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http://rogerdudler.github.io/git-guide/ looks to be very resourceful if you are new to git

No need for this. I am pretty sure when more staff are needed the current staff rationally discusses this among themselves and then make a decision. Applications and community approval is just unnecessary.

If he gets lead roles in movies that are big, he's an A-lister for sure.

I see more spam from users who have been here for a long time and definitely know the rules.

Nope, cause those new users will just be more confused on asking for help.

Yes he should

Well what's the domain

https://nightworks.io/beta/assets/images/header-bg.mp4 Why do people do this? I've never understood the reasoning behind using a giant image/gif/video. I mean, it creates a large index page size and it being hosted on the same server means it can be maliciously requested repeatedly to eat up...

They get filtered because using PHP's mail() function sends email unauthenticated. Even if you're specifying from a 'From' address, the email actually comes from 'whatever@serverhostname'. Switch to PHPMailer and use SMTP authentication to avoid this problem (although items such as IP reputation...

What's the outdated source called :)

Those are results from your ssdvps.dk website that you linked and said was better than CF. cURL requests to that site are slower than ones to a site that goes through Cloudflare (which then routes the traffic to the server). The DevBest Cloudflare cURL requests should be slower because of that...

You clearly have no idea what you are talking about. That's faster than the results I get for ssdvps.dk from a server that is in Germany: root@plex:~$ for i in {1..10}; do time curl -I https://ssdvps.dk | grep real; done % Total % Received % Xferd Average Speed Time Time Time...

"unrealistic bad SSLs". Sure, whatever you say buddy. Website is slow on CF, and then uses this forum as an example: root@autobots [~]# for i in {1..10}; do time curl -I https://devbest.com | grep real; done % Total % Received % Xferd Average Speed Time Time Time Current...

If there are no logs, then how do you know a DDoS attack was prevented? Makes no sense. You can dislike Cloudflare all you want, don't really care about that, but don't go telling people to use scammy shit like BitNinja.

Let's see some logs of this attack that was over 600 gbps. Cloudflare routinely provides this information. Don't see anything from BitNinja about it. Considering the largest DDoS was from Mirai that broke 1 tbps took several hours to mitigate, I smell bullshit with the whole "my personal...

I have personally seen Cloudflare prevent a 600+ gbps cache bypass HTTP layer 7 DDoS that was doing over 75k HTTP requests a second.

Yeah, Cloudflare.

BitNinja is known for sending fake abuse reports and false positives in attempts to gain customers (orchestrated and admitted by joz awhile back as well). Any company that charges for IP delisting is not reputable. They list Arvixe as a client when no Arvixe server runs BitNinja.

Please don't ever suggest such a shady "service" like that.

Doesn't happen for me on Chrome Version 55.0.2883.95 (64-bit)