Thread: Looks like the fun is over...
The attached graph shows the /. effect on wwwmaster's net connection. I'm surprised it tailed off so quickly... /D
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Dave, > The attached graph shows the /. effect on wwwmaster's net connection. > I'm surprised it tailed off so quickly... Don't count your chickens, the conventional press hasn't hit yet, and that's where most of the Windows users will come from. --Josh -- --Josh Josh Berkus Aglio Database Solutions San Francisco
> > The attached graph shows the /. effect on wwwmaster's net > connection. > > I'm surprised it tailed off so quickly... > > Don't count your chickens, the conventional press hasn't hit > yet, and that's where most of the Windows users will come from. There may also be a slight "secondary slashdot" late in the afternoon US time. Generally I'ev seen the slashdot effect being "worse" ni the late afternoon US time. <statement boldness="probably a bit on the high side"> Then again, I'm personally in the camp that beleive the slashdot effect is a myth spread by people who can't design web applications properly (hey, the most common sign of the slashdot effect is the 'failed to connect to mysql' error after all). Sure, some are bandwidth related, but most are just the box folding completely because the app is badly designed. </statement> //Magnus
> -----Original Message----- > From: Josh Berkus [mailto:josh@agliodbs.com] > Sent: 19 January 2005 21:01 > To: pgsql-www@postgresql.org > Cc: Dave Page > Subject: Re: [pgsql-www] Looks like the fun is over... > > Dave, > > > The attached graph shows the /. effect on wwwmaster's net > connection. > > I'm surprised it tailed off so quickly... > > Don't count your chickens, the conventional press hasn't hit > yet, and that's > where most of the Windows users will come from. Yeah, but I expect the fallout there to be more sporadic as different publications come out at different times. Still, it's nice to survive /. Especially as the article orginally had wwwmaster as the primary website :-) /D