Darriengineer , vor 16 Tagen

@fasterthanlime the internet back when it was good

infinita740 , vor 16 Tagen

@fasterthanlime https://www.cloudflarestatus.com/incidents/p7l6rrbhysck

misty , vor 16 Tagen

@fasterthanlime We’re just bringing back the Web 1.0 look

onelson , vor 16 Tagen

@misty @fasterthanlime this is how all sites should be looking

fasterthanlime OP , vor 16 Tagen

@onelson @misty y'all don't deserve CSS and you're GROUNDED

fasterthanlime OP , vor 16 Tagen

oh wow no, they're returning 520 (TIL about this status code) and also using astro dot build???

fasterthanlime OP , vor 16 Tagen (Bearbeitet vor 16 Tagen)

OH MY FUCKING GOD, cloudflare docs were missing CSS because they were in the middle of deploy and the Cloudflare* folks still haven't figured out atomic deploys????

CSS cachebust was Dx13URD1 (which returned 520 for MINUTES, and now 404). New one is DxT3URD1 (which returns 200)

fasterthanlime OP , vor 16 Tagen

Also why are those two so close??

• Dx13URD1
• DxT3URD1
  I had a to do a double take, thinking I messed up the copy-paste.

No way a truncated "classic" hash (think: SHA1/SHA256) would do that — what are they doing for cache-busting? So many questions.

fasterthanlime OP , vor 16 Tagen

On second thought, don't tell me. I don't want to know.

Everyone says not to make my own blog engine, but at least I don't have to deal with... whatever is going on over there.

chfkch , vor 16 Tagen

@fasterthanlime
I think because cloudflare are really big Dx13Turds 🥸

erika , vor 16 Tagen

@fasterthanlime (I work at Astro)

We don't do the deploying or hosting, Astro just generates the files. The way they set up deploying, hosting and caching is up to CloudFlare here

fasterthanlime OP , vor 16 Tagen

@erika Good to know!! Edited my post.

cwalkatron , vor 16 Tagen

@fasterthanlime TIL that providers can make up HTTP status codes

fasterthanlime OP , vor 16 Tagen

@cwalkatron Yes very entertaining to find out Cloudflare in the top results for "HTTP 520"

cwalkatron , vor 16 Tagen

@fasterthanlime I went to https://http.cat/520 and was surprised to get nothing!