NEWS (april 17, 2004): Sorry about the site being inaccessible for the past day or so, very, very sorry. We had a hardware problem and it wasn't very clear whether it was with a certain controller or a hard drive, but indications were the hard drive, so to be safe we had to clone the drive, but that crazily took forever. It was a really brutal wait, and I'm sorry, but everything is back now, it does seem to have been the controller, and I'm watching everything very, very carefully to make sure there aren't more problems. I hate any downtime, but this was extra-long (seems like Pitas just gets all it's downtime out of the way at once and is fine for ages, none of this little here, little there stuff hah), and I sincerely apologize.

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