Welcome back lag how was your vaca?

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Taxaso
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Re: Welcome back lag how was your vaca?

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What's going on?
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krikke93
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As if no one saw that coming. The lag-o-meter was 12000 ;s
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Ah... Shutting down already. GJ guys. :P
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Re: Welcome back lag how was your vaca?

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Jorbtar plx not new world:D
Btw the lag destroyed my first opportunity to kill a bear. -,-
Shame on them!
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krikke93 wrote:As if no one saw that coming. The lag-o-meter was 12000 ;s
Lag doesn't normally make the server crash, though. The crash itself was quite weird, and smelled of random memory corruption to me. The lag was partly caused by the server process having been majorly swapped out (for unknown reasons), so I'm almost wondering if some memory was subjected to some kind of weird bitrot while paged out. It's weird.
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loftar wrote: Lag doesn't normally make the server crash, though. The crash itself was quite weird, and smelled of random memory corruption to me. The lag was partly caused by the server process having been majorly swapped out (for unknown reasons), so I'm almost wondering if some memory was subjected to some kind of weird bitrot while paged out. It's weird.
Oh okay, sorry, thought lag could cause a crash. Certainly when it's that bad ;s
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Flame
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Just a fast question:

What's kind of internet connection the server uses and how much kb it sends per second?
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Lag-O-Meter: 673.5
Lag back again?
Jesus Christ, why?
There was a fucking reset 10 minutes ago!
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Re: Welcome back lag how was your vaca?

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loftar wrote:
krikke93 wrote:As if no one saw that coming. The lag-o-meter was 12000 ;s
Lag doesn't normally make the server crash, though. The crash itself was quite weird, and smelled of random memory corruption to me. The lag was partly caused by the server process having been majorly swapped out (for unknown reasons), so I'm almost wondering if some memory was subjected to some kind of weird bitrot while paged out. It's weird.
Close access to the server for russian and look at the results

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