so how exactly are we going to decentralize the internet knowing they are effectively in control of 3/4 of internet traffic
So how exactly are we going to decentralize the internet knowing they are effectively in control of 3/4 of internet...
William Williams
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Ian Sullivan
How much of the traffic they control is actually valuable though?
Grayson Garcia
Define ''valuable''
James Ross
Most major websites
Chase Murphy
We don’t. 99% of internet is bullshit anyways.
Nathaniel Murphy
Not really. They have websites like this one. A lot of piracy sites. A lot of sketchy pajeet blogs and other undesirable sites. That's how they are so big. It's kinda like YouTube claiming to be the number one streaming service even though they lose money on it. They provide this service free (or cheap) so they an say they're #1. Does Netflix, Disney, HBO, any major video streaming service use CF to deliver video? Why not? Why does Akamai have a much better brand reputation? Why is their stock price so inflated even though this company has never ever turned a profit? Who really benefits from CF providing free or cheap services to undesirable sites?
Isaac Thomas
i thought most people just used them as a CDN, not hosting for databases etc
Liam Perez
The level of delusion. As if there aren't loads of other competing products on the market already and corporations are going to get hyped for CF's offering and switch their shit over. If they're paying for AWS they don't care.
Carson Sullivan
Use TOR you retard.
Eli Peterson
That's far more common than you would expect user. If you get ddosed all the time and are trying to use AWS you're probably not very bright. There are hosts that specialize in dealing with those kinds of customers. OVH comes to mind.
Daniel Lopez
THIS
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Dylan Richardson
Most people use them as a reverse proxy for all website traffic. Cloudflare also performs TLS termination, meaning all traffic including passwords and other sensitive or private data goes through Cloudflare servers unencrypted. Cloudflare is effectively the largest MitM attack in history.
Charles Reed
The only way is to decentralize internet traffic itself.
You can't DDOS a torrent. If web pages could somehow use a torrent type mechanism to upload to peers, there would be no need for Glowflare.
Ryder Young
Literally IPFS
Nathaniel Gomez
Bittorrent has to be the most DDOSable protocol known to mankind
You can just send any peer a million different IPs through PEX and that peer will try to connect to all of them
Jacob Harris
I HATE THE ANTICHRIST I HATE THE ANTICHRIST I HATE THE ANTICHRIST I HATE THE ANTICHRIST
basedjak.wiki
Kevin Mitchell
like this pos
Juan King
convenient but also vulnerable if you look at it
Bentley Rodriguez
>MiTM attcaks the entire internet
Alexander Parker
NAh, TOR was pozzed a while back.
Jaxson Walker
Jayden Cooper
What constitutes a legitimate device?
Henry Campbell
Running a licensed copy of Microsoft Windows 11 with Secure Boot and TPM enabled.
Nathaniel Kelly
What blew my mind was the realisation that they terminate SSL and thus have access to all your cleartext data. Literally what is the point of SSL when one giant entity that controls half of the internet can still see my stuff?
Alexander Young
you are not drafted to use it, the ddos meme literally just affects bad designed websites
Evan Torres
Your website doesn't need to be poorly designed for your server to get ddosed.
Charles Barnes
between reading this post from Skynet Labs:
skynetlabs.com
as well as the Zerohedge article from Joshua himself, it seems bleak.
Luke James
ok pajeet
John Turner
nip moot added cloudflare even on fucking captcha post