Ooof, this one looks like a big one!

canva.com

chess.com

claude.com

coinbase.com

kraken.com

linkedin.com

medium.com

notion.so

npmjs.com

shopify.com (!)

and many more I won't add bc I don't want to be spammy.

Edit: Just checked all my websites hosted there (~12), they're all ok. Other people with small websites are doing well.

Only huge sites seem to be down. Perhaps they deal with them separately, the premium-tier of Cloudflare clients, ... and those went down, dang.

My small websites are also up. I wonder if they're going to go down soon, or if we're safe.

readthedocs down is hurting me the most. My small websites are doing OK.

zoom

If you're actually actually smart you understand this short-term thinking strategy leads nowhere and its second-order effects are devastating.

Midwit meme strikes again.

Indeed this is pretty bad.

The vast majority of developers do not update their frameworks to the latest version so this is something that will linger on for years. Particularly if you're on Next something-like-12 and there's breaking changes in order to go to 16 + patch.

OTOH this is great news for bad actors and pentesters.

This doesn't affect Next 12. Every single minor version of Next that's affected has a patch in the corresponding minor release cycle: https://nextjs.org/blog/CVE-2025-66478#fixed-versions

>spotlight

Literally, who?

>the cow tongue will cleanse your aura

It's like that three-finger meme from the Tarantino movie, lol.

Yann LeCun tis saying that some Paul Halpern from X alleges that Albert Einstein (the one from the stories!) had a conversation with some psychologist more than a hundred years ago where those words were uttered.

If true, this is somehow meant to be taken as a rule/law that language and thoughts are fundamentally different things.

No wonder why he got sacked, lol.

Websites can also use 100% of your CPU as well.

You might not be aware, but this is a trivial thing to do.

Lol, no one would want to buy that trash.

Same w/ Perplexity.

To me, this qualifies as some sort ASI already.

What?

Why?