Doesn't appear to be a complete power failure, as Cloudflare Radar shows only a partial drop in traffic from Cuba: https://radar.cloudflare.com/traffic/cu?dateRange=1d

If you've got generators for towers and people use their mobile phones, I'd expect traffic to continue. 37% is a little higher than I'd expect, but I don't know the make-up of traffic.

Rolling power outages are the norm in Cuba. I would say that number is about right.

Visible in Cloudflare Radar as well https://twitter.com/CloudflareRadar/status/17554355308738889...

The blog post (https://blog.cloudflare.com/introducing-radar-internet-quali...) includes a lot more details on the Internet Quality and Connection Quality metrics shown on the new Radar page.

I used to love Mad writers, each so different and brilliant in their own way...Al Jaffee was no exception.

Also very much worth reading on this topic: Tubes by Andrew Blum (https://www.andrewblum.net/tubes-2)

Corrected version updated on the Community site. The WWW sites will be updated shortly.

The footer is in error. Even after proofreading it a million times, we missed that. I'll get it fixed ASAP -- thanks for catching it!

(Disclosure: I'm the editor of the report.)

Thanks for doing a consistently great job with this report -- it's a huge value to the Internet as a whole.

You're welcome. I love working on it, and it's been a bigger success than I ever imagined.

That went from 6.6 -> 5.6mb - super heavy footer, or what else changed ?

Hopefully, nothing else. :) The designer may have done something slightly different when he exported the file from InDesign.