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I suspect the memory issue is a side-effect of the network attack against the provider yesterday.
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Hrmm.. be interesting to find out who was the source of this. It's a bit old school to use DDOS attacks these days to bring someone down. The last time that this kind of stuf was done was when Mafia Boy did it against a variety of sites, effectively knocking them out for 12+ hours.
ETA: I checked. Amazon's was due to their own error. Something happened to their storage in the backend.
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