'Try again after midnight'? Yeh, right!
secretGeek .:dotnuts about dotnet:.
home .: about .: sign up .: sitemap .: secretGeek RSS

'Try again after midnight'? Yeh, right!

If you've visited secretGeek in the last few days, there's a good chance that all you found was this message:

The daily bandwidth limit for this customer has been exceeded. Try again after midnight, EST.

('Midnight EST,' in case you're stuck wondering, is Midnight in New York, Eleven PM in US central states, 10 PM in Arizona, 5 AM in London [unless they're on summer time, in which case, 6 AM] and 3 PM in Brisbane, Australia, where I am sitting in my cubicle typing this.)

Thanks for your patience if you've put up with this behaviour and *haven't* un-subscribed. I'd give you lollies and other bribes, but alas, i'm stingey.

[Continued..]

To get around the bandwidth issue, i've done a bunch of things. I've trimmed the Index page, trimmed the Rss, trimmed the Menu files; and the CSS file is smaller now too. But the problem persists!

Next step is to change the name of my RSS feed from "RSS.XML" to "RSS.ASP" That way I can use server-side script to monitor the traffic a little better. I'll do this as soon as I get the chance and I'll make it easy for you to switch over, if you do subscribe to my feed.

After that, the plan is to start **paying** for bandwidth. I have a strong hatred of giving money to people. But I've pushed Brinkster's excellent free service as far as it will go. So i'm on the prowl now for an ISP that will give me over 30 megs of space and allow me at least 100 meg of traffic each day. I need support for ASP and ASP.net. Brinkster is, of course, one option -- but I may choose a server closer to Australia.

In addition, this site will be finally getting a real domain name -- details to be announced at a later date.

Thanks for sticking around! Loves you all!


Add or view comments about this page

Articles

Do they store the code for TFS in TFS? Do they store the code for TFS in TFS?
Sudden TimeSnapper Discount! Sudden TimeSnapper Discount!
How Can Microsoft Beat Google? How Can Microsoft Beat Google?
TimeSnapper 3.1: Attack of the the Red/Green Stripes TimeSnapper 3.1: Attack of the the Red/Green Stripes
21 tools used in our MicroISV 21 tools used in our MicroISV
Lost Treasures of the DOS World: tree! Lost Treasures of the DOS World: tree!
The Virtual Machine Machine and the Virtual Virtual Machine The Virtual Machine Machine and the Virtual Virtual Machine
Should Linq To Sql Go Should Linq To Sql Go "Open Source"?
Redux: New Synchronisation Idea Overlooked By Microsoft Redux: New Synchronisation Idea Overlooked By Microsoft
New Synchronisation Idea Overlooked By Microsoft Live team New Synchronisation Idea Overlooked By Microsoft Live team
Visual Studio UX Taskforce, Office UX Taskforce... etc. Visual Studio UX Taskforce, Office UX Taskforce... etc.
How to be Jeff Atwood How to be Jeff Atwood

Archives .: secretGeek :: Complete Archives :.
25 steps for building a Micro-ISV 25 steps for building a Micro-ISV
3 minute guides -- babysteps in new technologies: powershell, JSON, watir, F# 3 Minute Guide Series
Top 10 SecretGeek articles Top 10 SecretGeek articles

Downloads

TimeSnapper -- Automated Screenshot Journal TimeSnapper.com    
Version 3.1: instant productivity profiles

ShinyPower (help with Powershell) ShinyPower
Now at CodePlex

Next Action NextAction
Managing the top of your mind



[powered by Google] 


Thai Erawan, Brisbane Restaurant, delicious thai food in paddington Thai Erawan, Brisbane Restaurant
World's Simplest Code Generator (html edition) World's Simplest Code Generator
Gradient Maker -- a tool for making background images that blend from one colour to another. Forget photoshop, this is the bomb. Gradient Maker
How to be depressed How to be depressed
You are not inadequate.



Recommended Reading

The Best Software Writing I
The Business Of Software (Eric Sink)

Recommended blogs

Jeff Atwood
Reginald Braithwaite
Joseph Cooney
Phil Haack
Scott Hanselman
Julia Lerman
Joel Pobar
Eric Sink
Joel Spolsky
Des Traynor

Aggregated Links

programming.reddit.com
dzone
dot net kicks

Human Link Machines

interesting finds
a continuous learner's weblog
arjan's world
n links today
new and notable
morning coffee
learning .net
weekly link post
(my del.icio.us account)

LinkedIn profile
home .: about .: sign up .: sitemap .: secretGeek RSS .: © Leon Bambrick 2003 .: privacy

home .: about .: sign up .: sitemap .: RSS .: © Leon Bambrick 2003 .: privacy