So what kind of traffic is AI putting up with, anyway?
Admins? Any info on how many hits/page views we're getting here?
Sometimes I'm in awe of this place, it's worse than Ars Technica for posting frequency at times! (which is amazing...)
I'm just curious what kind of traffic we're talking about here.
Thanks!
Sometimes I'm in awe of this place, it's worse than Ars Technica for posting frequency at times! (which is amazing...)
I'm just curious what kind of traffic we're talking about here.
Thanks!
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Of course, that could be way off. Maybe many more people read the boards and don't ever post than we know about. <img src="graemlins/bugeye.gif" border="0" alt="[Skeptical]" />
-Ender
I guess too many people were tryng to talk about the iwalk and new slogan for hte servers to live.
Server's fine, though.
HA!
for both AI and NN forums.
Ain't goin down this year, boys.
Temporary blackouts are the fault of the ISP but should be resolved now-...
We don't even compare to Ars, by the way.
[QB]yeah. server here even under all this load = 3% cpu usage.
for both AI and NN forums.
Ain't goin down this year, boys.[QB]<hr></blockquote>
I'll see you on the seventh......
SdC
<strong>I believe 27 gigs were served in the last month from the collective AI/NN forums.
Server's fine, though.</strong><hr></blockquote>
try 227GB
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try 227GB </strong><hr></blockquote>
<img src="graemlins/bugeye.gif" border="0" alt="[Skeptical]" />
...are you guys familiar with Sawmill? <a href="http://www.sawmill.net/" target="_blank">http://www.sawmill.net/</a> If you are poor, you can get the 30 day free trial and see the patterns in your website via the log files (access_log and error_log).
...if you are an admin, maybe you can run this program and let us know the truth statistics of AI.
I remember probably a month (or less) ago there were 1442 registered members, as posted on the forums main page. I won't bother you with why this number has any significance for me - but it's why I really remember that number.
So now we're at almost 2100 members. That's 600+ in a month. Wow.
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