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Is it just me...

Submitted by nicsmr on Tuesday 1st of May 2007 03:56:18 AM Filed under
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Is it just me or is tuxmachines.org slowing down?

Not the stories or reviews, but downloading any page or story. At work its worse than at home but in the last 2-3 weeks, slow city.

Any one else finding this?

Most, if not all, other sites I've bookmarked just flash onto the screen in seconds. tuxmachines.org at work takes about 1 minute and about 45 seconds at home.

Just an observation, no critisism implied.

regards,
Nicsmr

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New theme...

Submitted by nicsmr on Tuesday 1st of May 2007 04:36:32 PM.

The new theme looks great.

Unfortunatly still slow. Won't stop me from visiting though.

Cheers,
Nicsmr

re: slow?

Submitted by srlinuxx on Tuesday 1st of May 2007 09:36:00 AM.

I think the google ads are slowing things down a bit, and visitors are increasing. My pipe is being stretched to its limits I'm afraid. But I can't afford to move. I received two whole donations in the last year and no one is clicking the google ads.

I wonder if the new theme is slowing it down some as well? I'll change back when I have the time in the next few days and see if that help.

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Edit: How's this theme? I think it's one of the lightest available for drupal.

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