In the last 24-hours there has been a significant lag in Daniweb speed (at least on my end) at all hours of the day (daytime, afternoon, early morning (4-6 A.M.)): loading the homepage, posting threads, replies, etc. I do not believe it is on my end; I am sending small packets via a fast line. I note that usually the slowdown coincides with the apparent loading of ad-content (indicated at lower-left status bar of browser). Sometimes the page will not load at all (404), and often lately when quoting a thread in reply, for example, I get nothing in the reply form (the other night this happened save for a single <br> tag displayed in the said form)
Just wanted to update in regards to this concern.
Thanks, MattyD
3+ minutes for a reply via the Quick Reply to be sent, never to be displayed (I aborted the response-- anything over 30 seconds on a DSL (which is itself exceedingly long) is too long, IMO. Three minutes? No thanks.
Well, at least the Flash advertisements have NO trouble loading and running the whole time, everytime. :confused::evil:
Also, this has occured a few times over the last 2-3 days: I reply w/quote via button and the page loads (slow or fast) but the reply form is completely empty-- white. I will capture a screen next time if possible, not that that is necessary, but...
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In the last 24-hours there has been a significant lag in Daniweb speed (at least on my end) at all hours of the day (daytime, afternoon, early morning (4-6 A.M.)): loading the homepage, posting threads, replies, etc. I do not believe it is on my end; I am sending small packets via a fast line. I note that usually the slowdown coincides with the apparent loading of ad-content (indicated at lower-left status bar of browser). Sometimes the page will not load at all (404), and often lately when quoting a thread in reply, for example, I get nothing in the reply form (the other night this happened save for a single <br> tag displayed in the said form)
Save the complaints For a party conversation. The world is loaded, It's lit to pop and nobody is gonna stop...
No one... No one! No way! Gonna stop, Now; go!
Farm people, Book wavers, soul savers, Love preachers! Lit to pop and nobody is gonna stop.
No one...
(Do you have control of a mind like that?)
One come a day, the water will run, No man will stand for things that he had done... Hurrah! And the water will run... One come a day, the water will run, No man will stand for things that he had done... Hurrah! And the water will run... Will Run! Will Run!
Gimmie that! Gimmie that - your automobile, Turn off that smokestack And that goddamn radio Hum... along with me... Hum along with the t.v.
Yeah, I have heard that the northern part of the US does not drink sweet tea (iced tea). At the local McDonald's, you will see a big ad for sweet tea in our area. But when I went to New York this past summer, they didn't even serve it.
I love Mountain Dew and I find myself drinking too much of it lately. :surprised
Yes, sweet tea; I was introduced to sweet tea and many things in Texas that were a bit foreign to me. I am from Ohio originally so I guess I was still considered a Yankee when I moved down South with my (ex)wife in 2001 to go to school. I did not dig Texas much-- I lived in the country which was cool because I could go right back in the woods and shoot guns whenever I wanted but, besides that, it was boring as Hell. I like NYC\ East Coast much better. :cheesy: There is so much opportunity here and it's an exciting place (even though I have no social life by choice) I do not miss Texas.
>lol i drink like 12 cups of tea per day That's actually pretty scary. I can't stand either of the substances myself -- coffee is far too bitter, and tea just tastes like hot water. :D
I like coffee because of the bitterness-- no milk or sugar... just black. :); Adding sugar to coffee or tea is an abomination IMO. I like tea but only hot, Earl Grey. When I lived in Texas everyone constantly drank "sweet" tea (alot of sugar and ice) which I just cannot stomach. Tea to me just does not compete with coffee although it is said that tea actually contains more caffeine than coffee, surprisingly. In all truth the only liquids I ever drink are: coffee, water, and Mountain Dew.
