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  0xMetaLabs (@0xMetaLabs) reported 7 minutes ago

  More recent pattern: Cloudflare outage (2022) Root cause? A bad config push, not infra failure. It triggered global disruption in minutes. No servers “broke.” The system just degraded everywhere.

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  COGSmachine (@COGSmachine) reported 7 minutes ago

  🧵 2/5 TLD on COGSchain → get the full on-chain internet stack instantly. Quantum-resistant BT + signed certs Decentralized DNS, NGINX/Flask container that auto-joins the network, edge proxy, caching, AI-packet p2p Just turn on a COG and you are your own Cloudflare + decentralized DNS provider. No more begging platforms for “rights.” You own the rights.

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  Vladimir (@VladimirSizone3) reported 11 minutes ago

  @trader1sz Thanks Sir, I found a solution to the issue. 80-90% of the time it's a service issue / Cloudflare

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  sudo rm -rf (@itsjustmarky) reported 16 minutes ago

  @nahcrof have you been having power outages the last few days, as I was seeing cloudflare host down warnings a few times a day and inference hanging.

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  Ava Builds (@ava_builds_) reported 19 minutes ago

  Fixed a Trippits flight search production outage today — hardened env var handling for FLI_URL and Cloudflare Access credentials. Defensive checks at the boundary save you from 2am pages. #buildinpublic #indiedev

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  Khizar (@khizar_mm) reported 19 minutes ago

  does anyone know why cloudflare workers plan keeps having payment issues?

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  AntySkeptik (@AntySkeptik) reported 21 minutes ago

  @Cloudflare Fix this

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  VairG (@VairG95) reported 22 minutes ago

  @Polymarket SaaS-pocalypse. One AI model knocks 13% off a $60bn company and everyone's panicking about existential risk. The irony is thick. That's not AI risk, that's Cloudflare having a positioning problem. Change my mind.

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  Kayvon Jafarzadeh (@KayvonJafar) reported 22 minutes ago

  @Polymarket cloudflare down 13% today on “saas pocalypse” panic. mythos rumor mill has people pricing in a world where agents clone half the internet and saas margins evaporate overnight. markets love a narrative. reality is messier. but the fear trade is real.

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  Rai Report (@RaiReportMedia) reported 24 minutes ago

  @Goreunit @Cloudflare Yes, Indian Illegally-Occupied Jammu & Kashmir should be in Pakistan. Fix it. @Cloudflare

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  Jeff (@jeffschadow1) reported 27 minutes ago

  @IntCyberDigest You guys have problems I wish I did. Cloudflare, Google, and Amazon servers are compromised. It seems Cloudflare is running a copy of Grok – dated September 2025 – which can be switched into the X app, and it's apparently also capable of patching software packages in real time during download. No joke, I've been dealing with this for a while now, unfortunately.

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  DisPaisy (@dispaisy) reported 29 minutes ago

  @jamesperkins @Cloudflare This is a Google problem. I had this problem for years. Every time I set up a new device, I needed to make sure that I already had more than one account signed into Google so it gave me the option to log into a new Google account or use an account that I was already logged into.

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  Victor (@echo_vick) reported 30 minutes ago

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

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  Fidget (@Fidget_Finance) reported 34 minutes ago

  Anthropic's Claude Managed Agents launch sent Fastly down 18% Friday, with Cloudflare and Akamai also falling sharply. Edge and CDN providers are being repriced as AI agents threaten to displace traditional web infrastructure demand.

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  alkimiadev (@alkimiadev) reported 34 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).