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Site Outage
by Flexo on September 12, 2005
in Administration
We appear to be back online, if a little slow. It seems the power outage in Los Angeles — blame Wil Wheaton if you want, but the official excuse is that someone “inadvertently cut a power cable” — had this site (and many, many others) out of commission for several hours. Hopefully the sites are back up to stay.
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