This tree was nearby when Fred and Pat parked their boat at our dock again. A storm is scheduled, but more crucially, they will out of town for a few weeks, and given the gale-force storms that seem to be popping through regularly this fall, they decided to avail themselves of our sheltered moorage while they were gone off to Arizona.
Meanwhile, I made an apple-huckleberry-raspberry cobbler. I hope it’s delicious.
[daily log: walking, 1.5km; cobblering, 1hr]
I have configured a new service for my blog, this here website (i.e. caveatdumptruck.com).
Really, I’m testing it, curious as to whether it works. Cloudfare is a service that protects websites from certain types of hacking attacks (typically, what are called DDoS attacks), and also helps improve delivery of webpages all over the world by maintaining a network of caching servers of a sort. I want to know how it works, before perhaps trying it out on the mapping website I am now hosting – I have the unconfirmed suspicion that the mapping site, with several hundred users in 30 countries, is more vulnerable to this type of attack than many other websites, smaller or larger – it’s in a kind of “sweet spot” of vulnerability.
So I thought to use this blog as a low-traffic place to do an experiment with it.
For you, the loyal blog-reader, the change should be utterly transparent. Which is to say, if it’s working correctly, you should see no difference. And if it’s not working correctly, probably you won’t see this at all – at least not in a timely manner! And I’d have to fix it, then, reverting back to the status quo ante.
Anyway, there you have. Caveatdumptruck, cloudflared.
ㅁ I add walls platforms a vague human-made fungus higher and higher
– a pseudo-haiku.
