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I sometimes feel we'd be better off without all the paternalistic kitchensink features. The solid, properly engineered features used intentionally aren't causing these outages.

>>gkoz+(OP)
Agreed, I don't really like Cloudflare trying to magically fix every web exploit there is in frameworks my site has never used.

>>ilkkao+t2
Honestly. This feels outside of their domain.

>>gkoz+(OP)
The good news is that you can have that right now. Just don't use Cloudflare.

>>ilkkao+t2
I’ve been downvoted enough with my comments on this blog post where I’m hesitant to add anything else, but here I agree with you. They’re trying to be everything to everyone, where does the accountability of their customers being responsible for running, you know, up-to-date packages come in? Like, you don’t take just a little bit of pride in your work that you’re continually watching CVE lists and exploits and just have a minimum of effort toward patching your own shit, rather than pawning it off on vendor? I simply can’t understand the mindset.