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1. New Dev Blog: Internet spaceship crashes are serious business - in EVE Information Portal [original thread]
0.5% to 0.9% end up crashed? outch are these graphs ignoring the wine/crossover users?
- by ElfeGER - at 2011.01.24 21:04:00
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2. Regarding Recent Socket Errors - in EVE Information Portal [original thread]
do you have some nice graphs about the disconnect probability per isp to share? an other option might be to offer a normal ssl secured connection on port 443 in the future (unless some isp enforce timeouts there as well)
- by ElfeGER - at 2011.01.18 19:05:00
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3. New Dev Blog: Fixing Lag: Drakes of Destiny (Part 2) - in EVE Information Portal [original thread]
nice improvement :) is that SinglecastByClientID full CPU usage or more network delay while pushing the updates to the proxies? are the GUI guys also using the profiler now? (the overview window in large fleets needs some love)
- by ElfeGER - at 2010.12.11 16:15:00
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4. New Dev Blog: Fixing Lag: Drakes of Destiny (Part 1) - in EVE Information Portal [original thread]
congrats on finding a runtime profiler
- by ElfeGER - at 2010.12.10 19:22:00
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5. New Dev Blog: The API Dev Blog Trilogy - Volume One - in EVE Information Portal [original thread]
hmm I would just use a view for that
- by ElfeGER - at 2010.09.20 19:23:00
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6. New Dev Blog: Fixing Lag: Character Nodes - in EVE Information Portal [original thread]
Originally by: CCP Atlas Originally by: James Bryant Hey guys, Fantastic dev blog. Certainly answers a whole slew of architectural questions that have been lingering in my head for some time. My question is in regards to location...
- by ElfeGER - at 2010.08.22 16:49:00
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7. Blog: Fixing Lag: And I, for one, welcome our new automaton overlords - in EVE Information Portal [original thread]
about time this thing went from an idea to a real tool btw. something like this is also a nice idea
- by ElfeGER - at 2010.08.18 17:08:00
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8. New Dev Blog: The Long Lag - in EVE Information Portal [original thread]
might be worth looking at some tools like Scribe to improve the logging
- by ElfeGER - at 2010.08.17 18:15:00
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9. New Dev Blog: Fostering meaningful human interaction, through testing - in EVE Information Portal [original thread]
hmm those memory graphs look a bit strange, is there no garbage collection going on?
- by ElfeGER - at 2010.08.16 21:25:00
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10. New Dev Blog: System Requirements. - in EVE Information Portal [original thread]
Originally by: upthe bum As i understand it EvE is been optimised for Windows 7 i plan on switching to Google Chrome OS when it is relesed will their be any problems running EvE on Chrome OS the question is if google wants to reinvent...
- by ElfeGER - at 2009.10.11 16:01:00
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11. New Dev Blog: System Requirements. - in EVE Information Portal [original thread]
Originally by: CCP Explorer If the information about Wine is already in the registry key, then adding an API to easily access information shouldn't be a problem? done - see RegOpenKeyEx on msdn the only issue is that the version reg...
- by ElfeGER - at 2009.10.02 21:55:00
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12. New Dev Blog: System Requirements. - in EVE Information Portal [original thread]
Originally by: CCP Explorer Rather than modifying the response from GetVersionEx or looking for registry keys, I would recommend Wine simply added unique identification functions. For example, add a function to Wine's version of ntdll.dll...
- by ElfeGER - at 2009.09.29 08:02:00
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13. New Dev Blog: System Requirements. - in EVE Information Portal [original thread]
Edited by: El***ER on 27/09/2009 13:00:19 Originally by: CCP Explorer Originally by: Casiella Truza Also, does "other" include anything besides us Wine users, or is it just "stuff we didn't feel like breaking out"? It all dep...
- by ElfeGER - at 2009.09.27 12:59:00
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14. Supercaps, Caps, Drones and Fighters, a New Zulupark Blog - in EVE Information Portal [original thread]
this blog basicly shows the state of current 0.0 warefare and that game design doesn't understand/ignores whats going on
- by ElfeGER - at 2007.10.22 04:35:00
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15. Bloggers #54, Oveur gives you a chance to sit in the driver's seat - in EVE Information Portal [original thread]
I would try to get the load balancing for the cluster improved, so solar systems can be migrated in realtime which would result in not high loaded systems getting pushed away from a stressed node.
- by ElfeGER - at 2007.03.02 18:16:00
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