In a way, this is not really a problem. Most likely, since we're speaking about two giant companies, the solution is a ticket away or a phone call away. Somebo

In a way, this is not really a problem. Most likely, since we're speaking about two giant companies, the solution is a ticket away or a phone call away. Somebody from Twitter must get in contact with somebody at Github to ask them to re-assign the necessary repositories. I'm curious to see whether Twitter will have a public outage. Until that happens, most people screaming at the cloud (on twitter, of all the places) mean very little, they aren't really significant. ---- tl;dr: whatever. if you can still post "twitter is on fire" on twitter can i can read that on twitter, then twitter isn't really on fire.