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what’s the advantage to storing session info on the server versus just handing out a signed cookie with username and expiry date, anyway
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i would not have expected the anti software software club to be willing to use cloudflare, from an ethical standpoint
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jony neuemonic posted:is it possible they were using cloudflare before it became widely known that it sucks? i dunno. they seem alright and i’m willing to give them the benefit of the doubt here. I mean at the end of the day people make compromises and ignore inconvenient facts, we all do it, it doesn’t make them the judases of computers or anything. I just thought better of them, and now, well, I don’t
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what that quote states is that the assc chose to use the nazi cdn because it was much more convenient than its competitors, but that now that the difference in convenience is somewhat less, they plan to move away from it this is better than the stances held by some of their competitors, I guess, but it’s still not a posture likely to appear in “profiles in courage 2”
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following tags is a good idea. does tumblr have that
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yeah I realize hash tags exist, what I’m finding convenient is the ability to bookmark tags and then use that as a second feed to discover new people to follow I suppose it’s also more useful on a small site like cohost, it’d be worthless on twitter or somewhere like that
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they started moving off of cloudflare so everyone can stop being mad at me now
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