For personal reasons (there's no specific reason, just one day browsing the forum and found someone sharing about cheap domain names, then I felt like changing again. Now I'm not sensitive to things like indexing anymore, just writing for myself, so can a cheap domain name save a little money?). The blog domain will be changed to: 057000.xyz, why register a pure numeric xyz domain name, one reason - cheap, $0.67/year, renewal at the same price!
Don't mess around, don't live#
That's the slogan, not very active in updating articles, but quite active in other things, like messing around with hosting, domain names, tweaking themes - not doing the real work. Besides the domain name change mentioned earlier, these days I started messing around with various features of Cloudflare, such as using Turnstile to add a human verification to Wordpress login/registration, comments pages, etc., although the small broken site is not popular, but there are a lot of spam comments, so have to do something for non-humans, and sure enough, after adding verification, the spam comments disappeared (tried for a few days, will observe further).
Later, I started tinkering with Cloudflare's optimal IP acceleration for access (this doesn't seem so necessary, because whether it's telecom or mobile access to Cloudcone's host is fine, but still want to tinker a bit, achieving the slogan is not easy).
Of course, I followed the tutorial, you can see the details in "Using CloudFlare+SaaS to optimize IP selection for high-speed access to websites for domestic users", the image used is from the article, but I'm too lazy to capture the backend, it's in that position anyway, but custom hostname requires binding a credit card, don't worry, it won't charge, there's free quota now (in March 2022, CloudFlare announced changes to the charging policy for CloudFlare for SaaS, each account can have 100 domain names free quota, the free quota provided by this feature can achieve free CNAME access. After using CNAME access, custom nodes can be played with as you like.), I currently have the domestic resolution pointing to a big Bose, try it for a while, if it doesn't work, just resolve it back to Cloudcone.
Actually, this article was found from drafts (don't know when it got into drafts, remember it was published before, with comments from 2017), it seemed suitable for the present, so I changed the overall content and published it (lazy enough, can't waste it).