Spunkie

No this isn't the normal, you've clicked on a link to example.com on a google.com search page/gmail/whatever and google instead redirects to the safe browsing page.

I'm talking about google domains itself, at the DNS level, will hijack your ENTIRE example.com domain and redirect to a safe browsing page.

Cloudflare, namecheap, or porkbun.

Never godaddy and never google domains.

Never use google domains either, had a client who's entire domain got hijacked/redirected to googles phishing warning page for a few days because of some automated anti-phishing bot false positive.

#killfreenode seems on point now. Kindly move your communities over to matrix, or I guess https://libera.chat/ if you just must stick with irc.

Neat.

Should combine it with power line internet for an almost completely unmonitored channel for data exfiltration.

They only retain value if they sit unused. Units that see regular use almost always have some break in the first year or 2, and replacement parts are not cheap.

Doesn't seem very comprehensive if you are using an enterprise of LTSC build, no mention of gpedit.

Can you go into any detail why vue components are so large in comparison to every other example in the `Estimated Bundle size` chart?

So this is more compute related but do you know if there are any plans on supporting the equivalent of the webpagetest.org(WPT) private instance AMI on your platform?

Not only is webpagetest.org a google product but it's also much better suited for the minute by minute billing cycle of google cloud compute. For any team not needing to run hundreds of tests an hour the cost difference between running a WPT private instance on EC2 versus on google cloud compute could easily be in the thousands of dollars.