Geez it was a long time ago – January 1, 2018 – when I started making memes of freight containers.
And we have those diplomatic cargo container shipments of "art" that pass uninspected also.
Yes an ex-IT-fag and another IT fag posted about that hours ago. It is impossible that it's an "accident" at a data center.
They posted at >>5071167 (PB)
Ex-IT-fag here.
The way these massive data centers are designed for high availability, with redundant hosts at different sites, diverse multiple routing, fiber channel disk mirroring to an off-site location, redundant/multiple networking infrastructure, load balancing hardware, etc. to my mind it is inconceivable that a fire at one data center disrupts the entire operation. Big companies calculate that they are losing millions of dollars every time their IT infrastructure is down for any length of time.
So there has to be some other explanation.
Maybe it was an attack … perhaps some kind of hacker attack that told their air conditioning unit to catch fire … perhaps a physical attack … but even then it seems quite impossible that a serious outage at one site could take everything down. Unless they were morons when they designed it. But big companies have big IT suppliers advising them and helping make it failure-proof.
I have to assume that the takedown was done purposely by whomever, and a "fire" is just an excuse to explain to the public why their services have failed in such a spectacular way.
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The 2nd IT fag pointed out that the sprinkler systems in data centers are specially designed not to sprinkle unless the temperature reaches 200 degrees and are typically placed 20 feet above the machines. They gave some other reasons buttressing the ex-IT-fag's reasoning.
And WHO owns the Port of Long Beach?
Didn't somebody post just yesterday that it's owned long-term by the Chinese?
Huh? ?????
No that turned out to be a spoof website.
The domain name was
WorldNetDailyReports.
Trying to spoof WorldNetDaily.
OK then we have to dig into which private comopanies, shipping lines and cargo-handling firms lease the facilities of the Port of Long Beach.
Would the City of Long Beach publish financials showing who fees are received from?
Would there be recorded lease documents in the county or city hall of records?
CEMEX !?????!!!!