because they dont want people to panic

its allllllllllllll under control

I just spoke to a neighbor asken if he heard whats going on in that area he had no clue

the other person knows but thinks its nothing...

ok yah lights out no big deal...

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and many other sites got effected from this storm



Hurricane-like storms knocked an Amazon data center in Ashburn, Virginia, offline last night, and a chunk of the Internet felt it. The six-hour incident temporarily cut off a number of popular internet services, including Netflix, Pinterest, Heroku, and Instagram.

The outage was the second for this particular Amazon data center in the past month. It’s bad news for a cloud computing platform that’s sold as a more reliable alternative to traditional data centers.

In theory, big outages like this aren’t supposed to happen. Amazon is supposed to keep the data centers up and running — something it’s has become very good at — and customers like Netflix, freed from that drudgery, are supposed to be free to cook up compelling new web application like video streaming.