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Sure party on the mountain :P

What needs to be fixed?

Not while I'm working coding. Too much coding is bad!

Not really. Cancelling my old server is the big job. Forgot to do it.

I'm now hosting the website from my home computer. Hopefully there are not any problems.

Ditto! I'm actually going to try and host the site from my home instead. I got a 1TB ssd and a nice computer to do it on. We shall see if it works. I don't want to lose all the info but I can save myself 3000$ a year doing that.

!!! :)

:)

All setup...

Will be finished the setup in 2 days...

2x faster machine + SSD hard drives...

Will run the server and database off SSD hard drives. No more slowness. But next 2 days will be slow as 1TB copy from one server to the other...

I will post them all on Thursday in the calendar... Make it easy...

i like it... melodic...

Most people suck at making stuff...

I remember a time that the owner of Opera (extinct now) offered 50,000$ to take over the site and I said nope... :) The good days! Hahah... But I don't see myself shutting the site down. The mass amount of information on here should be around for a long time to come. Maybe someday I will make a new version of the site but while I'm working on building a fun community on PHub it's impossible for me to do both.

If only there was enough time to do all of that :) There is only so much work one person can do in a day. Mobile version would be cool but mobile everything is crap and simple and the screens on most mobiles are just too small to have any amount of information on them.

$$$

adsl2 yes...

Really! That sucks...

colba net = lowest tier bandwidth... i get 350ms pings which sucks for gaming... after midnight pings become 80ms... so forget about good response from games between 4 and 12pm...

i have them and hopefully they fix this issue someday.

I updated the database I dunno why they would still appear... Ahhh yeah they appear for everyone outside North America... What country are you in now?

i wanted to go cause it sounded like a cool party but it was my friends bday so... i didn't go... i guess it was the right choice!

If you want all the new ones you can go here: [ www.ravenews.ca ] ... Rave News has started again!

i will update the ip database... it's supposed to be automatic but i think the service i used to use to get that information does not exist anymore.

2012 was the year of porn and work for me :)... Pretty good but 2013 will be better... The year of travelling!

Mr. Freakout... Obviously on vacation I try not to be near the computer.

Phhht no.... Server is pretty stable and not hacked.

But I do see your email address in your profile...

MSN <--

You need to have checked:

Show my messenger information only to my friends.

In your preferences...

pfffft.

[ www.redtube.com ]

Yum... Hehe...

After new years... I'll make something good since I'll have a lot of money to spend at that point.

beep

Maybe I should get someone in Pakistan to update the calendar for 1$/hour...

I'm a lazy bastard... :)

RAVE NEWS - SEPTEMBER 28TH 2012



SMARTPHONES ARE THE NEW GLOWSTICKS

"Smartphones are the new glowsticks," says sociologist Helen LaFemme. "I've been tracking both the sale and popularity of glowsticks for the last decade. Once smartphones took off, glowstick sales plummeted," says Helen. "It's getting to the point where most people at parties are shunned if they wave glowsticks around instead of their smartphones."

Antoine Legault, a salesman for Glowsticks Emporium, tells Rave News that business has fallen. "The last few years have been horrible," says Antoine. "Apple and Google have eaten our lunch. In the past, we could count on blitzed out party goers to buy our glowsticks, but not anymore. We've had to diversify our product line in order to stay in business."

Glowsticks Emporium stays afloat these days by selling a variety of glow in the dark sex toys. "Condoms, anal beads, vibrators, dildos, whatever. It's crass, but it brings in the dollars, unlike glowsticks."

Rave diva Jen Dartagnon is a recent smartphone convert. "I used to be all about the glowsticks, but then my friends started snickering behind my back whenever I'd wave one around. I wanted to be cool like them, so I got an iPhone, which I love to wave in the air once the bass starts thumping."

Todd White, a spokesperson for Apple, says it's about time glowsticks died out. "Years ago, when our company was in financial turmoil, Steve Jobs wracked his brain trying to figure out how to bring us back to profitability," says Todd. "He realized that Apple's future could be saved if we came up with a more expensive alternative to glowsticks. It took many years to accomplish Steve's vision, but his day has finally come. The glowstick is dying. Long live the smartphone."

These days, you can't go to a show without noticing a sea of phones in the air. It's a brave new world, a world that some rave veterans find terrifying. "First they got rid of the pacifiers, now they're getting rid of glowsticks," says 40 year old booty house enthusiast Bob Roberts. "What's next? Are they going to stop playing happy hardcore? The future scares me."