The Backhoe, The Internet's Natural Enemy
Juha-Matti Laurio writes "Experts say last week's Sprint outage is a reminder that with all the attention paid to computer viruses and the latest Windows security holes, the most vulnerable threads in America's critical infrastructures lie literally beneath our feet. A study issued last month by the Common Ground Alliance, or CGA -- an industry group comprised of utilities and construction companies -- calculated that there were more than 675,000 excavation accidents in 2004 in which underground cables or pipelines were damaged." I estimate that one third of those accidents occured within the 5 block radius surrounding my office.
fp 4 me!
...telecom companies dig YOU up!
This sig, aah-ah, is comin' like a ghost-sig...
the EARS' natural enemies...
Previously: "Linux... Toward the Sunrise..." Now: "Linux... Toward the-- No, now, part of Every Sunrise"
Is it just me or has Gmail been down for a while today? Or maybe there was a fiber cut somewhere? :)
When you get to hell -- tell 'em Itchy sent ya!
The Sharpie, Sony's natural enemy.
Heat, the XBox 360's natural enemy.
This week, Gmail has been extremely slow for me. I switched to html-only mode to speed it up a bit, but it is still slow.
Where law ends, tyranny begins -- William Pitt