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Ilija Studen
on Jul 8. 2006. 6:05 pm
TextDrive temporary suspended all "active" parts of the website (including the demo) because of the heavy load (aC god dugg and featured on Techcrunch).
Btw, forum is running on friends server (thanks!).
Btw, forum is running on friends server (thanks!).
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Ilija Studen:Btw, forum is running on friends server (thanks!).
just shout if you need some webspace for development use. i could spare 1-2 TB traffic/month if you need.
Ilija Studen
on Jul 9. 2006. 12:06 am
Thanks for the offer! I really appreciate it.
Space and BW are not the problem. Problem was that current server was brought down with the concentrated traffic from Digg. I really don't know why do they need 2 days to get things back online :( Load is pretty normal now.
Space and BW are not the problem. Problem was that current server was brought down with the concentrated traffic from Digg. I really don't know why do they need 2 days to get things back online :( Load is pretty normal now.
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nils:just shout if you need some webspace for development use. i could spare 1-2 TB traffic/month if you need.
Sweet ... can put that to use, I bet we can! *grin*
Ilija? I was gonna point you to http://developer.berlios.de/ ... I suspect they differ from SForge in some fundamentals.
cheers
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Ilija Studen:TextDrive temporary suspended all "active" parts of the website (including the demo) because of the heavy load (aC god dugg and featured on Techcrunch).
Not 2 hours ago I exchanged notes with the NCSA grad who created HyperNews in the mid90s, chatting about "fear and loathing | dread of success" (Ilija and I back-channel as well) and snickered about the consequences of being /.'d ... and thus it is, and thus it is. heh
^5
Ilija Studen
on Jul 9. 2006. 12:24 am
Thanks. I looked at berlios long time ago...
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Ilija Studen:I really don't know why do they need 2 days to get things back online :(
Because they're all slightly burned out, and slightly tired of the hastle, and slightly cynical.
But think of this: the failure could be more mysterious, more expensive, and more mission critical! As I learned it, "Relax! Better to break big bones than little ones!"
;-P
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