johnjohnnotjohn

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   by johnjohnnotjohn 3y ago

   > But that's really no different from the guarantee you get from most CDN services. If you're using cloudflare in front of S3, for example, you'll end up with the same behavior. But in my mind it’s also comforting that som
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   by johnjohnnotjohn 3y ago

   What happens if I host an incredibly popular file, and start eating up everyone else’s share of the bandwidth? ie - I become a popular Linux distro package mirror? I do think there are “soft limits” in place like you say - it’s just my pers
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   by johnjohnnotjohn 3y ago

   I’m inherently suspicious of services that are free (like Cloudflare egress). Maybe I’ve been burned too many times over the years, but I almost expect some kind of hostility or u-turn in the long run (I do really like Cloudflare’s products