Does RFF Load Slower ?

I haven't really had much trouble with it. It was slow briefly this afternoon, but that seems to have cleared up.

I was getting identical results with my DSL or the office LAN
 
It was fine earlier but did slow down earlier this evening and then seemed to go completely off for about 45 mins. There does seem to have been a problem but I am not in the loop to know what it was yet.

Kim
 
Brian Sweeney said:
It's been VERY SLOW all day, with the return of the RANDOM GALLERY.

I wondered if that might influence the speed. It has improved in the last half hour at my house.

Jim N.
 
Brian Sweeney said:
It's been VERY SLOW all day, with the return of the RANDOM GALLERY.

Its very likely that whatever server and database changes were made at the same time are to blame... not the gallery itself.

Which is to say, that the two are coincident, but not necessarily causal.
 
Ken Ford said:
It's always the slowest site I visit.


Likewise, and I have NEVER been able to surf the galleries because it's just tooooooooooo slooooow. (I have cable modem, other sites are quite fast)
 
It varies. It was real slow earlier, and seems better now. It is likely load related, as in how many of us are hitting the server at any given point.
 
Yes, it's been full of issues (sorry..."features") since yesterday: disappearing Classifieds section, non-random Random Galleries, thread view counts reset to number of posts.

It happens once or twice a year.
 
Its been intermittently running terribly slowly since yeasterday. This morning I tired a simple post and waited 10 minutes without success. Then it seems to run reasonably OK for a while before falling over again.
 
Two very important submarine telecommunication cables snapped in the Mediterranean a few days ago, this created a very big loss of bandwidth in the countries of the Gulf and in India. Bandwidth from trans pacific cables, linking the US to Asia, was redirected to the affected countries. This might explain the slow speed (or not).


But I guess it is more likely due to the gallery.

Max
 
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meven said:
Two very important submarine telecommunication cables snapped in the Mediterranean a few days ago, this created a very big loss of bandwidth in the countries of the Gulf and in India. Bandwidth from trans pacific cables, linking the US to Asia, was redirected to the affected countries. This might explain the slow speed (or not).

Max
Not sure if this would explain the slowness I witnessed in the Pacific Northwest (Seattle) this afternoon! :rolleyes:
 
After removing the random images and latest ads, it loads much faster!
 
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