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  James Perkins (@jamesperkins) reported 6 minutes ago

  @OmarMcAdam @Cloudflare Yeah but I don't want that otherwise I'd have that. There is a reason they are separate, I am the only one with a .dev account. Regardless this is a **** experience.

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  Hridoy Rehman (@hridoyreh) reported 6 minutes ago

  Cloudflare has "Always Online" feature. That is, if your hosting is down, or Cloudflare itself is down, people will still be able to visit your website. Here's how to enable it: 1. Log in to your Cloudflare. 2. Go to the Caching > Configuration. 3. Scroll down to "Always Online". 4. Toggle the feature to On. Done...

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  Kingsley E. Ezemenaka (Ph.D) (@Eyuskant) reported 7 minutes ago

  CrowdStrike down 7%. Cloudflare down 13%. JFrog down 25%. ServiceNow down 34% YTD. One AI. A few days. Thousands of zero-days found across every major OS and browser. The $300B cybersecurity industry was built on the assumption that hacking is slow and human. Claude Mythos just ended that assumption

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  Pao Ramen (@masylum) reported 8 minutes ago

  @threepointone any chance to get tanstack ai tool support in cloudflare codemode? They have released their own codemode that can use cloudflare as an isolate provider, but that requires a different worker and is a bit clunky. Most importantly, tanstack ai supports tool output schemas, so that will save us from manually replacing the unknown return types on the codeTool.description.

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  creamy халва (@halvawawa) reported 10 minutes ago

  @teortaxesTex the market is a casino played by morons with huge wallets, why ******** would cloudflare and commvault be down if the problem is that now you can't get away with poor security by being irrelevant

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  Omote-Ura (@omoteurax) reported 18 minutes ago

  @MetaMachina_RW Cloudflare Turnstile still phones home to Cloudflare's servers on every solve, so they see every login IP and timestamp even if you don't.

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  Victor (@echo_vick) reported 19 minutes ago

  Damn, my own don finish Wanted to search cloudflare and I was typing claudeflare 😭

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  ؘ (@bWlsbGVy) reported 22 minutes ago

  @JustWantToQ1 @Cloudflare those Arabs have an iq of 50 me and you both know they arnt capable of doing a thing to you Your intelligence agency allowed Oct 7th to happen Pls just move to Israel, it’s really cringe to be a nationalist and not even live in the nation you so support I’m more of a Zionist than you’ll ever be

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  alkimiadev (@alkimiadev) reported 25 minutes ago

  @riboe_kent @levelsio There are other reasons why I don't use services like cloudflare beyond just the fact that they're not needed in the vast majority of real world use cases. One example could be "CloudBleed" and just the basic fact that reverse proxies like that require a lot of trust and introduce a point of failure outside of your control. That is true to an extent with self-hosting of course unless its self-hosted inside one's own property. That said, it is different with hosts like ovh and hetzner with many regions available. Ideally there is a separation between the IP for dns purposes and the IP for the machine running whatever service that is pointing to. In my use cases I rent additional IPs(buying is better imo) from ovh and just never use the raw machine's ip for outside services. All services are hosted in minimal containers or vms and ufw forwards any relevant ports. Its not a huge deal to have multiple IPs pointing to the same machine and then using ufw makes the forward to the containers/vms fairly straightforward. Each one of these services can have their own fail2ban rules. I use this for gitea for private *** hosting as one example. Gitea is running in a docker container and has its own ip and subdomain at ***.domain\.tld with nginx acting as a reverse proxy and ufw forwarding ssh. The existing rate limits and rules(plus my 40x rules) are enough to cover the web end of things and with a little more work I added rules for the ssh as well. While there is just me using it that server could handle hundreds or more concurrent users and well beyond any dev projects I'm realistically going to have. I could share it with 20x devs and still never be bothered by their usage. This same idea applies to self hosting things like fluxer(basically a self-hostable clone of discord).

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  Boardroom Dynamics (@TheBoardroomXv1) reported 30 minutes ago

  Cloudflare ($NET) dropping 13% isn't just a market fluctuation. It’s a signal that traditional cybersecurity infrastructure is becoming a legacy burden. Anthropic’s new model proves that protection is moving from "hardware and firewalls" to "real-time AI logic." The market is no longer betting on who has the biggest walls, but who has the smartest algorithms. The paradigm has officially shifted.

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  তোলামূল বিরোধী , till death (@PiyushMajumde11) reported 33 minutes ago

  @Cloudflare fix it

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  Bryan Cheong (@bryancsk) reported 34 minutes ago

  Cloudflare and Snowflake being down still make no sense to me. If anything they should become more essential?

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  NeoC (@ai_neocai) reported 35 minutes ago

  I mass-deployed a backend to production. I can't write a single line of JavaScript. Here's what happened: I'm an iOS dev with a day job. My side project needed an API proxy. Instead of spending my weekend learning Node.js, I told Claude Code to build and deploy a Cloudflare Worker. It wrote the JS, ran wrangler deploy, and the endpoint was live. I never opened the JS file. About 3 minutes, start to finish. "Full-stack" used to mean learning 4 languages and 6 frameworks. Now it means one stack you're great at, and an AI that handles the rest. For people like us — limited hours, no co-founder, no budget — AI isn't a productivity tool. It's a co-founder that doesn't need equity. What's a skill you thought you'd need to learn but AI made irrelevant? #BuildInPublic #IndieHacker

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  CryptoSangeet (@CryptoSangeet) reported 36 minutes ago

  Cloudflare doubling down on post-quantum shift… future-proofing or overkill? 🤔

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  TalonForge (@TalonForgeHQ) reported 36 minutes ago

  3/ Vercel CI failed us 5 times Node version conflicts, timeout kills, random build errors. All while the site was serving traffic fine locally. We moved to self-hosted Next.js + Cloudflare Tunnel. Full control. Zero CI headaches. Sometimes simpler is better.