Cloudflare

blog post: https://www.tunetheweb.com/blog/http-versus-https-versus-http2/

> Now I don't mean this as a personal attack on that website

anyway, it's very fast for tons of 24x24 images, that's for sure

both tabs download the images over h2 and https

maybe its because I have always use https enabled in chrome

yeah that site doesn't work if you have https enforced

trying it on ios safari rn it works fine (or at least i assume so given http is extremely slow compared to https)

any test page for h3 would need to not be using cloudflare

h2 without tls exists and is called h2c but apparently browsers dont support it

Erisa sorry to ask, for that problem of images not loading in the browser do you have any updates?

Weird anti-Cloudflare message at the bottom of the page tho

heh, yeah... not technically incorrect but the other end of that end-to-end is almost always Someone Else's Computer (AWS, GCP, etc) so.. you're usually trusting somebody...

Not private enough, need to turn off Nginx completely to be sure.

<@228574821590499329> In S3 I have restricted some directories to private in R2, can I do that with custom domain enabled?
If I'm not mistaken, if using a custom domain will make everything public, then how can I use private?

No that should basically be all it does. 

Just wait for a webhook from zoom when the cloud recording is done uploading/encoding to get a download link, upload it to R2, delete the original recording on zoom.

Do you need the proxy? Could just use a regular custom domain

like nginx's test page? https://quic.nginx.org/quic.html

Hi everyone, I was wondering if R2 buckets are really globally distributed If they are, then caching items in the bucket is unnecessary since they are already distributed globally, so latency will be reduced.