The Frailty of the Net
from the another-one-bites-the-dust dept
Dan Miller writes "Yesterday Global Center/Frontier managed to bring major sites like Yahoo and CNET Shopper to a screeching halt for almost four hours yesterday. My question is: How stable is the Net, really? With only a fraction of the world online, will the infrastructure be able to truly support mass use? " This is an interesting question. I haven't been able to find any articles about the outage, but I was certainly effected. While Techdirt.com itself was fine, I couldn't access it for much of the day as my ISP routes through Global Center, and whatever rerouting they tried apparently wasn't working.
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