Is your favorite athlete Larry Birb?
We’re lucky they didn’t take the entire site for some reason.
Or that this hasn’t happened sooner than now.
Hell, we’re lucky you guys have backups at all.
I hope this gets resolved soon.
Never been a basketball fan. I prefer Gymnastics to be honest.
Didn’t we blame vBulletin in another thread not too long ago? Crap, it’s been consumed in HackerGate2019 
I wasn’t trying to imply… was trying to shoehorn in a “…then the terrorists have already won” joke somehow. 
Maybe we can start a discussion on what we’d like to do with the hacker if/when we figure out who it was.
Something along the lines of: a remote warehouse, vice grips, a blow torch, an envelope, lemon juice and no questions asked.
Yes, we will all gather in a remote warehouse, squeeze out some lemons with vice grips to make lemonade, use blow torch to burn the squeezed lemons a bit, then put them in the envelope and mail them to the hacker while we drink aforementioned lemonade and chill 
I guess I should include sugar in my initial list then 
Have you tried a google search and opening a cached version?
Crystallized C12H22O11 and Di-hydrogen Monoxide 
You’re saying some big words here and it’s making me uncomfortable.
Should I have said this instead?
(2R,3R,4S,5S,6R)-2-[(2S,3S,4S,5R)-3,4-dihydroxy-2,5-bis(hydroxymethyl)oxolan-2-yl]oxy-6-(hydroxymethyl)oxane-3,4,5-triol + hydroxylic acid
Ah yes, the chemistry nerd’s way of saying water 
Don’t forget the table sugar.
Legitimate chemistry question, but why is it considered an Acid if it’s (ideally) PH-neutral?
It is not considered an acid?
Well, it isn’t technically. The pH of 7 only applies to pure water though. So ground water can be acidic or alkaline due to impurities present in it.
I had to explain to some of my students that just because there is a term called “acid rain” does not imply that water is an acid 
Never did chemistry at school so back on topic folks please.
What is the topic really about?
If you don’t know the answer to that then read the thread title.