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Crowdfunding perhaps?? Maybe contact frequent users and ask for some donations. Get the word out people!
Unless there were a possibility of project donations being sufficient (now, and ongoing) that he could quit his day job, which seems pretty unlikely.
Probably don't want to be outputting your database credentials in the error page I'm now receiving with this link: / MySQL database username / define('DB_USER', 'ahmetalpbalkan'); / * MySQL database password */ edit: also, why in gods name is 3306 open to the world on that server?
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Install WP Super Cache. It should be able to handle HN's traffic even if it's running on an iPhone 3.
It is already installed and apparently not sufficient. There are 400+ people on my blog (excluding google cache or the ones viewing HTTP 500 error page, of course) and yet we see downtime.
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I'm going to quit using WordPress on a shared VM, it's been 6 years since I installed WP and nothing is getting any better. Thanks for finding out the cached version. It should be available after a few retries for those want to comment on the page.
Your blog post is interesting. How does tweeting about your post help the open source developer? This is in the cached version, and I see that you've since removed it. I'm also genuinely curious about your association with svbtle. Looking at your LinkedIn cv, you look like a cool dude with a solid career in front of you. SDET at Microsoft will be fun and challenging for you. Congrats on the side project startup. It's…
This is blogspam. Blogspam of a repost. From last week.
Ahmet, please change your password - the server just spat out the soruce code, including your database config and credentials (username/pass). Fatal error: Call to undefined function wp() in /home/ahmetalpbalkan/ahmetalpbalkan.com/blog/wp-blog-header.php on line 14
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Install WP Super Cache. It should be able to handle HN's traffic even if it's running on an iPhone 3.
It is already installed and apparently not sufficient. There are 400+ people on my blog (excluding google cache or the ones viewing HTTP 500 error page, of course) and yet we see downtime.
Cached version: http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:ahmetal...
I'm going to quit using WordPress on a shared VM, it's been 6 years since I installed WP and nothing is getting any better. Thanks for finding out the cached version. It should be available after a few retries for those want to comment on the page.