Forum agony...
Forum agony...
Forum unusable...thirty seconds to respond to any mouseclick. IE7, IE8, and Firefox.
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That's good for the business -I guessSonolta wrote:
Dk's whole site is slow today so either he has too much DB traffic, or some other site on this server is killing DK's traffic.![]()
-Sonolta
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Re: Forum agony...
Feels like Denial of Service attacks. The site is either very fast or dead slow...nothing in between.
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I agree, the same thing crossed my mind also, while we had the slo-mo going on...Winston wrote:Feels like Denial of Service attacks. The site is either very fast or dead slow...nothing in between.
Greg
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It was just an increase from 1600 visitors a day to 8000 visitors for a day, then a gradual fall off. I'm sure there was no other cause.
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The problem I see is digital. The forum is either very fast or unusable. Nothing in-between.David Kilpatrick wrote:It was just an increase from 1600 visitors a day to 8000 visitors for a day, then a gradual fall off. I'm sure there was no other cause.
David
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They must have heard that Don is gone!David Kilpatrick wrote:It was just an increase from 1600 visitors a day to 8000 visitors for a day, then a gradual fall off. I'm sure there was no other cause.
David
Imagine the traffic you'll have now that no one has to withstand his insults!
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No connection Dusty, all down to Alpha 850 hysteria on the main web pages, plus the A380 review and Crop vs Cram article, which has gathered some permanent links from other Alpha related sites as recommended reading. Don has emailed me privately to ask me to remove posts which attack or insult him and his work, mentioning your last post as an example. I don't think it constitutes an attack or insult but there is no real need to bring Don or his past history here into any future threads.
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David, why should there be so much interest in A850, specially when there is no video (I'm not saying I want it or not)?
Maybe the price...
Maybe the price...
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I will quote someone on dpreview:Dr. Harout wrote:David, why should there be so much interest in A850, specially when there is no video (I'm not saying I want it or not)?![]()
Maybe the price...
http://forums.dpreview.com/forums/read. ... e=32588091In the soon-to-be-released A850, Sony is about to offer a full frame DSLR with the image quality of an $8000 D3X for less than $2000 and all I see on this forum is a bunch of nonsense about "crippled" cameras and "recycled technology" and how nobody "needs" that kind of quality.
Unbelievable.
If the price rumors turn out to be true then I can see why lots of photographers will be very interested in the A850.
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You're right , Henry.
And that is a concern, i.e. to buy a camera just for the price...
And that is a concern, i.e. to buy a camera just for the price...
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I can imagine the A850 being my next camera body - may be not soon. I suspect for a hobbyist such as myself the A900 is always going to be bit steep in price. I think there are at least 3 options for me, body wise, as my next upgrade. A850 if it ever gets <£1000, or bargain A700 when it is replaced, or A5xx series. Interesting times 
Nex 5, Nex 6 (IR), A7M2, A99 and a bunch of lenses.
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