$ uptime
  3:42pm  up 2040 day(s), 22:32,  2 users,  load average: 0.10, 0.07, 
+0.08

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Downtime? What downtime??? It's not my personal computer, which is shut off whenever I'm not using it, but the Sun box that runs the NMS core of my employer's network. (A large private telco) We don't believe in down-time :)

Sadly, that low load average is because this noble beast's task has just been moved to some brand-new upgrades. It will be decommissioned in the coming weeks.
/me lets a tear fall

In reply to Re: My computer's last downtime was due to... by Hercynium
in thread My computer's last downtime was due to... by wardk

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