A method of having one larger webserver link to and destroy a smaller webserver with large amounts of web traffic. This includes but is not limited to the smaller webserver crashing, catching on fire, begging for mercey, melting, and/or vaporizing. The slashdot effect is mainly intended to crash Windows Webservers that can't handle the traffic.
Foondog
A method of using Perl to produce a series of dynamic Web pages with images that if NOT clicked on by a customer causes a purchase to be consummated. For every time the customer does not click on the image when the Web pages load, the total amount of the purchase will grow exponentially until the customer's credit card limit is met.
I agree...I never seemed to listen to music very much and hardly spent much money on CDs until I went to college. Once I started downloading music for free and seeing what all was out there I got interested. It got me starting to listen to more music, buying CDs, and even got me listening to the radio more. Buying CDs and being forced to hear more radio ads has brought nothing but more money to these companies.
Slashdot Mirror
I submit the Slashdot Effect...
A method of having one larger webserver link to and destroy a smaller webserver with large amounts of web traffic. This includes but is not limited to the smaller webserver crashing, catching on fire, begging for mercey, melting, and/or vaporizing. The slashdot effect is mainly intended to crash Windows Webservers that can't handle the traffic. Foondog
A method of using Perl to produce a series of dynamic Web pages with images that if NOT clicked on by a customer causes a purchase to be consummated. For every time the customer does not click on the image when the Web pages load, the total amount of the purchase will grow exponentially until the customer's credit card limit is met.
I agree...I never seemed to listen to music very much and hardly spent much money on CDs until I went to college. Once I started downloading music for free and seeing what all was out there I got interested. It got me starting to listen to more music, buying CDs, and even got me listening to the radio more. Buying CDs and being forced to hear more radio ads has brought nothing but more money to these companies.
FoonDog