15:[[47321760,{"by":"ukkare","descendants":69,"id":47321760,"kids":[47322703,47322553,47322005,47327477,47322405,47322890,47322672,47322224,47322903,47321982,47322406,47323282,47367262,47323395,47322394,47322638,47322610,47322307,47328037,47322397,47323441,47322560,47324518,47330002,47322343,47323274,47322038,47349106,47323676,47322042,47323327,47322386,47322075,47322556,47322471,47321967],"score":121,"text":"Is it still somehow alive today? Is it archived anywhere?","time":1773141840,"title":"Ask HN: Remember Fidonet?","type":"story"}],[46895494,{"by":"atrevbot","descendants":40,"id":46895494,"kids":[46896522,46896025,46897914,46898451,46909205,46951257,46899652,46895915,46899600,46895896,46895916,46896092,46895559,46895836],"score":19,"text":"I have been managing websites for a while and usually utilize SSH connections to login to, deploy code to, and otherwise remotely access the hosting servers.

I was recently informed that a client I work with considers that a legal risk.

If the SSH connection is set to disallow passwords and only authorize via SSH keys, how big of a risk is this?","time":1770263785,"title":"Ask HN: Is Connecting via SSH Risky?","type":"story"}],[46744807,{"by":"goopthink","descendants":123,"id":46744807,"kids":[46746060,46746891,46746100,46745276,46745707,46745896,46745218,46751876,46745929,46748035,46744916,46748091,46745597,46748145,46745700,46748461,46751341,46751335,46746635,46747513,46746085,46745379,46747720,46748344,46746671,46745511,46745913,46745983,46745130,46745729,46749829,46746339,46746367,46746502,46750347,46746470,46744820,46745248,46746992,46753132,46746800,46750281,46744863,46754173,46746038,46745956,46746110],"score":212,"text":"Almost all transactional emails are being marked as suspicious even when their SPF/DKIM records are fine and they’ve been whitelisted before. Did Google break something in gmail/spam filtering?","time":1769271362,"title":"Ask HN: Gmail spam filtering suddenly marking everything as spam?","type":"story"}],[37503796,{"by":"pg_1234","descendants":4,"id":37503796,"kids":[37503827,37503801,37504940],"score":3,"time":1694654647,"title":"The Economy's Safety Net Is Finally Gone","type":"story","url":"https://www.businessinsider.com/recession-outlook-economy-consumer-spending-gone-2023-9"}],[35815211,{"by":"mehdijamei","descendants":2,"id":35815211,"kids":[35815212,35815410],"score":1,"time":1683207840,"title":"System Pro – AI powered search grounded in peer-reviewed scientific knowledge","type":"story","url":"https://pro.system.com"}],[35238490,{"by":"janpio","descendants":5,"id":35238490,"kids":[35239106,35242479,35239098],"score":5,"text":"We serve a few hundred TB of data via AWS S3 with Cloudfront in front of it each month, which costs us quite a lot of money for the data transfer. Cloudflare R2 seems to be the perfect alternative, with their S3 compatible API, egress being free [1] and the ability to put a custom domain in front of the bucket - which then activates Cloudflare CDN [2] for optimized latency (which is then equivalent to using Amazon's Cloudfront).

Has someone here done this before and can share their experience?

I am specifically interested in the latency aspect. S3+Cloudflare has been excellent there, and I would love to understand if we would take a significant hit by migrating to Cloudflare R2.

  [1] https://developers.cloudflare.com/r2/pricing/\n  [2] https://developers.cloudflare.com/r2/buckets/public-buckets/#custom-domains

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