Is Godaddy down??

[RobRich]

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Originally Posted by nemowolf

Depends on how they tiered their coverage. If the pipe is broken in Texas and they only have servers in Texas and Florida say, then anything sent may get stuck and not redirect to florida because the top level DNS isnt rerouting. The internets is weird.

Understood, and known. ;p

What I was simply getting at is an operation the size of Godaddy should have a multi-tier approach to service failover and redundancy for HTTP and DNS, with servers spread across several geographical areas and even backbones.

[Socalgal]

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Originally Posted by RobRich

BTW, come to find out, the 2707WFP should have a S-PVA display panel, meaning at least 8-bit per pixel color and no dithering. While expensive IPS panels still hold the lead for color reproduction, S-PVA panels are much better than common TN display panels. TN panels can incur significant dithering, especially affordable models offering 6-bit per pixel color. You should find the 2707WFP well suited for much of your work.

That's GREAT news, Robert - thanks for the info!! I'm not unpacking it til I get my supporting hardware in (I just love the anticipation lol)


Goaddy's back up for me here, as well. Back to work! right after i check Newegg tracking ;-)

[nemowolf]

Quote:

Originally Posted by RobRich

Understood, and known. ;p

What I was simply getting at is an operation the size of Godaddy should have a multi-tier approach to service failover and redundancy for HTTP and DNS, with servers spread across several geographical areas and even backbones.

I wasnt actually making that point for you but for others questioning why they may not be reaching it despite the varied outage range. And i do agree, they should get their act together for being such a large company with such a web presence.

[Toadman]

Ooo.. nice monitor SCG! You can always use plug-and-play monitor option if you can't hold on.

Dither here dither there, dither dither everywhere. Where's the anti-aliasing?