gmail availability

I’ve been getting some of this recently, in the last few days:

notavail

Coupled with the periodic “Whoops! I can’t send your mail right now! Try again shortly!” dialogue.[0]

I won’t say I’m getting it a lot, but the fact that I’m getting it at all (since I’ve never experienced anything even remotely resembling lack of 100% availability from the Google apps I use[1]) is notable, although I don’t know what it means.

[0] I realize this assertion would be more credible if I had a screenshot of said dialogue.
[1] gmail, search, cal, spreadsheet[2], newsreader.
[2] 24×7, I’m using spreadsheet.

update
gmail no go

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I'm Rick Shangle. This continuith the adventure! I am: a) an I.T. architect b) a dude c) ready for action at all times, as long as I have 12 hours sleep in me -rds
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2 Responses to gmail availability

  1. tachijuan says:

    the answer to this is to run your own dcf and be at the mercy of only your ISP (which in my case is speakeasy = very, very good = one of those things). For email use Zimbra – again one of those things.

  2. rshangle says:

    I will not deny your truth that bringing DCF control in-house is often The Way.

    Lack of reliable broadband and desire to be a sysadmin, at the moment, make this impractical. The opportunity hovers out in the mist of potential future projects[3].

    r

    [3] After a) bring net worth > $0.00; b) finish first draft of current writing project c); acquire house in location with fast/reliable broadband; d) others.

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