What do you mean "Damnit google" they have had pretty much 100% uptime, since Gmail launched, and the ONE TIME it is down, you are cursing google. Grow up.
[QUOTE=pl0xinat0r;17069149]What do you mean "Damnit google" they have had pretty much 100% uptime, since Gmail launched, and the ONE TIME it is down, you are cursing google. Grow up.[/QUOTE]
ITT: 11 year old internet tough guy trys to act badass
[QUOTE=pl0xinat0r;17069149]What do you mean "Damnit google" they have had pretty much 100% uptime, since Gmail launched, and the ONE TIME it is down, you are cursing google. Grow up.[/QUOTE]
:sigh:
502 Error here, (UK)
[QUOTE=YWNJack;17069173]ITT: 11 year old internet tough guy trys to act badass[/QUOTE]
I'm not 11, and was not acting touch, i was stating a fact.
502 for me too. Maybe (If you havn't heard) someone is DDoSing them again?
Garh image tag that shit, all we needed was a acknowledgement not a giant ass pic >:C
Also:
[url]http://twitter.com/#search?q=Gmail%20OR%20%23gmail[/url]
Haha 5 secs later, 680 more posts made
It's not that big.
[QUOTE=Yumyumbublegum;17069256]It's not that big.[/QUOTE]
Its the 5th most talked about topic on Twitter atm
Give it a while. It'll be back up soon!
[url]http://www.google.com/appsstatus#hl=en[/url]
[QUOTE=YWNJack;17069291]Its the 5th most talked about topic on Twitter atm[/QUOTE]
No the image.
5-6k posts made about it every 30 secs and growing omfg (twitter)
[QUOTE=YWNJack;17069320][url]http://www.google.com/appsstatus#hl=en[/url][/QUOTE]
Useful very useful.
Argh it keeps going up
10680 more results since you started searching. Refresh to see them.
(Twitter)
And [i]this[/i], ladies and gentlemen, is why the Google OS is a bad idea: "Let's make an operating system that is completly Internet-based, what could possibly go wrong?"
[QUOTE=Doug52392;17069450]And [i]this[/i], ladies and gentlemen, is why the Google OS is a bad idea: "Let's make an operating system that is completly Internet-based, what could possibly go wrong?"[/QUOTE]
doh hohohohh
Luckily I use Outlook for my mail. I can still send and receive mail. This is definitely a problem for people who don't do that.
iPod touch works too
You can still access gmail via igoogle, which is a relief.
[QUOTE=YWNJack;17069173]ITT: 11 year old internet tough guy trys to act badass[/QUOTE]
ITT: 12 year old throws a fit a free service isn't up 100% of the time
Yeah I got an error.
[QUOTE=Ralbane;17070422]ITT: 12 year old throws a fit a free service isn't up 100% of the time[/QUOTE]
ITT: Ralbane doesn't understand that other more important people may rely on the service.
If it wasn't that important, then how come 10k posts were being made every 30 secs about it on twitter?
Up for me?
[QUOTE=YWNJack;17083793]ITT: Ralbane doesn't understand that other more important people may rely on the service.
If it wasn't that important, then how come 10k posts were being made every 30 secs about it on twitter?[/QUOTE]
Because people are stupid.
[QUOTE=nullsquared;17084116]Up for me?[/QUOTE]
Because the thread has been bumped and it's already been fixed.
A routine server upgrade caused Gmail to have downtime in what the company are calling a “big deal”. It seems that the majority of Gmail’s 150 million users were affected by the outage which was caused by engineer’s miscalculations of server loads.
Ben Treynor of Google apologised in a blog post, "We know how many people rely on Gmail for personal and professional communications, and we take it very seriously when there''s a problem with the service. Thus, right up front, I''d like to apologise to all of you - today''s outage was a big deal, and we''re treating it as such."
The routine upgrades to the company’s servers are regular occurrences. The engineers take some of the servers down while the traffic is re routed to other servers. The problem on this occasion is that there was a miscalculation in the amount of servers should be taken down and the other could not cope with the demand of traffic.
This outage follows similar problems to the Gmail service in February and March.
The free version of Gmail has been ranked as the world''s third most-popular e-mail program, behind similar services provided by Microsoft and Yahoo.
Google''s last major technical problem happened in May, with millions of people unable to use its main search page, as well as Gmail and Google News.
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