Posts Tagged ‘normal

The TypePad application is currently experiencing performance degradation.
You could say that.
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UPDATE: Looks like TypePad has returned to something resembling normal. Slow, but normal.
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UPDATE: Geek News Central commiserates with TypePad. [here]

Technorati: typepad, web performance, six apart
IceRocket: typepad, web performance, six apart

Normally when I discuss the performance of a page I am measuring using GrabPERF, it’s either good news (“you just got 5 times faster!”) or bad news (“your page hasn’t loaded in 6 months; you still there?”).
Today, something a little different: a question. What’s the question?
Why is the performance of a Technorati Blog (aka Traditional) [...]

UPDATE: Geek News Central sees it another way. They see Cogent as hitching a free ride and getting thrown off the bus finally. Either way, the bacbone providers are about to realize that they aren’t the ones with power anymore.
The lawsuits from this should be interesting, and are likely going to expose many of the [...]

After a weekend lull, Technorati has returned to normal.

This has been done to death. Hope Sifry et al. get it under control soon.

Technorati: web performance, HTTP, Technorati

Not many of you were likely reading this blog when I turned down the GrabPERF Web Performance Monitoring System a few months back (here). Well, today, I decided that I needed something to hold my interest and keep me busy, so I re-initialized the system.
It’s live here. Heck, I even fixed a couple of long-standing [...]

If anyone has been trying to send me e-mail over the last couple of days, please re-send (Also GMail icon in right-hand column). Looks like the place in Canada where I hosted the domain pulled the records. My fault: didn’t pay them.
But I simply moved the DNS info to the place where the domain is [...]

A summary of my day

In: smp

9 May 2005

The organization moved to Exchange 2003. Chaos abounds. Work e-mail should return to normal in about 3 days
We finally got the money out of the CRA for the sale of our house in Canada in October 2003
We finished preparing the house for the arrival of the grandparentals tomorrow
I think I have started a discussion in [...]

I am noted for having an unusual way of approaching problems. In fact, over a decade ago, someone leaned across the cube wall to me at my first real project and said “I need your non-linear approach to help me solve this problem”.
I still consider that the greatest compliment that I have ever received.
Then I [...]

The last time I attempted to compile mod_gzip into Apache, I found that the instructions for doing so were not documented clearly on the project page. After a couple of failed attempts, I finally found the instructions buried at the end of the ChangeLog document.
I present the instructions here to preserve your sanity.
Before you can [...]

Blogger Relations

In: smp

26 Apr 2005

I’m with Dave Winer on this concept…UGH!
Just remember: My thoughts and opinions can be bought for the low price of a 17″ Powerbook.
Roland thinks this will fade away…
Dan Gillmor points out that this IDI has been a paid shill for major telecoms in their fight against muniWiFi.
Hey! The Blog Herald points out that [...]


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Stephen Pierzchala is one of a 10-year veteran of the Web performance field who also writes on topics that interest his non-linear world-view.

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