mises.org has been working really slow for me for the past 3-4 days. It can take 2 minutes or even more for a page to load. But intermittently it also works normally. Like, it will work normally for a minute and then work really slow for a few.
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It seems to be a Firefox and mises.org combination that causes this. It works fine with Chrome.
I'm not seeing this at all. We now live in the cloud, so it should be faster than ever.
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Works fine here at the moment in Chrome & Firefox, under Linux.
Works fine for me in Firefox 5 and Chrome on Windoze.
I haven't noticed a speed difference either. But I have noticed the cloud move broke the edit preview function on the wiki
I'm getting random issues with regard to DNS resolves, Tucker. I don't think it's your end. It might be Firefox 5's own DNS caching to blame. If you want to check, just see what your DNS record says, if you're using a CDN to deal with spike in the network traffic (might be a bad CNAME record, but that's just a blind guess on my part).
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Okay, for Firefox 5 users, search for the extension called DNS Flush. It'll clear bad copies of DNS records since the old trick in about:config doesn't work for the current version anymore. I swear Mozilla Foundation devs need to patch this bug quickly (I swear it's ridiculous).
Edit: That solution isn't 100% optimal, it seems. I'm still having resolve issues. Might be my ISP (mine is Cox Communications). I'm still digging through my logs on wireshark. I need to learn to filter this crap. X_X
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Okay, I've tried mises.org with IE8, still the same random loading issue. This had to be residential ISP based. There's no real answer to resolving this other than changing one's DNS servers to Google's Public DNS servers or even a public Level 3 DNS server (whichever is faster).
Edit: try adding network.dns.disablePrefetch to your about:config as a boolean value set to true. It works better, but still I haven't been able to fix this completely on my end. But I tried third party ping and traceroute sites, they're not having any issues resolving mises.org.
On Opera it works fine except I got a "A page on the public Internet requests data from your private intranet. For security reasons, automatic access is blocked, but you may choose to continue." warning. I went with continue and it was fine, but the funny thing is this message occured only at something like the 3rd visit with Opera. I didn't need to do this the first two times. Perhaps this is noteable.
I don't know when exactly this happened because I had been using Chrome since reporting this problem, but it is all good now. The speed is back to normal for me on Firefox.