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» LIVE LLAMA BLOGGING--Election Day 2004! from The LLama Butchers
WELCOME TO ELECTION NIGHT AT THE LLAMABUTCHERS! We've been liveblogging this sucker since--what? 1215 AM last night?---so scroll down for all sorts of nuggets and to get a sense of the flow of the day. All night, we're going to... [Read More]
» Blogospheric Traffic/Outages from Backcountry Conservative
Kevin Aylward, James Joyner and The Command Post have all been experiencing traffic-related outages from time-to-time today and so have I. Give it a minute or two and try again if you have problems. UPDATE: More from A Small Victory... [Read More]
» Blogs Are Down (UPDATED) from INDC Journal
If you're wondering why you can't access Instapundit, LGF, Powerline and several other conservative blogs, it looks like some malicious leftie parties may have (I stress "may") launched a "Denial of Service Attack" on their hosting company. We'll find ... [Read More]
» The Web Ain't Broke, So Deal from the RANT:
For those of you who are paranoid enough to believe that the internet, including many of your favorite blogs are under attack, Michelle spells out the truth.... [Read More]
» KERRY FOR PRESIDENT from Michelle Malkin
Just kidding. Tons of readers, unable to access the blog, want to know whether I've been "hacked." Nope. Traffic is up everywhere, and it's causing occasional outages. Seems lots of blogs are having a similar problem. A good problem to... [Read More]
Comments
Michele broke the Internet! Michele broke the Internet!
Ooo ooooooo, Al's gonna be maaaad at yoooooouuuu!
Posted by: Wind Rider | November 2, 2004 06:43 PM
Damn internets.
Posted by: y | November 2, 2004 07:17 PM
Well, that's a relief! I was starting to get suspicious when most of the conservative blogs (or all the ones called conservative blogs) in my bookmarks kept failing and places like Kos and DU kept coming up.
Glad to see it was just technical problems from you breaking the Internet. ;)
(...not the face! NOT THE FACE!)
Posted by: Patrick Chester | November 2, 2004 07:20 PM
Wheeee!!! This is the first time all day I've been able to get through to your blog. I have nothing constructive to say so I'll go now. :)
Posted by: Sunidesus | November 2, 2004 07:20 PM
damn...not drinky for me... I'm planning to head out to cover the polling places again for the coming home from work voters.
Hi, Y! fun running into you today!
:-)
Posted by: Darleen | November 2, 2004 07:34 PM
Michele!
I heard a rumor that you...broke the internet?
Darnit, girl...I told you having that outlet near your coffee cup was a BAD idea! :)
Posted by: Banagor | November 2, 2004 07:35 PM
My site went down today as well - as did the site I work on. Traffic's slow everywhere.
Posted by: eve | November 2, 2004 07:47 PM
Hey woman. Email me. I have something to tell you and I can't find your email address.
Posted by: Rox | November 2, 2004 07:54 PM
Having a great time watching the pundits simply sit back and say "We don't know...."?
Posted by: David Earney | November 2, 2004 08:22 PM
This has been a disappointing day.
The Internet's not really broken.
I didn't get challenged when I went to vote.
Except for Victoria Mars, there's no interesting TV on tonight.
I can't think of anything else funny to say.
Like I said, a disappointing day. Maybe I should go to bed before the returns come in....
Posted by: Rob | November 2, 2004 08:33 PM
Michele, no peeing in the internets.
stop breaking things.
Posted by: Rob M | November 2, 2004 08:36 PM
Your routers may be low on electron oil. I have some Binary Lube that I'm willing to sell cheap. It will speed up your connection, increase your throughput and put a smile on your face.
Remember that name, Binary Lube, ionized for your proection!
Posted by: Mike S | November 2, 2004 10:49 PM
er... thats "Ionized for your protection!"
preview is my friend
Posted by: Mike S | November 2, 2004 11:46 PM
It sure did seem like every blog was under some kind of attack. It's good to know it wasn't.
Posted by: Ray | November 3, 2004 10:09 AM
Intentional attack or not, the affect was the same. I'm surprised this morning to find actual posts here, and at other sites on Hosting Matters, like Instapundit, Buzzmachine, etc.
Because yesterday, from about 5pm on, you were all a total black hole. One big DNS failure. You didn't exist. Despite attempts over the course of about 10 hours, I was never able to load any of you, here, or at the Command Post.
Meanwhile, the only other site I tried to visit that gave me trouble was Slate's exit polls. Call it anecdotal evidence if you want, but the problem wasn't as widespread on the Internet as you might think.
Posted by: PhotoDude | November 3, 2004 10:58 AM
This was the first election since 98 where the TV (Fox) gave me more up to date election numbers than the internet.
The last three elections, I just kept windows up with the various Sec of State's elections webpages on them. This time, I had a hard time getting through, and when I did their numbers were often smaller than Fox's.
So, while they were deadly dull, they had more info. Hopeful the net can beat them in 2006. :-)
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