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✅ invalid file
✅ deployed globally
✅ crashing the softwareCloudFlare just pulled a CrowdStrike?
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✅ invalid file
✅ deployed globally
✅ crashing the softwareCloudFlare just pulled a CrowdStrike?
https://blog.cloudflare.com/18-november-2025-outage/There is a book called Normal Accidents:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Normal_AccidentsThe author puts forth three rules that define systems susceptible to catastrophic accidents which are completely to be expected:
- the system is complex
- the system is tightly coupled
- the system has catastrophic potentialThis describes huge cloud providers like CloudFlare very well, and specifically describes the last outage very well.
CloudFlare, AWS, Azure, GCP are simply Too Big Not To Fail.
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✅ invalid file
✅ deployed globally
✅ crashing the softwareCloudFlare just pulled a CrowdStrike?
https://blog.cloudflare.com/18-november-2025-outage/@rysiek As they say: Everyone has a testing environment. Some are lucky to have a separate production one.
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✅ invalid file
✅ deployed globally
✅ crashing the softwareCloudFlare just pulled a CrowdStrike?
https://blog.cloudflare.com/18-november-2025-outage/@rysiek ✅ somehow avoided triggering it in staging/QA env
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@rysiek ✅ somehow avoided triggering it in staging/QA env
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https://www.vaticannews.va/it/mondo/news/2025-11/ucraina-amputazioni-protesi-guerra.html
Roman ha subito l’amputazione degli arti inferiori, di un braccio ed ha perso la vista da un occhio.
#Ucraina #amputati
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Opperbacco 💣
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@Edent and, also, I'm sorry for getting distracted and excited about British history. It's kind of toxic to change the subject in the comments.
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@mariellequinton @WheresMyWater Wikipedia's multiple personality disorder strikes again
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@Edent however, you didn't make a note on the very unique part of this change, which is that Gargron basically got back wages for his years of work on Mastodon. That's extremely unusual; Open Source developers often only have a chance to maybe someday get a submarket full-time job supporting their project (and usually to add Enterprise features). I hope it represents a change in that direction too.
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@Edent I didn't finish the first paragraph
