hey stormy and zim and probably others
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hey stormy and zim and probably others
so is facebook really fucked up and gone forever or is this just hot gossip and wishful thinking
people who have tech things in their bios keep saying that facebook's DNS record has been wiped from its root servers, and i know fuck all about what that means but it doesn't sound jolly good
people who have tech things in their bios keep saying that facebook's DNS record has been wiped from its root servers, and i know fuck all about what that means but it doesn't sound jolly good
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Re: hey stormy and zim and probably others
Its back
You cant login via apps yet but its coming back already.
You cant login via apps yet but its coming back already.
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Re: hey stormy and zim and probably others
Did you genuinely believe ut wasn’t coming back?
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Re: hey stormy and zim and probably others
there's no way it would actually go away forever, they spend unimaginable amounts of money on redundancy and backups. there's no telling what happened today when you factor in the recent whistleblower thing. they could have used the blackout to burn some evidence or somethingthe dead vote well wrote: ↑05 Oct 2021, 04:01so is facebook really fucked up and gone forever or is this just hot gossip and wishful thinking
people who have tech things in their bios keep saying that facebook's DNS record has been wiped from its root servers, and i know fuck all about what that means but it doesn't sound jolly good
dns is basically like a listing in phone book, it's just pointing you to facebooks servers, they can be modified
google is still doing redundant backups on actual tape drives, pretty crazy
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Re: hey stormy and zim and probably others
it's actually funny that facebook was down world wide today, the internet started as a way for the military to keep a line of communication running if traditional communication went down. ideally if facebook goes down you'd get rerouted to the next available server but something was clearly fucked here
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Re: hey stormy and zim and probably others
Only reason i gave a shit was freebies on my two app thingies. I loathe social media and the petty drama imvolved.
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Re: hey stormy and zim and probably others
i forgot this happened last night while i was watching arlington road
more metal
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Re: hey stormy and zim and probably others
fun fact, ARPANET's continuity-of-government applications were mostly a happy coincidence (and didn't last long either; a separate dedicated communications network was established early on in the reagan administration).zim wrote: ↑05 Oct 2021, 04:55it's actually funny that facebook was down world wide today, the internet started as a way for the military to keep a line of communication running if traditional communication went down. ideally if facebook goes down you'd get rerouted to the next available server but something was clearly fucked here
the original purpose actually was for counterinsurgency and surveillance in vietnam and domestically; in the former case i believe it was an operational component of the phoenix program. domestically it was in use as early as the late 60s, likely either as a supplement to COINTELPRO, or for similar subversion and infiltration efforts undertaken separately by the military. i would have to go back on some reading material from a few years ago to get the details 100% right, but that is the actual real-deal internet origin story
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Re: hey stormy and zim and probably others
Did half the world kill themselves?
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Re: hey stormy and zim and probably others
jawn galliano wrote: ↑05 Oct 2021, 10:44fun fact, ARPANET's continuity-of-government applications were mostly a happy coincidence (and didn't last long either; a separate dedicated communications network was established early on in the reagan administration).zim wrote: ↑05 Oct 2021, 04:55it's actually funny that facebook was down world wide today, the internet started as a way for the military to keep a line of communication running if traditional communication went down. ideally if facebook goes down you'd get rerouted to the next available server but something was clearly fucked here
the original purpose actually was for counterinsurgency and surveillance in vietnam and domestically; in the former case i believe it was an operational component of the phoenix program. domestically it was in use as early as the late 60s, likely either as a supplement to COINTELPRO, or for similar subversion and infiltration efforts undertaken separately by the military. i would have to go back on some reading material from a few years ago to get the details 100% right, but that is the actual real-deal internet origin story
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Re: hey stormy and zim and probably others
These tech companies definitely need to be regulated to curb their power.
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Re: hey stormy and zim and probably others
The special carve out they get is bullshit
