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bamump2k9
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Re: Planned downtime: OS upgrade
man, when the server comes back up i have to reinforce my pali just in case wandering bands of pali crashers come by.
The sum of my experience is comprised up of more skeletons on my own claim then alot of you guys have wood blocks invested in your wall. But even though these skeles show i am a bad player- i still strive to continue through this vile territory in the hopes that one day i will have an army big enough to find you and murder all you know
xoxo ~bamump
xoxo ~bamump
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ydex
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RJT
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Re: Planned downtime: OS upgrade
Of course, I realize this doesn't mean full time development but up until this point Loftar hadn't signed into the forums in a fairly long time, I just enjoy seeing that we're not forgotten.
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[8:22:04 PM] Ravian: We left in the other direction
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Stand against tyranny, Brothers and sisters. Rise!
[8:22:04 PM] Ravian: We left in the other direction
http://strawpoll.me/6822558
Stand against tyranny, Brothers and sisters. Rise!
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White-Tiger
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Re: Planned downtime: OS upgrade
less conflicts xD Besides that... it's good to reinstall from time to time especially when some apps where installed/reinstalled/upgraded or just aren't needed anymore^^ Depends on ur usage though...loftar wrote:I hesitate to ask, but why?White-Tiger wrote:anyway... I would prefer a fresh install
nvm
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Phaen
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Re: Planned downtime: OS upgrade
Welcome back!Krugz wrote:Am I the only one praying this somehow auto-magically fixes the crippling lag?
Since I'm posting again after such a long time, may as well say "I'm back!" to the 1-2 people who might remember me from world 4.
I remember you because you were a good sport and last world you made a non-shitty congress thread

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loftar
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Re: Planned downtime: OS upgrade
I have not yet found any reason not to believe that a well-maintained system does not have this problem. :)White-Tiger wrote:it's good to reinstall from time to time especially when some apps where installed/reinstalled/upgraded or just aren't needed anymore
"Object-oriented design is the roman numerals of computing." -- Rob Pike
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painhertz
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Re: Planned downtime: OS upgrade
Why can't ya'll throw us a piddling update every now and then? Just like a new animal or recipe or something. 
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loftar
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Re: Planned downtime: OS upgrade
We all hope. ^^Krugz wrote:Am I the only one praying this somehow auto-magically fixes the crippling lag?
However, it should be mentioned that I just recently found this interesting tool which might actually help provide me with insights as to the reasons for the lag, so it can actually be argued that I should take this opportunity to compile a kernel supporting it.
"Object-oriented design is the roman numerals of computing." -- Rob Pike
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sabinati
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Re: Planned downtime: OS upgrade
should have installed windows instead, whatta noob
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ravenguard19
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Re: Planned downtime: OS upgrade
So with the new Debian. are there chances for less lag-spikes to happen?
Ps. Come again to Ponyville. i missed you :/
Ps. Come again to Ponyville. i missed you :/

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