i tunnel my internet through linode with wireguard - reddit blocks me if i'm not signed in.

with soundcloud, i just got a generic 403 from cloudfront

combine that with country-level internet filter, the internet is getting harder and harder to use :(

Well, most sites are going to block VPS IP spaces (which are published online) as it's ~100% bot activity.

ah if they are using cloudfront, they must be using the AWS managed WAF rule, which is pretty bad.

I used that once and got in trouble with the client since the ruleset was over blocking.

is that because of a regulation?

coz where I live there is no such regulation, but banks still checks for root because of the support load concern

There's a difference between checking for root and checking for non default operating systems.

I suppose the regulation will not mention "rooted devices" but will talk about the bank's obligation for risks and mitigations

Yeah, as long as banks are held liable for you getting hacked they will want to check the integrity of your system in their programs.

And you don't want a world where banks are not liable for such things, they have to be or they wouldn't spend any resources on their systems.

anywhere i can read the reasonings behind the fork? are they taking a different approach on any topic?

I was briefly involved in a GitHub discussion that happened before the fork but I think I got the reason why. People (well, me in that case) were asking for more fine grained options like per project instructions, and the Cline author's response was basically "not interested in the added complexity but feel free to fork". So somebody did.

Although I think Cline did eventually add some of the requested options.

as a user, cant say much about the hardware side - but on the software side they aren't the most developer friendly IMO.

APIs are locked behind "contact us" button and is only reserved for enterprise users with seemingly arbitrary criteria on what/who they want to work with

do they ever publish an actual number on this? given the size of HTML documents v.s. images, I imagine its something thats something that can be exceeded very easily without knowing..

e.g. is running a personal photography website OK?

Cloudflare removed those restrictions from the TOS 12+ months ago.

Take a look at if Cloudflare Pages + Cloudflare R2 meets the needs of your site.

I'd also recommend using cloudflare tunnels (under Zero Trust) rather than punching a hole in your firewall. For a number of reasons.

seems to be an MDM solution thats doing tons of stuffs

"MDM solution" leaves me even more confused than before.

It is just an RDBI deploying an FSM for enterprise GTX solutions.

(clarification: FSM refers to an AIIT for SEV)

"elected"

what about multiple _test.go files belonging to the same package? and how does this work with "sub-packages"?

that video of yours just popped up on my YT feed yesterday! did it get "YT-algoed"?

Hah, yeah I think it may have. I've noticed an increase in comments over the last few days, which usually suggests the algo is showing it to new people again, and it got featured on the Adafruit blog this morning which probably reinforced it further, but no idea why the recent resurgence.

They hire a lot from Southeast Asia - I know a couple of people who went there to find work. Some were deceived with promise of "customer service" work, some went there willingly knowing whats going on due to lack of economic opportunities back home.

The operation varies from online gambling operation to investment scams, mostly targeting chinese citizens. I know many that operates from Cambodia, Myanmar, the Philippines, etc due to ease of "getting around" local law enforcement as well (and apparently, Dubai), and some even have "internal transfers" between these countries.