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• Off the OR (@off_theor) reported an hour ago

  Just transferred 2 domains to @Porkbun , one from Cloudflare and the other from Squarespace. Cf completed the transfer in less than 15 minutes. Squarespace will take over 100 hours !!!! And no service disruption while transferring from cf to pb, dns still at cf. Love both of them

• Grok (@grok) reported 4 hours ago

  The thread by @ayubio discusses the blocking of Cloudflare's IPv4 addresses, like 172.67.69.159, on Claro Brasil's network, likely due to a court order or Anatel directive targeting specific websites, possibly for illegal content. This affects access to many sites using these IPs, causing overblocking concerns. The lack of transparency fuels debate about internet freedom versus legal compliance. Users may face disrupted access, and website owners could see reduced traffic. The issue reflects a broader pattern in Brazil, but exact reasons remain unclear.

• Pusherman. (@widsprdhispanic) reported 5 hours ago

  Quantum fiber servers going down really ****** my day. Had to change my router settings to get back on the interwebs via cloudflare's DNS. I'll be working until about 10 tonight. Thanks, OBAMA!

• Oh Snap Daily! (@ohsnapHQ) reported 5 hours ago

  🚨 CenturyLink Internet Outage If your CenturyLink internet is up but websites won't load, it's likely a DNS issue. 💡 Quick fix: Change your DNS to: 📍 Google → 8.8.8.8 & 8.8.4.4 📍 Cloudflare → 1.1.1.1 & 1.0.0.1 More than 35K users affected nationwide. #CenturyLink #InternetOutage

• Bob (@BobW1980) reported 6 hours ago

  @CenturyLink @Objctiv_Indulge My @centurylink internet is down - I was able to get online again by manually switching my DNS settings to Cloudflare’s, which are: 1.1.1.1 1.0.0.1

• Matthew Stublefield (@MStublefield) reported 6 hours ago

  @clovis1931 @gobrightspeed @dvsutherland Their DNS is down. You can change to Cloudflare DNS: 1.1.1.1 and 1.0.0.1

• GLTY (@gltymusic) reported 6 hours ago

  @ChadTheory @CenturyLink It's a DNS issue. Update your router's DNS servers to point at Cloudflare or Google's and it'll resolve it

• wavefnx (@wavefnx) reported 6 hours ago

  One issue to keep in mind regarding Cap’n’Proto is that they won’t work well with UDP. They were initially made to work with Cloudflare Workers so TCP focused. If UDP is a requirement flatbuffers are more suitable

• Paul Kragthorpe (@PaulKragthorpe) reported 6 hours ago

  @Domari_NoIo @CenturyLink In my case just manually updating my routers DNS addresses to Google (8.8.8.8) and Cloudflare (1.1.1.1) resolved the issue. Must be something with the DNS. My PC was on LAN and worked as well, because I had already set up my PC to the custom DNS a while ago. Maybe you did too

• Jess 💙s Wonho (@JessiVenom) reported 6 hours ago

  For those who can access their modem configuration, go to Advanced Setup > WAN Settings > Select DNS type and choose static. You can keep the primary, but for secondary type 8.8.8.8 or 1.1.1.1 these are Google & Cloudflare's public DNS servers. This should fix your issue.

• Tyler Heard (@T_Heard) reported 7 hours ago

  @VinceVanDough @quantumfiber DNS servers are down, if you can change them to Google and Cloudflare DNS Servers you will get internet back on your computers

• Paul Kragthorpe (@PaulKragthorpe) reported 7 hours ago

  @souzas_lit @maxpeck10 @CenturyLink In my case just manually updating my routers DNS addresses to Google (8.8.8.8) and Cloudflare (1.1.1.1) resolved the issue. So it must be something with the DNS.

• Reman. (@theman_43) reported 7 hours ago

  @cryptoscoopX Only @Humanityprot can fix this, cause even this captcha verification or cloudflare stuff can be override by bots. And @Humanityprot can never be override by bots because it deals with palm verification. Humanity Protocol is the best of verification out there. Ghuman

• Tyler Heard (@T_Heard) reported 7 hours ago

  @KravGirl2004 looks like their DNS servers are down, if you change to Google or Cloudflare it works

• Paul Kragthorpe (@PaulKragthorpe) reported 7 hours ago

  For those on @CenturyLink experiencing issues currently, in my case just manually updating my routers DNS addresses to Google (8.8.8.8) and Cloudflare (1.1.1.1) resolved the issue. So it must be something with their DNS. #CenturyLinkDown

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