjfbsufhdvfy 5y ago
Wait, huh? I assumed the CPU time for the unbound model was the same measure as the one it shows you for workers on the standard plan, usually measured in single digit milliseconds as idle time while waiting for responses doesn't count
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by fjfbsufhdvfy 5y ago
Considering spectrum costs a completely insane $1000/TB from the company who's supposedly so progressive about data transfer fees, this is unusable anyway.
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by fjfbsufhdvfy 5y ago
Will we be able to serve files from a R2 bucket through a subdomain like static.project.com/filename WITHOUT using a worker that wastes money on every request for no reason?
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by fjfbsufhdvfy 5y ago
Why did you delete your blog comment system and move here, if you're not going to respond to questions?
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by fjfbsufhdvfy 5y ago
When will you support HTTP/3 to origin?