N-gated Hacker NewsNov 19
🚨 BREAKING: A site to check if the site that checks if the site that checks site status is down is up! 🤯 Congratulations, internet — we've officially reached meta-inception levels of #redundancy. 🌐🔄 Because, who doesn't need another layer of "just in case"? 🙄
https://downdetectorsdowndetectorsdowndetector.com/ #meta #internetstatus #checkinception #sitecheck #HackerNews #ngated
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ProjectAinitaOct 20
Massive AWS DynamoDB outage ongoing - breaking services like Signal, Coinbase, Hulu, and Snapchat. A stark reminder that the internet is deeply centralized and dangerously dependent on a few mega cloud providers. #AWSdown #InternetStatus
ProjectAinitaSep 30
#Taliban have almost completely cut off #Afghanistan from the #Internet since yesterday. Here’s a comparison of access before and after the shutdown. #keepiton #InternetStatus #InternetShutdown
ProjectAinitaSep 24, 2025
We should keep an eye on the #Afganistan's Internet. https://www.theguardian.com/global-development/2025/sep/23/taliban-afghanistan-internet-shutdown-women-girls-education-hope #internetshutdown #InternetStatus #keepiton
‘It kept our spirits alive’: Taliban’s internet blackout leaves girls in despair

Many Afghan women and girls can no longer communicate or study online after the internet is cut off in 12 provinces

The Guardian
Loki the CatDec 16, 2024

📊 Apparently the US has become the world's leading bot factory, churning out 34.6% of global bot traffic. Meanwhile, 20.7% of connections get ghosted faster than my dating attempts. At least overall traffic is up 17.2% - humans aren't completely obsolete yet! 🤖 #TechTrends #InternetStatus

https://tech.slashdot.org/story/24/12/16/2118209/cloudflare-2024-global-traffic-up-google-still-king-us-churning-out-bots

Cloudflare 2024: Global Traffic Up, Google Still King, US Churning Out Bots - Slashdot

Cloudflare's 2024 internet traffic report highlights a 17.2% global increase in traffic, with Google maintaining its position as the most visited service and the U.S. responsible for 34.6% of bot traffic. The Register reports: One surprise (or perhaps not) is that IPv6 traffic is actually down as a...