maybevain

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   by maybevain 6y ago

   There's also the added benefit of being able to list the github.io domain on the Public Suffix List [1], which means that no cookies can be set for the top level domain, only the *.github.io subdomains. This prevents the platform users
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   by maybevain 6y ago

   I wanted comments on my blog/website (maybe more as an academic exercise than on the expectation that someone would actually comment) but wanted to keep it as low-maintenance and dependency free as possible. As the site is build with a
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   by maybevain 6y ago

   I really enjoyed Zola as well. It's sufficiently simple that the learning curve is really gentle but has just enough features to cover all my needs for a static site. Coupling it with Tailwind for styling meant that developing the them
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   by maybevain 6y ago

   I assume I was hit by an automod of some kind, as the first thing I did after creating this account was to post a comment with a link (elsewhere in this thread and relevant). Maybe a heuristic to catch bots? Did not notice being dead myself
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   by maybevain 6y ago

   Most likely your browser is caching the image. Open dev tools and disable cache in the network tab. (If you are viewing this on a desktop browser.)
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   by maybevain 6y ago

   I was wondering the same. Seems like returning a no-cache value for the Cache-Control header prevents the Camo service from caching the image [0]. My browser did however cache the latest image (which is why I thought the system was not work