Can I just say, all other concerns aside, I am absolutely LOVING the lack of server and connection failures on DataSphere as opposed to the soon-to-be-dead Infinity forum?
I have tried to post topic responses over there about 5 different times today, and none have gone through. Every time I click on a link back to DataSphere, it has popped RIGHT UP!
Thank you guys.
Forced off the old forums...
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macfergusson - Posts: 367
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Thanks for the compliment! 
It's the benefit of having a wonderfully super fast VPS.
It's the benefit of having a wonderfully super fast VPS.The mysterious Coder, Chief Engineer of Data Sphere, otherwise known as Dave
macfergusson wrote:I have tried to post topic responses over there about 5 different times today, and none have gone through.
Wild guess... server overload caused by everyone trying to save the contents.
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If not worth saving, is it worth rewriting? What is more, was it worth writing?
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Mob of Blondes wrote:macfergusson wrote:I have tried to post topic responses over there about 5 different times today, and none have gone through.
Wild guess... server overload caused by trying to save the contents.
No, this happened consistently prior to the announcement. Something to do with international proxy or something, I don't know...
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Not to mention the inevitable server crashes every month when new release pictures went up.
It was worse for us over here on the other side of the planet - having to wait and extra day to see SFA because the server crashed from all the F5 refresh requests.
It was worse for us over here on the other side of the planet - having to wait and extra day to see SFA because the server crashed from all the F5 refresh requests.
Thanks for the compliments, Mac.
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