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July 22, 2012, 10:20:58 AM
#69
GLBSE has been having these issues since v2.0 launch  and the Google OTP has just made it worst, as I usually need to type my OTP two or more times before it works and make sure I type it as soon as it recycles to a new one. Then you get to the re-captcha screen which is even more of a pain in the ass.

Unfortunately i'm a small time investor so I'm selling all of my GLBSE assets and buggering the hell out. Mining is moving downwards (at least for the next few months 'til we have a more clear picture with ASICs and stuff), GLBSE is not capable of scaling all that gracefully so I've decided to buy a used old netbook, install Ubuntu and Armory, liquidate all of my assets, including my GPUs and workstations, put all my coins in that laptop and wait it out.

Yea I'm probably going to lose some potential profit in the process but better safe than sorry.
This is exactly why I advised to use HOTP and not TOTP in the beginning.  It's just a monumental pain in the ass... please add an HOTP option in addition to TOPT if you are unwilling to ditch TOPT completely.

+1 for an HOTP option! Smiley
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Wat
July 22, 2012, 05:25:59 AM
#68
Kick all those damn bots! This will speed things up considerably and probably makes market more stable. Fuck those few share asshole bot runners and their bots.

Bots are people too  Smiley
legendary
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July 22, 2012, 05:20:40 AM
#67
Kick all those damn bots! This will speed things up considerably and probably makes market more stable. Fuck those few share asshole bot runners and their bots.
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July 22, 2012, 02:09:55 AM
#66
GLBSE has been having these issues since v2.0 launch 

No exactly true, we've had periods where things were slow (right after 2.0 launch, and then about a month later as system load picked up) but we've generally sorted this out after one or two weeks.

Performance improvements will be here in the next two days with numerous other usability improvements to follow very soon after.

Nefario.
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July 22, 2012, 12:46:27 AM
#65
I have to stop scripts every time i visit. Thanks for working on it nefario.
legendary
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July 22, 2012, 12:44:20 AM
#64
GLBSE has been having these issues since v2.0 launch  and the Google OTP has just made it worst, as I usually need to type my OTP two or more times before it works and make sure I type it as soon as it recycles to a new one. Then you get to the re-captcha screen which is even more of a pain in the ass.

Unfortunately i'm a small time investor so I'm selling all of my GLBSE assets and buggering the hell out. Mining is moving downwards (at least for the next few months 'til we have a more clear picture with ASICs and stuff), GLBSE is not capable of scaling all that gracefully so I've decided to buy a used old netbook, install Ubuntu and Armory, liquidate all of my assets, including my GPUs and workstations, put all my coins in that laptop and wait it out.

Yea I'm probably going to lose some potential profit in the process but better safe than sorry.

This is exactly why I advised to use HOTP and not TOTP in the beginning.  It's just a monumental pain in the ass... please add an HOTP option in addition to TOPT if you are unwilling to ditch TOPT completely.

legendary
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July 22, 2012, 12:12:27 AM
#63
+1
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July 22, 2012, 12:06:17 AM
#62

Im workin on it, Im workin on it.

Really the problem is programmatic, I can't just throw hardware at it.

The way to fix this is to add application servers (currently only one running), but this add a concurrency problem which under heavy load would mean that accounts wouldn't balance, there would be double trades etc.

I'm working on making this safe and scalable.

Can you simply disable the graphs for a while?  The pages are loading every trade since asset launch and the data is becoming very large.

The bids/asks graph in particular should be disabled if it would improve anything.
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July 21, 2012, 09:47:37 PM
#61

Im workin on it, Im workin on it.

Really the problem is programmatic, I can't just throw hardware at it.

The way to fix this is to add application servers (currently only one running), but this add a concurrency problem which under heavy load would mean that accounts wouldn't balance, there would be double trades etc.

I'm working on making this safe and scalable.

Can you simply disable the graphs for a while?  The pages are loading every trade since asset launch and the data is becoming very large.
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Wat
July 20, 2012, 07:31:20 AM
#60
GLBSE has been having these issues since v2.0 launch  and the Google OTP has just made it worst, as I usually need to type my OTP two or more times before it works and make sure I type it as soon as it recycles to a new one. Then you get to the re-captcha screen which is even more of a pain in the ass.

Unfortunately i'm a small time investor so I'm selling all of my GLBSE assets and buggering the hell out. Mining is moving downwards (at least for the next few months 'til we have a more clear picture with ASICs and stuff), GLBSE is not capable of scaling all that gracefully so I've decided to buy a used old netbook, install Ubuntu and Armory, liquidate all of my assets, including my GPUs and workstations, put all my coins in that laptop and wait it out.

Yea I'm probably going to lose some potential profit in the process but better safe than sorry.

You shoulda tried webkeys if you think thats annoying Smiley
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July 20, 2012, 05:58:44 AM
#59
GLBSE has been having these issues since v2.0 launch  and the Google OTP has just made it worst, as I usually need to type my OTP two or more times before it works and make sure I type it as soon as it recycles to a new one. Then you get to the re-captcha screen which is even more of a pain in the ass.

Unfortunately i'm a small time investor so I'm selling all of my GLBSE assets and buggering the hell out. Mining is moving downwards (at least for the next few months 'til we have a more clear picture with ASICs and stuff), GLBSE is not capable of scaling all that gracefully so I've decided to buy a used old netbook, install Ubuntu and Armory, liquidate all of my assets, including my GPUs and workstations, put all my coins in that laptop and wait it out.

Yea I'm probably going to lose some potential profit in the process but better safe than sorry.
legendary
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July 18, 2012, 12:54:58 PM
#58
Well, they need to catch up to the USA after all! Wink

Please Nefario, choke bots in the meantime or take down some heavy stuff that is not 100% needed - it is really not fun at all to not know whether your order went through or not or to sell into a suddenly appearing bidwall instead of placing an open order.
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July 18, 2012, 11:18:35 AM
#57

Also I really hope someone has told the big guy about current security SOP for bringing laptops and phone in and out of china.


Curious about this.. what is the current security SOP for bringing laptops and phones in and out of china?



Don't bring any laptop or phone that has or had any trade secrets or anything of value on it.
Most current SOP is to only use laptop and phones purchased for the purpose of taking to china(IE CLEAN), after coming back getting rid of them.

there have so many reports of people coming back with NEW firmware IE(RootKits) and other great software add-on's.

Its a current industry theory that if someone in customs takes your laptop out of your view your already infected.

Just saw a nice stat today saying that china has backdoor access to 80% of the worlds telephone systems now thanks to two big Chinese telecom companies.

Anyone hear about the plotter(Big Printer) that had its software changed so it forwarded all blueprints that it printed out to china.

 Grin

Next time I go I'm taking an ultrabook with all the ports epoxied shut with a drive encrypted with AES-Twofish-Serpent.
After you start raising flags at customs, we get a special detail that follows you the entire trip.
Then you start doing fun stuff like talking to trash can's,dead dropping dollar bills at random places with special codes, watching the aftermath is always fun.


Interesting.. it sounds tinfoil hat, but it probably isn't :/
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July 18, 2012, 10:03:50 AM
#56
If GLBSE login takes more than 20--25 secs the login fails do to using google otp which has a 30 sec timer to expire the codes.

If the page load time continue to increase after they hit ~25 secs, I will no longer be able to login.  Angry





Im workin on it, Im workin on it.

Really the problem is programmatic, I can't just throw hardware at it.

The way to fix this is to add application servers (currently only one running), but this add a concurrency problem which under heavy load would mean that accounts wouldn't balance, there would be double trades etc.

I'm working on making this safe and scalable.
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July 16, 2012, 01:18:58 PM
#55
If GLBSE login takes more than 20--25 secs the login fails do to using google otp which has a 30 sec timer to expire the codes.

If the page load time continue to increase after they hit ~25 secs, I will no longer be able to login.  Angry



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Wat
July 16, 2012, 02:05:44 AM
#54
http://blog.glbse.com/no-electronic-devices this didnt happen in china  Tongue....
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July 16, 2012, 01:57:00 AM
#53

Also I really hope someone has told the big guy about current security SOP for bringing laptops and phone in and out of china.


Curious about this.. what is the current security SOP for bringing laptops and phones in and out of china?



Don't bring any laptop or phone that has or had any trade secrets or anything of value on it.
Most current SOP is to only use laptop and phones purchased for the purpose of taking to china(IE CLEAN), after coming back getting rid of them.

there have so many reports of people coming back with NEW firmware IE(RootKits) and other great software add-on's.

Its a current industry theory that if someone in customs takes your laptop out of your view your already infected.

Just saw a nice stat today saying that china has backdoor access to 80% of the worlds telephone systems now thanks to two big Chinese telecom companies.

Anyone hear about the plotter(Big Printer) that had its software changed so it forwarded all blueprints that it printed out to china.

 Grin

Next time I go I'm taking an ultrabook with all the ports epoxied shut with a drive encrypted with AES-Twofish-Serpent.
After you start raising flags at customs, we get a special detail that follows you the entire trip.
Then you start doing fun stuff like talking to trash can's,dead dropping dollar bills at random places with special codes, watching the aftermath is always fun.
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July 16, 2012, 01:14:38 AM
#52
Also I really hope someone has told the big guy about current security SOP for bringing laptops and phone in and out of china.


He's been in and out a few times, so should have it down I'd think.
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July 16, 2012, 12:01:04 AM
#51

Also I really hope someone has told the big guy about current security SOP for bringing laptops and phone in and out of china.


Curious about this.. what is the current security SOP for bringing laptops and phones in and out of china?

legendary
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July 15, 2012, 11:44:11 PM
#50
GLSBE might want to build their own internal caching mechanism for individual asset pages.  data is almost static there, it doesn't change much, and when it does just save it into output html format kind of snapshot and serve that instead rather than pulling same data all the time from db on every request.


i would also recommend thoroughly optimizing code-base and processes, get rid off all extra db queries for each particular page/view before expanding hardware
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