www.mcp.com's website *hot* at www.usatoday.com

George Rimel (grimel@ibm.net)
Thu, 30 Oct 1997 22:34:29 -0500


Tyler Nally wrote:
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> Nifty eh?  FYI - since the www.mcp.com website redesign, the
> Personal Bookshelf has 8100+ registered users.... that's in a
> time that's not quite two weeks of usage.  Over the weekend
> the server was down which prevented more than the 119 that
> managed to get in between the up- and downtime.  How much
> more will it grow with the USA Today feature?   hmmmmmmmmmmm....



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Oh, enough to ensure copious 'net lag for the next century.  Why cann't
USA Today and the rest of the non-geek rags leave the 'net alone.  It's
slow enough at the "useful" sites without the surfer dudes(and dudettes)
eating up bandwidth.  Not to mention, the clamor they're making over
push tech, super duper motion graphics, 3-D effects, gobs of pictures
"to make it easy to navigate", using the web to auto-upgrade all your
software.....   About the only thing that isn't grinding to a halt is
email.

Is it just me?  Wasn't the 'net quicker just a few years ago, before the
WWW and the graphics revolution took place?  
       
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Not withstanding the tirade, good work Bro Tyler(that's my grandson's
name - for some reason I just noticed) 

Skip - been wasting a lot of time at all hours trying to do some work!!

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