What part of their existing plan were they in breach of? And why was there no description of what difference in cost there would be for different usage once they were told of the plan Cloudflare considered right for them?
What part of their existing plan were they in breach of? And why was there no description of what difference in cost there would be for different usage once they were told of the plan Cloudflare considered right for them?
With all that said, Cloudflare has shown that they cannot be relied upon. No business can work with a supplier that will just suddenly cut you off without there being some clear breach of contract and the possibility to clear things up.
The behavior from Cloudflare shown here is what you expect from some shady Russian “cheapo SaaS for you!”-provider.
I switched to Firefox directly when my iPhone asked me to make a choice. It’s the browser I use on my other machines so why not.
I have now installed it and I like it.
I haven’t installed it yet, but I’m going to try out Gitness for this: https://docs.gitness.com/
Yeah I was able to install sliding-sync on Dendrite without issues. A bit surprising that I didn’t see any guides made for it yet.
Well. Aren’t those two exactly what open source licensing is about?
Either you follow the license, or you are in violation of copyright.