8/2/2006

My First Tremor

Sitting here in my home working away, I just felt my first earth tremor. Uh. oh.

:: It was tiny btw...just enough to know what it was...must get that 3 day supply of water, etc. soon.

::update: everyone dodgeballed and twttr'd in:

Glenda at 8:09 - "Holy crap, was that just an earthquake? Uh."
Chris at 8:10 - "Anyone feel quake tremors?"
Nick at 8:10 - "Quakesville" "felt in lower and upper Haight"
Scott at 8:10 - "at House of Shields" (heh)
Ev at 8: 11 - "did anyone just feel that earthquake?"
Tantek at 8:11 - "Earthquake felt here in the Haight est 3.5 lasted about 10 sec"
Eris at 8:12 - "always wondered how dbers would handle an eq. on caltrain, going through tunnels."
Ryan at 8:12 - "Didn't feel anything here."
Tantek at 8:14 - "Usgs reports 4.5 near Santa Rosa"
Matt at 8:17 - "didn't feel any quake in soma"
Scott at 8:19 - "Irina wants papa beard creame puffs, so if anyone is going near there..." (heh)

[our real-time news network...pretty sweet]

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4 Comments:

Kevin Marks said...

Go fill in the USGS 'I felt it' form - it helps them improve predictions in future.

8/03/2006 01:17:06 AM  
Gerald Buckley said...

Wake up call for Tara! Please, go get your water TODAY and remind your friends/neighbors (kind of like smoke alarms... preparedness right?). You never know if that might have been a little precursor to a bigger event in the near future.

8/03/2006 07:47:34 AM  
Anonymous said...

ZOMG WE'RE ALL GOING TO DIE

unfortunately in the event of a real big earthquake, it's not like FEMA would actually help us, even after Katrina.

anyway, tara, could i ask you a question about web development?

how big of a problem do you think it is when the back button is broken? for instance, in a todo list application (like tada list from 37signals), do users expect to be able to undo their actions by using the back button?

8/03/2006 11:39:25 AM  
Tim Germer said...

Portland, OR had an earthquake last night too...craziness.

8/03/2006 11:26:19 PM  

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