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https://frame.work/ https://frame.work/ > Your estimated wait time is 1 hour and 3 minutes. Ouch

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• mariusor 2y ago
  Back to the internet of the nineties. But even then there wasn't a queue to "view" a website.
  • favorited 2y ago
    It's actually a pretty nice system when you're trying to purchase something. You have a reasonable estimate of when you'll be at the front of the queue, and when that time comes, you're more likely to be able to complete your transaction because the site isn't overwhelmed. It would obviously be better if they could limit it to something like `store.frame.work`, rather than putting a queue in front of their entire site…
    • mariusor 2y ago
      Yeah, for the shop it makes total sense, but for the front-page not so much.
      • 9dev 2y ago
        This makes zero sense, absolutely ever. Magento was able to properly cache the view-only parts like 15 years ago. No matter the traffic spikes, serving read requests shouldn’t require hour-long waiting times for visitors.
        • mariusor 2y ago
          When money is involved and customers want to make payments to a limited resource (which the release batches are) I think being extra careful is quite important.