Not sure if it still exists, but a few years ago there was a bug that if an alarm was created using Siri, it wouldn’t make a noise at the set time. It would show as a switched on in the clock app, but wouldn’t actually do the one thing it was meant to do.

That’s part of the fun of Siri - it will be a surprise!

Accidentally took a wrong turn and drove over this once and had to cop a toll despite turning back around afterwards. Was well worth it for the experience though!

There’s a large spectrum between skiing on an uncrowded slope alone, a crowded beginner trail, hucking cliffs and backcountry in avy prone terrain.

I don’t think the risk profile can be all lumped together.

Much in the same way that cycling on the road has a different risk profile to on a bike path vs downhill or freeride mountain biking.

Most people get hurt because they try to learn in an uncontrolled fashion and overestimate their skill.

This was the concept behind Path.

Use a page rule for the URL pattern of the RSS feeds, and set the bot protection to off.

I wonder why CF doesn't disable bot protection on RSS feeds by default. They're supposed to be readable by bots, that's the whole point!

I guess they don't really care that much to implement all the possible exceptions.

Exactly this. You want to turn off bot blocking on all endpoints that are intended to be used by bots.

Really you should probably turn it off for just about everything on your site unless you are worried about scraping.

I can’t find an option for turning bot protection off in the drop down.

Does turning off browser integration works?

Try the safari extension stop the madness.

Try the 120gsm

Was just using the energy vic website and thought I'd been rate limited when their API stopped working. Seems like it could be this.

Have you ever considered whether you may have ADHD?

Not saying it’s the case. But if so, that would be an explanation that would make sense to me.

My therapist mentioned the same thing to me recently so I suppose it is worth investigating further.

I had never considered it before that, probably due to lack of understanding of what ADD/ADHD is (when I was growing up the stereotype was high energy kids bouncing off the walls and unable to sit still and focus in class, whereas I was low energy, introverted, and had always done well in school and work so it was never a thought).

So can we assume that D2 will be postgres/mysql ?

It sounds like you're making a simile but I don't understand it. The article did literally state D1 is based on sqlite.

The opening paragraph reads "Today, we're excited to announce D1, our first SQL database." read: first

and well R2 and D2 would make for a great naming scheme.

Ah sorry I missed you saying d2 not D1.