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by jgrahamc 4y ago
It was a coincidence. Sorry. I thought of this a few weeks ago and only just got round to making the site. Great minds etc.
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by jgrahamc 4y ago
This is kind of why I created https://lowbackgroundsteel.ai .
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by jgrahamc 4y ago
HN doesn't use Cloudflare. If I had to guess HN could well be slow because all the obsolete humans are reading about their new GPT-4 overlords. I, for one, welcome them.
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by jgrahamc 4y ago
It's very common in Europe for there to be no Door Close button.
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No Hassle Migration from Zscaler to Cloudflare One with the Descaler Program(blog.cloudflare.com)
1 points by jgrahamc 4y ago|0 comments
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by jgrahamc 4y ago
I’m not sure why you go downvoted.
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by jgrahamc 4y ago
The point in most of my little projects is my personal learning and satisfaction. I’m not going to do much with a fully working 1995 laptop but the process of getting there is the reason I do it.
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by jgrahamc 4y ago
I would have loved to do that but the other end of that cable is attached to the TrackPoimt which is plastic welded into the keyboard mechanism. Didn’t have much choice and I wanted to be able to remove the keyboard for maintenance if neede
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by jgrahamc 4y ago
I put the PDF here: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1zuhtb2eALTqONJEe4yeeajX7ltS...
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by jgrahamc 4y ago
Ah. Good to know. I actually attempted something like that before this particular fix and it didn't go well. Hence I "gave up" and did it the "hard" way by hand.
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by jgrahamc 4y ago
The gap was to make up for the amount of ribbon I'd damaged along the way. I didn't want to shorten it too much!
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Repairing a tiny ribbon cable inside a 28 year old IBM ThinkPad 701c(blog.jgc.org)
100 points by jgrahamc 4y ago|56 comments
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by jgrahamc 4y ago
NGINX was great for us for a long time. But there comes a time where your needs and their future plans diverge. We couldn’t keep maintaining a fork and we had features that would have meant a huge effort to shoehorn into the NGINX architect
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by jgrahamc 4y ago
See my comment above. I agree about employee motivations. I was talking about Cloudflare’s motivation to have the blog and spend all the effort on it.
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by jgrahamc 4y ago
I haven’t read any Ayn Rand so I’m not totally sure what that means but, as I said, the main reason Cloudflare has a blog like that is to attract new employees. Of course, there are all sorts of others reasons such as giving our employees t
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by jgrahamc 4y ago
Given that we open sourced the runtime for Cloudflare Workers, don't despair about us eventually open sourcing stuff.
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by jgrahamc 4y ago
We're not afraid of helping the competition. Example: we open sourced the entire runtime for Cloudflare Workers! https://github.com/cloudflare/workerd Open sourcing something has a cost and we mostly only open sou
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by jgrahamc 4y ago
At the simplest level the answer is... someone posted this to HN and other users upvoted it enough for it to reach the front page. We write things up for one main reason: find new employees. We want people to know what sorts of things we wo
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Deploying firmware at Cloudflare-scale: updating thousands of servers worldwide(blog.cloudflare.com)
4 points by jgrahamc 4y ago|0 comments
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Low Background Steel for AI(lowbackgroundsteel.ai)
1 points by jgrahamc 4y ago|0 comments
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by jgrahamc 4y ago
You can transfer the domain to some other registrar.
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by jgrahamc 4y ago
What a beautiful thing.
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by jgrahamc 4y ago
Yes. I looked into this here: https://behind-the-screens.tv/#terminator
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by jgrahamc 4y ago
One of the first things I did at Cloudflare was change the format of a file that contained vital information about the mapping between IPs and zones (no longer used these days) so that it had something like: START <count> <sh
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by jgrahamc 4y ago
No
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by jgrahamc 4y ago
Rolled back an HTTP/3 change.
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by jgrahamc 4y ago
People sometimes tell me I explain or write well. That's usually because I don't understand the thing I am dealing with and have to explain them to myself. And I want to really understand which can make me seem "slow".
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How Cloudflare Runs Prometheus at Scale(blog.cloudflare.com)
40 points by jgrahamc 4y ago|8 comments
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How Rust and WASM power Cloudflare's 1.1.1.1(blog.cloudflare.com)
7 points by jgrahamc 4y ago|0 comments
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by jgrahamc 4y ago
Yeah. I am slightly incorrect. My wife has an ebook reader but it's not connected to the Internet. I just have a stack of paper books.

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