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Why The Cloudflare Outage Was a Good Thing : An Interesting Take

The chaos reveals a potentially positive wake-up call.

The Core Problem: Centralization
The outage highlights a critical vulnerability: the creeping centralization of the internet. We are sleepwalking into a society that assumes the net is always on.

The internet was designed for decentralization to survive catastrophes, but economics and security challenges have corralled the web into "citadels" like AWS and Cloudflare.

Real-World Consequences
It is not just about social media going down. As daily life—banking, retail, government ID—becomes mediated by the internet, the lack of offline alternatives becomes dangerous.

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"I couldn't get air for my tyres at two garages because of cloudflare going down... the machine says 'cash only' and there's no cash slot."

The Lesson: Resilience Over Efficiency
Outages like this are a warning. They force us to value redundancy.

* The Supply Chain Parallel: Just as COVID-19 exposed that global supply chains were too "lean" and lacked buffer inventory, digital outages show we have optimized away our resilience.
* The Monoculture Risk: Like growing only one type of banana risks extinction from a single disease, a digital infrastructure dependent on two or three key players creates a fragile single point of failure.

Conclusion
We are drifting toward a society that cannot function without digital infrastructure, yet that infrastructure is increasingly fragile. We must use these outages as motivation to build slack into the system and ensure reliable, offline alternatives exist before a worse crisis hits.

Embrace outages, and build redundancy.

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Maximum screen brightness of the Samsung Galaxy S26 series: 2600 nit

•Nothing will support file transfer with AirDrop.

Samsung plans to mass produce HMO displays, a new generation technology that has recently attracted attention, in its new production line next year (@RossYoung and related industry sources)

The display that Apple is developing as a next-generation LTPO display is based on HMO display technology.

Samsung currently plans to mass produce HMO technology starting in 2026.