Switched nameservers to Cloudflare, might be a little buggy (the hover previews) until the change propagates through the internet.
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creator of textlog:
uh-oh, there's now cloudflare analytics javascript on the page...
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creator of textlogreplied to@procyonprofileenter to followlate is the hour in which this conjuror chooses to appear:
no no such thing, just needed to use R2 buckets to upload the Open Graph images so that they are served securely, otherwise the client would be forced to make external calls and leak cookies and some other minor issues that we circumvent now.
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creator of textlog:
Hmm, where is this coming from then? I can't find any references to it in the source code. Are you being MITMed?
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creator of textlogreplied to@procyonprofileenter to followlate is the hour in which this conjuror chooses to appear:
uhh it doesn’t appear for me probably because I’m still accessing from the direct IP and not Cloudflare’s. I’ll get rid of it asap.
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creator of textlogreplied to@procyonprofileenter to followlate is the hour in which this conjuror chooses to appear:
Should be gone now. Crazy how they enable this automatically. Had to add the site to analytics and then turn it off.
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creator of textlog:
TBH I thought I was just being cantankerous by instinctively pattern-matching Cloudflare=Bad (the server already knows what pages I'm loading, so what difference do client-side analytics make?) but I had no idea CF injects it without the operator's knowledge. Instinct vindicated.
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creator of textlogreplied to@procyonprofileenter to followlate is the hour in which this conjuror chooses to appear:
Client-side can see SPA navigation, clicks, browser/device info, time spent on page, it adds a lot. Both are needed if you want a complete view. But for textlog I prefer not to do that. I find it unnecessary. I only see http logs and same as the public /statstextlogstatsA quieter place for your thoughts. +few more.
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creator of textlogreplied to@procyonprofileenter to followlate is the hour in which this conjuror chooses to appear:
Did my duty news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49322107
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creator of textlog:
I'm curious as to why you made this change in the first place. Was there some problem with the original nameservers which prompted the move to cloudflare?
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creator of textlogreplied to@hippoprofileenter to follow:
I was under the impression you need to use their NS to host the bucket under my subdomain, but some folks are pointing out I could just do a CNAME. Oh well.
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Cloudflare NSs are fairly fast, and their registrar prices are very good. I use them (in addition to some other free stuff they offer with the hopes of getting me buy into more; I don't. LOL).