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Dear Mt.Gox
I don't know how your server is gonna handle about 5,000 requests/min, but that's not my problem... oh wait.. it is.
Then, at least, please let us put in open orders so I can freakin go to sleep after staying up till morning for this.
I don't know how your server is gonna handle about 5,000 requests/min, but that's not my problem... oh wait.. it is.
Then, at least, please let us put in open orders so I can freakin go to sleep after staying up till morning for this.
This is incredibly painful for me to watch.
Just imagine for a second that you were a brilliant mathematician, you eat, shit and sleep math.
One day you see a big gathering, and someone has been chosen at random to answer a math question, and they will win untold fame and fortune.
The question is fun, if a little simple, but you have to squirm as you watch this nincompoop fumble around and fuck it up.
Guys like me who love servers, server architecture and scalability arguments, dream of days like this.
We love to overengineer even when it is not necessary (we try not to).
this is a no brainer, a quality problem.
If i knew that on date x, time y, that i was going to have n users hitting my server all at once, this would be an easy task.
It would be fun, it would go smoothly, I would have a plan.
I can only think the guys at MtGox are either grossly incompetent or incredibly greedy (they still have all this stuffed on to some box under their desk).
Torturous...
Just imagine for a second that you were a brilliant mathematician, you eat, shit and sleep math.
One day you see a big gathering, and someone has been chosen at random to answer a math question, and they will win untold fame and fortune.
The question is fun, if a little simple, but you have to squirm as you watch this nincompoop fumble around and fuck it up.
Guys like me who love servers, server architecture and scalability arguments, dream of days like this.
We love to overengineer even when it is not necessary (we try not to).
this is a no brainer, a quality problem.
If i knew that on date x, time y, that i was going to have n users hitting my server all at once, this would be an easy task.
It would be fun, it would go smoothly, I would have a plan.
I can only think the guys at MtGox are either grossly incompetent or incredibly greedy (they still have all this stuffed on to some box under their desk).
Torturous...
Honestly.. you realize WHY this is such a fuck up...
This is a LACK A PROFESSIONALISM AND SKILL SET!!!
With all the fucking money you guys have, god hire some REAL HELP! AND GET THIS FUCKING SERVER OUTTA YOUR GRANDMAS BASEMENT!
How long does it take you to test software?
I've been defending Gox pretty much the whole time, but this is starting to drive me crazy. MagicalTux hasn't posted anything on the forum since the 21st. It should have been obvious to me when they admitted their deadlines were just there to get people off their back, that they didn't take the notion of a timely and orderly restoration of service very seriously. :-/
Are you a programmer, and have you ever had to release a software?
We sell software and we test it before we promise it will work...
pretty much sums it up
First timelimit not met, second one created right after, also not met. Now again without any Time on when it will be back up??
This is ridiculous -.-
This is ridiculous -.-
I've been defending Gox pretty much the whole time, but this is starting to drive me crazy. MagicalTux hasn't posted anything on the forum since the 21st. It should have been obvious to me when they admitted their deadlines were just there to get people off their back, that they didn't take the notion of a timely and orderly restoration of service very seriously. :-/
When you have to wait for IRC groupies to get a message about the site's status. They don't take their business seriously. Otherwise updates would be made ahead of time on their support website.
Mind-blowing.
TURN IT ON!
DO IT!
DO IT!
I've been defending Gox pretty much the whole time, but this is starting to drive me crazy. MagicalTux hasn't posted anything on the forum since the 21st. It should have been obvious to me when they admitted their deadlines were just there to get people off their back, that they didn't take the notion of a timely and orderly restoration of service very seriously. :-/
Are you a programmer, and have you ever had to release a software?
This is sad, albeit highly amusing.
I wonder how many have de-funded, re-funded, and de-re-funded their accounts as we have been waiting...
I wonder how many have de-funded, re-funded, and de-re-funded their accounts as we have been waiting...
I lost faith so I de-funded... I'm known to have bad luck so I guess it will start working in a few minutes...
I've been defending Gox pretty much the whole time, but this is starting to drive me crazy. MagicalTux hasn't posted anything on the forum since the 21st. It should have been obvious to me when they admitted their deadlines were just there to get people off their back, that they didn't take the notion of a timely and orderly restoration of service very seriously. :-/
When you have to wait for IRC groupies to get a message about the site's status. They don't take their business seriously. Otherwise updates would be made ahead of time on their support website.
not sure how much time ive wasted now being ready and waiting every time an opening was scheduled. this really looks bad for them.
I've been defending Gox pretty much the whole time, but this is starting to drive me crazy. MagicalTux hasn't posted anything on the forum since the 21st. It should have been obvious to me when they admitted their deadlines were just there to get people off their back, that they didn't take the notion of a timely and orderly restoration of service very seriously. :-/
If that were the case you'd think they would be pushing their dead lines back way ahead of time like NASA does.
TURN IT ON!
DO IT!
DO IT!
I've been defending Gox pretty much the whole time, but this is starting to drive me crazy. MagicalTux hasn't posted anything on the forum since the 21st. It should have been obvious to me when they admitted their deadlines were just there to get people off their back, that they didn't take the notion of a timely and orderly restoration of service very seriously. :-/
Well at least I have constant reassurance that mouse button and F5 key work.
This is incredibly painful for me to watch.
Just imagine for a second that you were a brilliant mathematician, you eat, shit and sleep math.
One day you see a big gathering, and someone has been chosen at random to answer a math question, and they will win untold fame and fortune.
The question is fun, if a little simple, but you have to squirm as you watch this nincompoop fumble around and fuck it up.
Guys like me who love servers, server architecture and scalability arguments, dream of days like this.
We love to overengineer even when it is not necessary (we try not to).
this is a no brainer, a quality problem.
If i knew that on date x, time y, that i was going to have n users hitting my server all at once, this would be an easy task.
It would be fun, it would go smoothly, I would have a plan.
I can only think the guys at MtGox are either grossly incompetent or incredibly greedy (they still have all this stuffed on to some box under their desk).
Torturous...
Just imagine for a second that you were a brilliant mathematician, you eat, shit and sleep math.
One day you see a big gathering, and someone has been chosen at random to answer a math question, and they will win untold fame and fortune.
The question is fun, if a little simple, but you have to squirm as you watch this nincompoop fumble around and fuck it up.
Guys like me who love servers, server architecture and scalability arguments, dream of days like this.
We love to overengineer even when it is not necessary (we try not to).
this is a no brainer, a quality problem.
If i knew that on date x, time y, that i was going to have n users hitting my server all at once, this would be an easy task.
It would be fun, it would go smoothly, I would have a plan.
I can only think the guys at MtGox are either grossly incompetent or incredibly greedy (they still have all this stuffed on to some box under their desk).
Torturous...
yes. * sigh *
i put up a webserver once upon a time, that had 239k unique from the gitgo. cold fusion and SQLServer. went smooth.
this is embarrassing.
Waiting for Goxdot
I don't think that there's many people getting that Beckett reference in this forum 
Ah, the curse of the cultured
Waiting for Goxdot
I don't think that there's many people getting that Beckett reference in this forum Watching a two hour play full of boredom is less painful than the last week!
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