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As you likely noticed, TECHWR-L was unexpectedly offline
for a large chunk of yesterday and last night, as well
as a time last week as well. These outages were a result
of broader data problems in the metro area (and a temporary
lack of redundancy from our server host location). I believe
the issues have been resolved, and everything is back to
normal.
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