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  Jordan Coeyman (@acoyfellow) reported 2 minutes ago

  @ejc3 i mean cloudflare as a company, network, and entire product suite..

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  Emmanuel Geoffrey (@emmageo08) reported 4 minutes ago

  @tryselar Please try and fix this cloudflare “I am human verification”. It’s adding unnecessary friction to student’s access to my program. Please the tech team needs to look into this.

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  Matt Hamlin (@immatthamlin) reported 7 minutes ago

  @Cloudflare How can I dig into the billing info and find where all the usage is coming from? I've effectively never needed to pay above the $5/mo plan but suddenly my usage spiked a couple of days ago - no clue where or how though

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  WhiskyBone🌻🍅 (@Whisky_Bone) reported 9 minutes ago

  @Cloudflare I'm an angry customer and I'll be angry until you host kiwifarms for DDOS protection

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  @Ralik (@tfgsdg) reported 12 minutes ago

  Linux just crossed 10% desktop market share in North America. According to StatCounter’s July 2026 data, Linux hit 10.65% (some reports put the US even higher). Windows dropped from the mid-60s to around 57%. This isn’t a slow climb. It’s a sudden jump. Why it’s happening? Microsoft has been pushing users away for years: - Aggressive AI/Copilot integration everywhere - Ads and recommendations in the Start menu - Forced Microsoft accounts - Strict hardware requirements that leave older but still capable PCs behind - Growing privacy and bloat frustration Meanwhile Linux keeps getting easier, more polished, and better for everyday use (especially with Steam Deck momentum and improving desktop environments). The bigger picture For decades “the year of Linux” was a meme. In 2026 the numbers finally moved. Even if some of the spike is inflated by bots (Cloudflare human-only traffic shows a more modest rise), the direction is clear: Windows is leaking users, and Linux is catching them. The penguin is no longer just for servers and terminals. Welcome to the double digits.

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  Gagan Suie (@gagansuie) reported 13 minutes ago

  Cloudflare published its 2026 Threat Report on March 3, 2026. The figures come from its own network, not a survey.

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  Jimi Plouffe (@JimiPlouffe) reported 14 minutes ago

  @escu__valentin @marclou No honestly — haven’t had a need before this. We moved the site to different host, made other optimizations + stricter cloudflare settings / bot blocking. No issues since.

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  📈Nat Serrano (@natserran0) reported 17 minutes ago

  Also @Cloudflare can you please add multitenant to your CLI? Like gh auth swithc in github. I have to logout and login in wrangler everytime I am swtiching accounts

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  Jornalaw online (@maurodemarchi) reported 21 minutes ago

  Stopping the bad guys with Cloudflare: 169,183 malicious requests blocked or challenged in the last month #cloudflare

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  Peterk (@_peterk) reported 23 minutes ago

  An hour that quietly tells you who the internet is being built for now. Google's AI brain drain is the headline everyone's reading wrong. Jeff Dean shuffling roles while Gemini keeps getting outpaced by Anthropic and OpenAI isn't just a talent story — it's a sign that even the company that invented the transformer is struggling to ship faster than smaller, hungrier labs. Size and legacy don't guarantee speed anymore. If anything, they slow you down. Then there's Cloudflare building a browser that isn't for humans at all. Kitesurf is a small launch but a big tell: the web is quietly forking into two versions, one for people scrolling and one for agents clicking, and the second one is being optimized for cost and speed, not experience. We're not far from a world where most "browsing" has no human on the other end. And somewhere in China, a genuinely good little EV gets revealed to a market that will never include the US, because trade policy is now doing the job engineering used to do: deciding what you're allowed to want. Three different stories, same lesson — the future is being built and shipped around you, not for you. #AI #Tech #EVs

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  Ixonix (@IxonixYT) reported 25 minutes ago

  Cloudflare is a good reminder that infrastructure products win by making invisible costs legible. Bot traffic is not just a security problem; it is a bill someone pays. Show the traffic split, the dollars, and the control. Observability should end in a decision.

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  Dave Loodts (@daveloodts) reported 25 minutes ago

  Always been hesitant about Cloudflare, dependency/downtime. Since the big surge in bots I've moved a few sites to the free plan. Since yesterday 1 on a paid plan with the whole edge caching shebang. Damn. I should've listened to @remkusdevries sooner. New course ready, Remkus?

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  Undeference (@Undeference) reported 25 minutes ago

  Those times when @Cloudflare requires clicking a checkbox for every single request, including for scripts, resulting in entire sites breaking… And the page to report issues is broken.

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  Rohit Chauhan (@degenrsc) reported 28 minutes ago

  $NET - announces agentic wallet and stablecoin rails - mentions casually agents have now crossed humans in web traffic for the first time - offers up an opportunity for every web page to monetize what the agent sees the chart breaks long term cup and handle formation on the upside things literally can't be more fairytale than this everybody thought the real beneficiaries will be the protocol governing this aka x402 and by that logic $COIN but what they fail to see, and what every cycle folks forget is that its not who owns the rails that wins, its who owns distribution cloudflare literally runs the web. can't get more bullish than this. cloudflare controls the actual traffic path, identity layer (stable agent IDs tied to human accounts), security/CDN edge, and now both sides of the payment marketplace. History repeatedly shows that owning the distribution layer and user/customer relationship captures more durable value than inventing the protocol (TCP/IP vs the companies that scaled the internet; open standards vs the platforms that aggregated demand). Cloudflare already sits in front of a huge share of sites. Making agent payments native (identity + wallet + monetization) turns every protected origin into a potential economic node. Agents that need to pay for content/APIs have a low-friction path if the site is on Cloudflare. Network effects compound: more sites monetize → more agent activity routes through Cloudflare → stickier platform. of course launching a service and adoption of the service aren't the same. All of this new product is yet unproven but directionally this is one of the strongest bets going into the remainder of the year. I'm going in.

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  Jayadeep Reddy (@jayadeepreddys) reported 31 minutes ago

  @Cloudflare Enabling agents with no origin changes relies entirely on edge translation. This renders traditional web scraping obsolete. Moving agent interaction to the network layer controls the routing protocol for all automated web tasks.