On 01/04/14 01:01, Will Godfrey wrote:
As you probably know, it is widly believed that a major cosmic event can
actually distort space-time. It has been theorised that such an event would
sent congruent ripples both forward and backward in time. The distance between
the ripple 'peaks' being proportional to the size of the cosmic event.
Experts have been a little concerned lately that there seem to be some odd
local discontinuites suggesting such an event will take place about two years
in the future. There is no risk of gross physical distortions, but it's quite
likely that information systems will get quite strong future 'ghosts'. This is
expected to peak about the middle of this morning, then rapidly fade away by
11:59 UTC.
So, please keep a close watch on Sourceforge, and if you see something like
Yoshimi.apr.1 grab it quickly. You can save us a huge amount of bug fixing and
development.
