Tag: cloudflare
Analyzing the domains (and sites) of an authoritarian regime
If you've ever wondered what domains the US federal government has registered, there's a rather exhaustive list over in the dotgov-data repository on GitHub, which is maintained by CISA . You can see the raw CSV here . They don't include the registration date, but you can derive that from public WHOIS records or by examining the repository's git histor
Cloudflare proposes the Spotify model for the web
Cloudflare posted a 2025 founder's letter and I haven't seen much discussion of it. But, when you read through it, what they discuss and propose is deeply troubling for the web as have and currently know it.
The Curious Case of Missing Mastodon Verification
How to use Cloudflare Warp with a UDM Pro
If you’re considering using Cloudflare Wrap for specific machines on your network, you can easily install the Warp client directly on them. It supports various operating systems, including Windows, Linux, Mac, iOS, and Android. However, if you need to use it on devices that aren’t compatible with the client installation, for example, NAS Devices or...
DNS records and a Cloudflare security violation
This site (was) hosted on Cloudflare Pages. In an effort to make scheduling more convenient for my mentee from Underdog Devs , I set up SavvyCal . Without giving it any thought, I added an easy to remember CNAME and pointed it at SavvyCal.
Colocating your code and your Cloudflare Workers
When I first moved my site to Cloudflare, I kept all of my Cloudflare Workers in their own repositories. I wanted to keep my account and zone IDs secret, but wasn't sure how best to do so. So there they sat cozy (but lonely) in their own repositories with their secrets of questionable value.
Syndicating an RSS feed to Mastodon using a Cloudflare worker
Everything shared from my site to Mastodon runs out of a single all activity RSS feed. You're welcome to subscribe to it, but it's formatted with social syndication in mind — emojis, hashtags and truncation that match that use case. This feed is populated from a fairly verbose processContent collection. It also populates my sitemap and search index since there's plenty of overlap in format and the data being handled. Anyways.