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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@hippo wrote on textlog https://textlog.cc/post/1590
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).