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Media mavens are recalling Sean “Diddy” Combs’ questionable past.
On Tuesday, two popular media personalities, who covered Diddy for decades, recalled past incidents involving the disgraced music mogul.
Former “Extra” host Tanika Ray — who also was a backup dancer for Diddy in the ’90s — posted on social media about an alleged “horrific” experience that made her steer clear of the Bad Boy Records founder for years.
She wrote of her experiences with Diddy, “I just knew to avoid him at all costs … Yes, I danced for him and kept my space. I interviewed him for his projects and kept my space. Nothing that is happening is surprising.”…
Media mavens are recalling Sean “Diddy” Combs’ questionable past.
On Tuesday, two popular media personalities, who covered Diddy for decades, recalled past incidents involving the disgraced music mogul.
Former “Extra” host Tanika Ray — who also was a backup dancer for Diddy in the ’90s — posted on social media about an allegedly “horrific” experience that made her steer clear of the Bad Boy Records founder for years.
She wrote of her experiences with…
In the fast-paced world of business, information is everything. Companies rely on vast amounts of data to function efficiently, make informed decisions, and maintain a competitive edge. However, with the increasing dependence on digital data, the risk of data loss has also grown exponentially. This is where the importance of backup and recovery with business broadband comes into play.
Data has become the lifeblood of modern businesses. It encompasses everything from customer information and financial records to product development data and communication archives. Companies generate and rely on this data for various operations, and its loss or corruption can be catastrophic.
The causes of data loss are diverse, ranging from hardware failure…
Originally Posted by 008Rohit
Straight from CF’s blog post on APO: “Once APO is enabled, all those trips to the origin are removed. TTFB benefits greatly because the first hop starts and ends at Cloudflare’s network.”
I believe that portion was referring to static HTML.
You will have to watch out for the clever wording when you read first party articles. To be able to eliminate round trips, a CDN (or APO in this case) needs a ‘helper’ on the server, which a CDN often doesn’t have. In case of Cloudflare APO, it has a WP plugin…