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The slowness of Cantr is beginning to drive me crazy. Should I just shut up and send in money?
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- The Sociologist
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Just a thought, but the last time it was so very slow was when daily new minutes was ploughing its way through peak time, exactly like now. In other words, the last Europeans would still be awake late at night, East Coast would be maybe in early evening, Central US would be wide awake and Pacific would be coming online too.
Just a coincidence? Some other explanation?
What if new minutes were fixed somewhere out over the Pacific Ocean. In other words 2 am Pacific time. Then pretty much everyone would get their new minutes at the start of their day and not all bunch up like this in a "slowness wave".
[Added in edit: Hmm, it cannot just be that. As of Thursday evening I still can't play. Well... Fran's food distribution to 12+ people in 3 different buildings would take more than 200 minutes, I reckon
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Just a coincidence? Some other explanation?
What if new minutes were fixed somewhere out over the Pacific Ocean. In other words 2 am Pacific time. Then pretty much everyone would get their new minutes at the start of their day and not all bunch up like this in a "slowness wave".
[Added in edit: Hmm, it cannot just be that. As of Thursday evening I still can't play. Well... Fran's food distribution to 12+ people in 3 different buildings would take more than 200 minutes, I reckon
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Right now - as I post this - it seems a little bit better. I've picked up some possible changes. If true, they would surely indicate the program had been recompiled in a new environment... maybe(?) For example, Nossémma has become Noss?mma. That wasn't the case two days ago, else I would have noticed it.
But then I'm no expert on such matters. Last time I had anything to do with programmers, computers were things that lived in the basement and the language was COBOL.
But then I'm no expert on such matters. Last time I had anything to do with programmers, computers were things that lived in the basement and the language was COBOL.
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we should at least get more minutes for this slowness...
last night it took me around 40 minutes to load one page and now i have no minutes. i didnt even get to do anything but have one character say one thing and check on several other chars before all 200 mins were completely gone. im not mad because of the slowlness, just dissapointed that I couldnt do anything with my chars. I didnt mind it all that much, just wish i could get more mins to get my chars to do stuff.
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