Cpt.Underpants
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More members, more graveyards for Bish to dig or other members digging their own graves
Be scared...very scared
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To cope with the overcrowding and dumbing down of GAF we'll have to implement a forum version of Logan's Run.
After 30 dumb posts your account expires automatically.
More members, more graveyards for Bish to dig or other members digging their own graves
No, Pachter just took credit for it. The filmmaker who produces the GameTrailers Shift documentary series is making it, and Pachter is just being interviewed as part of it so that he can insert some troll comments.
Why can't you use gmail as your email btw? Who doesn't use that these days?
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The funny thing is that bans are actually somewhat more frequent now.
I would like the ability to use gmail address. Perhaps your account could have 2 email addresses? One is your primary address and the other is your signup address? So you still have to use an ISP/work/edu to sign up but then all emails/PMs get sent to your primary address? Then you have the best of both worlds?
I cannot wait to see it. Do you know when will it be released more or less?
I've been thinking about this for the past few days. I just don't understand how a compelling film based on the best online gaming and otherwise message board will work. Perhaps I'm just not artistic enough to figure it out. What are they going to point a camera at the screen and F5 that shit?
Oh look Snuggler has posted, wait here comes SmokeyDave, will WhatRobEats follow? I hope I'm wrong and I'm sure I am, I guess I just don't understand fully how this will work unless it's not so much about the site and instead about the controversial and informative aspects of it.
By approaching from a human angle and not a technology angle.
http://youtu.be/FGf3mQOafxcBy approaching from a human angle and not a technology angle.
Congratulations to this, Tyler! In connection to this, I've wondered if you have ever considered exhibiting at E3 (or other large expo). IGN, Machinima and Multiplayer.it are exhibiting this year. While their revenue may be higher than NeoGAF LLC's I doubt you would have much trouble raising funds for a booth (I'm sure a lot of readers would be willing to help out). I assume you (and your associates) are attending this year anyway and that allows for some good communication. Though a booth would most certainly make more of an impact. If anything you could use it to drive ad sales (if you decide to switch strategy regarding that for the redesign).Far as I can tell, we're now larger (in terms of activity and eyeballs; legacy post database is irrelevant) than:
-IGN forum
-Gamespot forum
-GameFAQs forum
-Penny-Arcade forum
-SA's video game forum
-Gaia Online's video game forum
-CAG forum
-GameTrailers forum
Those are the big English language video game forums I'm aware of. Appears we're smaller than Reddit's /r/gaming plus all the game-specific subreddits, though I really have no way of drawing a direct comparison in anything other than users online, and I don't know whether I'd call Reddit a discussion forum in the first place. Even so, that's about it as far as I'm aware of.
Glad to see GAF growing. For me, nothing comes close to it.
Best gaming related forum by far.
Yes.
Many old gaffers seems to have gone. New ones arrive and 90% are culled within a few weeks it seems.
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Another DDoS?
We had a really awful combination, today, of unprecedented traffic (expected, of course) and the physical failure of one of our database servers at the worst possible time. We're on 50% power with the database servers right now. Keep in mind that each one of them is really strong, but we hit an i/o hard wall during the conference and shortly after because of that. Entire internet was spamming F5.
I'm having gromph redeploy our database tomorrow to even more powerful servers, essentially the most ridiculous array possible, no expense spared to round out any possible weakness, to try to prepare us better for what's to come.
Major, major disappointment that we were down for almost the entire conference. It would be great if we could use an elastic solution to dynamically address load with no upper limit, like Amazon EC2, but apparently that's not viable for our setup.
We had a really awful combination, today, of unprecedented traffic (expected, of course) and the physical failure of one of our database servers at the worst possible time. We're on 50% power with the database servers right now. Keep in mind that each one of them is really strong, but we hit an i/o hard wall during the conference and shortly after because of that. Entire internet was spamming F5.
I'm having gromph redeploy our database tomorrow to even more powerful servers, essentially the most ridiculous array possible, no expense spared to round out any possible weakness, to try to prepare us better for what's to come.
Major, major disappointment that we were down for almost the entire conference. It would be great if we could use an elastic solution to dynamically address load with no upper limit, like Amazon EC2, but apparently that's not viable for our setup.
We had a really awful combination, today, of unprecedented traffic (expected, of course) and the physical failure of one of our database servers at the worst possible time. We're on 50% power with the database servers right now. Keep in mind that each one of them is really strong, but we hit an i/o hard wall during the conference and shortly after because of that. Entire internet was spamming F5.
I'm having gromph redeploy our database tomorrow to even more powerful servers, essentially the most ridiculous array possible, no expense spared to round out any possible weakness, to try to prepare us better for what's to come.
Major, major disappointment that we were down for almost the entire conference. It would be great if we could use an elastic solution to dynamically address load with no upper limit, like Amazon EC2, but apparently that's not viable for our setup.
Don't worry, today GAF didn't fail as hard as Sony.
That wasn't the feeling in steamchat, but I guess we're coming from a different angle.Errrrr.......WAT? The last thing Sony did today was fail.
That wasn't the feeling in steamchat, but I guess we're coming from a different angle.
It would be great if we could use an elastic solution to dynamically address load with no upper limit, like Amazon EC2, but apparently that's not viable for our setup.