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Southern Aminos Potentially Crashed Their Own Website

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  • R rusty319

    I wonder if part of the issue is that they sent out an email saying they were having flash drops today and tomorrow and some sort of 13 door promotion that requires frequent logins if someone is interested in winning.

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    @rusty319 it's always an issue, the drops just make it obvious.

    Just someone with a fridge full of research and a browser history that would concern my doctor.

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    • R rusty319

      I wonder if part of the issue is that they sent out an email saying they were having flash drops today and tomorrow and some sort of 13 door promotion that requires frequent logins if someone is interested in winning.

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      @rusty319 It could also be that they load every WordPress plugin they have installed on every page and make the browser download over a megabyte of JS to run locally.

      WordPress itself is half the problem; how it's set up is the rest of it.

      "If it doesnt come in a needle. It doesn't work"

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        @rusty319 It could also be that they load every WordPress plugin they have installed on every page and make the browser download over a megabyte of JS to run locally.

        WordPress itself is half the problem; how it's set up is the rest of it.

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        @Randy Wordpress.. without a doubt part of the problem. It also appears to be on apache. As much as I love apache, nginx will out perform. For 6K/month, those guys should have a rocket.

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