At night, of course, you can just look out the window and see if the neighbors lights are out too. But it’s summer in Alaska and we don’t have much night. And the power went out in the middle of the morning.
But as my wifi connection stopped, I realized I could check to see if any of the other 20 or so wifi signals that show up on my computer were there too. Two were there for a little longer than the rest, then they disappeared too.
Actually, it has been fairly windy, so I assumed it wasn’t just our house. But the wifi signal check is something I hadn’t thought of before. And now the outage is about two hours and my old Macbook battery is running low.
So, I’ll post this when the power goes back on and I get reconnected to the wifi.
It was out for just about three hours. Got done a number of things that I've been trying to avoid.
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