I was wondering why Youtube was'nt working so I looked it up and found this. "The general consensus among network operators is that Pakistan knocked YouTube offline by accident. Pakistan Telecom, the ISP put in charge of blocking YouTube in Pakistan, tried to use a standard filter to redirect Pakistani traffic, but ended up redirecting all global YouTube requests to itself because of insecure routing protocols."
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Now I'm bored. :*(
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Hasn't this...happened before?
I think so awhile back.
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That happened in February.....
Pakistan freaking sucks.
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Aww, who'd wanna block YouTube? Hours of entertainment and lost production since 2005. XD
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Yay now we're DDoSing Pakistan. Wonder if we have already fucked up Pakistan's Telecom.
I can't believe that there's people that incompetent in their work.
why cant you believe that?
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Because it's a big company/whatever; they should have ways to prevent people from screwing up things as important as the Internet. And that's from the "it was an accident" viewpoint - it could be something worse than just an accident, as the article says.On 2008-05-03 07:09, Atomic646 wrote:
why cant you believe that?
"Only the good die young" would be the moral of this story.
I think, I'm not a native english speaker.
See what outsourcing does?
YouTube is up and running now. At least with Spanish ISPs.
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