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Two possibilities: 1) People are looking for Linux resources as it might help them evade censorship or set up local networks 2) Residential traffic dropped bu
by Nextgrid 5y ago
Two possibilities:
1) People are looking for Linux resources as it might help them evade censorship or set up local networks
2) Residential traffic dropped but servers aren't affected and so Debian-based servers' update traffic now represents a much larger part of the country's total traffic
- thrdbndndn 5y agoMost likely 2 since most people don't have internet RN. But I don't know who exactly still have; I assume most non-backbone civil servers got cut out too.
- bmicraft 5y agoIt may also be that debian.org is just whitelisted