Service Unavailable: The sysadmin has decided the site isn't going to run today
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Re: Service Unavailable: The sysadmin has decided the site isn't going to run today
#2All pages on the site return:
Service Unavailable
The sysadmin has decided the site isn't going to run today. If you care, you should shut down your stuff, too.
Re: Service Unavailable: The sysadmin has decided the site isn't going to run today
#3All pages on the site return: Service Unavailable The sysadmin has decided the site isn't going to run today. If you care, you should shut down your stuff, too. It doesn't provide more detail; is this related to the recent Supreme Court decision?
Almost certainly.
A day or two ago it was all orange on black and said “welcome back to 1972” across the top.
Re: Service Unavailable: The sysadmin has decided the site isn't going to run today
#4All pages on the site return: Service Unavailable The sysadmin has decided the site isn't going to run today. If you care, you should shut down your stuff, too. It doesn't provide more detail; is this related to the recent Supreme Court decision?
I assume so, "turn the site yellow on black" was apparently the first attempt at articulating objections to the news.
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#5Maternal mortality in the US is unacceptably high for a developed nation, and for black women it's off the charts. This has been the state of affairs since forever. I have utmost contempt for women who are just fine with no access to healthcare for large swathes of the people, but when an abhorrent procedure is no longer available, they take to the streets.
But don't worry, two months from now they'll run a different pig through the village. Excuse me, I need to throw up.
Re: Service Unavailable: The sysadmin has decided the site isn't going to run today
#6All pages on the site return: Service Unavailable The sysadmin has decided the site isn't going to run today. If you care, you should shut down your stuff, too. It doesn't provide more detail; is this related to the recent Supreme Court decision?
Her last post, entitled "Q&A on 1972"