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DeadKenny 14-08-2003 23:20

Potential internet disruption due to power cuts in US?
 
In case you find things going down as all of NY as well as Detroit and into Canada, have no power.

Not terrorist related but apparently a failure at a single sub-station that's caused a cascade across the eastern side of the US because the system is so old and no redundancy seems to be built in! Crazy.

This could explain outages on the net.

http://www.sky.com/skynews/article/0...100431,00.html

Pritch 14-08-2003 23:22

Is that where Google is?

Google's not working! Aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaargh! Aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaargh! Aaaaaaaaaaaaargh!

dingosar 14-08-2003 23:28

working ok from here :confused: :confused:

homealone 14-08-2003 23:31

Quote:

Originally posted by dingosar
working ok from here :confused: :confused:
still cached?

Richard M 14-08-2003 23:35

Google is based in Mountain View, California so they are not affected.

Pritch 14-08-2003 23:35

Quote:

Originally posted by Drudge
Working OK here in NE Lancs but S......L.....O.......W
Yeah, my mistake. I got "Not working at all" confused with "Unbelieveably slow"

danielf 14-08-2003 23:44

Quote:

Originally posted by Pritch
Yeah, my mistake. I got "Not working at all" confused with "Unbelieveably slow"
Lightning fast here :shrug:

Jerrek 15-08-2003 07:16

Quote:

Originally posted by Roger K
Google is based in Mountain View, California so they are not affected.
But in all probability your traffic is routed through New England.

Tonight sucked big time in Toronto. Yeck.

Nidge 15-08-2003 12:42

It's never been so fast long live the power cuts :D :D :D :wavey: :wavey: :wavey:


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