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There is a posting on their Facebook page that says "We are aware the site is down and we are working on it."
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Latest update from https://www.facebook.com/StampCommunityFamily/ :
Sorry folks, latest update: "We sincerely apologise for the lack of updates, the Datacentre has advised us they are short on staff due to the Pandemic and are currently awaiting additional hardware from a vendor. We are posting every bit of information here as and when we receive it"
Sounds like it may be awhile ....
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I am retired now, but formerly, I was the hardware guy trained and certified to repair systems such as this for several vendors. Hardware is physical. After reading this update, I immediately flashed back to an old mantra forever stored in my head:
"You live and die by the parts they send you."
Hoping for the best,
Linus
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SCF is up at the moment. I just got on.
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Thanks for the update!
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"... You live and die by the parts they send you ..."
Once upon a time, I traveled internationally to repair specialized, high-tech gear.
For me, it was:
"... You live and die by the parts you bring with you ..."
Cheers,
/s/ ikeyPikey (who pretty much always got caught with his pants up)
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There was one engineer I knew who travelled the world installing and repairing his companies machines.
He travelled to countries like Russia, Nigeria, China and Scotland.
The first thing that went into his luggage was his fishing rod, reel and hooks followed by his clothes, his tools and last of all a few parts.
Notice that the most important item was the fishing gear!!
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Have not been able to view this the past 48 hours or so. The forums companion site for coins is also off line so assume it's a server issue.
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12:18:43pm
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There is a posting on their Facebook page that says "We are aware the site is down and we are working on it."
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05:09:34pm
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Latest update from https://www.facebook.com/StampCommunityFamily/ :
Sorry folks, latest update: "We sincerely apologise for the lack of updates, the Datacentre has advised us they are short on staff due to the Pandemic and are currently awaiting additional hardware from a vendor. We are posting every bit of information here as and when we receive it"
Sounds like it may be awhile ....
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I am retired now, but formerly, I was the hardware guy trained and certified to repair systems such as this for several vendors. Hardware is physical. After reading this update, I immediately flashed back to an old mantra forever stored in my head:
"You live and die by the parts they send you."
Hoping for the best,
Linus
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SCF is up at the moment. I just got on.
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Thanks for the update!
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"... You live and die by the parts they send you ..."
Once upon a time, I traveled internationally to repair specialized, high-tech gear.
For me, it was:
"... You live and die by the parts you bring with you ..."
Cheers,
/s/ ikeyPikey (who pretty much always got caught with his pants up)
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There was one engineer I knew who travelled the world installing and repairing his companies machines.
He travelled to countries like Russia, Nigeria, China and Scotland.
The first thing that went into his luggage was his fishing rod, reel and hooks followed by his clothes, his tools and last of all a few parts.
Notice that the most important item was the fishing gear!!
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