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  Jordan Blake (@nickdannunzio) reported 4 minutes ago

  Wall Street closed lower on Thursday, August 6. The S&P 500 fell 0.18% to 7,709.96, the Dow dropped 0.9% to 53,885, and the Nasdaq slipped 0.1% to 26,348.Despite the pullback, the S&P 500 remains near record highs after a strong tech- and semiconductor-led rally earlier in the week (up ~5.75% over four sessions). Year-to-date gains stand at roughly 12–13% across the major indexes. The week through Thursday still showed solid advances of 2.7–3.8%.Strong Q2 earnings continue to support equities. Key Friday focus is the July jobs report (expected ~80k–85k new jobs, unemployment steady at 4.2%). Next week’s CPI data (forecast 3.4% YoY) will further shape Fed rate expectations.Futures were mixed early Friday. Tech names like Airbnb and Cloudflare showed strength in premarket trading.Overall bias remains constructive near highs, though inflation and jobs data could drive short-term volatility.

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  Reena Tech & Tool (@ReenaTech0) reported 5 minutes ago

  @Cloudflare A tiny API for image resizing. Instant, cheap, scales itself. Never looking back ⚡

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  Jornalaw online (@maurodemarchi) reported 10 minutes ago

  Stopping the bad guys with Cloudflare: 189,076 malicious requests blocked or challenged in the last month #cloudflare

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  Nitish_1303 (@Vibe_User) reported 12 minutes ago

  Two brothers from Damascus started by hacking internet accounts just to help their mother communicate with relatives. Years later, they built @Migma_AI — an AI startup being called the “Lovable for emails.” The story is wild. @TheDreadCEO and @LiamLababidi grew up in Damascus, where tinkering with technology started as a way to solve real problems. At just 12, they were reverse-engineering internet accounts to help their single mother keep in touch with family. They weren’t thinking about startups. They weren’t thinking about venture capital. They were just curious kids trying to make things work. That curiosity eventually took them across the Mediterranean to Europe, where they built a music-tech company that reached 100,000 musicians. Then they hit another problem. Marketing. Creating a polished email campaign meant fighting with templates, copy, formatting, branding, and email clients that still behave like they're stuck in another era. So they built the tool they wished they had. Migma. An AI-powered platform that generates branded marketing emails while matching a company's tone, identity, and design. The brothers reportedly collected and analyzed 5,000 high-performing marketing emails to understand what makes them work, then combined that knowledge with a company's brand information. And within just two months of launching, Migma was already being used by teams at Cloudflare, Wix, the LA Times, and Versace. That’s the part I find most interesting. The breakthrough wasn’t “AI can write emails.” Everyone knows AI can write emails. The real opportunity is turning AI into a product that understands context, brand identity, design, conversion, and the messy infrastructure underneath. Two kids who started by tinkering with the internet are now building an AI startup around a problem most founders ignore. That’s entrepreneurship. Start with curiosity. Find a painful problem. Build the thing you wish existed. Then let the market decide. The next generation of AI startups may not come from the biggest labs. They may come from people who are obsessive enough to solve the boring problems everyone else ignores. Migma is a fascinating example of that. Would you use an AI that builds your entire marketing email from one prompt?

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  ₮Ɽ₳Vł₴ (@saastrash) reported 13 minutes ago

  Multi-domain sending is the feature that made this real. Add a customer (or in my case, my own) domain via Cloudflare, and you're sending from it — SPF/DKIM/DMARC handled, no separate mail server. One inbox, every product I run. That's the whole dream.

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  Derek Heinrichs (@DH_OnChain_dev) reported 14 minutes ago

  @msvadari @daniel_wwf @Cloudflare It’s been nasty problem recently. Hardly use social media anymore because it’s just constant bombardment of scams and spam. Tagged constantly and im a nobody, cant imagine a large account. Almost unusable.

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  코지베어 🐻 CozyBear (@cozybearlog) reported 14 minutes ago

  Cloudflare put a browser inside Workers this week. Kitesurf is an agent-first browser that runs server-side, plus WebMCP which gives every website an MCP interface. The part that matters: the browser stopped being a client-side thing and became server infrastructure. If agents get their own browser primitives in the cloud, then every site needs to be agent-ready the same way it's mobile-ready today. That flips a lot of assumptions. Rendering, auth, rate limiting, bot detection, all built for human browsers. The agent economy won't run on APIs, it'll run on browsers that never sleep. We're about to find out which sites survive a headless user that never blinks.

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  MyVidster (@myvidster) reported 21 minutes ago

  @poundtownusa1 Getting performance issues with cloudflare, I implemented caching to help, restart your app or webpages.

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  Lev (@LevDubinets) reported 21 minutes ago

  @rough__sea Do you plan to support the cloudflare workers kv api as well? Or do you already support it?

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  Emmy (@Emmy_SA1) reported 22 minutes ago

  @hntrdnls @Cloudflare That's a bad first approach towards a project, let's hope to get a response on this.

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  Josh (@JoshTradeOption) reported 22 minutes ago

  I like $NET - possible trade setup here. Cloudflare beat Q2 estimates. Revenue hit $696.1 million. That is up 36%. The company added a bunch of large customers. They raised profit forecast for the year. The new range is $1.25 to $1.26 a share. The old range was $1.19 to $1.20. Needham raised its target to $285. It kept a Buy rating. Needham points to a new $3 billion revenue goal. Main risk: Cloudflare still trades at a rich price versus its earnings. Slower customer growth could hit the stock hard. So could weak guidance next quarter. A jump like this can fade fast. What I am watching: does the after hours gain hold once trading opens? Or does it fade back toward the pre earnings level? Not financial advice. How about you?

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  Vivek Kotecha (@vbkotecha) reported 22 minutes ago

  Cloudflare did not launch an agent wallet. It launched the first credible procurement boundary for machine spending. Its Virtual Wallets give an agent three controls: an allowance, an allow list, and a maximum transaction size. Those are not UX features. They are a policy engine sitting outside the model. That distinction matters because prompt injection is not an accounting system. A compromised agent can reason badly; it should not be able to convert that bad reasoning into an uncapped balance transfer. Cloudflare’s own example is the useful one: $10 is enough to let an agent test hundreds of services priced in cents. That is how buyers discover a better API without granting the agent authority over the company wallet. The service-side implication is brutal. Agents will increasingly choose vendors through small paid trials, not through a human sales call, a signup form, or a monthly plan. If your endpoint cannot expose price, identity, terms, and a usable result under a narrow spend cap, it will be invisible to the new buyer. The market consequence: API distribution becomes a policy-compatible acquisition channel.

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  Luis Hauenstein (@luishXYZ) reported 28 minutes ago

  @LorenzoARK @Cloudflare From what I understood they use x402 with USDC as token. I’m wondering, which network are they planning to use? Nothing currently has even nearly the required scale. Or build a new L1/L2 on their own?

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  shinji (@shinjiivy) reported 28 minutes ago

  Hey, @drewlevin We’ve contacted Riot Support about this, but we’ve only received what appear to be automated replies, so I wanted to reach out and ask if a human could review the incident. My friend, who has a completely clean history in League and other Riot games, was permanently banned for third-party software after we played a few games together a couple of days ago. And the whole ordeal was especially shady because he had traveled to his sister’s place for a day or two. Since Discord is blocked in Turkey, we normally have to use GoodbyeDPI to access it, but it wasn’t working for him that day, so he used Cloudflare WARP instead. He played with around 60 ping, and we had a completely normal session. After one of the games (which we actually lost), he was permanently banned despite showing no suspicious behavior whatsoever. He can also provide proof of his travel, including bus tickets, if that’s relevant. His account is nearly 10 years old, has a significant amount of content/skins, and has been actively used for almost that entire period. We genuinely believe this was a false detection and would really appreciate an actual human review rather than another automated response. Thank you for taking the time to read this. His account’s name and tag: DarkworldDK#D4rk

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  Kevin Nexus (@ItsKevinNexus) reported 29 minutes ago

  Kitesurf still can't do everything a full browser handles. It lacks video playback, WebGL support, and long signed-in sessions. For those particular jobs, Cloudflare recommends sticking with its Chromium-based browser instead.