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The machine continues to receive the hug of death .. especially with our friendly Europeans waking up. Have faith, it's still running. (And it's been survivi
by mbbrutman 3y ago
The machine continues to receive the hug of death .. especially with our friendly Europeans waking up. Have faith, it's still running. (And it's been surviving like this for four hours now.)
I've turned down the logging level a little bit and turned off the beeper. On this machine, a 50ms beep on the motherboard buzzer is 50ms of delay. :)
- ndiddy 3y agoI think it's impressive how your site's managed to stay online when many sites hosted on much more powerful hardware haven't been able to handle HN frontpage levels of traffic.
- mbbrutman 3y agoThanks ... I think people are having time-outs so it's not anywhere near close to perfect, but the machine has been running at 100% for five hours or so now and it is not crashing, so I'm happy.
- rightbyte 3y agoThe power of good old static sites. I saw some number of the amount of electrical power going to web servers and it was like single digit percents. The js-web is a huge waste environmentaly and it is sad since js is mostly used to spy and show ads.
- sedatk 3y agoWhat OS signature do you get when you portscan it? :)
- tgv 3y agoI very friendly opened the link, and it is still serving pages. The images are pretty slow to load, though. While reading the page, I thought it was just text, but then suddenly a banner appeared. Great demo of what such a machine can do, and how much we take our 3GHz, 12 core machines for granted. BTW, how do you keep it dust-free?