Recent Outages and Hiccups

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As many have noticed, we're experiencing some hiccups. We are working with the server admins to fix the problems. We should have everything smoothed out within a few days.

At the moment, we are experiencing occational lag times, and a few 'connection' errors. These are becoming less frequent as we progress.

Thank you for your patience while we fine-tune things.
We Apologize for the inconveniences.

- Bob Hubbard
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We've just been hip deep the last week. :)

We should be past the worst bits now. They've tweaked the server, updated some software and some other things. I'm monitoring, but the indications I have are that it'll be alot smoother from here on out. :)
 
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Off topic, but why is it that American usage is "from here on out" while British usage is usually "from here on in". :idunno:
 
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Y'know, I don't know. :) It's probably one of the many little differences between English English and American English.
 

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pakua said:
Off topic, but why is it that American usage is "from here on out" while British usage is usually "from here on in". :idunno:


From here on Out: This means exclusive and in the future anything is possible.

From here on In: Is inclusive about the existing topic. So it is also the future, yet about the topic at hand.

So in this case Out, which means that Kaith does not know what could cause problmes in the future is the better choice, from the current "English" used in the USA.

I could be wrong though :)
 
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Might have something to do with the 10,000 unread posts? :)

I haven't noticed any issues in the last few hours. Have been out most of the day though, and did see a few DB errors in my inbox.
 

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see see... I should of had a minion 'fix' that for me.. *growls at all the unread posts* Hey I've been wading through all day.. but my hip boots aren't tall enough~!!

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Kaith Rustaz said:
Y'know, I don't know. :) It's probably one of the many little differences between English English and American English.
So when did the Americans start using ENGLISH. :idunno:

David
 
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Taimishu said:
So when did the Americans start using ENGLISH. :idunno:

David
Ooooooh! Can I get you another saucer of milk there Dave?

(PS- I was born not far from where you are, although I've lived in South Africa since 1964, apart from 2 years in the '80s. I'm from Crawley, just down the M23 from you.)
 
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Outage Report - Saturday Nov 6 2004 8:35PM- 9:04PM EST

MySQL locked up on the server. Server Admins are investigating.

Our apologies for the inconvenience.
 

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I suddenly seem to have to re-log-in every time I go to a new page. New hiccup?
 
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Not that I'm aware of. Which browser are you using?
 

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Feisty Mouse said:
I suddenly seem to have to re-log-in every time I go to a new page. New hiccup?

I experienced this one earlier today too, but it only lasted for a few minutes. Just before that I got another error page with a message about an e-mail being sent. I use internet explorer.
 

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