https://blog.cloudflare.com/cloudflare-1-1-1-1-incident-on-july-14-2025/ Summary: Most of 1.1.1.1's IP addresses were accidentally included in the configuration for some new service, thus the routes were withdrawn globally when the service was deployed to a test data center.
AWS switched one of their product announcement web pages to a new theme a few days ago, it truncated a headline to "AWS WAF reduces web application security..." and then I guess they reverted to the old theme. :blobthinkingeyes:
Hot take: Granted "Yes"/"Ask me again later" prompts are evil. BUT! Prompts that randomly pop up and then randomly disappear forever when you accidentally interact with some element of the page -- even the prompt's own "Learn more" link -- are also toxic and hostile and awful. At least you can't permanently miss "ask me again later" prompts by accident. Software needs a link to a "what the fuck was that thing I just missed" list. (And not just "what's new" or "tips and tricks" or support links that go to completely different information.)