The Broncos have won.
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lol

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The Broncos have won.
Processing may now resume.
lol

Shouldn't that read the cheaters have lost?

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SETI Main and Beta are back up. :-)

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The Broncos have won.
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lol

Shouldn't that read the cheaters have lost?

Guess if we can get a break from Billy Bellyache and Tom's deflated balls it's all to the good ...

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Here we go again...

Here we go again...

As in down for the count again at 0508 utc, I see ...

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grrrrr and a long post .... grrrrrrrrrr

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I wonder what it could be.

Are we saturating the servers so much that it's crashing?

grrrrr and a long post .... grrrrrrrrrr

Don't worry, just assume you posted it and then I replied disagreeing with everything you said. It will save time. ;)

grrrrr and a long post .... grrrrrrrrrr

Notepad is a great tool for writing long posts for those unexpected whoops moments when a server decides to burp.

I think it was Jord who had mentioned awhile back he uses that option.

grrrrr and a long post .... grrrrrrrrrr

Notepad is a great tool for writing long posts for those unexpected whoops moments when a server decides to burp.

I think it was Jord who had mentioned awhile back he uses that option.

If I spend more than about 60 seconds typing a reply, I have gotten into an instinctual habit of doing ctrl+a, ctrl+c before hitting "Post reply." Not just on these sites, but.. anywhere. I've lost too many long, well-detailed posts due to not at least having them in the clipboard. Sometimes you can get lucky with hitting 'back', but not always.

I think there has been some scheduled maintenance work at Berkeley.

http://systemstatus.berkeley.edu/

Can't see anything there that matches up in timeframe or content to what we're seeing at this time.

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grrrrr and a long post .... grrrrrrrrrr

Notepad is a great tool for writing long posts for those unexpected whoops moments when a server decides to burp.

I think it was Jord who had mentioned awhile back he uses that option.

If I spend more than about 60 seconds typing a reply, I have gotten into an instinctual habit of doing ctrl+a, ctrl+c before hitting "Post reply." Not just on these sites, but.. anywhere. I've lost too many long, well-detailed posts due to not at least having them in the clipboard. Sometimes you can get lucky with hitting 'back', but not always.

There is cure for this: Lazarus: Form Recovery
https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/lazarus-form-recovery/loljledaigphbcpfhfmgopdkppkifgno
https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/lazarus-form-recovery-pat/djffgnjhndjebbbgmkibfgjfegffmcpm

https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/lazarus-form-recovery/

I have/use newer version (as a file which I drop on Extensions tab to install - lazarus-chrome-latest_v3.2.crx - MD5 a54cba5f8a0ba355041738df877b7e7f) but the original site do not respond:
http://getlazarus.com/

I use it in Chromium 35 and 40 based browsers (Iron and Slimjet)

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There has been an Mag 6.2 earthquake at Gibraltar a short while ago at the boundary of the Eurasian and African Plates.

You mean a 4.6, 5.3, 5.0, 5.1, 5.3, 6.1 and 4.6 magnitude EQ, all today. One 5.1 4 days ago.

World map.
Nicely mapped out before the coast of Morocco. The longitude and latitude values in the link break the option to make its position an active link, sorry.

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pass the coffee please...

perfect! thanks.

Best I can tell it went down between 5 am and 5:15 am utc, or about 7 hours ago

It went down 05.10UTC-for what it's worth.

It went down 05.10UTC-for what it's worth.

Well, then, no wonder my phone is cold. Maybe I'll let it have some Einstein. Or not.

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There has been an Mag 6.2 earthquake at Gibraltar a short while ago at the boundary of the Eurasian and African Plates.

You mean a 4.6, 5.3, 5.0, 5.1, 5.3, 6.1 and 4.6 magnitude EQ, all today. One 5.1 4 days ago.

Nicely mapped out before the coast of Morocco. The longitude and latitude values in the link break the option to make it an active link, sorry.

Here's a bit.ly for it. http://on.doi.gov/1S5URDD

Hmm, I just realized after pasting it that it's still a .gov address, not bit.ly/something. It's what I got from bit.ly, though.

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