Wikipedia outages reported in the last 24 hours

@BenReynen @DMurphy9er @robjGoldberg @syntax_blaster @ggreenwald Well Wikipedia is a well known biased source, the issue is that they wouldn’t report any sort of issues in specific regions of Brazil. Paranoid about what?

@RSaimum Anyone else having problems accessing @Wikipedia from Bangladesh?

@RyanBrewis2571 @JesusTorrao @AndrewBGreene Range and endurance are the issue though, the RAN have such a distance to go from port to patrol area they want that staying power. Granted it's Wikipedia but the Collins is listed at having 20000km range and 70 days against the S-80+ with 15k km and 30-50 days. The Attack 1/

@wikiwand @Techman0 @OpenAI We're glad you noticed @Techman0 ! ?? Currently, we're using GPT-3 pre-trained data only. We are of course aware of the recency issue and customizing the model according to Wikipedia's recent content is under development.

@MatthewMiles0 @Wikipedia Hey Wikipedia, are you down right now or something? Can't access, getting 503 or 504 error!

@CharlesThomasW7 Breathing Wikipedia Breathing (or ventilation) is the process of moving air into and from the lungs to facilitate gas exchange with the internal environment, mostly to flush ... Diaphragmatic breathing · ... · Mouth breathing ... Breathing Problems | Shortness of Brea

@JordanMRoberts A wikipedia summary and some dollar figures as to what they might have billed Ottawa or Quebec. You leave with the sense this is a federal issue but not much else. ?

@evanmr My first app, Wiki Offline, made it possible to use Wikipedia without an internet connection. Building it was a technical challenge that required compressing the data in a way that allowed rapid access to any article, building a fast search index, and keeping it all under 4GB.

@harksolutions09 @KingsLynnLive "The UKs oldest working theatre"!? Not even on the shortlist according to Wikipedia or Google ?

@digitalspyders @pmarca Chat GPT from our tests is no better than the biased and compromised Wikipedia. It's not A.I. it's an "expert" system with predetermined answers to questions humans answered. This would be great for customer service, but for global truth, not so much.

@car0linensis @SmartUACat @domenpresern The Wikipedia page says that the French military refer to them as "Char" which is their word for Tank. This will undoubtedly cause epistemological issues for weapon recognition Twitter....

@pradeep_empr Dear @ptrmadurai Sir, As @sumanthraman is suffering from highly superiority Complex with belief of having highest IQ who himself is a Human Wikipedia. Requesting you to ignore him indefenetly. On Behalf Of, Sumanth Raman

@yoavgo @DimitrisPapail the working definition i had (before skimming the wikipedia page today) was in terms of reductions: if you solve this completely, then you have had to also solve all other problems in ai

@KunstlerMax @Sargon_of_Akkad Greta Thunberg isn't a hero. She's stupid. She's autistic. And she's a communist. Her obsession with the environment is basically a mental illness which seems to be related to her autism and stupidity. And she has 2 other mental problems, according to wikipedia. She's deranged.

@nevaehrose76 @ImJimR87 According to Wikipedia, looking at the episodes for the final season. It says that Mike Brady does not appear in it due to storyline issues or something.

@pseudoverum1 @MordecaiMuriisa Luganda is one of many national languages in our country, and not the sole one as the site suggests. The use of Wikipedia as a source is generally discouraged because of credibility issues such as this; information can be created and edited by non-experts, affecting accuracy.

@BernieFireball @SerpicoDet @Wikipedia You can edit the Wikipedia page about you! Anyone can ( and that is the problem). Try it.

@GreyBotRouge @FletcherFoxYT @BlueFolf Problem with your study is, it isn't peer reviewed. From the Wikipedia page of the website where the study was published: New Atlantis is now published by the Center for the Study of Technology and Society. "It is not peer reviewed"

@Sean17285366 @bnuyaminim @DerMenschensohn @nntaleb Wikipedia tells me the biblical amraphel being connected to Hammurabi has been “largely abandoned in recent years” as a view. In light of what you’re saying here surely there’s some connection at least regarding naming conventions, no??

@abhijitadv92 @dewszt It doesn't even work properly. There's a whole Wikipedia page about how much an F 35 doesn't work

@tuckercarlson66 @LukeDashjr @matthew__theo why plural? i only linked wikipedia which i understand and vatican but wikipedia references this specific vatican site that i separately sent anyway so whats the issue

@ShutterbugDoug @SaveTheColorado @ByIanJames Hey, followers of Colorado River water issues, pay attention to, help edit appropriate Wikipedia articles (unless you have conflict of interest).

@ThamarSmit1 @MarkGaleotti I cannot find it except a Wikipedia entry referring to 38 over a 5 year period but source link not working. Can you share some data pls?

@McHaggis9 @GregorMcIntosh8 @jonsopel Wikipedia ? Anyone can edit Wikipedia ?‍♂️ Going back to the earlier tweet. Turns out it was bollox ?

@beachacher @NoahShachtman @RollingStone She was a domestic worker not "the first female executive at a major financial institution" working in the South Tower according to his Wikipedia page.

@Chris94975491 @AussieBob10 This makes no sense. Wikipedia is infrastructure. The content is written by contributors - which are the public. Also moderated by them. Anyone can do it. The perceived issue in your eyes can be resolved if you, and others of the same political stance become more active on Wiki

@NEnewdealfan @Buster716 @CollinRugg @elonmusk According to Wikipedia corruption in Ukraine is “Corruption is a historical issue in Ukrainian society often tied to a troubled relationship with Russia.” Key word: Russia

@valdore420 @guffynicola @CussenFergal @ClarkeMicah @Wikipedia Or he retook a yr and dropped out after and just got a diploma. But lack of Hons means lack of full graded qualification and there's no reference anywhere on the internet and mail on Sunday of his qual or grade

@GaudynskiJoanne @OttawaJones @jordanbpeterson @Ravarora1 From Wikipedia: MintPress News (MPN) is an American far-left[7] news website founded and edited by Mnar Adley (née, Muhawesh) which was launched in January 2012.[8] It covers political, economic, foreign affairs and environmental issues. 1/?

@jimmd17 @Khushi768793891 @Solyahmed21 @gogo10___ @jennaortega And about 1990 Wikipedia says Hindus where exodus from a majority Islamic area There were already Muslims and Hindus didn't change their religion There went due to non religious issues about kashmir either indian or independent

@Rsnvc @1 Wikipedia:Administrators' noticeboard/Incidents The issue is ongoing: and more of the same... ← Previous revision Revision as of 06:47, 24 December 2022 Line 317: Line 317: :::::As for not all those working in brothels being unwilling partic…

@cplxphil PROJECT ANNOUNCEMENT: I am going to work on the following project as my "career project," and will patent IP based on the project and sell it for lots of $$: Finding linear-time solutions to the NP-complete problems listed on Wikipedia. I have 3 / 131 so far.

@Ninovice1 @ArchDejan @HectorDielliart @ArbnorMurturi I know how to use Wikipedia. Problem is anyone can edit those articles. Those articles are written and manipulated by Serbs.

@Custome64114792 @VerteSavannah @Plinz Wikipedia has been tested and found to be as reliable or more reliable than Encyclopedia Brittanica’s online site. And anybody with a brain knows that you should consult Wikipedia’s citations as you should ANY source you consult. People MISUSING Wikipedia is not their problem.

@seattleFDC Does Anyone know how to resolve the problem for "IP address BLOBALY BLOCKED", and can't log into Wikipedia?

@LasterRadvil @M69436230 @RAZ0RFIST I am fully aware of Wikipedia's biases and issues in general, but at least in this case they present the sources of each citation in question. So if you can prove me wrong do it and I'll admit it

@RodneyG85039491 @BAWilliamson55 @SharylAttkisson @Wikipedia It's standard policy for the bunch that controls @Wikipedia . They tear anyone down who doesn't have the "right" viewpoint, and build up people who do.

@wthirskgaskill @maureenjohnson A brief search on Wikipedia suggests the places you should stay out of are Southampton, Portsmouth, and Aldershot. Remote cottages with no phone or internet should be fine.

@steve_mynott @peterrhague The irony was that he even defended Wikipedia against the (correct) attacks from @balajis in his recent (and long!) podcast interview! I bet he understands the problems with Wikipedia now 2/2

@phedelbasstro @NotAlexNoyle @ProudSocialist I have read a few newspaper articles and checked their Wikipedia article, I am not giving anything.. I am working with the available facts.

@mike_m_wv @Dusty_PWV I'm no expert in Jewish ceremonies but I do have an internet connection..."A Hanukkah menorah, or hanukkiah, is a nine-branched candelabrum lit during the eight-day Jewish holiday of Hanukkah." Wikipedia

@StupidSapient Hey @Wikipedia this is why I’m not donating $2.

@shootahoyt @ZaleskiLuke @elonmusk Anyone can determine facts or fiction on anything by actually researching it, but Wikipedia isn’t in the mix when researching facts. The problem people have is they consider facts as any stupid site on the web

@quinnrowse @lexfridman I fear that your mentioning of an issue with Wikipedia is bait for further engagement by @elonmusk. IMO Wikipedia doesn’t deserve to be attacked as Elon has been doing lately. Either way, you do not deserve to have misinformation spread about you. I hope it stops.

@walsh303 @elizableu Why can’t I find anything about you in the internet besides self promotions and right wing propaganda? No Wikipedia?

@Bharatkumar191 @vivekagnihotri No one has created any such zone in B'wood as B'wood was not owned by anyone.Movies are reflection of society so at that time Indian culture was in different era where there were no any such problems persisted as today we see. Wikipedia is not a legitimate source of information.

@TheTrentHarvey @d_feldman That definitely doesn't meet Wikipedia's editorial standards and appears to be activist work - even if it's accurate.

@_lilheathen Reading the Wikipedia article for the "Problem of Hell" instead of working

@MaxedLuck @Geralcht @Magnarancia Change however as of now print is just better. Furthermore I know how to search the internet just fine, I am subscribed to a few scientific journals. The problem I have is that all search engines due to how their algorithms work will prioritize Wikipedia over ACTUAl facts.

@santafe4ever @JeffGrigg1 @chungus4569420 @JoJoFromJerz I have no problem with that. They have been accurate every time i’ve done research and needed them. Beside, where else do you go for info? Google just defaults to Wikipedia. I have not noticed any biased information in Wikipedia. There might be some but i haven’t noticed.

@confirmedterfs @elonmusk @nicob1nbruin @stillgray reddit is the worst. reddit karma was worse than just the upvoting problem. it ends up like wikipedia where the most obsessive people force anyone who disagrees with them out.

@TheRealPedrosa Important projects like Wikipedia and Internet Archive, even with their problems, do crowdfunding so that the community can help them. It's time we all recognize Twitter as a relevant project for the Internet, not just a social network. @elonmusk @MarioNawfal @mysteriouskat

@LDNFLDS The most succinct description of Wikipedia's worldview is "If it didn't happen online, it hasn't happened". Which presents just a few issues with fact-checking.

@Davit_Gev27 @thumb_masher @shruburbia @GavinNewsom P-22 remained in Griffith Park for 10 years until he was captured and euthanized on December 17, 2022, after suffering traumatic injuries consistent with being hit by a car in combination with several longer-term health issues… Wikipedia

@grumpybadger24 @davenewworld_2 Wikipedia does have issues, thanks to bad actors and bots, but it also has a robust community of volunteers actively working to keep it as accurate as possible. Of course it's under attack from people who hate honesty.

@108r5meme Wikipedia isn't controlled by anyone, it's controlled by a large number of editors with strict vetting rules. You make a situation seem worse by claiming that's the problem.

@RoxyBastra @Wikipedia Exactly YOUR Website my goodness you really think you superior bwahaha IM A GLITCH MTFXCKERS

@RoxyBastra @Wikipedia YO! @WordPress fantasy league take your Criminal site down!!!

@itsTKprice @V_Nigeria Just checked, but Wikipedia french version doesn't have any of his work after 2020 ? How can we do to update it?

@tktktkpahtktk @JohnnaCrider1 The deeper issue, long after this little internet event has subsided, is that people are cheapening the value of Wikipedia by continuing to use the website to promote their own political agendas. I predict that people will begin to go elsewhere when seeking Politics or History.

@vjhoodlander @ACABylonBee @CoffeyTimeNews Mr. Disconnect doesn't understand how Wikipedia... or anything works.

@sival84 This Tweet illustrates all that is wrong with Wikipedia. Wikipedia runs on "secondary sources" and only grants progressive mainstream news outlets "reliable source" status due to the work of militant editors. Anything prog journalists won't report doesn't exist...

@convl0 @elonmusk @neontaster @jimmy_wales #Twitter should do a new and better #Wikipedia over time. Most important source of information! Main suggestion: All together working on just 1 main language (English) and then just translate it. Not 500 different versions all over the world...

@FrauBobble Wikipedia has been lost to ideology for a long time

@tonyaro8761 @JackPosobiec When I was working on my Master's degree, we were told to absolutely not use Wikipedia as a source for any paper due to the information being inaccurate and unreliable.

@missshawnda88 @kristy_NP @BigThingsin @elonmusk @wrvb3 @michaelmalice Exactly! I recently got my Bachelor and it was during that time we were informed not to use it. I’m now working on my MBA, and I wouldn’t even consider anything on Wikipedia credible. I’m so glad I learned that because prior to that, I did use it ??‍♀️ silly me ?

@BubbaDootz @MrStevenSteele Wikipedia is only good for math and physics/chemistry...that's about it. The rest is seriously tainted/biased. And of course it shows up 1st in searches...because internet search engines are broken records...also biased. So it seems.

@mysteriouskat @elonmusk @wrvb3 @michaelmalice I don't know that it's controlled by MSM journalists exactly, but it's definitely not a system that's working very well as an unbiased source of information. Nor a reliable one. But even when I was in university, we were told we couldn't cite Wikipedia.

@leochner1 @Suppressedfire1 @Tritonest It also points out the problems with Wikipedia.

@619Sniper619Bot #OnThisDay 1807, Napoleonic Wars Napoleonic Wars: France issues the Milan Decree, which confirms the Continental System. #ImportanceOfTheDay #Wikipedia

@jms4th @newscientist Quantum internet? From Wikipedia: “At present, there is no network connecting quantum processors, or quantum repeaters deployed outside a lab.” Yet another far-future science-hype piece.

@CuriousFallis Anyone else having a problem where when you touch on “show this thread” it goes to Streisand effect on Wikipedia?

@rick_talbot @Millermiller115 This is a problem with Google's featured snippets. They're pulling from a UK site of all places. The first result is CAMH and the second is wikipedia. Why are they pulling from a UK site....

@ray_pangburn @wondermagenta @docsquiddy this is interminable. 4000+ words before getting to the controls section, most of which is (sorta dubious) game history summaries straight from wikipedia. I have major issues with metroid prime (many of which are reflected here) but this spends so much time on extraneous content

@ObispoJ @Ermengrabby @GrimerGreg @ThomasHarrigan8 @ripperread @watchitcrash93 @jackfarrington @ERICSORENSEN @WholeMarsBlog @elonmusk @Tesla @UAW @chevrolet When quoting Wikipedia, please include the reference. Anybody can change WP, even if it's only up for a few days, it could still be false. Especially on more arcane, less popular issues.

@AnandhJose Looks like @wikipedia is down. Error: "upstream connect error or disconnect/reset before headers. reset reason: overflow" #Wikipediadown

@yoori_ebooks ffffffuuuuuuuuck this stupid function but apparently not working correctly. Do I have to hannah montana (twerk remix). i am wikipedia. do some

@ItsEllie2x @TheAmeliaMay This was a 2015 article and the issue was not "this doesn't happen" but "this isn't a coherent topic discussed in quality sources". Wikipedia isn't a news website. There's an article on Jane's Revenge, for example.

@Owfi5 @adaal1337 @JMarq1616 @bennyjohnson Wow. I just checked their Wikipedia page and it doesn't even say what they were born as. That's an issue. How are we supposed to be an informed society when you can hide your own important information so the public doesn't know.

@NBPTROCKS Wikipedia rules the internet. #Knowledge

@la77738745 @KateGoesTech Anyone working with software wont have any trouble giving him the benefit of the doubt on that glitch, even if his attacks on Fauci, Wikipedia, Kasparov left us doubtful. As far as I am concerned, as long as StarLink works in Ukraine, he can have all the puerile fun he wants.

@olawale_bam "Keen on acquiring wealth in Africa, some of the earliest Agudas were morally ambivalent on issues such as slavery and became slave traders themselves, such as the descendants of Francisco Felix de Sousa and Domingo Martinez" - Wikipedia.

@sdkb42 These banners have been extraordinarily lucrative for the Wikimedia Foundation, allowing it to expand from a tiny technical role managing Wikipedia's servers to a large nonprofit that runs conferences, issues grants, conducts advocacy, etc.

@GodzillaNewGame @theshayminpunk They work on a ton of games, surprisingly. Their website and Wikipedia doesn't reflect all of them for some reason though.

@naziaty @akukopi22 @NabilFT @sadiqasyraf Phrase ni ada kat Wikipedia- "The devil is in the details" is an idiom alluding to a catch or mysterious element hidden in the details; it indicates that "something may seem simple, but in fact the details are complicated and likely to cause problems".

@amablue_ @Darteaus @Crypt0cracy @BuyingLambos @VitalikButerin That's not empirical evidence, that's a quote from Wikipedia. All the evidence on the rest of the page points at it working as described - no deadweight loss, absorbed by landlords, no increase in rents. Something being politically unpopular is not the same as not working.

@D_Booskap even a broken clock is right twice a day. Wikipedia originally had a site that let you view corporations who edited articles. The FBI and CIA were caught editing them and the website caught huge backlash there after. Sorry, but wikipedia really isn’t reliable.

@_wampa__stompa chatgpt is the new "not everything on the internet/wikipedia is true" pls fact-check everything it says (if relevant), use it responsibly within realms you have knowledge of (& have a working BS Meter for), or just don't share stuff you aren't certain is true:) #fAIkenews

@Didikopter @Kijimoshi_PL @DeludedPhobes Un wikipedia is supposed to be objective right ? And it's just stating fact, chopping off one of your limbs is controversial and has ethics issues. Now do you say the same to the cis people who undergo gender affirming surgeries ? And btw you only chop off breasts

@ProffGedion @TheRealPengod @ArunRaw08630114 @omarsuleiman504 You're the one who is blindly hating Muslims. Don't ignore the past Slavery is a major issue since the days of Abraham. Wikipedia is not a scholarly source of history, anyone can edit that crap to suit agendas. There's no event known as Arab-muslim slave trade.