keenspace logjam?

Xmung · Post by **Xmung** » Sat Sep 11, 2004 1:31 pm

seems to be an update logjam - currently 4400+ waiting for update (up from 3500+ six hours ago). just thought i'd mention it in case those who need to know didn't know...

JexKerome · Post by **JexKerome** » Sat Sep 11, 2004 6:35 pm

Shame on all those who update on a Saturday!

SHAME!

Warren · Post by **Warren** » Mon Sep 13, 2004 5:57 am

JexKerome · Post by **JexKerome** » Mon Sep 13, 2004 7:49 am

As of right now, the logjam is up tio 4807. Nice. I can blame the late update on the server!

McDuffies · Post by **McDuffies** » Mon Sep 13, 2004 8:46 am

It stops me from updating new tutorial!

Warren · Post by **Warren** » Mon Sep 13, 2004 9:34 am

It stings and burns!

CJBurgandy · Post by **CJBurgandy** » Mon Sep 13, 2004 10:05 am

When I went to update the queue was at 2. This morning I got PMs saying my comic hadn't updated and I checked the queue and it was at 4500 (That was a few hours ago though)

I feel sorry for my contest winner. The Suspence must be killing the people who entered and are eagerly awaiting to find out who won.

Phact0rri · Post by **Phact0rri** » Mon Sep 13, 2004 10:28 am

waited like forever for the dropdown site to upload. *complain complain*

War · Post by **War** » Mon Sep 13, 2004 10:53 am

Was I the only one to think along the lines of "someone's blocked the toilet again" when they saw this topic?

BloodKnight · Post by **BloodKnight** » Mon Sep 13, 2004 11:06 am

Digital War wrote:Was I the only one to think along the lines of "someone's blocked the toilet again" when they saw this topic?

Nope.

Waited 24 hours for my OnlineComics.net button and Fantasy Exchange to appear on my site. I might get rid of Fantasy Exchange since it's more of a free ad for DrowTales then an exchange network.

Xmung · Post by **Xmung** » Mon Sep 13, 2004 12:09 pm

Digital War wrote:Was I the only one to think along the lines of "someone's blocked the toilet again" when they saw this topic?

that's what happens when someone uses too much electronic toilet paper

BloodKnight · Post by **BloodKnight** » Mon Sep 13, 2004 1:16 pm

xmung wrote:
Digital War wrote:Was I the only one to think along the lines of "someone's blocked the toilet again" when they saw this topic?
that's what happens when someone uses too much electronic toilet paper

Or Jack Chick comics 8)

BloodKnight · Post by **BloodKnight** » Mon Sep 13, 2004 1:38 pm

Great, some dumbass did it again.

2000.

I think someone is spamming this.

JexKerome · Post by **JexKerome** » Tue Sep 14, 2004 12:28 am

BloodKnight wrote: I might get rid of Fantasy Exchange since it's more of a free ad for DrowTales then an exchange network.

Drowtales? I've begun getting hits from this. What is it, exactly? Can't see it from work.

BloodKnight · Post by **BloodKnight** » Tue Sep 14, 2004 8:17 am

JexKerome wrote:
BloodKnight wrote: I might get rid of Fantasy Exchange since it's more of a free ad for DrowTales then an exchange network.
Drowtales? I've begun getting hits from this. What is it, exactly? Can't see it from work.

Drowtales is a really popular fantasy comic based on a couple of 'gasp', drows. They have a banner ad system called Fantasy Exchange, much like other exchange networks, only this one focuses on fantasy webcomics.

Now I can put on 'comic fatbeard' hat (despite the lack of beard or fat) and tell you my opinion on the comic, but I won't. I could write a book on what's wrong with the comic from the artwork to it's web page design.

At least my OnlineComics.net listing isn't too bad, although one or two people said "OMG, WHY DO YOU MAKE COMICS MeANT FOR PRINT INSTEAD OF BROWSER". How ironic that one person on OC.net who posted that comment uses shockwave for his comics and each page is at least 600kb

Coyotzin · Post by **Coyotzin** » Tue Sep 14, 2004 4:29 pm

BloodKnight wrote: Drowtales is a really popular fantasy comic based on a couple of 'gasp', drows. They have a banner ad system called Fantasy Exchange, much like other exchange networks, only this one focuses on fantasy webcomics.

Now I can put on 'comic fatbeard' hat (despite the lack of beard or fat) and tell you my opinion on the comic, but I won't. I could write a book on what's wrong with the comic from the artwork to it's web page design.

Drows.

That's what's wrong with it in the first place.

Friggin' drows...

BloodKnight wrote: At least my OnlineComics.net listing isn't too bad, although one or two people said "OMG, WHY DO YOU MAKE COMICS MeANT FOR PRINT INSTEAD OF BROWSER". How ironic that one person on OC.net who posted that comment uses shockwave for his comics and each page is at least 600kb

Still... you're lucky. Almost two years and I have no comments on my OC.net listing. ;_;

Varuna Shiru · Post by **Varuna Shiru** » Tue Sep 14, 2004 5:25 pm

BloodKnight wrote: At least my OnlineComics.net listing isn't too bad, although one or two people said "OMG, WHY DO YOU MAKE COMICS MeANT FOR PRINT INSTEAD OF BROWSER". How ironic that one person on OC.net who posted that comment uses shockwave for his comics and each page is at least 600kb

I read that comment. It confused the heck out of me. What did that guy mean by saying your comic was "meant for print/not browser friendly"? O_o The way your comic is set up is no different from how most other webcomics are set...

Cow! · Post by **Cow!** » Tue Sep 14, 2004 6:36 pm

Whats the problem with Drows? They are sort of like dark elves or something right? I have been out of the whole D&D Fantasy Community for like 20 years or something, so I may have missed a few things.

BloodKnight · Post by **BloodKnight** » Tue Sep 14, 2004 7:15 pm

Cow! wrote:Whats the problem with Drows? They are sort of like dark elves or something right? I have been out of the whole D&D Fantasy Community for like 20 years or something, so I may have missed a few things.

Drows are dark elves that live underground worshipping some spider demon goddess thing.

Gygax I think originally invented the buggers and at the time they were really badass. If you met ONE drow, it meant trouble and a shitload of trouble. This was years ago when drows were nothing more then a powerful NPC to kill. I think spiders were chosen because Gygax said something like "what lurks in the dark, underground, and can kill you silently?"

Now drows are nothing but whiny little goth elves writing shitty angst poetry (as opposed to their lighter counterpart, who just write shitty poetry). I'm not a huge expert on the subject, but apparently each noble family has some sort of rank and women are dominent gender. The way the drow work are superficial at best. One thing about being a writer is you need to be a good liar; meaning that things need to be somewhat logical for it to be believable. Any sociologist or intelligent reader knows the Drow society would never work (and it isn't even that evil)

I find the whole concept really queer from a writer's view because its just a sign of laziness. White elves good, black elves bad...um, not only does this give some sort of subtle sign of racism symbolism BS, but instead of giving a PLOT as to why their a bad or giving conflict, the writer just places down the drow and say "OMG, BLAACK ELLLF. MURRRDEER."

Because we all know that killing black people is the morale of every fantasy story.

Let's not forgot that there is that one author, who I cannot recall, made a scene involving an orgy of drow inside a temple. Nothing says evil like an orgy, eh Ghastly?

P.S: Don't read Drowtales unless you want to see the world's worst action scenes and sound effects. Let's not forgot the names of characters with the only way to pronounce them is by squeezing your balls with a nutcracker. I could go on and on but...I'll think I'll stop. [/i]

McDuffies · Post by **McDuffies** » Wed Sep 15, 2004 7:48 am

I've found a new name for this fenomenon:
LogClog