The internet is shitting out but hexbear is fine?
Fucking finally! I was getting tired of the opposite!
this post was submitted on 20 Oct 2025
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Folks, McDonald's is affected. I repeat. The clown is down.
America has fallen
billions must be served
Served incorrect DNS
Love when aws goes down, wish it happened more often. Though it gives us stupid work to do, it vindicates me on how stupid it is for majority of cloud computing to be on 1 company's services.
the internet should be allowed to take a nap once in a while 
I am hearing that on its deathbed AWS received the light of Islam and unhesitatingly recited the Shahada. Even now it looks down on the Ummah from the gardens of Jannah. Truly there is no god but Allah, and Mohammad is his prophet!
us-east-1 continues to be the lynchpin holding all AWS regions together.
You can deploy across the globe with multiple redundant pathways and survive a meteor attack, but if some DNS is misapplied in us-east-1 everything falls apart.
This same outcome will keep happening so long as us-east-1 continues to have special treatment. We’re close to two decades of us-east-1 fucking up global services already, make it stop.
Wait, there isn't real redundancy??
It’s mostly the early AWS services that were created before AWS had the concept of regions.
Certain services e.g. IAM (who/what can access what and how) operate out of us-east-1. If your app is hosted in eu-west-1 but needs to assume an IAM profile to authenticate with S3 to read/write data, you’re fucked until IAM is back online.
S3 has regional buckets but the control plane effectively operates out of us-east-1.
You also need to factor in us-east-1 being the default in most tutorials and libraries, and that a lot of these companies are US based so will stick with that default and not bother with multi-region tenancy because it’s difficult to justify the expense.
This is a flagrant violation of GDPR, but it's all cool because without it there would be no internet.
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if not ... How is most of internet relying on Amazon???
The Verge is reporting GLOBAL issues.
I can confirm this, it's happening in Europe as well. Even the automated crossing walk lights were down in my city.
Even the automated crossing walk lights were down in my city.
Why is it connected to the internet?
Innovation sweetie, you wouldn’t understand.
Brb gonna go run crypto miners on the stoplights before they’re reinstalled
Like what would happen to the US economy if all these data centers stopped working? Its like half the US economy now. The power grid is reaching a point it cant handle it very soon and whats gonna happen when there is a big crash?
They will take down residential service way before service to data centers is ever effected.
Yeah, we will be given the ultimatum of either being able to use Gemini or keeping our refrigerators on. Most people will choose Gemini because it can give us recipes that only require hot cheetos and g-fuel.
This is just DNS DNSing, but everything always has to be China's fault somehow
Love these “Did China do x?” Headlines
I know AI is behind this somehow but I just cant prove it
Probably just maintenance guy unplugging the big router to plug in the vacuum cleaner.
How will I eat my slop now? 
i'm just now recalling an article where jeff bezos said bashar al-assad "must go". you can't read it because the site it was on used aws, but i promise it's real
DynamoDB in US-EAST-1 had a DNS issue
We have identified a potential root cause for error rates for the DynamoDB APIs in the US-EAST-1 Region. Based on our investigation, the issue appears to be related to DNS resolution of the DynamoDB API endpoint in US-EAST-1. We are working on multiple parallel paths to accelerate recovery. This issue also affects other AWS Services in the US-EAST-1 Region. Global services or features that rely on US-EAST-1 endpoints such as IAM updates and DynamoDB Global tables may also be experiencing issues. During this time, customers may be unable to create or update Support Cases. We recommend customers continue to retry any failed requests. We will continue to provide updates as we have more information to share, or by 2:45 AM.
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Vibe coding finally showing it's consequences??
I doubt it. We've had DNS issues long before AI and we'll have them long after.
Its always DNS. Who deleted the forwarding zone? Speak up!
Happened a few times when I was there, rejoice while it lasts, they like to give a few people brooms but it was generally like peace on Earth had come.
Getting worse? Reddit is now having problems with image hosting.
i was trying to consoom on swappa and it's not letting me 😒
Just woke up to this, already see my work phone has been going nuts and glad I don't to clean up the mess.
Dead internet isn't just a theory anymore
On the one hand lol, lmao, but on the other hand Canvas (which is apparently AWS-dependent, love that) is also down and I've got homework to do
Yea Canvas is down for me too and I can't do any of my work cause all of it is on Canvas, can't watch lectures, can't view PowerPoints, can't even see my HW assignments. I got stuff do tonight and tomorrow shit sucks
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Aww... GFD. Apparently ALEKS is based off Amazon as well. I too have homework to do.
Edit: Nevermind. There it goes.
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According to DownDetector at 3:44 a.m. ET, 5,852 users reported issues with Amazon Web Services (AWS), according to DownDetector. The majority of the problems were concentrated in the US-East-1 region (77%), followed by US-West-1 (13%) and US-West-2 (10%), highlighting that the outage primarily impacted the eastern United States but was also felt on the west coast.
As per the website, Amazon (.com) users reported a much higher number. More than 14,000 users as of 3:44 a.m. ET on Monday. The most affected areas of the service included the mobile App: 53% of users reported issues; home Page: 26% of users reported issues; shopping cart: 22% of users reported issues.
the east is red
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Oh that’s so fucking funny. Just last night I was going through stuff and found an old Amazon gift card. How topical.
Nice.
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