DeCloudflare

DeepLogin 41 points 54 comments September 11, 2026
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Discussion Highlights (20 comments)

judge2020

HN hug of death?

upheaval7276

ironic that an article presumably about avoiding use of cloudflare is apparently unable to handle spikes in traffic caused by posting it on a forum

5kyl4b

it would probably be up, if it was using cloudflare...

judge2020

GitHub version https://github.com/jiakaiBot/deCloudflare/blob/89983e1501dbb...

extr0pian

Looks like their site is down, but from their github bio: " Ⓐnti-capitalist Free Software developer, trans rights are human rights, Black Lives Matter, abolish all prisons, 0xACAB "

SCUSKU

I would love if there was some content here besides vague posting about Cloudflare bad. Like why? There truly is no thesis to convince me right now. Also love the irony of getting an HN hug of death w/o Cloudflare

aetherspawn

Can’t even load it.

pelagicAustral

> decloudflare > visit website > mission accomplished I wish life was that simple

ranger_danger

Why does this repo always seem to have trouble staying online? All the other mirrors are down, and it's not because of this post, because I have been watching other mirrors of this repo disappear over time that aren't even listed there, like https://notabug.org/crimeflare/cloudflare-tor and https://codeberg.org/crimeflare/cloudflare-tor .

paulyy_y

The irony of this shit ass site loading at a glacial pace lol

bix6

Is there a good alt to cloudflare? I don’t want to feed the beast but they are substantially better / cheaper for my use case (domain registrations and tiny websites)

Sebguer

Incredibly disappointing just how many comments are making fun of the site for not handling the traffic, and saying that "they should have just used Cloudflare". Would Cloudflare caching the site have helped? Maybe/probably, but the user's point (visible on the github mirror https://github.com/jiakaiBot/deCloudflare/blob/89983e1501dbb... ) has nothing to do with availability and everything to do with Cloudflare's position as a gatekeeper on the internet. People who have been around for awhile should probably remember the days when every DDoS site on the internet was hosted behind Cloudflare and CF was notoriously slow about responding to abuse complaints or helping them get to the actual hosts on the other side. Or when Matthew went on a whole thing about how he had a moral obligation to provide services to literal nazis.

peesem

from en.action.md: > Redirect or block "Cloudflare Warp" users from accessing your website. And provide a reason if you can. come on, really? what does this achieve? only thing i can think of is trying to get the user off of WARP, but i can pretty confidently say that before doing that i'll just not use the website. or if i really care about the content i'll turn it off until i'm done and back on it goes

miladyincontrol

I mean I think it speaks loudly that a lot of sites, blogs particularly, wouldn't feel so required to use a service like cloudflare if their viewer visible contents were just statically generated rather than requiring notable amounts of resources to compute each visit.

vedmed

You've made a great point. Just not the point you were trying to make. I closed the tab after 1 minute of failing to load a readme.md.

Uptrenda

this is still the best article on cloudflare if anyone wants to see a similar post while the OP site recovers: http://cryto.net/~joepie91/blog/2016/07/14/cloudflare-we-hav...

dools

What!? Cloudflare is fucking awesome and completely optional.

mertcangokgoz

Your site isn't even loading; it looks like you should use Cloudflare.

Hobadee

Cloudflare is simply following the time-honored trajectory: 1. Good company starts, with good service and mission 2. Because company has good service and mission, company grows to control a majority of the market 3. Company realizes they can leverage their market for other means and sells their soul to the devil 4. People realize company is no longer good 5a. People leave company -or- 5b. Company is now a monopoly and people can't leave Sources: - Microsoft - Google - Others

0hijinks

I got a hearty chuckle out of the redirect linked from the GitLab project info. [1] http://crimeflare.eu.org/

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