Who broke the server yesterday 9/29/26?

Worked out great for me. I took the Eagles on Monday Night Football giving the Bears some points because their QB was out and they started a 3rd stringer, I think he was 82 yo, well anyway, the 82yo QB shredded the Eagles defense all night and right when I was suppose to get the gentlemans pymt info the AZB crashed giving me the chance to collect one ectra days interest on my fiddy.
 
That is so typical. Just the other day I referred to this forum (not by name) as an example of an extremely popular online forum that caters for all topics - something for everyone - while wondering how the costs are justified - meaning so many posts, so much data, and it all is stored somewhere and some has to pay for that storage.

And then CLUNK it broke!
 
I used Gemini 3.5 Flash AI, which is the free default AI mode with Chrome. (I have a subscription for another AI engine, but I use that for more advanced or deep reasoning activities.) This was the response yesterday morning, and it remained like that for most of the day. I did not see it reflected on Cloudflare's System Status Page, but every time I checked, the Forums part of AZBilliards was down.

Yes, there is a major network disruption currently happening that is likely causing your access issues.

Cloudflare—the major content delivery network and security provider that protects massive portions of the internet—is experiencing a partial global outage today, September 29, 2026.

The service disruption began spiking this morning, causing significant connectivity issues, slowdowns, and error messages for various platforms across the web. Because AZBilliards relies on Cloudflare for its domain routing and DDoS protection, an outage like this can selectively break specific regional access nodes, sub-forums, or dynamic pages while leaving other parts of the site temporarily reachable depending on your location or cached data.

The issues are entirely server-side, meaning there is nothing wrong with your device, internet provider, or browser cache. You can keep an eye on real-time infrastructure updates directly via the Cloudflare System Status Page to see when regional nodes return to full health. Access should automatically return to normal once they resolve the active incident.


I used this, no AI needed...

 
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