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Darryl Smith Posted on September 25, 2006 Posted in Uncategorized

Argh and D’Oh. YUK in fact. About 7am or so this morning Internet went down. Very strange. It has just come back up, about 30 minutes later. Given the various outages due to bad weather I am more and more suspecting that there is a power supply issue at the local exchange.

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