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  𝕌𝕊𝕄ℂ𝕊𝕠𝕠𝕟𝕖𝕣𝔽𝕒𝕟 🏈 🎸 🌊 (@usmcsoonerfan) reported 11 minutes ago

  @celestedtwt Been having larger Chrome issues this morning too. Safari was fine. In Chrome I had to dump DNS cache and clear Chrome settings, and reboot my Mac. Just dumb. This Cloudflare BS happening AFTER all that.

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  Nick Radford (@nick_radford) reported 15 minutes ago

  Was hitting my head against my keyboard for a couple hours trying to understand some caching issues with my tanstack app on Cloudflare, just for it to actually have been Cloudflare Hyperdrive's default caching...

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  Rananjay Raj (@Rananjay_RajW) reported 16 minutes ago

  Second announcement: Self-hosted sandboxes are now in public beta for Claude Managed Agents. You can run Claude agents inside your own infrastructure. Cloudflare, Daytona, Docker, Modal, or Vercel. The agent loop runs on Claude's platform. But code execution happens on YOUR servers. For any enterprise that couldn't use AI agents because data had to leave their perimeter - that wall just came down.

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  jem (@sheherenow_) reported 18 minutes ago

  @dinasaur_404 @Cloudflare i want access so bad 😭

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  ChillTA🪙 (@ChillTAbtc) reported 18 minutes ago

  @Cloudflare Never trust a system called managed unless you built it

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  HRH Prince Sven Olaf of CyberBunker - CB3ROB (@cb3_rob46858) reported 24 minutes ago

  @j2k3k just run your own servers kids. why ******** involve any 3rd party **** like cloudflare or edgesuite deliberately ******* things up for you.

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  Ash 🫧 (@AshCryptoX1) reported 27 minutes ago

  @ConorMcChina @dillon_mulroy @Cloudflare Want some help? No charge, just reach out.

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  Valentín García (@htmgarcia) reported 28 minutes ago

  Is Cloudflare the worst product? Always experiencing negative experiences for years.

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  Robert Ta (@therobertta_) reported 31 minutes ago

  I call this the "encryption test" for product teams. Name the feature you charge the most for. Now ask: should your users get this for free? If the answer makes you uncomfortable, you have found your Cloudflare moment. The discomfort is the signal. Most teams will say no and move on. The teams that say "let's figure it out" are the ones that build $70 billion companies instead of Groupon-shaped cautionary tales.

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  ObaisHim (@ObaiBiOlorun) reported 33 minutes ago

  also, if your site is still running on plain HTTP in 2026, fix that immediately. without HTTPS, data traveling between users and your server can be intercepted. form submissions. passwords. payment info. everything. SSL is free on platforms like Vercel, Netlify, and Cloudflare now. there’s really no reason not to use it anymore.

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  Bored Devops ☠️🛠⚙️ (@syntoythesis) reported 34 minutes ago

  @theo @r_marked The only question I want to know is which level you're service will sit. Conventional wisdom says right above AWS/Azute/GCP, but that feels too boring. "It's a CloudFlare+Vercel wrapper," feels like something you'd go for and I am here for it.

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  Ravi Joseph (@rjkarmayogi) reported 40 minutes ago

  Technical marketing has the same structure as... marketing. Early in the history of the company, Cloudflare founder Matthew Prince realized that the output of Cloudflare’s engineering team could produce unique, differentiated marketing assets that could beat standard marketing content. He found that this created “the most cost effective and effective marketing that you can possibly do.” A key principle at work in Cloudflare’s engineering content: technical content still follows the same rules as other content types. There’s a different avatar, and specialized domain knowledge. But the structure underneath stays the same as in other types of marketing content: -Avatar -Problem -Solution -Transformation Cloudflare’s technical post “Our billing pipeline was suddenly slow. The culprit was a hidden bottleneck in ClickHouse” has this structure: -Avatar: Engineer running critical billing infrastructure. -Problem: Pipeline suddenly slow, no obvious errors. -Solution: Here's how we found lock contention in ClickHouse's query planner and patched it upstream. -Transformation: Query duration drops, resulting in competence and trust. In other words, Cloudflare’s technical post displays the same problem-solution-transformation structure as in other types of marketing. This problem-solution marketing structure is invisible when it's done well. The reader learns something, and in the process they learn that the company behind the content knows what it's doing. For infrastructure and developer tools companies, proof of competence can be a go-to-market strategy.

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  Jason Standiford (@jasonstandiford) reported 41 minutes ago

  @Cloudflare Seems to be down, getting a lot of 403's from our workers. Anybody else?

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  Julio Elizondo (@jelizor) reported 43 minutes ago

  OpenAI just launched Daybreak, a cybersecurity platform that turns GPT-5.5 into a vulnerability hunter. Cisco, CrowdStrike, Palo Alto, Cloudflare, Fortinet, Akamai, Oracle, and Zscaler are already integrating it. That partnership list is not a customer announcement. It is the entire cybersecurity industry admitting something that most people have not processed yet: human-speed security is over. Here is why. Mandiant's M-Trends 2026 report found that the average time from vulnerability disclosure to active exploitation has gone negative. Not short. Negative. Attackers are exploiting vulnerabilities before the patch exists. The handoff between the group that finds the access and the group that uses it has collapsed from 8 hours in 2022 to 22 seconds in 2025. Twenty-two seconds. That is not a window a human security team can close. This is the context that makes Daybreak significant. OpenAI built three tiers of GPT-5.5 for this: a standard model with normal safety rails, a Trusted Access model for verified defensive work, and a fully permissive model for red teaming and penetration testing. Read that again. They built a model specifically designed to attack systems, and they are giving it to the same companies that defend them. That is not a product decision. It is an architectural acknowledgment that cybersecurity has become an AI-versus-AI domain. The attacker uses AI to find the vulnerability. The defender uses AI to find it first. Whoever has the better model wins. The human is no longer the primary actor on either side. What I think happens next is straightforward. Within 18 months, every enterprise security stack will have an AI model as a core component, not as an add-on tool. The companies on that partnership list are not evaluating Daybreak. They are embedding it. That means OpenAI just inserted itself as a mandatory layer in enterprise infrastructure through a door that nobody was watching. Everyone was focused on chatbots and code assistants. The real platform play was cybersecurity. #AI #Cybersecurity

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  Shail (@Shail_2302_) reported 46 minutes ago

  @Erwin_AI I remember when last time cloudflare outage happened we sat on war room to figure out what went wrong and how we can prevent the same in future, the conclusion was we are so dependent that we just have to accept such downtime and inform users.