frailbod
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SteamID64 76561198010796027
SteamID3 [U:1:50530299]
SteamID32 STEAM_0:1:25265149
Country United States
Signed Up August 24, 2012
Last Posted January 27, 2014 at 3:23 AM
Posts 5 (0 per day)
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#10 Hacker on Reddit (Crime) in TF2 General Discussion

I have sourcemod admin on the server but he disconnected when I joined so I couldn't ban him. And even if I banned his SteamID he'd probably just come back with an alt.

I just messaged gxti asking for an IP ban and I think he will get it done by sometime tomorrow.

posted about 10 years ago
#2 Dumb Puns in Off Topic

stop

posted about 11 years ago
#12 vps recommendations in Off Topic

Tickrate and server fps are both locked at 66 fps
Anything that claims to be "500FPS, 1000FPS, etc" for TF2 is a lie

http://www.nfoservers.com/forums/viewtopic.php?f=18&t=5831

For a VPS I would look at a ChicagoVPS 512MB Xen (I found it for $3.5/m). Don't waste your time messing with the kernel.

posted about 11 years ago
#4 help with team name :( in TF2 General Discussion

enoryt is shit

posted about 11 years ago
#1 App stack and caching in Site Discussion

Right now it looks like you are using Ubuntu's default Apache2 + PHP5 packages. The site seems to be taking a hit with the thousands of people coming in from Reddit and other forums. Pages are timing out and the site is not responding.

In the future I would change the stack to nginx + php5-fpm with Varnish cache running in front of everything.

Or maybe just keep apache2 and throw Varnish in front..

Regardless, you should always have some sort of caching software in front of a web app. This will put less strain on the server CPU so that whenever someone visits the site, PHP won't have to recaculate everything and generate the HTML again. Instead, it can just be pulled instantly from the memory.

You can use any kind of caching software, but I always recommend Varnish cause it's dead simple to setup.

posted about 12 years ago