Thank you for all the hard work!
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Thanks for everything you do to keep this instance running. I'm still getting a 500 error sometimes. Do you know if it's just a temporary issue?
Hi, it appears we got linked on HackerNews and nginx was not set up properly to handle it. I've increased the worker connection count and you should see stuff working now. If not then we still have more work to do.
Again, thanks for your hard work!
I'm still seeing intermittent Cloudflare and Nginx errors—is the issue ongoing?
We got linked on hackernews and nginx wasn't properly configured for it. It should hopefully be resolved now!
Hypothetical: If we ever upgraded to http/3, how does Cloudflare handle this? My understanding is that http/3 can only use the https protocol, given QUIC transport underneath http/3 only supports TLS 1.3, and never clear text.
Would Cloudflare then have to proxy https with man-in-the-middle certs, or would our backend always be limited to http/1.2? I've not found and proxy examples for having end-to-end http/3 and QUIC support just yet.
Any chance programming.dev will move away from Cloudflare? There's an irony in hosting a decentralized Reddit alternative in response of its abusing monopolistic power and putting the server behind a MITM that sees over 20% of the web's traffic in clear text and forces people in less wealthy areas to help train image recognition models.
Thank you for working to resolve the issue. Your volunteer efforts are appreciated.