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by jitbit 6y ago
I'm confused. So CF currently has 2 analytics products: 1) JS-based analytics (the free one, advertised in the blog post) 2) Edge server logs based one (available on Pro+ plans only) Am I right?
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by jitbit 6y ago
Agreed. Dark modes should never ever have black (ish) background. PS. I've been using this one for years and it looks much "softer" on the eyes: https://poychang.github.io/github-dark-theme/ Hope it&#x27
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by jitbit 6y ago
WHat a great story. Would you mind sharing a link (or just a title) of that video?
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by jitbit 6y ago
Googling in Danish helps: https://nyheder.ku.dk/alle_nyheder/2020/09/kemiker-omdanner-... (and at he bottom there's a link to the r&d company he founded)
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Mac OS T2 chip Vulnerability Discovered(ironpeak.be)
4 points by jitbit 6y ago|0 comments
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by jitbit 6y ago
I know a lot of people who use Slack, Discord and other chat apps - in a browser (cause it consumes less resources this way). This new addition forces a user to jump hoops to enable notifications...
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Latest Chrome disables Notifications consent popup(stackoverflow.com)
2 points by jitbit 6y ago|4 comments
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by jitbit 6y ago
I was playing around to create something similar and these problems were EXACTLY what I bumped into. STUN is a must for discovery, TURN is a must if both people are behind NATs, Apple support is meh... So, to sum up, for a webRTC p2p app yo
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by jitbit 6y ago
Telegram has been sued over and over in many countries for refusing to provide that info, and kept fighting (both legally and technologically - via smart proxy-server rotation, addresses distributed over Apples/Google's push notif
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by jitbit 6y ago
Everyone has outages, CloudFlare is a decent company making a good product. BUT What's interesting here is that so many non-CloudFlare services went down (including even AWS - partially) caused by DNS outage - because every sysadmin an
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Show HN: Online screen recorder and 1-click share(jitbit.com)
2 points by jitbit 6y ago|0 comments
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by jitbit 7y ago
From what I see in my network, the most frequent combinations are: - React or Vue on the front (in that order) - Node, Python, RoR, ASPNET-MVC or Laravel on the back (in that order)
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by jitbit 7y ago
I've spent 15 years on a Mac before switching (back) to Windows * I must say that Windows has... changed... In a good way. But that's not even the point. The point everyone keeps forgetting, is that OSX is tightly coupled with nat
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by jitbit 7y ago
I live in the EU, but use a self-hosted VPN (for privacy reasons) on a German IP (digitalocean). And I too get the annoying reCaltcha prompts or even bans “your IP range has been blocked” all the time. PS. To be fair it’s not just coming fr
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by jitbit 7y ago
I wish I could upvote this more than once. Let me just add that people like you are BEST OF THE BEST to hire. That's what I want to hear during an interview, not the "bubble sort on a whiteboard". If a person has been through
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We Might Be Reaching 'Peak Indifference' on Climate Change(wired.com)
2 points by jitbit 7y ago|0 comments
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by jitbit 7y ago
I've been a SO moderator for years, but I'm 100% with the OP :( And it's even more frustrating when people downvote answers . Come on, someone made an effort, came up with a solution and tried to help out. This deserves some
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by jitbit 7y ago
Whoa, small world. 1st of all - thanks for being a customer. Just so you know - we are terrified to lose you since we're not VC-backed. 2nd of all - you're totally right. Pricing has to be A/B-tested like crazy. But it&#x27
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by jitbit 7y ago
Hi, OP here. Well, to be embarrassingly honest... We suck at pricing. We were offering "unlimited" plans to everyone until recently. And the "impressive names" like you mention, well, they mostly pay us around $250 a mon
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How we send 22k emails every hour(jitbit.com)
114 points by jitbit 7y ago|54 comments
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by jitbit 7y ago
Meanwhile the site is down (503)
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by jitbit 7y ago
"subject to minimum wage and statutory annual leave" - even for overseas work? The article specifically covers international hires.
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by jitbit 7y ago
Even GitHub is on the list, which makes me think it's an outdated document maybe?
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Legal Stuff They Don't Tell You About Remote Work(jitbit.com)
4 points by jitbit 7y ago|3 comments
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Apple takes down videos of people booing the $1000 stand via copyright claims(theregister.co.uk)
7 points by jitbit 7y ago|1 comments
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CloudFlare hurt our SEO, so we built our own half-assed CDN using AWS+Nginx(jitbit.com)
4 points by jitbit 7y ago|1 comments
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If Arabs read right-to-left, do they see “700” as “007”? No(jitbit.com)
4 points by jitbit 7y ago|0 comments
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by jitbit 7y ago
I remember showing this banner to our boss saying "hey, we should do that too, look EVEN GOOGLE DOES THAT" at the company I worked back then. And we did.
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by jitbit 7y ago
Thank you. Great story.
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by jitbit 8y ago
I, personally, would certainly be interested, but I doubt there's actual market for that. Big sites like Reddit, HN, StackExchange have their own detection. Smaller sites - are not subject for this type of attack.

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