szescstopni @szescstopni@qoto.org

All we know about them is pure speculation (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Boris_and_Gleb). But I didn't have the time to go deep into their story – I was too busy dealing with calls from customers, most of them worried, a few angry. But Boris and Gleb, having been martyred together, according to the legend, gave the name to a town founded some 600 years after their death, Borisoglebsk. Russia had a military air base there, and for some obscure reason they gave the name Borisoglebsk to an electronic warfare system, Borisoglebsk-2 (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Borisoglebsk-2). I wonder if there was a Borisoglebsk-1, but I have many calls to answer and no time to do research. 2/n

Since yesterday afternoon (UTC+01:00) many of our rural Internet customers started complaining about the quality of our service. Low transfer speeds, loss of connection. No fun for anyone in Eastern Poland who wasn't lucky enough to get fibre (surprisingly, fibre coverage in rural areas is pretty good compared to the US or UK – most of it was built with money from the European Union). But fibre can't reach everywhere, and this is where we come in. But the last 24 hours were hell, and we don't know when this will end, although we know the cause. Let's start the story with those two Russian saints from the 11th century, Boris and Gleb. 1/n

Cisza. Spokój. A w Krakowie już wiele lat temu te dwie urocze knajpki się zwinęły.

Możemy tu nie wysiadać? Proszę, nie wysiadajmy!

The winds took another tree down, and it dragged its buddy along.

Dziwną książkę ktoś mi przysłał. Nawet nie znam języka.