Today, before heading out of the office, I wanted to check Facebook. And, oh my, I got a big DNS error page. Surprised, I turned to almighty Google with the search “Facebook DNS failure.” Lo and behold, Google’s top response was a twitter feed displaying dozens of people tweeting the DNS failure (including a witty “not a good omen for The Social Network’s opening weekend). There’s truth, multitude style–even if it isn’t necessary True. (Que Casey’s rejection of everything).
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