SIGNIFICANT forum performance enhancement? ?—Or wishful thinking?

[Tai_Lao]

Was there some significant change today in the functioning of the forums?

Is the remarkable performance enhancement connected to the Flash Player 10.1.53.64 upgrade today?

Or is it all a delusion or wishful thinking on my part?

I had not seen this kind of performance since the Web Crossing days.

Mac 10.4.11 / Firefox 3.6.3 / Flash Player 10.1.53.64

Wo Tai Lao Le

我太老了

[Guest]

My timeline is right. At exactly 10:00am CST things are working back to normal. Seems there is something going on during this time frame.

[Guest]

dec9 wrote:

Wearing my keyboard out trying to log in then being booted back out. Then when I do get to post and hit enter I get a page telling me I can't post a blank message? lol

It's all jived up.

Come on, be realistic – this is part of Adobe support. They have standards to maintain. 

[the_wine_snob]

Maybe Adobe invested heavily in a couple of keyboard mfgr. companies?

Hunt

[Guest]

Hard to maintain something when lowered to the next level.

John Joslin wrote:

dec9 wrote:

Wearing my keyboard out trying to log in then being booted back out. Then when I do get to post and hit enter I get a page telling me I can't post a blank message? lol

It's all jived up.

Come on, be realistic – this is part of Adobe support. They have standards to maintain. 

[Kami_Bambiraptor]

Wow! the "Page Not Found" error is gone!  It's only been.....a year? Something like that? Now that's an improvement!

(It's unfortunate that I have nothing much to offer folks in the way of technical knowledge, for I seem to not be experiencing the punishing slowness, the multiple log-outs and other curses afflicting those who wish to offer their help to others here.)

[Claudio_González1]

I'm out of town for the weekend, and using

a much slower connection than usual (DSL instead of cableI). Surprinsingly, everything seems faster today; pages are taking between 2 and 3 seconds to load.

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[Chris Cox]

Claudio - that would imply that part of the slowness is with your local connection OR something location/IP range based (could be Akamai or similar).

[Claudio_González1]

We'll see on Tuesday... In any case, 2-3 seconds is quite a lot longer than the less than a second we had before.

[Chris Cox]

Yes, I know - and I'd like it to be faster than the 2-3 seconds per page I'm currently seeing.

I've asked the responsible parties to clean things up, but haven't seen a whole lot of action yet.

[Claudio_González1]

Well, tomorrow I'll know if the improvement from 5

-7 to 2-3 seconds is real, or a side effect of my being using a

different connection. I will post the result here.

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[Claudio_González1]

Back at home now. And still getting downloads in the 2-3

seconds range, so it wasn't a connection effect.

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[Chris Cox]

I just hope your faster speeds continue.