AjaxLife Blog

This test has now finished. More details will be given later.

I’m making some significant changes in the way AjaxLife is run. As such I request that people log into http://67.202.38.80/. Don’t worry about the lack of SSL – your login details are still encrypted before being sent (feel free to check network traffic as you log in, if you want to be sure).

You can see the count of logged in people by clicking the “Stats” button, if you aren’t using Internet Explorer.

Explanation will follow soon. Also note that this one does not support viewing textures yet.

Holidasy: I’m on holiday. As such, I’m somewhat less likely to get any messages you try to send me. Next week I won’t get any at all. Sorry about that.

Development: AjaxLife’s source has now been commented, at least to some degree. Client-side’s done, server is still to do. I have some nice things to add in the near future as well. Stability is a work-in-progress.

Stuff: A couple of days ago someone told me “Nobody would care if I called you Meredith.” – this may well be true, but it seems a somewhat random comment. In any case, it’s one of the few things from two days ago I actually remember, so I decided to put it down here.

Oh, and running WindLight on my laptop gives me the following highly encouraging message:

It still manages to run faster than the standard client anyway, so meh. (20 FPS instead of 12 – with “Low” settings. Or 12 with “medium” + local lights.

Oh, more stuff: TSL Profiles is back. I’m going to put up some help pages in the new future so people can work out how to use it.

I’m going to be hanging around in various middle-eastern countries for the next two weeks. I’ll have filtered internet access in one and none in the other. Expect even less activity than normal, and expect no AjaxLife access at all.

Bye!

I hate it when my text editor crashes. I really don’t have the motivation to waste my time redoing what I’ve already done. This is even more annoying if it truncates the file while saving, but crashes before writing the new one.

New search for AjaxLife will have to wait until I can be bothered to re-code it. Again.

The code now looks something like this:

AjaxLife.NewSearch = function() {

}();

*sigh*

Over the last three days, there have been 584 visits by 384 unique visitors to AjaxLife’s login screen.

Here’s a nice map:

These were generated by Google Analytics on the login screen. I don’t have any means of counting how many of these logged in.

Attempts to access the service while it was down are not counted.

As a further tidbit, 47% of visitors used Firefox, while 46% used IE. 3% used Opera and another 3% used Safari. The remainder is the PSP (which wouldn’t work anyway), Mozilla and Konqueror. 90% of visitors use Windows, 5% use Mac OS and 4% use Linux. The remainder is either unknown or a PSP.

The majority of users appear to come from within companies or universities. Who’s logging on in Wells Fargo instead of working?