It's not actually out in the Bay itself, is it?Greg Bernhardt said:
I hope notPeroK said:
That's funny. The ping gave me San Francisco. What exactly have they told you when they spoke about the bay area?Greg Bernhardt said:
And here also I hope? As I don't do Facebook or Twitter.Greg Bernhardt said:
You are pinging the IP address of the Cloudflare CDN, it'll be the origin server that is in Tampa Bay.fresh_42 said:That's funny. The ping gave me San Francisco. What exactly have they told you when they spoke about the bay area?
What, you'd like Greg to post a message here saying "you can't see this because the site is down?"dlgoff said:
Kicking myself.pbuk said:
For not being on Facebook? Well, there are pluses and minuses...dlgoff said:Kicking myself.
Uh ... or not.berkeman said:For not being on Facebook? Well, there are pluses and minuses...
Nice. Doesn't look like either should get flooded.Greg Bernhardt said:
I don't have emails integrated into any third-party service so these are the only outside communication abilities I have.symbolipoint said:
Give it time.PeroK said:
Those features exist for at least twenty years, even before cloud computing became normal. However, it's not quite cheap. I had offers where they suggested replacing an entire IT department with a truck in the parking lot in case of a disaster.Vanadium 50 said:
A service provider with multiple locations will often provide that capability, but at a price.Vanadium 50 said:
Could you give the name to look for the Twitter identifier for people to CHECK even if someone is not a Twitter member?Greg Bernhardt said:
Anthropomorphizing.
Yes I realize that now, but still the display of physicsforums on Twitter is not a comfortable arrangement. The format of the forum itself is good.StevieTNZ said:
Twitter is mostly used as an official channel for communication throughout the world. It is not a forum software like XenForo or Reddit.symbolipoint said:
Twitter is an absurdity to me. I always read or hear that someone whose opinion I do not care the least about and who is a celebrity for reasons I do not understand announced something on Twitter that doesn't affect any part of my life.Wrichik Basu said:
It all depends on how you use it. And that is, in fact, true for the internet as a whole. If you form your opinion about Twitter by following news agencies, then you will see it from their perspective. If you use it and customize it yourself, then you will have a significantly different perspective. For example, I follow several established physicists from CERN and other institutes who share glimpses of their work and their working environment, which I find quite interesting and motivating. I also follow some lawyers and law-reporting agencies and thereby try to keep myself up-to-date with the various legal developments in my country. Then you have accounts like LHC status which will give you the live status of the LHC.fresh_42 said:
Yeah. I've got a friend called The Grumpy Programmer who posts about his PHP QA testing constantly. He has tens of thousands of followers. So there's that...Wrichik Basu said:
I dunno, I would probably follow you to keep tabs on your dog training (er, your dog training you, I mean)...DaveC426913 said:
Heh.berkeman said:I dunno, I would probably follow you to keep tabs on your dog training (er, your dog training you, I mean)...
That's irrelevant at this point. I just got a tweet from your dog. She is quite eloquent...DaveC426913 said:
Tell her she should seek professional consultancy and ask a cat for the project plan.berkeman said:
I would more, much more, prefer to read about that HERE.berkeman said:I dunno, I would probably follow you to keep tabs on your dog training (er, your dog training you, I mean)...