Uspex@home is down for....weeks

It’s DNS that Russia has been setting its sights on. At the beginning of April, the country was supposed to test a new method of isolating the entire country’s internet traffic so that citizen internet traffic would only stay within the country’s geographical boundaries instead of bouncing around the world. The plan – which was met with skepticism from much of the engineering community, if not dismissed outright – was to create a Russia-only copy of the DNS servers (the internet’s address book, currently headquartered in California) so that citizens’ traffic would be exclusively directed to Russian sites, or Russian versions of external sites. It would send Russian internet users to Yandex if they typed in Google, or the social network VK instead of Facebook.

http://www.bbc.com/future/story/20190514-the-global-internet-is-disintegrating-what-comes-next

This might also explain why sites like USPEX@Home and Acoustics@home are down, or at least unreachable.

http://www.bbc.com/future/story/20190514-the-global-internet-is-disintegrating-what-comes-next

This might also explain why sites like USPEX@Home and Acoustics@home are down, or at least unreachable.

But Gerasim is online.