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[singindemonhq]

The Great LiveJournal Outage of 2005 I made my own entertainment. What did you do? Brought to you by geek-foo

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[storvik.livejournal.com]

I made my own entertainment.

Is that not what you always do, in any case?

The Great LiveJournal Outage of 2382 During the outage I bounced a graviton particle beam off the main deflector dish, to bring LiveJournal back on-line.

[singindemonhq.livejournal.com]

Yes, I do, but it's fun to make some of it on-line. Was it an experiment of yours that took LJ down?

[storvik.livejournal.com]

If it were an experiment of mine, I would not necessarily claim credit for it.

From my point of view, LiveJournal has been crashing on and off for centuries. It has a lower reliability rating than the holodecks; however, unlike the holodecks, LiveJournal has never caused any casualties.

[singindemonhq.livejournal.com]

Perhaps not directly, but people can get really hot under the collar with their flame wars in the journals.

Humans role-play there, too - I've heard that some people bet on the games. But for real, steaming frustration, you ought to see the users who put their all into some argument or learned paper or song and then they try to post it - and LJ eats it.