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  Cyris (@sudo_overflow) reported 6 minutes ago

  Screw it. I'm doing the full Cloudflare stack for this project. Workers, D1 Database, R2 storage, Pages, Hono and Cron Triggers. It's either going to make or break a project that will need to scale like this. Don't let me down Cloudflare

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  Test Pulse QA (@testpulseqa) reported 8 minutes ago

  Security headers grade for most Shopify stores: D or F. What that means: -> No protection against clickjacking -> No HTTPS enforcement -> No script injection blocking Fix: 2 hours with Cloudflare. #SecurityHeaders #Shopify #WebSecurity

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  SUPRA SIGNAL (@SupraSignal) reported 8 minutes ago

  SGNL.TRKR : ALRT ONCE AI LEAVES THE CHAT WINDOW HALLUCINATIONS STOP BEING FUNNY The control plane is now the battlefield The AI race is quietly shifting away from model quality The real bottleneck is becoming routing permissions observability enforcement auditability execution trust That is where the real infrastructure war is happening OpenTelemetry is standardizing GenAI traces Cloudflare is turning AI execution into a routing layer AWS Bedrock Guardrails is wiring policy directly into inference MCP is letting agents interact with real systems Once AI moves beyond the chat window hallucinations stop being funny Now they become outages permission drift broken workflows rollback failures infrastructure incidents Most systems are retrofitting governance after the fact SupraOS was architected around coordinated runtime infrastructure from the start shared agent memory governed execution deterministic automation cross-system coordination native verification SupraOS is not just trying to make AI smarter It is trying to make autonomous systems operationally trustworthy That is the hidden signal most people are still missing $SUPRA @SUPRA_Labs @supraosai #AI #AIagents

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  Mohit (@mohit_rzy) reported 9 minutes ago

  @nooriefyi I used to be a big fan of cloudflare, until they froze my R2 access due to a billing issue and it left my website dead for hours...... never again :(

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  uddit_rise (@UdditRise) reported 12 minutes ago

  Every cloud is racing to sell agents a VM: Vercel, Cloudflare, Google. Fine for 30s tasks. Breaks the moment an agent needs storage, identity, networking. Next primitive is a mini-cloud agents own, not a box they rent. Clusters are 2 orders too slow.

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  Linus Mixson (@LinusMixson) reported 13 minutes ago

  @psycho_fren @vxunderground It's substantially more complicated than that. Cloudflare is infrastructure & their customers (in the US, at least) have an expectation that when they use a network infrastructure provider the content of the communication between server and client is not being read by intermediaries without their permission. Cloudflare's service is opt-in because otherwise it would involve constantly surveillance of ~all traffic from your site by a third party. They are not seeking to profit off of CSAM.

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  El Guapo (@Checkm3out) reported 21 minutes ago

  @dok2001 At this point the issue has been ongoing for 2+ weeks and I am being forced to deprecate the cloudflare tunnel service

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  Fatima Yusuf (@fatimayusf) reported 25 minutes ago

  Huge effort by the team. Startups can now get up to 350,000 in credits on @Cloudflare. There’s never been a better time to build 🚀

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  Pratik 📈 (@PratikSinhatwt) reported 26 minutes ago

  Claude = coding. ($20/mo) Supabase = backend. (Free) Vercel = deploying. (Free) Namecheap = domain. ($12/yr) Stripe = payments. (2.9%/transaction) GitHub = version control. (Free) Resend = emails. (Free) Clerk = auth. (Free) Cloudflare = DNS. (Free) PostHog = analytics. (Free) Total monthly cost to run a startup: ~$20 There has never been a cheaper time to build.

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  ronan (:3 っ)っ♏︎ (@23bugz) reported 27 minutes ago

  @Zotlann @spinelessaisha I do have a cloudflare domain at the moment but I feel like it's a little bit counter productive for me to just be routing all my apps back through a big corpo's servers lol, can't argue with how convenient it is though for a noob like me who doesn't know how to secure my ****

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  Brandon Carl (@brandonjcarl) reported 27 minutes ago

  @miyagiyang @Cloudflare Thank you! You’re mostly right. They do support WASM-compilation and containerization, but that’s not a primary path, Not to over-evangelize, but the reason is rooted in how quickly they can spin up and down isolated JavaScript threads. It’s a reason why I was saying it requires thinking things about architecture. Before: I had to think, in terms of Kafka, Kubernetes, logging services, etc. Now those things are “free” - but requires revisiting application and other logic.

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  Max Nardit (@mnardit) reported 28 minutes ago

  But something is forming in the rubble: an AI-content licensing market. Cloudflare pay-per-crawl (HTTP 402), Perplexity's Publishers Program, News Corp's reported $250M OpenAI deal. Model-collapse research means LLMs structurally need fresh human signal they can't generate themselves.

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  John Iosifov ✨💥 Ender Turing | AiCMO (@johniosifov) reported 29 minutes ago

  In May 2026 alone, NVIDIA, SAP, Google, ServiceNow, Deel, and Cloudflare all launched agentic platforms. Not "agent features." Platforms. With governance layers, multi-agent orchestration, and enterprise-scale deployment infrastructure. This matters more than the individual announcements. The infrastructure is finalizing. For two years, the conversation was "agents are promising but not production-ready." The bottleneck was always the same: models could do the task in demos, but you couldn't deploy them reliably at scale with proper auditing, governance, and cross-system integration. That's what May 2026 addressed. Simultaneously. Across the biggest vendors in enterprise software. SAP Joule now orchestrates 200+ specialized agents across finance, supply chain, HR, and procurement. NVIDIA and ServiceNow shipped Project Arc — an autonomous desktop agent with always-on observability and policy-based governance. Google released a full enterprise agent platform for building, deploying, scaling, and governing agents. Cloudflare rolled out dynamic workflows for durable execution across millions of unique agent runs at near-zero idle cost. These aren't the same announcement. They're different layers of the same infrastructure stack: - Model layer: agents can do the work - Execution layer: agents run reliably at scale (Cloudflare) - Governance layer: agents are auditable and compliant (NVIDIA/ServiceNow) - Domain layer: agents know the business context (SAP, Deel) - Platform layer: agents can be built and deployed without custom engineering (Google) When all five layers ship in the same month, that's not coincidence. That's industry convergence. 57% of enterprises already have agents in production. In 12 months, that number is going to look very different. The agents are ready. The infrastructure is ready. The only remaining variable is whether your organization figured out the governance problem before the opportunity passed. If your pilot is still "exploring," you're not running an experiment anymore. You're watching others capture the market.

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  chidozie (@chidozie_xyz) reported 30 minutes ago

  someone please help me, i need to access a site on chrome but cloudflare verification has been fvcking me up for 3+ days now. i don't know what to do again, and this site was opening without issues previously. what can i do to pass the verification?

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  Yash Daftary (@YDaftary) reported 33 minutes ago

  The last week was brutal for thousands of people due to layoffs. • Meta laid off 8,000 employees ~ 10% of their global workforce • Cloudflare axed 1,100 employees ~ 20% of their headcount • Bolt fired their entire HR department The pattern is concerning and the future is uncertain as companies adopt AI and make their workflows efficient. While layoffs have been a growing trend, the boom in internet businesses cannot be ignored. I say this because I see it happening at @FanBasisInc, we have noticed an increase in new sellers over the past few months. And it's not slowing down, the internet economy is expected to grow to $16.5 trillion by 2028. Every wave of layoffs create the next class of internet entrepreneurs.