Did you know: despite its apparent massive scale, the Internet is located inside a two-story brick building near Limerick Colbert train station.
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Did you know: despite its apparent massive scale, the Internet is located inside a two-story brick building near Limerick Colbert train station.
@dmbaturin is it in a box as shown in it crowd tv show?
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Did you know: despite its apparent massive scale, the Internet is located inside a two-story brick building near Limerick Colbert train station.
Tim Berners-Lee used to live in the apartment upstairs, didn't he?
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@vonxylofon @dlakelan @dmbaturin
They have Continuity IRA graffiti in London?Besides I know the place. I've walked past it.
@raymaccarthy
Its a joke. thats the address of Reynholm industries in the IT crowd, which is where my joke about Jen came from.
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Did you know: despite its apparent massive scale, the Internet is located inside a two-story brick building near Limerick Colbert train station.
@dmbaturin have they tried turning it off and back on again?
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Did you know: despite its apparent massive scale, the Internet is located inside a two-story brick building near Limerick Colbert train station.
@dmbaturin it's bigger on the inside
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Did you know: despite its apparent massive scale, the Internet is located inside a two-story brick building near Limerick Colbert train station.
@dmbaturin The place is probably much bigger on the inside.
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This is a very misleading post. Most of the Internet is not actually in the two-story building, but in the massive bunker that goes several kilometres down underneath the building.
@david_chisnall @dmbaturin
Wait, were we lied by The IT Crowd???
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Did you know: despite its apparent massive scale, the Internet is located inside a two-story brick building near Limerick Colbert train station.
@dmbaturin Yesterday I downloaded it. Always nice to have a back-up.
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Did you know: despite its apparent massive scale, the Internet is located inside a two-story brick building near Limerick Colbert train station.
Bits are not atoms.
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This is a very misleading post. Most of the Internet is not actually in the two-story building, but in the massive bunker that goes several kilometres down underneath the building.
@david_chisnall @dmbaturin where, presumably, there is a series of tubes.
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Did you know: despite its apparent massive scale, the Internet is located inside a two-story brick building near Limerick Colbert train station.
@dmbaturin it certainly explains why cloudflare is down all the time
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@dmbaturin it certainly explains why cloudflare is down all the time
@dmbaturin (the English are why)
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Did you know: despite its apparent massive scale, the Internet is located inside a two-story brick building near Limerick Colbert train station.
This is where John Mastodon was born, when there was no room at the Inn, and the storefront was just a stable back then before his followers commemorated it as The Innternet
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Did you know: despite its apparent massive scale, the Internet is located inside a two-story brick building near Limerick Colbert train station.
@dmbaturin That's completely reasonable: the space inside is clearly vastly greater than the outside.
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Did you know: despite its apparent massive scale, the Internet is located inside a two-story brick building near Limerick Colbert train station.
@dmbaturin and if we all "go into the internet", we end up here? I was expecting something more like a pokéball...
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Did you know: despite its apparent massive scale, the Internet is located inside a two-story brick building near Limerick Colbert train station.
@dmbaturin so they moved it from big ben then?
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Did you know: despite its apparent massive scale, the Internet is located inside a two-story brick building near Limerick Colbert train station.
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@calcius @dmbaturin This is the only correct response.
@rjblaskiewicz @calcius @dmbaturin Yes. The elders of the internet have heard your plea Jenn and have allowed you to borrow the internet for the day.
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This is where John Mastodon was born, when there was no room at the Inn, and the storefront was just a stable back then before his followers commemorated it as The Innternet
@float13 Like with all legends and relics, it's difficult to say for certain.
There are like five sites claiming to be his birthplace, and countless shrines that claim to have his trunk, tusks, collarbones, and other organs, despite the fact that he's repeatedly sighted by his followers with all those organs intact. -
@dlakelan @dmbaturin This building is actually 123 Carenden Road, central London.
0118 999 881 999 119 7253