Slashdot Mirror

A Coral mirror of the site that first published these. Couldn't get the article link to load on coral anymore, but this is where they got it.

So a revised way to avoid slashdotting:

http://comingsoon.net.nyud.net:8090/news/topnews.p hp?id=6318

and also:

http://www.theforce.net.nyud.net:8090/holonet/inde x.shtml#24763

So a revised way to avoid slashdotting:

http://comingsoon.net.nyud.net:8090/news/topnews.p hp?id=6318

and also:

http://www.theforce.net.nyud.net:8090/holonet/inde x.shtml#24763

The amusing thing is that the cached site is down but the original site is still up :)

The editors should really start using Coral when linking. This applies especially to small personal sites, but also to the larger ones which probably don't much appreciate the spike in their bill.

The one bad thing about Coral is that it would tend to mislead Google--but certainly Google is smart enough to know how to interpret Coralised URLs.

Coralized link.

The Coral Webcache of which there was a recent slashdot story http://it.slashdot.org.nyud.net:8090/article.pl?si d=04/08/28/2330252&tid=95&tid=218
runs on Planetlab.

Oh, yes indeed, it does!

Screw it, it's all messed up.

I made a page which has the link on it:

Coral P2P Bookmarklet

Coral-linked, of course. ;)

Apart from "very nice" I can't think of much to say, so I'll just make a convenient nyud link - The guy's used up his month's traffic in one weekend, so he'd probably appreciate some mirroring :)

Here's the Coral P2P Webcache of the Main page and a example recipe

Note: Cache includes images (vs google link posted above).

PS: somebody wrote a javascript bookmarklet that'll take you to the coral cache of the page you are on. There's also a offical Coralize plugin for Mozilla

Here's the Coral P2P Webcache of the Main page and a example recipe

Note: Cache includes images (vs google link posted above).

PS: somebody wrote a javascript bookmarklet that'll take you to the coral cache of the page you are on. There's also a offical Coralize plugin for Mozilla

perhaps this might help him
courtesy of the Coral Distribution Network

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

save his bandwidth and use that

Check it out...

good idea

really

When you check out this photo you can see a kite in the sky, with something dangeling underneath it.

It looks like they are also taking the photos of the sky at roughly the same time so that the colour/images line up somewhat.

Regardless they have done some very stunning work.

-asoap

Actually, we'd welcome the opportunity to help Slashdot and other portals out in such a capacity. That's what Coral was designed for. So, it would go over well...

Coral is certainly designed as a scalable system to handle high traffic loads, and we've managed to weather recent slashdotting fairly well. Coral is currently running on 80-100 well-distributed servers. Expect around 300 servers within the next couple months. For deployment pictures, see here.

In the next couple weeks and months, we should be rolling out some technological changes to improve response time and cache utilization. An active client and server-operator community for the project is certainly welcome.

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Now wouldn't it be great if everyone used a Coraled URL to access the site? It's no help right now since the site is already down, but if it does come up, this would help preserve its bandwidth.

be kind to servers

I see a use for... http://www.thehaefners.com.nyud.net:8090/gallery/

The article is awful! Professor David Grohl writes a thesis on the very nature of supply, demand and the growth of an Asian country being limited by over-reliance on American corporation, and comes to the conclusion that it is negligable due to the "consume and replace" theory which dictates that as consumers develop and grow through American corporation, they are able to eventually move on to home grown resources through investment and support.

You can read more about it here

Should you wish to publicly comment, here is a cached/Coralized link to the article on the NIH site to save your taxpayer bandwidth:

http://grants1.nih.gov.nyud.net:8090/grants/guide/ notice-files/NOT-OD-04-064.html

For those who fear cached nastiness, here's the original link:

http://grants1.nih.gov/grants/guide/notice-files/N OT-OD-04-064.html

Bummer that nyud.net cached the too-many-users error page.

For a limited time only... Your loginpassword is Fecal_Troll

Enjoy!

Nyud cache

clicky!

try this

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Maybe if we looked through the cache instead.

Don't forget Coral! Just add .nyud.net:8090 onto any domain name, and use the cached web-page, just like this:

http://www.projectcensored.org.nyud.net:8090/publi cations/2005/index.html

Here

Here'scoral cache link of the origional article.

http://www.tweaktown.com.nyud.net:8090/document.ph p?dType=article&dId=695

wait a little, eventually it should load.

Maybe this link works.

Here is the Coral cache.

Coralized link of "the best camera", before everyone kills it.

-lk

http://www.perl.com.nyud.net:8090/pub/a/2004/08/31 /livecode.html

For when the mirror is slashdotted

To do otherwise would be stupid

Argh. It ate my link :(

This I meant. Yes, I preview from now on :(

since it even got its own story, why not use it?

try here.

Why not link to it using the Coral caching system?

Use this link instead: Mozilla.org.nyud.net:8090

Use the new P2P cache! :) www.thetechzone.com.nyud.net

Use the nyud.net:8090 distributed cache

Doesn't seems to work on the Slashdotted TheTechZone site, unforunately. :/

Here, try for yourselves:
http://www.thetechzone.com.nyud.net:8090/?m=show&i d=79