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Touchdown! Greaser!
I think we just got rebooted. response seems fine to me.
C'mon, man, you haven't stepped up to the 1MB SFD-1001 yet??Seems to be doing OK on my dual floppy disk driven Commodore 64 ...![]()
Got my hopes up for the blazing speed update to a 128 ...C'mon, man, you haven't stepped up to the 1MB SFD-1001 yet??
I’m seeing Mooney speeds.pretty bad slowness right now, for anyone else? PoA IT gettin drunk watching the superbowl.....
I think your brain is just moving at light speed. Everything around you seems to slow down.pretty bad slowness right now, for anyone else? PoA IT gettin drunk watching the superbowl.....
I should have started a "PoA time dilation" threadI think your brain is just moving at light speed. Everything around you seems to slow down.
There seems to have been some bots beating against us trying to register accounts…..
Here's Grok's analysis:We are seeing high loads. I'm still trying to see if we have just exceeded the server capacity or there is something else wrong.
The most likely cause is an OpenSSL or cURL incompatibility on your EC2 instance, triggered by a quiet update to recaptcha.net’s TLS settings yesterday. AWS’s network stability makes an outage less likely, and the XenForo upgrade check error reinforces it’s an outbound SSL issue, not just ReCAPTCHA. Updating your server’s SSL stack should resolve it.
That's what it came up with after answering a few questions and showing it the server error log. Without access to the server (which is absolutely as it should be, because I'd screw with it and probably break it) that's all I can do.AlMoOnEy6_5!I’ll take a look. I just need Jim k’s password, although I’m pretty sure it’s something like AOGio540_123.
I’d give POA performance a 32 on a scale of 24 to 109.