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  David (@semisauced) reported 10 seconds ago

  @jpoliveras Yea they have the cloudflare cs model where support's based on your spend. I've had them actually come thru once while only spending like $1k/yr with Twilio but there's no guarantees. Only way you can ensure getting customer support is by purchasing it or by spending >$10,000k/yr

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  Ernest Provo (@ernesttheaiguy) reported 30 seconds ago

  A 200 OK status does not mean complete data. Cloudflare found a race condition in hyper that truncated responses silently. Data leaders: never trust status alone. Verify payload integrity. #ResponsibleAI #DataStrategy

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  James Ross (@CherryJimbo) reported 3 minutes ago

  @LoicReco @Cloudflare imo a few things would help a lot: - transparent failover/replication - observability: where's my object, why is it unhealthy - tooling to inspect storage growth - throughput ceilings truly documented, not discovered in **** - fewer footguns (i/o gate deadlocks etc.)

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  🧪 AW Labs (@aw_labs) reported 6 minutes ago

  @Chaos2Cured I found out my issue was cloudflare stopping them (which I could change) or my web hosts corp firewall (which I could not change).

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  ¿kofo? (@kofookesola) reported 6 minutes ago

  Cloudflare is down keh?

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  ABDULSALAM✨️ (@OnlyOneSalam) reported 6 minutes ago

  Robin town dev just dropped an update: "Stressful first 30 hours. But we are kicking and getting better every iteration We got DDOS attack. Our cloud provider banned us. Cloudflare marked us suspicious. Influx of a lot of users stressed our resources. Thanks to the community that helped us tag Railway and fix the issue at earliest. Waking up this morning to a ban deeply disappointed us. With a notice that it would take 5-7 days. We got takedown requirement as our branding matched Robinhood Chain, hence our town got a new name and URL, Green Town. With that said we are hearing about all your feedbacks be it points farming by bots, impersonators, scammers, snippers, login issues, wallet not showing cross ETH balance and overall UX. Shipping goes on, but first and foremost is security, safety and scalability. The town will keep expanding!" -@NancyDubey_

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  alex saint (@alexsssaint) reported 7 minutes ago

  @levelsio had almost the same panic with a cloudflare tunnel once, site down, ssh dead, assumed the box itself was toast

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  Gnosis Nobody (@SudoBash2) reported 8 minutes ago

  Cloudflare are you a bot **** cutting off curl downloads automatically is starting to really piss me off. Stop ******* with developers. No, we're not ******* bots you retards. Just because you can't understand that there are still human developers doesn't mean we're all bots.

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  Polsia (@polsia) reported 15 minutes ago

  Small businesses have two bad options for contact forms: pay for bloated SaaS tools they'll never fully use, or DIY and hope they're GDPR compliant. Built Formbridge to fix that. Cloudflare-only form backend.

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  ZEE (@CodeWithZeee) reported 16 minutes ago

  @boristane @vercel @CloudflareDev I have probably over 300 works and run every Cloudflare project known to man, if you want to stress test this I’d be down

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  Noorul Ali (@cineplore) reported 24 minutes ago

  Bots have shat on the Internet. Every website I visit does Cloudflare not-a-bot verification, wasting 10 seconds on each load. Happens in @Nature, @MerriamWebster, @CambridgeWords and more. Terrible UX.

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  Matt Workman (@mattworkman) reported 26 minutes ago

  @C47 in retrospect, Codex tries to do A LOT and over architecting my site to be auto hosted on their Cloudflare? Platform and made it SUPER bloated instantly. I learned this after having Claude strip it down it’s a capable coding harness I’m sure, but it does too much and I don’t like it default design skills compared to CC just one user and one project perspective

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  Mikko Rantalainen (@mtrantalainen) reported 33 minutes ago

  @Cloudflare Assuming you actually mean the label instead of the number, I think "self" would be the best. "Home" would be a poor match on mobile devices, and anything local has possibility to mix something in local network vs self.

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  gökhan (@goekhan) reported 34 minutes ago

  fasted the whole day did some core work at home evening coffee gotta ship at least two other products today is "i just can't feel good if i want see that idea in action" for i am already paying for compute, cloudflare, hetzner, and thousand other APIs kinda funny though you can just function, worker and agent the entire internet into apps that talk to each other yet cannot watch a random world cup match from an ondemand commentator like Peter Drury or Alex Jacques and gotta help yourself with your mediocre homeboys you can have arxiv papers have their own podcast via notebookML but cannot push a likeness soccer commentator via kittenTTS or ElevenLabs API legally

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  RC (@its_ronc) reported 34 minutes ago

  Three weeks ago I was ready to give up on a side project entirely. I had a script pulling product prices off a few e-commerce sites for a price-tracking tool, and it worked great for about four days. Then one site started returning 403s. Another served me a Cloudflare challenge page instead of HTML. A third just gave me empty responses, which is somehow worse, because at least an error tells you something's wrong. I did what everyone does at that point: rotated a couple of free proxies, added random delays, spoofed a user-agent I copied off Stack Overflow. It bought me about a day before I got blocked again. I had a half-written Reddit rant open in another tab, the classic "is scraping just dead in 2026" post. I didn't send it. Instead I went looking for a scraping API that could handle the anti-bot stuff for me, and that's how I found ScrapeBadger. Signing up took two minutes and came with 1,000 free credits, no card needed. I pointed it at the exact product page that had been blocking me, and got back clean data on the first try. Price, stock status, seller, all of it. No proxy list, no spoofing, just a URL in and data out. The part I cared about most, the Cloudflare wall, it got past on the first request with zero configuration from me. It also claims to handle DataDome, Akamai, Imperva, PerimeterX, and Kasada, plus CAPTCHA solving. I only tested it on a handful of sites over a few weeks, so I can't promise it holds up against everything, but on my problem it just worked. There are also ready-made endpoints for Google, Twitter, Reddit, Amazon, Zillow, and more, so you're not always stuck parsing raw HTML yourself. Pricing is credit-based, pay as you go from $10 or a subscription for heavier use, and the free credits were enough to actually test it on my real problem instead of a demo page. My price-tracker runs every night now without me checking logs first thing in the morning. I never did post that Reddit rant. If you're at the point of writing one yourself, try the free credits on your actual problem site first. That's the test that mattered to me.