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for those who don't want to log in, https://i.imgur.com/f76tOvY.png https://i.imgur.com/f76tOvY.png https://i.imgur.com/MhXyT3g.png https://i.imgur.com/MhXyT3

by k-ian 9y ago

for those who don't want to log in, https://i.imgur.com/f76tOvY.png https://i.imgur.com/f76tOvY.png https://i.imgur.com/MhXyT3g.png https://i.imgur.com/MhXyT3g.png

madez 9y ago
Even simple .png pictures are not displayed on imgur.com without JavaScript.
- userbinator 9y ago
  I have no JS and I can see the images fine.
- Macha 9y ago
  imgur checks your referral header and if it can figure out you've navigated to the image directly (or there's no referral header), it will redirect you to the image viewer + ads page, instead of just displaying the image file. It's a pity, given the reasons imgur started, but it's the cycle of all image hosts I guess.
  - leggomylibro 9y ago
    The site doesn't even perform its basic functions on mobile anymore. Agreed, it's a shame, but such is image hosting.
phoe-krk 9y ago
Strange. I see the thread perfectly fine without logging in.
- ceejayoz 9y ago
  The AWS forums are really weird. If you don't have any AWS Console cookies (incognito window, for example), they load fine, but if they know you've got an AWS account, they require a login.
  - MBCook 9y ago
    Sounds like Google forums.
vvanders 9y ago
25% bump in CPU usage from that graph, ouch.
- acdha 9y ago
  It definitely shows how many people are running close to the limits, too. I have a couple of m1.mediums running ancillary workloads (e.g. rabbitmq) and it added something like ~0.5%. What's more interesting is later on in that thread where a support staffer noted that one of the people reporting problems was running out of memory because they'd apparently been very close to the max and that dropped slightly with the update. I had a problem with two test RDS instances suddenly failing into the invalid parameters state which turned out to be years-old config for the InnoDB pool size being just a little too large after a reboot reduced the available RAM by just enough to matter.

by k-ian 9y ago

for those who don't want to log in, https://i.imgur.com/f76tOvY.png https://i.imgur.com/f76tOvY.png https://i.imgur.com/MhXyT3g.png https://i.imgur.com/MhXyT3g.png

madez 9y ago

Even simple .png pictures are not displayed on imgur.com without JavaScript.

userbinator 9y ago
I have no JS and I can see the images fine.
Macha 9y ago
imgur checks your referral header and if it can figure out you've navigated to the image directly (or there's no referral header), it will redirect you to the image viewer + ads page, instead of just displaying the image file. It's a pity, given the reasons imgur started, but it's the cycle of all image hosts I guess.
- leggomylibro 9y ago
  The site doesn't even perform its basic functions on mobile anymore. Agreed, it's a shame, but such is image hosting.

phoe-krk 9y ago

Strange. I see the thread perfectly fine without logging in.

ceejayoz 9y ago
The AWS forums are really weird. If you don't have any AWS Console cookies (incognito window, for example), they load fine, but if they know you've got an AWS account, they require a login.
- MBCook 9y ago
  Sounds like Google forums.

vvanders 9y ago

25% bump in CPU usage from that graph, ouch.

acdha 9y ago
It definitely shows how many people are running close to the limits, too. I have a couple of m1.mediums running ancillary workloads (e.g. rabbitmq) and it added something like ~0.5%. What's more interesting is later on in that thread where a support staffer noted that one of the people reporting problems was running out of memory because they'd apparently been very close to the max and that dropped slightly with the update. I had a problem with two test RDS instances suddenly failing into the invalid parameters state which turned out to be years-old config for the InnoDB pool size being just a little too large after a reboot reduced the available RAM by just enough to matter.