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Related: Editorials & Other Articles, Issue Forums, Alliance Forums, Region ForumsPorn site says web traffic from Charleston and Wilmington went down during Hurricane Florence,
but Savannah and Norfolk on the other hand...
One of the most-visited adult sites on the web said on Tuesday that traffic from Charleston took a dip during Hurricane Florence as the deadly storm approached the Carolinas last week.
Tuesday afternoon, the Twitter account for xHamster.com posted a graph showing web traffic over the last month, showing that activity from the Charleston and Wilmington areas went down in the days when the storm formerly known as Hurricane Florence approached the Carolinas. The decrease in Wilmington, hard hit by the storm, was understandably far more significant than the modest change shown in Charleston.
In all, Florence claimed the lives of more than 30 people after the storm came ashore and dropped record rainfall across parts of the Carolinas. Flooding remains a danger across areas near the North and South Carolina border, as downstream water levels rise. There have been eight storm-related deaths in South Carolina. President Donald Trump visited Wednesday to assess the damage.
In its tweet, xHamster issued a questionable 'Congrats' to Charleston and Wilmington that residents were able to "put their porn down," while residents in Norfolk, Va. and Savannah, Ga. "took advantage of the downtime." The graph only shows few weeks worth of data, so it's hard to tell how the changes in September compare to previous months. Similarweb.com ranks xHamster as the fourth-most-popular adult site on the internet.
https://www.charlestoncitypaper.com/TheBattery/archives/2018/09/20/porn-site-says-web-traffic-from-charleston-went-down-during-hurricane-florence
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rurallib
(62,406 posts)TexasTowelie
(112,132 posts)They're on a Russian server.
doc03
(35,325 posts)no electricity?
TexasTowelie
(112,132 posts)I'm probably pushing the line by posting this thread. I'm not about to provide a "How To" procedure manual in a reply that could get alerted.
Kaleva
(36,294 posts)Very similar to using a stationary bike to run an alternator.
Sherman A1
(38,958 posts)Gee, evacuations, electrical power lost and lives threatening conditions. Yeah, I suspect that traffic to theirs and many other internet sites was way down.
Kaleva
(36,294 posts)cwydro
(51,308 posts)I cant imagine why anyone would care about this.