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> When most of your server capacity is going to answering the scrapers it matters I've been dealing with the web since the previous century and still haven't managed to build a website that could be hurt by scrapers visiting it
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I thought you wanted users to flag Cloudflare domains through a browser extension, which is why I got confused.
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And assume you have User-agent: meta-externalagent Disallow: /
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Did you check IP addresses, are they all from AS32934?
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Why so? They're all in NS already: *.ns.cloudflare.com
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If you can email me, I'd be happy to volunteer some help looking into this for your org, as we've made some tool to investigate bots (open-source).
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For ads, I believe this must be a problem for ad platform owners. If the digital platform's storefront is their business, they could afford to spend some budget on bot detection. Bots still come from data center networks, sometimes ren
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I don't understand what difference bots make. For me, a website (the public part) is a storefront. People walk down the street and see what's inside — that's the purpose. If something should not be available immediately, that
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Cloudflare bot detection has taught me a reflex to close the tab every time I see its logo.
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AI technology is nearing a point where it could develop without human input(bbc.com)
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Yesterday's post on nearly the same topic: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48390168
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Because most probably their business is not SaaS, they're ' selling ' their success. It's also possible that people just cover illegal activity with some sort of SaaS.
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There's an uncomfortable truth about SaaS, especially about B2B. It takes enormous resources and time to lift a SaaS. Unfortunately, the internet is full of all sorts of growth strategies and gurus saying it's feasible, but in rea
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> I only work more than 40 hours a week if I feel like it This line really hurts! I made my first website in 1999 and my first online business in 2010, and I've never had a real vacation without emails since then. However, in my 40s
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Meta workers can opt out of being tracked at work up to 30 min(bbc.com)
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Customer... French companies pay social contributions (~45% of the full salary) via Visa and MasterCard, and the French authorities are making it nearly impossible to pay these by wire transfer.
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Google can just block your account for no obvious reason and ask for KYC, which could easily leave you without access to your email for a week. Hope that's not your case, but seeing how irresponsible Google is in its actions, I could
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Proton isn't used only by scammers. site:onlyfans.com "proton"
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I've wished to have a reason to create my own FILE_ID.DIZ file ever since the BBS era. https://github.com/tirrenotechnologies/tirreno/blob/master/F...
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Free Pascal – Advanced open source Pascal compiler(freepascal.org)
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WOW! Your FatalVision (1) is absolutely shiny! Wish I'd had it in the 90s. Respect for the file_id.diz (2)! I thought mine was the last one on GitHub. 1. https://github.com/ssg/fatalvision 2. https://
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Guys, I don't get it. Were you all node sysops, or did your region just not have that last part — the point? Zone:Net/Node .Point
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Similar situation, except they know from the beginning that I'm 14, and they drink a lot of beer while I don't.
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Thanks for letting me know.
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Sysop?
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FidoNet was my first network. I still remember the sysops and the parties. An interesting aspect is that it was impossible to obtain an address without providing some service or newsletter on a specific subject to the sysop in return, so it
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DOSBox(dosbox.com)
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The true crime is involving a multinational corporation in a transaction between two private individuals at the local market. I like cash because it's direct, and where possible I avoid paying by card because I don't want the merc
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https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48346693
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WISE under investigation over money laundering control concerns(bbc.com)
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