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Feel free to castrate my browser if I messed up the links, but it looks to be working just fine... for now.

Here is a Coral Cache link to your mirrored divx file.

Note that the site has changed their content due to the increased traffic, so the mirror link is now different. That mirror is now working fine.

Link to DivX: Coralized DivX

If the editors only want to add a mirror link for sites that actually need it, I'd suggest having each editor prepare the mirror link in advance, visit the Coral-mirrored version of the site (to get it into the cache), and then update the article with the mirror link if the site bogs down. (Unfortunately, the Powers That Be may be against this idea since they'd like to sell /. subscriptions, and having a site get slashdotted probably helps to sell more of them.)

As it stands currently, the Coral caching system can't access the slashdotted site any more than we can, but if everyone will try to access the site using the mirror instead of the main article's link, the slashdotted site should become available more quickly than if everyone continues to pound on the site directly.

If the editors only want to add a mirror link for sites that actually need it, I'd suggest having each editor prepare the mirror link in advance, visit the Coral-mirrored version of the site (to get it into the cache), and then update the article with the mirror link if the site bogs down. (Unfortunately, the Powers That Be may be against this idea since they'd like to sell /. subscriptions, and having a site get slashdotted probably helps to sell more of them.)

As it stands currently, the Coral caching system can't access the slashdotted site any more than we can, but if everyone will try to access the site using the mirror instead of the main article's link, the slashdotted site should become available more quickly than if everyone continues to pound on the site directly.

Coral Cache link

Mirror Dot link

as a link

ISO 12233 Test Chart

Do the guy a favor and use the coral link to the movie instead of the normal one....

http://www.mikeoconnor.net.nyud.net:8090/Videos/Ro botics.mov

Coral cache link to the Coral cache link, in case the original Coral cache link is slashdotted:

http://www.mikeoconnor.net.nyud.net.nyud.net:8090/ Videos/Robotics.mov

coral cahced video

Here is an example from NW's blog.

Tis working a bit faster :)

Amazingly enough it wasn't down like it usually is.

http://www.komar.org.nyud.net:8090/cgi-bin/hallowe en_webcam

Plus you can see which Coral server grabbed the content.

Strigiphilus garylarsoni

I think it is talked about in his book "Pre-history of the Far Side".

Here's a mirror.

Check out official forums for confirmation. ISO available here, why not use the Coral Cache and save a /.ing? It has nifty new firewalling in addition to all the usual updates. This version was released from the German PC-Welt magazine and is in German only, but using lang=whatever at boot time will cure that. It will obviously differ from the 'official' 3.7 CD which should come out soon, but not by much - so worth a CD-RW for the curious I suppose. md5sums are spewed around the net, no point me quoting one as I am not to be trusted (TM). testcd is a useful check.

...and the HTMLised coralised link is: this.

Coral cache

nyud cache going in circles for some reason :+( :
here

The "Coralized" link which you posted, http://www.dvdanswers.com.nyud.net:8090/index.php? r=0&s=8&c=28, lead to a page which tried to load all of its images from the slashdotted site dvdanswers.com and failed miserably. As a result, all that that link provided for me was a page with descriptive text referring to images that never loaded.

When I pointed this out, you replied that that was precisely the point of Coral and that everybody should use it because of that. Because, apparently, broken images and incomplete caches of popular pages are a good thing.

This must be some new definition of "works perfectly for sites that are either down, overloaded or inacessible" that I was not previously aware of.

If that goes down, here's the cache of those two working links...

Text

Html Article

If that goes down, here's the cache of those two working links...

Text

Html Article

I tried a Coral cache link, but even that times out. But if enough people keep clicking it I'm sure the Coral servers will get through at least once... Worth a try, isn't it?

Unless the server is completely crashed, that is....

KDE will soon launch its own version of "desktop search". see www.kde.org
oh and now that I said KDE... check this

I've been thinking.. and this is the 5th instance of this.. why can't Slashdot auto-Coralize the links that they use in the articles?

If $ARTICLE_SUMMARY has a URL in it, split the domain off, append .nyud.net:8090 to it, and then post it publically. Thats exactly what the NYU Distribution Network was designed for.

In this case, this would be:

http://www.dvdanswers.com.nyud.net:8090/index.php? r=0&s=8&c=28

coral cache

Hey slashdot folks!

I want to write and present to the kde developers an official proposal for a new default desktop orientation in kde 3.4.

To see a draft of the proposal (with some humourously text for fun), see: http://nsk.wikinerds.org.nyud.net:8090/img/ (coral cache, original at http://nsk.wikinerds.org/img )

If you like what you read please communicate with me to agree on a final version to be proposed for kde 3.4!

New coastal surveillance system

I think the site's moderator will sign his missives as "Prosco P. Coltraine" and post stories such as the following:

Dem [Open Source] Duke Boys has got to be up to something low down, and I'm gonna find out what!

I can almost hear them laughing now...

Knoppix 3.7 is out (kind of), a copy was distributed with the German PC-Welt magazine. It's in German but you can use lang=whatever as a boot option as normal. Has nifty new firewalling, and a 2.6.7 kernel. http://www2.hs-harz.de/~u17462/knoppix/knoppix_v37 .iso. Check out the official forums etc for confirmation of md5s etc (and remember to use testcd). Use Coral cache to avoid before that link to avoid /.ing

Aargh Coral cache uses port 8090. Final attempt.

Ooops bad HTML, this link should work

Some people seem to think that this is a relatively new "speech impediment".

I don't know either way about this, but here's a video I mirrored before the site hosting it went belly up. It claims to show the difference between Bush's speaking patterns from 10 years ago to today. I'm sure they picked the best examples of each side they could find, but it's still interesting.

Coral Cache
My overloaded server

XML
Software Patents

XML
Software Patents

Please use the coralized links for the movies and save these guys some bandwidth.)

Stills from Steve Kubby's site.
Video and back story
"Libertarian's Ad Takes Cues From 'South Park'" (The Sacramento Bee - October 30, 1998)
"Two Libertarians' 'animated' work for liberty"(LP News May 1999)

Coralized links to the movies:
faster than a modem
modem

Please use the coralized links for the movies and save these guys some bandwidth.)

Stills from Steve Kubby's site.
Video and back story
"Libertarian's Ad Takes Cues From 'South Park'" (The Sacramento Bee - October 30, 1998)
"Two Libertarians' 'animated' work for liberty"(LP News May 1999)

Coralized links to the movies:
faster than a modem
modem

here

http://www.cherryos.com.nyud.net:8090/

Use Coral CDN! It works and it's available, no excuses except laziness.

http://files.redvsblue.com.nyud.net:8090/3x39/RvB_ Episode39.zip

The Divx version, coralized, just in case the server goes.

here

Coral cache link here.

After a bit of Googling, I found some "teaser" images advertising the purchase of the raw data, including links to SO2 and O3 maps.

http://www.temis.nl.nyud.net:8090/airpollution/ (nyud.net cached copy)

Nitrogen Dioxide:
http://www.temis.nl.nyud.net:8090/airpollution/no2 .html (nyud.net cached copy)

The US sulfur dioxide emissions seemed pretty low, even in the acid-rain-prone Northeast. Some of the ocean blooms of SO2 seemed odd, tho.

After a bit of Googling, I found some "teaser" images advertising the purchase of the raw data, including links to SO2 and O3 maps.

http://www.temis.nl.nyud.net:8090/airpollution/ (nyud.net cached copy)

Nitrogen Dioxide:
http://www.temis.nl.nyud.net:8090/airpollution/no2 .html (nyud.net cached copy)

The US sulfur dioxide emissions seemed pretty low, even in the acid-rain-prone Northeast. Some of the ocean blooms of SO2 seemed odd, tho.

I have a Coral cache of the pollution image map.

http://www.xbox.com.nyud.net:8090/en-US/halo2/

Oops fixed link.