I'm kinda worried about these outages but also think it's a good thing that we're having this convo. It means companies like Cloudflare are being scrutinized and held accountable for their services . The fact that they're owning up to the issue and apologizing is a big deal, right? And yeah, I can see how a centralized business model might make them vulnerable to disruptions . But at the same time, it's also making people more aware of the importance of reliability in our online lives . Maybe this is an opportunity for Cloudflare (and other big tech companies) to step up their game and become even better at what they do?
I mean, who wouldn't love a good ol' fashioned internet meltdown to spice up their Friday morning? Like, what's the worst that could happen, right? A few popular platforms go down and suddenly everyone's all like "clouds are falling from the sky" (not literally, because, you know, it was just Cloudflare's API). Anyway, I guess this is a good reminder to, you know, diversify our internet services or something. But hey, at least we got some great commentary on Cloudflare's centralized business model – sounds like a solid plan for making the internet more... interesting?
I'm kinda worried about these outages but also think it's a good thing that we're having this convo. It means companies like Cloudflare are being scrutinized and held accountable for their services 
. The fact that they're owning up to the issue and apologizing is a big deal, right? And yeah, I can see how a centralized business model might make them vulnerable to disruptions 
. But at the same time, it's also making people more aware of the importance of reliability in our online lives 
. Maybe this is an opportunity for Cloudflare (and other big tech companies) to step up their game and become even better at what they do? 
Like, what's the worst that could happen, right? A few popular platforms go down and suddenly everyone's all like "clouds are falling from the sky" (not literally, because, you know, it was just Cloudflare's API). Anyway, I guess this is a good reminder to, you know, diversify our internet services or something. But hey, at least we got some great commentary on Cloudflare's centralized business model – sounds like a solid plan for making the internet more... interesting? 