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Sep. 11th, 2002 09:00 amfrom ieXbeta.com
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Major ISPs around the world have agreed that at 12 noon EST on September 11, they will suspend all Internet traffic for 60 seconds as a mark of respect for all those who heard about the tragedy via the Internet - and for all those workers in the World Trade Center and the Pentagon who were using the Internet when they died. Internet users are asked to keep a close eye on the time, lest they mistake the one minute's silence for normal slowness, email bouncing, page not found errors and mysterious crashes.
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Not to be insensitive or anything, but... damn! >_< I have to work today. Now everyone and their mother will be calling about being kicked off AIM for a minute.
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Major ISPs around the world have agreed that at 12 noon EST on September 11, they will suspend all Internet traffic for 60 seconds as a mark of respect for all those who heard about the tragedy via the Internet - and for all those workers in the World Trade Center and the Pentagon who were using the Internet when they died. Internet users are asked to keep a close eye on the time, lest they mistake the one minute's silence for normal slowness, email bouncing, page not found errors and mysterious crashes.
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Not to be insensitive or anything, but... damn! >_< I have to work today. Now everyone and their mother will be calling about being kicked off AIM for a minute.