According to some sources there was a minor earthquake in Curpertino and this knocked Power and telecommunications out.
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Earthquake Damage + Cupertino
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Confirmed
http://www.scecdc.scec.org:3128/recenteqs/Quakes/nc40130045.html
It says it was on 31st December 2001, I think they either were:
Fixing Problems caused by this
Replacing Servers
http://www.scecdc.scec.org:3128/recenteqs/Quakes/nc40130045.html
It says it was on 31st December 2001, I think they either were:
Fixing Problems caused by this
Replacing Servers
Yes... you could feel the tremors in San Francisco
I'm about 5 blocks from the Moscone Center. We had a minor shake last night. The trick about the small ones is watching out for the bigger ones over the next few weeks!
MacWorld SF could be truly "bigger" than any of us expect
I'm about 5 blocks from the Moscone Center. We had a minor shake last night. The trick about the small ones is watching out for the bigger ones over the next few weeks!
MacWorld SF could be truly "bigger" than any of us expect
Could this be it though
I think there are two possible reasons, with only one being true:
1. The Earthquake did damage.
2. New Servers for SF2002
I think there are two possible reasons, with only one being true:
1. The Earthquake did damage.
2. New Servers for SF2002
The Truth
Apple's new servers, when powered up, caused a minor tremble across northern California, resembling a small earthquake......
Apple's new servers, when powered up, caused a minor tremble across northern California, resembling a small earthquake......