[16:13:55] <Niharika>	 jrbranaa: Are we not having the SIG session today?
[16:17:27] <quiddity>	 Niharika, nope, it was canceled a couple of hours ago: https://lists.wikimedia.org/pipermail/wikitech-l/2017-October/088962.html
[17:46:27] <jrbranaa>	 Niharika: sorry about that.  I had to cancel this morning due to a family emergency.  It doesn't appear that my email made it to everyone.
[17:47:41] <Niharika>	 No worries, jrbranaa. I did get the email but I didn't check my email until late. The event still showed up on my Calendar somehow.
[18:13:55] <meeple27>	 interesting. It had disappeared from my calendar (an hour or 2 before the meeting), which made me check email to see what happened
[21:40:45] <Brad_>	 Hi, does wikimedia use any cloud computing companies to host data (such as Amazon, Dropbox, whatever)? I recently learned that Asia has 3+ petabytes available on its network (according to a Boston Globe article, only 2% of capacity is being used!) and I wondered if I could help some open source oriented nonprofits switch to Sia and save a ton of money at the same time. I would be interested in feedback- thanks!
[21:41:19] <Brad_>	 Not Asia, Sia! Darn spell check
[21:42:37] <Brad_>	 http://sia.tech/
[21:49:40] <Brad_>	 I guess I got knocked off the channel, but I don't really need to know what Wikipedia decides, I just wanted to toss out the idea of using Sia - thanks for listening!