In article <112mpmk6g4u0l69@corp.supernews.com>,
 "Jeff Folloder (TES)" <jeff@folloder.com> wrote:

 At the same time, they're dealing with a power delivery 
infrastructure on a campus that never envisioned the esoteric needs of 
the flaky hardware that is now in place.

I've been amazed at how many power outages they've had this past month.  
I've heard that the California grid has its problems, but this seems 
almost third world.  Are these those rolling brownouts that made 
national news awhile back?  Have they become so frequent they don't make 
the national news anymore?

-- 
Sirius Kase

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