I lost Wikipedia for FOUR DAYS! Nightmare!
Bright Capitalism
03-04-2008, 09:31
Wikipedia stopped working in my part of the world (Arabia) for four days. Nightmare. I use Wikipedia a lot to give myself an overall background briefing on subjects, plus the links section to proper authorities is great (I'm a journalist).
So losing Wikipedia was a nightmare. I actually had to do real work :D
But it's back now.
What website would you hate to lose?
And no links to explicit :fluffle: ... we can find those on our own :p
Brutland and Norden
03-04-2008, 09:33
NS and its forums.
Mad hatters in jeans
03-04-2008, 09:37
BBCnews, because i pay for the damn thing it better not go offline on me. Also some of the news it has is an interesting diversion from study.
Altierra
03-04-2008, 09:43
I was without Internet access for six weeks in January/February, save for a couple of days where I forked out extortionate amounts in Internet cafes to check my email and such. That was an unpleasant experience.
Conserative Morality
03-04-2008, 11:42
Once I lost NSG for an hour. A WHOLE HOUR!!! WHAT DID I DO!
...
I forget.
Bright Capitalism
03-04-2008, 13:30
BBCnews, because i pay for the damn thing it better not go offline on me. Also some of the news it has is an interesting diversion from study.
Couldn't agree more. BBC news is the mutt's nutts. Although I don't pay for it anymore because I'm not a UK taxpayer anymore :D
Eofaerwic
03-04-2008, 13:36
BBCnews, because i pay for the damn thing it better not go offline on me. Also some of the news it has is an interesting diversion from study.
Agreed, BBC news is vital to me, although I'm not certain I like what they've done with the layout, I preferred the old one I must say, even if the headlines were more dense.