einichi

Curious to know if any have a good presence in East Asia too

I had no idea MOCA existed. Thanks for this.

B2 to Cloudflare also does not incur egress fees: https://www.backblaze.com/blog/backblaze-and-cloudflare-part...

Backblaze B2 customers will be able to download data stored in B2 to Cloudflare for zero transfer fees. This happens automatically once Cloudflare is configured to distribute your B2 files.

They let you enroll a hardware token after you enable either a TOTP or SMS 2FA method. No idea why, seems to defeat the point of the additional security that a hardware token offers.

Similar usage pattern here. MacOS desktop design is not perfect, but it's fine.

I could never have the majority of apps in full screen though, I switch apps far too often. My desktop is just a pile of windows on top of each other.

Everybody will be charging at home/work. Other places you'll likely charge are conveniently located places between long distance destinations. Rest areas for example.

Costco might implement chargers at parking spaces as a convenience thing, but if they do it for free they'd have to do it for all parking spaces to prevent people fighting over spaces. I have no idea how such a large-scale charging system could be retrofitted into an existing car park. Seems more likely that if supermarkets etc did want to implement charging in their carparks, they'd install a few and charge a nominal amount.

If his browser doesn't support any of the ciphers you have enabled, that's a problem with his version of Firefox and/or his default TLS library. These ciphers have been around for years and are supported by even some pretty old browsers.

Your TLS config is good for now, unless another padding oracle attack comes along and makes those CBC ciphers weak again, or some other vuln.

(your cert is expiring next month btw, might be a good opportunity to set up LetsEncrypt)