What do you do when Devnet goes down?
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What do you do when Devnet goes down?
So let say that by some odd chance the entire PHP Developer's Network for some reason goes down hard (not that this would ever happen
). What do you do when there is no PHPDN?
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Charles256
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I've been extremely busy with work, so i've probably only checked two or three times. =]
Luckily for my sanity it wasn't during a slow time.
Luckily for my sanity it wasn't during a slow time.
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Boy, I know what you mean there, superdezign! In my case, it's probably not the complexity of my problems as much as it is my denseness. I rationalize by saying that when you're too close to the problem, you can't see it in perspective.superdezign wrote:Although, whenever it does go down, I always get more work done. It's easier to answer other people's questions then it is to deal with my own elaborate glitches that are too complex to bother asking about. ;_;
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I admit to being an F5 pusher. Out of stubbornness. And disbelief.
I assume we're talking about the you-know-what with MySQL on that-day-in-the-past.
I think the F5 survived, I can't say the same for the [F] function button which is needed to enable the Function keys to start with on my ultra-stupid media keyboard. I hate that with a vengeance.
I assume we're talking about the you-know-what with MySQL on that-day-in-the-past.
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Oh my god I hated that too. These days you get to pay more to get a keyboard without that poop.[F] function button which is needed to enable the Function keys to start with on my ultra-stupid media keyboard. I hate that with a vengeance.
So why is DevNet going down? Are we hammering the server too hard
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