Digg Dugg. Badly.
Misc February 5th, 2007
I guess “shortly” has a a subjective definition. In this case it’s been hours half a day - so far.
Tags: digg, digg outage
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The surprising thing to me was how little I had to spend to bribe Kevin Rose to take Digg offline for a few hours so the Spanning Sync servers wouldn’t get overwhelmed again.
Just kidding.
-c
The real surprising to me would be if Spanning Sync got brought down again following your comment here.
Just dreaming… (of my huge traffic)