no one is kidding here.

"No kidding" is just an idiom you use when something is obviously correct. He wasn't accusing you of making light of the situation.

Ooops I'm sorry, I translated the words and I misunderstood.
I know I should improve my english, I will do it if I will have time

Good luck guys.

No, it's only low lying areas. This includes some portions of NYC, but not anything close to the entire thing. The evacuation centers are also located in the city, so people who are evacuating now can just take the subway or bus to get there. Not sure about Jersey, but I'd guess some coastal areas are also under voluntary evacs, but it's probably not even as far inland as Linode's office, let alone the Newark datacenter.

Okay, scratch that, they can't take the subway anymore because it got shut down.

I survived the L'Aquila heartquake some time ago, the house where I was sleeping that night collapsed, can't hear this things earth/sky/sea fury...
The worst things that make me feel bad is that you can't do anything to help.

I don't know how bad is the situation never seen an hurricane fortunantly, I'm not really religious but I will make a prayer for the coast hoping that media enlarged the phenomenon and that all will be solved without many troubles.

The view from the office this morning, in case you're wondering why Hurricam went away.



However, by popular demand, a cam just for watching traffic on Jimmie Leeds might be making a comeback. Stay tuned.

really nice to know that nothing "serious" happend.