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V8Druid

V8Druid

do it as well as you can,but learn to do it better
still none the wiser ? -- hackers?? -- virus?? :unsure:
 
Gecko

Gecko

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still none the wiser ? -- hackers?? -- virus?? :unsure:
The official line is:
Cloudflare said the "significant outage" occurred after a configuration file designed to handle threat traffic did not work as intended and "triggered a crash" in its software handling traffic for its wider services.

At a guess, it sounds like their new file was a bit 'hair-trigger' and flagged something 'normal' as 'severely hostile' and went into containment mode.
 
Routy56

Routy56

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Cloudfare outage hit here as well earlier
Yep, noticed it here too at a similar time when I tried to log onto my favourite site for refurbished Mac Stuff :cool:
But working Ok today.
Did it effect the PlantTalk site :unsure:
 
CPS

CPS

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The official line is:
Cloudflare said the "significant outage" occurred after a configuration file designed to handle threat traffic did not work as intended and "triggered a crash" in its software handling traffic for its wider services.

At a guess, it sounds like their new file was a bit 'hair-trigger' and flagged something 'normal' as 'severely hostile' and went into containment mode.
What don't they want us to know 🤔😁
 
V8Druid

V8Druid

do it as well as you can,but learn to do it better
Yep, noticed it here too at a similar time when I tried to log onto my favourite site for refurbished Mac Stuff :cool:
But working Ok today.
Did it effect the PlantTalk site :unsure:
have you discovered back market yet Dave ..... see they've started advertising on youtube and the box recently .. have had a few things and been very pleased with them
 
Routy56

Routy56

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have you discovered back market yet Dave ..... see they've started advertising on youtube and the box recently .. have had a few things and been very pleased with them
Not yet, I'll have a browse and see how it compares :unsure:
Mind you MacFinder is only up the road from us in Ipswich, and the prices are broadly similar.
They are superb for refurbished MacBook Pro laptops - now had about 6 or 7 for self and family members :geek:
 
V8Druid

V8Druid

do it as well as you can,but learn to do it better
Not yet, I'll have a browse and see how it compares :unsure:
Mind you MacFinder is only up the road from us in Ipswich, and the prices are broadly similar.
They are superb for refurbished MacBook Pro laptops - now had about 6 or 7 for self and family members :geek:
I bought one of these back in Sept. ... " The Obsolete Computer - Lenovo ThinkPad T470 14-inch with ChromeOS "
having checked it out and loads of reviews, was 1200 quid when launched - cost me 100 quid and wish I'd bought two - was, IMHDO, brand new - could not find a mark or any signs of a previous life on it anywhere ...
all the people who've left a review say the same.

Bought instead of a tablet, that I'd been tentatively looking at acquiring (in case I ended up on a ward again :rolleyes:).

haven't used it much yet, but synched everything to/from my desktop and Pam's laptop, on two a/c.s, a POP

Just recently had a laptop for Pam, as hers is 'giving signs' of impending issues -- " Dell Latitude 5420 14-inch (2021) - Core i5-1145G7 - 32GB - SSD 512 GB " -- again, not a single mark on it - 1400 quidsworth at launch, excellent reviews and 330 quid. Synched perfectly too.
Neither of us need the 'latest tech', so's fine for our usages :rolleyes:
 
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