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Re:Planes, Spheres and Pseudospheres by ghusbands on Sunday November 05, 2023 @07:14AM (#38150474)
https://web.archive.org/web/20231105115601/https://www.grege...

(The original page has been taken down due to bandwidth usage.)

Re:Planes, Spheres and Pseudospheres by xioxox on Sunday November 05, 2023 @07:56AM (#38150732)
Re:Planes, Spheres and Pseudospheres by sandworm101 on Sunday November 05, 2023 @09:23AM (#38151360)
Lol. HN, on sunday morning, just ddosed a website of mostly text and a few static images.
Re:Planes, Spheres and Pseudospheres by artiii on Sunday November 05, 2023 @11:03AM (#38152300)
and a few movies in gif. Let's see, och _only_ 270MB (via webarchive)
Re:Planes, Spheres and Pseudospheres by BlueTemplar on Sunday November 05, 2023 @12:43PM (#38153448)
Ohgodwhy. Now I won't even click on the IA link because I don't want to be a burden for them.
Re:Planes, Spheres and Pseudospheres by cubefox on Sunday November 05, 2023 @10:33AM (#38151967)
I wonder why something like that can still happen in 2023. Shouldn't web traffic be orders of magnitude cheaper now than twenty years ago?
Re:Planes, Spheres and Pseudospheres by dTal on Sunday November 05, 2023 @07:01PM (#38157125)
I don't get it. He has a 500 gigabyte monthly quota, and the single page linked here is 270 megabytes (!) according to another comment (I didn't check but it's full of unnecessarily hi-res movies in .gif format). Why does he assume that 2000 hits of a page in 6 hours is so implausible that it must be "a weird malicious bot attack, or some kind of web crawler stuck in a loop"? That's only 5 hits a minute! Hasn't he heard of "going viral"?