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> you need to fire either your admin or your upstream provider.

What if I *am* the admin and provider?  ;-)

> Or you had a hurricane blow through.

Or a tornado.  Or ice storm.  Or nor'easter.  I'm a walking poster-boy
for how not to host a server, and I still have uptimes in the "years"
range, but that doesn't help when the infrastructure lets you down.

> even in a backwater on a generator and a trash-picked computer

Hey!  ;-)

> People are awfully argumentative today with their
> practically-statistically-impossible scenarios.

Except my servers have been unavailable for *every* one of those
reasons, and then some.

> Seriously, guys.

Trying not to be ;-)