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It’s like seven or 8,000,000,000,000 TB there’s a lot of data.Why can't Josh simply have a dedicated server. Is KF simply too large?
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For the time being register with Protonmail until I can check with G-Mail.It’s like seven or 8,000,000,000,000 TB there’s a lot of data.Why can't Josh simply have a dedicated server. Is KF simply too large?
creator clash 2"Prostitute and her pet manchild"? Who could he mean(?)
Is this some new patois the youth are using?creator clash 2
He claimed the torrent is 6 TB. On MATI yesterday Null mentioned something about downloading/transferring (? can't recall which of the two) 4 TB of data. Don't pin me on this because I only listened to the episode once, I could be misremembering.Why can't Josh simply have a dedicated server. Is KF simply too large?
In reality, none of this is going to work. A single point of failure for a site that's constantly DDOS'd? Total troon and Josh's hubris victory!
The PHP pro. A real whiz kid!He broke the site, just look at this:
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1) Add a new database node and allow it to replicate
2) The other DBs start sending over 8tb of data
3) The synchronizing DBs have to stay synchronized with each other while getting the new node up to speed AND serving kiwifarms simultaneously
4) DBs crash due to increased load
Don’t quote me on it by remember somebody or something saying it was like eightWhy is he saying that it's 8 TB? I distinctly remember him saying on MATI yesterday that it was 4 TB.
Perhaps he underestimated just how much data was going to be transfered to the new node?
That would be the best scenario, but he won't because it's become a pride issue for him to get the site up ASAP, He said he can't sleep when he's thinking about his site being down.Josh needs to take a month to fix things properly instead of trying to get the site back up in a hurry.
Every time he tries to fix something it ends up breaking something else. Is Xenforo that tricky to maintain on your own?
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It is important to get the site stable again for the health of the userbase. This has been a really, really rough week and I'm very over it at this point.
Null · Post #6,248 · 4 minutes ago · Forum: Forum Discussion
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The main datacenter is being hit too hard to mitigate effectively with what I have. I'm waiting on a new server. For right now I am doing something hilariously stupid that should mostly negatively impact bots.
Null · Post #6,243 · Today at 4:32 PM · Forum: Forum Discussion
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It's inaccessible for most people, unless you're on specific global routes or Tor. I'm going to have to double up on the datacenter that's handling most traffic.
Null · Post #6,238 · Today at 3:59 PM · Forum: Forum Discussion
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Just being in London does not mean you will be routed to the Amsterdam datacenter.
Null · Post #6,235 · Today at 2:43 PM · Forum: Forum Discussion
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I have stopped the attack but my ruleset is overzealous and to fix it I have to change KiwiFlare. I'm working on it right now.
Null · Post #6,232 · Today at 12:01 PM · Forum: Forum Discussion
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okay, that latest round of anti-troon seems to be working pretty effectively.
Null · Post #6,224 · Yesterday at 7:44 PM · Forum: Forum Discussion
Even viewing KF is nearly impossible with a London VPN. Onion farms is pretty snappy though.
basically closed source software sucks nulls a dumb nigger who insists on using a shitty chatroom he made instead of a shoutboxIt's not that XenForo itself that hard, it's just another program that you have to learn to use, and continue to learn to use by using. It's that its standard built-in features are relatively limited compared to what the more experienced web forum operators like Null want to be able to do with their fora. For example, Null insists on having a complex permission system (who's allowed to access which parts of the forum & allowed to do what while there) and for him, XenForo's just is not good enough in that department. So they have to either program additions to XenForo on their own (which is what Null did with the chatroom that got hacked, he programmed that on his own), or they can download other people's programs to expand the basic abilities of XenForo to make it do more. Sometimes these additions work, sometimes not. Sometimes they cause problems with the underlying web server that XenForo runs upon, or with the Operating System that the web server runs upon. I guess that interdependence or interaction between different programs is what causes most of these problems. You can have all these different combinations of XenForo + (some additions) + (some webserver) + (some OS) + (the visitors' browsers/clients & associated systems) which can cause entirely arcane issues based on what particular combination of all these different factors you're encountering on any given day.
Another problem with XenForo is that it is a so-called "closed architecture program", which means the source code isn't open/public for capable people to look into to troubleshoot or make changes/additions to on their own. They have to rely on whatever official patches are made available by XenForo themselves to fix problems. When bug-tracking and fixing is centralized, XenForo might or might not acknowledge an issue that has been reported to them, will agree to work on an issue based on their own sense of urgency/priority, not necessarily what's wanted by the community at large. This makes it harder for individual people to program their own reliable additions to XenForo, especially when it comes to figuring out the way XenForo works under the hood to interact with other programs. Whatever additions people have managed to program, they're essentially based on having "reverse engineered" XenForo to figure out how it works from the outside-in, not on having seen and understood the actual program code, which is proprietary.
You might recall that Null had a license for XenForo, which was later revoked by them. Revoking someone's license for a proprietary computer program can cause all sorts of issues, like no longer having access to reliable patches.
I can phone phonepost over clearnet on Android just fine.
However on my tablet, running Windows 10 64 bit with Chrome over clearnet, there is no Reply box. There is a reply button which takes me to another page where all I can do is attach a file and hit reply.
There is no quote button. If I try to rate a post, it goes to another page and gives me only "Like" as an option and asks me "Are you sure you want to apply this reaction?" like I'm a sped who can't be trusted with post ratings.
I tried logging out and logging back in. This is over a Verizon Hotspot via phone, but I *think* it was happening at home when my tablet was on home Spectrum wifi.
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