Networking glitch knocks Yahoo offline for some
A networking problem made Yahoo's Web site unreachable for many users on Wednesday.
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Wow, maybe you should get permission first?
I hope the author of this article has been watching NANOG recently, and seen that now NANOG will no longer be talking much about outages due to vulture-like acvities such as Robert McMillan's. Without doing ANY fact checking, McMillan is allowed to report (at best) spurious information about a major network provider (Yahoo) and a major network vendor (Juniper). I realize that McMillan is just trying to make a name for himself, but please, journalistic integrity is something to be cherished, not thrown away so lightly.Patrick
This is hillarious, i've to
This is hillarious, i've to agree with Patrick, this is intended to get some name in media. BTW, research is research.Web Development SEO Web Design SSL Certificate