licomo

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by licomo 3y ago
CF has a free plan and paid plans. There's a fuzzy line in between. I would like to know when I would be transitioned to a paid plan. They have an internal metric - I just wish it was public. How can I make a business decision on cost
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by licomo 3y ago
This is the part I don't like > if you use or are suspected of using the CDN without such Paid Services to serve video or a disproportionate percentage of pictures, audio files, or other large files Lots of sites have images. When e
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by licomo 3y ago
I understand, but the original comment was saying that was worse than what was available to many. That is not true in my case.
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by licomo 3y ago
As a human, I often find innovation harder than imitation as well! * I do love trying to innovate, and it feels so good when it's a success!
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by licomo 3y ago
It has just seemed like people are big fans of the "free, unlimited" plans here. I use a provider that is pay-per-usage personally, which seems more sustainable. Support is part of the cost that is rolled into that pay-per-usage f
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by licomo 3y ago
It has fluctuated over time, but has almost always been over the minimum limits (25/3) IMO. It is also vastly more reliable than our only WISP option in the area. What I have seen is that the cell will start to fill up, speeds slow
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by licomo 3y ago
OT, but this is why I am skeptical of Cloudflare right now. Am I right to be concerned?
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by licomo 3y ago
That's never discouraged me from experimenting before ;) But in all seriousness, it depends on the chemistry. Li-ion? - No way I'm building my own! LiFePO4 - can come in nice prismatic cells that are easy to connect terminals with