AIM Pheonix mentioned on Vice?!

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Look at this!!!

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LOL @Wildman_Fujiami’s famous! :stuck_out_tongue:

(But if he gets that treatment, why not Escargot? :stuck_out_tongue:)

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I dunno
Watch Oath/Verizon take it down quickly, though… :stuck_out_tongue:

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Hopefully not. :stuck_out_tongue:

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Looks like the server got the hug of death/accidental DDOS…ouch

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Hopefully the masses can tolerate that. :stuck_out_tongue:

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65 ONLINE
HOLY SHIT
Escargot and Friends might take off!

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it also got CNET’s attention

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Ironically enough, Yahoo! Finance mirrored another AIM Phoenix article from one of the news outlets, Fortune. :stuck_out_tongue:

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Verizon’s Oath owns ICQ , well R.I.P ICQ

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He is dead!
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LOL Probably another one out of many power outages @Wildman_Fujiami has to go through, considering that he does host this on his own hardware. :stuck_out_tongue:

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He uses wamp

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That the software he uses to host the website.

I’m talking about the hardware that hosts the services with the server software in place.

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He needs toto buy a newnew harddrive like, 1 tb

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Since when did HDD space contribute to bringing down a whole site?

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Since 1932 lol idk

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That honestly makes no sense.

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At the moment there’s 40 people on phoenix, hopefully this is good? You can never tell with these sort of things, though.

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The highest I saw the online user counter go was about 70 users. Then again, those could include duplicate logins, since that’s recorded as a separate login to the server. :stuck_out_tongue:

Perhaps @Wildman_Fujiami could write code alongside the regular duplicate login detection for the “Phoenix System Msg” thing to not log duplicate logins on the online user counter.