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YOUR RESEARCHwhy has rennlist become SO SLLLOOWW?
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here's the answer from Jhon D.
I made a copy from the 993 forum.
Jhon D. says:
Hi Folks....
First - yes - I wasn't actually playing with the servers, but rather the connection earlier today - as throughput was TERRIBLE!!!! What I found is that it isn't me or my ISPs, but rather the Slammer worm is taking a LOT of bandwidth through pokes into networks (ours included). Anyway - I'm as frustratated by all this as you are....
For that - and see the ADMIN announcement in the near future - I signed an agreement today to essentially double my network bandwidth into the Internet backbone. In the near future, you should see some vast improvements in the site speed;
At the same time - I'm upgrading my internal network, servers, routers, hubs, etc. I think you'll like the enhancements that they offer - but it should nearly double my internal communications as I move to GB nets internally.
Anyway - early last week I was dialed in on a 56Kbs connection - and things looked pretty good!!! This week - it has fallen off the map...?? And nothing changed on my end.??? I'm inclined to believe that it's not the site - but the communications that many ISPs are trying to deal with right now - but for that, I'll be upgrading this network in any event. You folks deserve the best - and by God, you are going to have the best....
Thanks for you support and patience..!
John D.
I had noticed a change in speed when the first animated avatar's started being used. -and I surf through part of an OC3 line!
I wonder if the novelty of the animation is worth slowing the load time of the pages; especially for the Rennlister's in other countries who may have slower connections and pay by the minute for their internet access.
