Re: Justin Fucks Up in Dublin?
Posted: Fri Jun 28, 2013 9:47 am
Has Carrier been working on this reply for the last 13 months?Dick Strawkins wrote:Feel the love...
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Has Carrier been working on this reply for the last 13 months?Dick Strawkins wrote:Feel the love...
http://freethoughtblogs.com/carrier/archives/3951
I know this is an odd thing for one non-theist to say to another, but as far as lulz and shitstorms go; have faith. Ophie is still there.Badger3k wrote:On the other hand, the bars will definitely be suffering in terms of sales, although elevators should be safer now. We will also be out all the lulz opportunities with her "speaking" engagement and the inevitable shitstorm she would generate. I have to wonder how this will be spun out - without the exposure at the conference, she will get less page views now, so what will the controversy be? Will she start posting about the harassment she got when she canceled?katamari Damassi wrote:Well the odds that the talk on church/state separation issues will be hijacked by tales of unwelcome advances and people being mean to Twatson just dropped dramatically. Congratulations attendees.guest wrote:guess who missed the plane and won't be returning to Dublin?
I think he has!Dave2 wrote:Has Carrier been working on this reply for the last 13 months?Dick Strawkins wrote:Feel the love...
http://freethoughtblogs.com/carrier/archives/3951
In this I think Carrier might pretty much be on the spot; the review is kinda dreadful. The money quote:Dick Strawkins wrote:I notice that Carrier has posted a 'War and Peace' length rebuttal to a bad review of his 'Proving History' book.
The review is by Stephanie Fisher and posted on R Joseph Hoffmann's site.
R Joseph Hoffmann is, unfortunately, one of the few people living who could make Richard deliberate-tour-de-force Carrier seem humble.
If you open the Merriam Webster dictionary on the page for pompous asshole you'll just find a picture of R Joseph Hoffmann.
He's got the sort of personality that would induce Desmond Tutu to deploy a swift kick to the testicles rather than endure more than a minute of Hoffmann's sanctimonious condescension.
And Stephanie Fisher is one of Hofmanns idiotic sycophants (are all annoying sycophantic sidekicks named stephanie?)
Basically all Carrier needs do is give them enough rope and they'll hang themselves.
But instead we get 'War and Peace', and Carrier stupidly calling Hoffmann 'insane'.
Feel the love...
http://freethoughtblogs.com/carrier/archives/3951
That's basically the hallmark of scholars who don't (and don't want to) understand Bayes' Theorem because they realize their salary depends on not understanding it.Bayes theorem was devised to ascertain mathematical probability. It is completely inappropriate for, and unrelated to historical occurrence and therefore irrelevant for application to historical texts.
Dave wrote:Weather last night sucked. But IME, airlines are pretty reluctant to cancel transoceanic flights. (1) It fucks up their customer's pretty bad and there arent a lot of alternate options. Its not like a commuter flight from ATL to LGA, miss one, hop on the next 40 minutes later. And (2) the airlines need the equipment where its supposed to be. Again the limited number of routes kind of screws up their options to replace that equipment in their schedules.H. Korban wrote: The weather on the east coast was very bad last night. There was a tornado warning for many parts of New Jersey and New York. We had some pretty intense winds and rain. It is not surprising that flights out of JFK might have been cancelled or delayed.
I think most likely the flight got delayed and Becky screwed up when she was supposed to get back to the airport. Whether that was due to alcohol or just poor planning, I leave as an exercise for the reader.
Dick Strawkins wrote:I can't think of any other possible reason why she might have slept in and missed the flight :think:
Thank you :)Jan Steen wrote:[...can you find the link to Watson's acceptance of Ron Lindsay's apology...]
http://skepchick.org/2013/06/adequate-v ... apologies/
At your service.
On the off-chance that you might be referring to my comment on Super Slow Slyme, I base that statement on the fact that of the 15 or so blogs I visit every day, several of which are the same style of phpBB blog as the Pit, the Pit is the only one, I repeat, the only one that is slow. And this has been the case for the last, I think, four or five days. And I am not the only person to notice this.Apropos of nothing :whistle: , as a former IT slave, it always amuses me when people assume that any perceived issue with a remote system must be the remote system's fault.
Dick Strawkins wrote:I notice that Carrier has posted a 'War and Peace' length rebuttal to a bad review of his 'Proving History' book.
The review is by Stephanie Fisher and posted on R Joseph Hoffmann's site.
R Joseph Hoffmann is, unfortunately, one of the few people living who could make Richard deliberate-tour-de-force Carrier seem humble.
If you open the Merriam Webster dictionary on the page for pompous asshole you'll just find a picture of R Joseph Hoffmann.
He's got the sort of personality that would induce Desmond Tutu to deploy a swift kick to the testicles rather than endure more than a minute of Hoffmann's sanctimonious condescension.
And Stephanie Fisher is one of Hofmanns idiotic sycophants (are all annoying sycophantic sidekicks named stephanie?)
Basically all Carrier needs do is give them enough rope and they'll hang themselves.
But instead we get 'War and Peace', and Carrier stupidly calling Hoffmann 'insane'.
Feel the love...
http://freethoughtblogs.com/carrier/archives/3951
The immaturity of the review, with its gratuitous insults and intemperance and slanders and complete failure to actually engage with the book, gave it a low priority for me, since it really just discredits itself to any mature reader. But now I have time to cover it. Even right off the bat, a review written like this demonstrates no sense of irony in its author who opens with the claim that they are the one “drawing attention to [my] unprofessional attitudes and prejudices.†Her absurdly repetitious claims of my alleged incompetence characterize the whole thing, despite my having a Ph.D. in the history of ancient religion and philosophy from a top ranked university, and a published background in mathematical arguments (in peer reviewed journals no less), as well as official training in statistics, calculus and electronics engineering…and despite my book having been formally peer reviewed by a professor of mathematics and a professor of biblical studies. (Note that Fisher, at present, and so far as I can discern, can claim none of these qualifications.)
Also, Courtier's reply innit?Mykeru wrote:Carrier is simply Frank Burns.The immaturity of the review, with its gratuitous insults and intemperance and slanders and complete failure to actually engage with the book, gave it a low priority for me, since it really just discredits itself to any mature reader. But now I have time to cover it. Even right off the bat, a review written like this demonstrates no sense of irony in its author who opens with the claim that they are the one “drawing attention to [my] unprofessional attitudes and prejudices.†Her absurdly repetitious claims of my alleged incompetence characterize the whole thing, despite my having a Ph.D. in the history of ancient religion and philosophy from a top ranked university, and a published background in mathematical arguments (in peer reviewed journals no less), as well as official training in statistics, calculus and electronics engineering…and despite my book having been formally peer reviewed by a professor of mathematics and a professor of biblical studies. (Note that Fisher, at present, and so far as I can discern, can claim none of these qualifications.)
That's because the CS at the ISPs always lie and blame the computer. It took me nearly two-years to get Comcast to fix their shitty cable and then I moved and spent a year arguing with Charter over their bit-throttling before I went to ATT which, despite all the problems I had with them regarding my business phone listings, have been very good with their high-speed Internet.Angry_Drunk wrote:Apropos of nothing :whistle: , as a former IT slave, it always amuses me when people assume that any perceived issue with a remote system must be the remote system's fault.
People really need to stop worrying about the blue-haired blob - she's becoming less and less relevant.46, XX wrote:Has Rebecca ever apologized for anything in the manner she expects others to apologize to her? It would have been nice if she could have used her own example of a decent apology, but --although they are big on demanding apologies of others, the watson-myers crowd are very poor at illustrating the behavior they demand others show to them.
And yet, on my shitty-ass work PC on our penny-ante network while I am simultaneously transferring gigabytes of data, the 'Pit flies as the veritable wind. So your anecdotal "evidence" can suck a gigantic satchel of cock.John Greg wrote:Angry_Drunk said:
On the off-chance that you might be referring to my comment on Super Slow Slyme, I base that statement on the fact that of the 15 or so blogs I visit every day, several of which are the same style of phpBB blog as the Pit, the Pit is the only one, I repeat, the only one that is slow. And this has been the case for the last, I think, four or five days. And I am not the only person to notice this.Apropos of nothing :whistle: , as a former IT slave, it always amuses me when people assume that any perceived issue with a remote system must be the remote system's fault.
So, yes, it could be my system, even my local ISP, but it's not.
So Walter and oolon.Lsuoma wrote:People really need to stop worrying about the blue-haired blob - she's becoming less and less relevant.46, XX wrote:Has Rebecca ever apologized for anything in the manner she expects others to apologize to her? It would have been nice if she could have used her own example of a decent apology, but --although they are big on demanding apologies of others, the watson-myers crowd are very poor at illustrating the behavior they demand others show to them.
In two years only creepy stalkers will be interested in her.
I’m thinking that the ancient female wisdom of poisoning is relevant. The elites require 4,000 remoras (think those tiny fish that groom the sharks) for maintenance. A well-connected caterer needs lots of part-time remoras and who would know if a friend sashayed in with a vial of….please let me know if this violates security speech or if there is a better venue for details.
Dickipedia is an existing wiki site, anonymous and a place where industry based (entertainment predators, banking predators, etc) dick information could be uploaded.
...
Oh, secretly I was going to abort my second pregnancy if it were a male. Because I was over 40 I was eligible for a chorionic villus sampling early in pregnancy and did so. She was a girl, and had that baby. I understand many sex selections are for males, but not all. I am behind aborting male fetus for as long as it takes. Sorry, but only can speak on that because it was my plan. I know abortion for sex selection is one of the targets for clamp down, and I wonder, is that because more males are aborted in U.S. now? I guess there’s no statistics on that.
Jesus Christ. Never has tl;dr been more applicable.Dick Strawkins wrote:I notice that Carrier has posted a 'War and Peace' length rebuttal to a bad review of his 'Proving History' book.
The review is by Stephanie Fisher and posted on R Joseph Hoffmann's site.
R Joseph Hoffmann is, unfortunately, one of the few people living who could make Richard deliberate-tour-de-force Carrier seem humble.
If you open the Merriam Webster dictionary on the page for pompous asshole you'll just find a picture of R Joseph Hoffmann.
He's got the sort of personality that would induce Desmond Tutu to deploy a swift kick to the testicles rather than endure more than a minute of Hoffmann's sanctimonious condescension.
And Stephanie Fisher is one of Hofmanns idiotic sycophants (are all annoying sycophantic sidekicks named stephanie?)
Basically all Carrier needs do is give them enough rope and they'll hang themselves.
But instead we get 'War and Peace', and Carrier stupidly calling Hoffmann 'insane'.
Feel the love...
http://freethoughtblogs.com/carrier/archives/3951
Yup, was painfully slow for me at work earlier today. Which was just as well I suppose since I had stuff to be getting on with. Seems snappy enough now though.John Greg wrote:Angry_Drunk said:
On the off-chance that you might be referring to my comment on Super Slow Slyme, I base that statement on the fact that of the 15 or so blogs I visit every day, several of which are the same style of phpBB blog as the Pit, the Pit is the only one, I repeat, the only one that is slow. And this has been the case for the last, I think, four or five days. And I am not the only person to notice this.Apropos of nothing :whistle: , as a former IT slave, it always amuses me when people assume that any perceived issue with a remote system must be the remote system's fault.
So, yes, it could be my system, even my local ISP, but it's not.
Same problem here. It's still taking ages to get into the forum or refresh a page.John Greg wrote:Well, clearly the slowness over the last few days is/was not due to the extra long thread.
Already three times to day I've had to wait over a minute for the page to refresh, or to open the editor.
Lsuoma, any idea what is causing all this slowness? Is it a host server problem? Or is someone actively trying to sabotage the place?
Walter's gay, so I doubt he'd stoop that low...Remick wrote:So Walter and oolon.Lsuoma wrote:People really need to stop worrying about the blue-haired blob - she's becoming less and less relevant.46, XX wrote:Has Rebecca ever apologized for anything in the manner she expects others to apologize to her? It would have been nice if she could have used her own example of a decent apology, but --although they are big on demanding apologies of others, the watson-myers crowd are very poor at illustrating the behavior they demand others show to them.
In two years only creepy stalkers will be interested in her.
You were.AndrewV69 wrote:We were talking about RadFems earlier?
No one doubts the existence of idiots. The extent of their influence is very much in doubt.AndrewV69 wrote: http://www.freezepage.com/1372418260JLZGMTZULI
http://twanzphobic.wordpress.com/2011/0 ... mment-1745
I’m thinking that the ancient female wisdom of poisoning is relevant. The elites require 4,000 remoras (think those tiny fish that groom the sharks) for maintenance. A well-connected caterer needs lots of part-time remoras and who would know if a friend sashayed in with a vial of….please let me know if this violates security speech or if there is a better venue for details.
Dickipedia is an existing wiki site, anonymous and a place where industry based (entertainment predators, banking predators, etc) dick information could be uploaded.
...
Oh, secretly I was going to abort my second pregnancy if it were a male. Because I was over 40 I was eligible for a chorionic villus sampling early in pregnancy and did so. She was a girl, and had that baby. I understand many sex selections are for males, but not all. I am behind aborting male fetus for as long as it takes. Sorry, but only can speak on that because it was my plan. I know abortion for sex selection is one of the targets for clamp down, and I wonder, is that because more males are aborted in U.S. now? I guess there’s no statistics on that.
Yet your anecdotal evidence gets a free pass?Angry_Drunk wrote:And yet, on my shitty-ass work PC on our penny-ante network while I am simultaneously transferring gigabytes of data, the 'Pit flies as the veritable wind. So your anecdotal "evidence" can suck a gigantic satchel of cock.John Greg wrote:Angry_Drunk said:
On the off-chance that you might be referring to my comment on Super Slow Slyme, I base that statement on the fact that of the 15 or so blogs I visit every day, several of which are the same style of phpBB blog as the Pit, the Pit is the only one, I repeat, the only one that is slow. And this has been the case for the last, I think, four or five days. And I am not the only person to notice this.Apropos of nothing :whistle: , as a former IT slave, it always amuses me when people assume that any perceived issue with a remote system must be the remote system's fault.
So, yes, it could be my system, even my local ISP, but it's not.
I am the barman and I pissed in that drink.Dick Strawkins wrote:The gravy train reaches Dublin.
http://i.imgur.com/KXWcjdJ.jpg
There's your problem.Lsuoma wrote:dreamhost
Hey, it's not easy waking ass-end up on a chair, having to reach into your own mouth and scoop out a plug of nearly aspirated vomit, somehow get to your feel, pull worn-for-three days granny panties out of the crack of your spotty, flaccid ass and duck-walk to the fridge for a beer or, ideally, some wine because you passed out before you could polish it off and get that into your maw before the little bouncy DT critters get to you, shotgun it and it's brother for breakfast and then plop yourself down in front of the computer, just like yesterday, to rule an empire of fucking morons.bovarchist wrote:Seems to me Beccers must be feeling a widdle unappreciated lately.
It's been very slow for me, too. I didn't blame the long thread though since it was also slow just to get the home page up or the post a reply page up. Long time waiting for a response and slow load. Does the pit get served to different regions on the globe from different servers or something? It seems odd that it isn't slow for everyone. Maybe JG and I are both getting slow response because Steven Harper won't upgrade the equipment that all the traffic into Canada has to go through and get copied etc...Angry_Drunk wrote:And yet, on my shitty-ass work PC on our penny-ante network while I am simultaneously transferring gigabytes of data, the 'Pit flies as the veritable wind. So your anecdotal "evidence" can suck a gigantic satchel of cock.John Greg wrote:Angry_Drunk said:
On the off-chance that you might be referring to my comment on Super Slow Slyme, I base that statement on the fact that of the 15 or so blogs I visit every day, several of which are the same style of phpBB blog as the Pit, the Pit is the only one, I repeat, the only one that is slow. And this has been the case for the last, I think, four or five days. And I am not the only person to notice this.Apropos of nothing :whistle: , as a former IT slave, it always amuses me when people assume that any perceived issue with a remote system must be the remote system's fault.
So, yes, it could be my system, even my local ISP, but it's not.
No, the point is that anecdotes are essentially worthless. I figured such a great and august gathering of skeptics would have known that.Tony Parsehole wrote:Yet your anecdotal evidence gets a free pass?Angry_Drunk wrote:And yet, on my shitty-ass work PC on our penny-ante network while I am simultaneously transferring gigabytes of data, the 'Pit flies as the veritable wind. So your anecdotal "evidence" can suck a gigantic satchel of cock.John Greg wrote:
On the off-chance that you might be referring to my comment on Super Slow Slyme, I base that statement on the fact that of the 15 or so blogs I visit every day, several of which are the same style of phpBB blog as the Pit, the Pit is the only one, I repeat, the only one that is slow. And this has been the case for the last, I think, four or five days. And I am not the only person to notice this.
So, yes, it could be my system, even my local ISP, but it's not.
TedDahlberg said:As far as the slowness goes, I have a ticket open with the hosting company.
Tony Parsehole said:Yup, was painfully slow for me at work earlier today.
Lsuoma said:Same problem here. It's still taking ages to get into the forum or refresh a page.
Angry_Drunk said:Looks like some intermittent weird internal routing issue at dreamhost. traceroute is showing at least 120 internal hops once I reach their border host.
You were saying?And yet, on my shitty-ass work PC on our penny-ante network while I am simultaneously transferring gigabytes of data, the 'Pit flies as the veritable wind. So your anecdotal "evidence" can suck a gigantic satchel of cock.
This photo is wrong on so many levels.Dick Strawkins wrote:The gravy train reaches Dublin.
http://i.imgur.com/KXWcjdJ.jpg
MY ANECDOTAL EVIDENCE BEATS YOUR ANECDOTAL EVIDENCE! NEENER NEENER NEENER!Angry_Drunk wrote:And yet, on my shitty-ass work PC on our penny-ante network while I am simultaneously transferring gigabytes of data, the 'Pit flies as the veritable wind. So your anecdotal "evidence" can suck a gigantic satchel of cock.John Greg wrote:Angry_Drunk said:
On the off-chance that you might be referring to my comment on Super Slow Slyme, I base that statement on the fact that of the 15 or so blogs I visit every day, several of which are the same style of phpBB blog as the Pit, the Pit is the only one, I repeat, the only one that is slow. And this has been the case for the last, I think, four or five days. And I am not the only person to notice this.Apropos of nothing :whistle: , as a former IT slave, it always amuses me when people assume that any perceived issue with a remote system must be the remote system's fault.
So, yes, it could be my system, even my local ISP, but it's not.
I was saying you fail at the basics of skepticism.John Greg wrote:Lsuoma said:
TedDahlberg said:As far as the slowness goes, I have a ticket open with the hosting company.
Tony Parsehole said:Yup, was painfully slow for me at work earlier today.
Lsuoma said:Same problem here. It's still taking ages to get into the forum or refresh a page.
Angry_Drunk said:Looks like some intermittent weird internal routing issue at dreamhost. traceroute is showing at least 120 internal hops once I reach their border host.
You were saying?And yet, on my shitty-ass work PC on our penny-ante network while I am simultaneously transferring gigabytes of data, the 'Pit flies as the veritable wind. So your anecdotal "evidence" can suck a gigantic satchel of cock.
So, two years from now, Rebecca will get her own WalterEgo?Lsuoma wrote:People really need to stop worrying about the blue-haired blob - she's becoming less and less relevant.46, XX wrote:Has Rebecca ever apologized for anything in the manner she expects others to apologize to her? It would have been nice if she could have used her own example of a decent apology, but --although they are big on demanding apologies of others, the watson-myers crowd are very poor at illustrating the behavior they demand others show to them.
In two years only creepy stalkers will be interested in her.
As far as the slowness goes, I have a ticket open with the hosting company.
ARGUMENTUM AD POPULUM FALLACY!!! NEENER NEENER NEENER!John Greg wrote:Lsuoma said:
TedDahlberg said:As far as the slowness goes, I have a ticket open with the hosting company.
Tony Parsehole said:Yup, was painfully slow for me at work earlier today.
Lsuoma said:Same problem here. It's still taking ages to get into the forum or refresh a page.
Angry_Drunk said:Looks like some intermittent weird internal routing issue at dreamhost. traceroute is showing at least 120 internal hops once I reach their border host.
You were saying?And yet, on my shitty-ass work PC on our penny-ante network while I am simultaneously transferring gigabytes of data, the 'Pit flies as the veritable wind. So your anecdotal "evidence" can suck a gigantic satchel of cock.
I never really noticed before his resemblance to a lawn gnome.Tony Parsehole wrote:I am the barman and I pissed in that drink.Dick Strawkins wrote:The gravy train reaches Dublin.
http://i.imgur.com/KXWcjdJ.jpg
I must be exercising my understands-troubleshooting-principles privilege. I suppose I should Shut Up & Listenâ„¢ to those less fortunate than myself.Gumby wrote:ARGUMENTUM AD POPULUM FALLACY!!! NEENER NEENER NEENER!John Greg wrote:Lsuoma said:
TedDahlberg said:As far as the slowness goes, I have a ticket open with the hosting company.
Tony Parsehole said:Yup, was painfully slow for me at work earlier today.
Lsuoma said:Same problem here. It's still taking ages to get into the forum or refresh a page.
Angry_Drunk said:Looks like some intermittent weird internal routing issue at dreamhost. traceroute is showing at least 120 internal hops once I reach their border host.
You were saying?And yet, on my shitty-ass work PC on our penny-ante network while I am simultaneously transferring gigabytes of data, the 'Pit flies as the veritable wind. So your anecdotal "evidence" can suck a gigantic satchel of cock.
OK, shutting up now.
Gods you're a pretentious twat.John Greg wrote:Angry_Drunk, IT hero:
"Hello, caller, what is your problem please?"
Unhappy Customer:
"Well, my system seems quite slow today, and keeps giving me error messages."
Angry_Drunk, IT hero:
"Ya, well, that's just anecdote. Give me specific evidence."
Unhappy Customer:
"Well, the system did such and such and reported such and such an error, but it took 15 minutes."
Angry_Drunk, IT hero:
"Ya, well, that's just anecdote. Give me something concrete, email me a C&P error message."
Unhappy Customer:
"Well, I can't. The system times out whenever I try to send any emails."
Angry_Drunk, IT hero:
"Ya, well, that's just anecdote. Give me something concrete, go online and C&P a screenshot to my I Help Everybody Website."
Unhappy Customer:
"Well, I cant. The system is so slow that whenever I try to go online it tells me that it has timed-out and cannot connect."
Angry_Drunk, IT hero:
"Ya, well, that's just anecdote. So *FLOOSH*, your opinion can be ignored. Next caller...."
With this title, I expected perhaps somebody enjoying a half-drunken night of sacred cow-tipping, somebody more like Billy Connolly, Dave Barry, or John Cleese perhaps. But this guy isn't remotely happy. He's chastising everybody who ever raised his hackles, an apparently long list (though he's squishy with actual names). I once sat beside a guy excoriating his ex-wives at a bar. Myers reminds me of that.
But overall, Myers doesn't quote those he refutes. He presents straw-man arguments about some conveniently nameless theist, or he caricatures specific opponents' beliefs. It's like watching Fox News misrepresent the Democratic Party, or hearing Fred Phelps mock gays and secularists. Audiences wonder: why would anybody believe such claptrap? Reality replies, nobody really believes that burlesque. Nobody worth your energy, anyway.
I blame the format. These essays began life as entries on Myers' blog, where intrepid readers can find many of them verbatim. But Internet writing rewards short attention spans, surface-level reading, and pat answers. Blogs, including my blog, attract audiences that share the author's core suppositions, and reward writing that whips ideological fellow-travelers into high dudgeon. They don't much encourage deep investigation or intellectual diversity.
I am perfectly content to wait for whatever drama (if any) ensures.Hunt wrote:Ally Fogg continues to ask the plaintive question: What about teh menz?
http://freethoughtblogs.com/hetpat/2013 ... ans-world/
Good article, but let me ask, does anyone else find this kind of mutual detente that's building between HeteroNorm Pat. and the rest of FtB vaguely annoying? I mean, if you're going to write for a sadistically ideological blog network, do you think it might be worth addressing that fact? I know, I know, we're all supposed to be enjoying the gradually escalating tension, kind of like just how many episodes of the X-files it would take before Mulder threw himself on Sculley, but isn't this a bit childish? It doesn't take a genius to realize that Fogg is utterly intellectually incompatible with FfTB. I, for one, don't feel like waiting nine months for the orgasm of literary violence. I'm starting to get the impression that this is just another way to play people for blog hits.
Poor Ophelia. Uncomfortable plane travel, jet lag, and now the threat of TWO, count them, TWO Vaculas! I fear for poor Feffles's well being. Come back, Ophelia! Come back to the safe side of the ocean!Dick Strawkins wrote:Vacula meets Carlos Diaz of atheist alliance international, in Dublin.
Somewhere (probably Liverpool), at this very moment, there's a sad mother, wondering whatever happened to the twins she gave up for adoption all those years ago.
http://i.imgur.com/FKT03mn.jpg
Given the copious amount of data you provided to shore up your anecdote, i.e., nothing, I can counter with a similar level of proof. Works fine on my system. And, just because I am an asshole, data:John Greg wrote:Angry_Drunk said:
On the off-chance that you might be referring to my comment on Super Slow Slyme, I base that statement on the fact that of the 15 or so blogs I visit every day, several of which are the same style of phpBB blog as the Pit, the Pit is the only one, I repeat, the only one that is slow. And this has been the case for the last, I think, four or five days. And I am not the only person to notice this.Apropos of nothing :whistle: , as a former IT slave, it always amuses me when people assume that any perceived issue with a remote system must be the remote system's fault.
So, yes, it could be my system, even my local ISP, but it's not.
I quite enjoyed the Malazan Book of the Fallen series and deliberately took my time reading each one. Probably not to everyone's taste though.TedDahlberg wrote:
That's quite true, I think that I too would feel sorry for him. If this wasn't a situation entirely of his own making. I don't think he could have burned more bridges if he'd been a member of the Bridgeburners.
Or a Walternate? :think:Southern wrote:
So, two years from now, Rebecca will get her own WalterEgo?
:rimshot:
I'll ask you, because unlike JG, you might be open to logic. Have you tried a traceroute to the pit when it's loading slowly?Tony Parsehole wrote:Same problem here. It's still taking ages to get into the forum or refresh a page.John Greg wrote:Well, clearly the slowness over the last few days is/was not due to the extra long thread.
Already three times to day I've had to wait over a minute for the page to refresh, or to open the editor.
Lsuoma, any idea what is causing all this slowness? Is it a host server problem? Or is someone actively trying to sabotage the place?
I see a battle of the pornstaches looming.Dick Strawkins wrote:Vacula meets Carlos Diaz of atheist alliance international, in Dublin.
Somewhere (probably Liverpool), at this very moment, there's a sad mother, wondering whatever happened to the twins she gave up for adoption all those years ago.
http://i.imgur.com/FKT03mn.jpg
Lsuoma wrote:Looks like some intermittent weird internal routing issue at dreamhost. traceroute is showing at least 120 internal hops once I reach their border host.
[youtube]EiQnwiATK0E[/youtube]Dick Strawkins wrote:Vacula meets Carlos Diaz of atheist alliance international, in Dublin.
Somewhere (probably Liverpool), at this very moment, there's a sad mother, wondering whatever happened to the twins she gave up for adoption all those years ago.
http://i.imgur.com/FKT03mn.jpg
I'm afraid Justin will lose big points on the hairdos.katamari Damassi wrote:I see a battle of the pornstaches looming.Dick Strawkins wrote:Vacula meets Carlos Diaz of atheist alliance international, in Dublin.
Somewhere (probably Liverpool), at this very moment, there's a sad mother, wondering whatever happened to the twins she gave up for adoption all those years ago.
http://i.imgur.com/FKT03mn.jpg
Modern routing, in this day and age of BGP, is really, really weird, and so while I doubt dreamhost is going with a full akamai-style network, it is entirely possible for people to take radically different routes to the same server. for some, they'll see a slowdown, others won't. The server itself is probably fine, it's the shit in between you and it that suck.JAB wrote:It's been very slow for me, too. I didn't blame the long thread though since it was also slow just to get the home page up or the post a reply page up. Long time waiting for a response and slow load. Does the pit get served to different regions on the globe from different servers or something? It seems odd that it isn't slow for everyone. Maybe JG and I are both getting slow response because Steven Harper won't upgrade the equipment that all the traffic into Canada has to go through and get copied etc...Angry_Drunk wrote:And yet, on my shitty-ass work PC on our penny-ante network while I am simultaneously transferring gigabytes of data, the 'Pit flies as the veritable wind. So your anecdotal "evidence" can suck a gigantic satchel of cock.John Greg wrote:
On the off-chance that you might be referring to my comment on Super Slow Slyme, I base that statement on the fact that of the 15 or so blogs I visit every day, several of which are the same style of phpBB blog as the Pit, the Pit is the only one, I repeat, the only one that is slow. And this has been the case for the last, I think, four or five days. And I am not the only person to notice this.
So, yes, it could be my system, even my local ISP, but it's not.
The other oddity lately has been that if I left my Firefox with the pit open and left my computer long enough for it to go to sleep, when I woke the computer up FF was frozen and I'd have to close and open it. And this wouldn't happen if the window was minimized. I was blaming a recent update of firefox, but it seems to only happen with the pit, although that's the only forum I tried it on.