I didn’t manage to get on and post at all yesterday, though that’s not though lack of topics. Some of the connections that our webhost uses got DDOS attacked so the IP’s has to be null routed for most of the day – leaving Nerd Federation, Branch Planet the new version of Worfolk News and several other sites offline. When they did come back online they were hideously slow.
I spent most of the night getting Worfolk News back online. The database is still in Windows server due it not requring to setup access hosts and because many other sites are set to loo there. But the main site is now on the Linux server. Hopefully Worfolk News can get included into Google News this month. After all it does have stories posted daily most of the time.
What else is going on then? It’s currently pelting it down with rain. I need to make it to Crossgates sometime today which isn’t looking too hopeful. I have several pictures and posts that I want to make that I will get round to eventually. As soon as I get all my thoughts out of the way.
I think I set the timer right to adjust for the sever location but anyway it is 8 am here. It feels like 6-7 though as when I first woke up I was wasted. Not sure why, I wasn’t up that late. I signed off messenger about 11:30 and watched the last 20 mins of She’s All That (well I watched it all, just the last 20 mins I was in bed). Then I read though an ASP.Net tutorial. Not the smartest thing to do at near midnight but I got some good information ;).
I am going to write some more articles for Cool Forge I think. Once I get my head around ASP.Net properly, I will write a first steps type article as I found it really confusing so I am guessing there are others in my situation. I mean ASP is my main scripting language and I still found it confusing. It looks simple enough when explained though.
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