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Coach Spags: I'll have to check with Reggie and get back to you on that.
 
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When the site was hanging earlier, I was annoyed.
Then I realized this site is sort of an addiction.
At which time I reflected on my pathetic life. :laugh1:

But seriously, appreciate all you guys do. Don't worry about our drivel and useless malarkey being lost.
Everything Ram is a huge Clusterfunk right now. Fumbles, flags, missed tackles, stupid play calls, bad passes, injuries and now websites down.

Woe is me. :weary::laugh1:
 
I thought I was banned to been so pissed with how the Rams have been playing may have used some foul language while posting.

Was it something like this?



That was me after the Rams kicked the ball into the endzone when the cards only needed a fg to win. Then jumping offsides on the first pay of the drive leading to a completion 20 yards down the field. Then the refs calling unnecessary roughness on a player who was standing still, minding his own business.

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I am working to resolve lagging issues.

Pick'em and Survivor have been loaded and open for picks.
2026 era press conference: "I've gotta do a better job......"

OR:

Early 2000's era PC: "Shoot, we'll fix that...."

JK, You're the best!
 

What to know about the PHP bug affecting 70% of world's websites​

CBS News
Thu, October 22, 2026 at 2:42 PM CDT

Hackers could exploit weaknesses in a widely used programming language for websites, online platforms and other technology services to steal users' information and cause other problems, cybersecurity researchers warn.

The programming language PHP, short for "Personal Home Page," powers up to 70% of the world's websites and web applications, including those used by government agencies, social media platforms such as Facebook and sites including Wikipedia.

The bug, dubbed PHP2Shell, can target two security flaws in PHP, according to Voldemaras Kadys, head of security at Mediatech. Those weaknesses could enable cybercriminals to seize control of unprotected website servers, install malware, pilfer customer data and even take sites down completely.

"The potential impact of these vulnerabilities may be huge, as most websites run on PHP," he said in an email.
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What to know about the PHP bug affecting 70% of world's websites​

CBS News​

Thu, October 22, 2026 at 2:42 PM CDT​

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Hackers could exploit weaknesses in a widely used programming language for websites, online platforms and other technology services to steal users' information and cause other problems, cybersecurity researchers warn.​

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The programming language PHP, short for "Personal Home Page," powers up to 70% of the world's websites and web applications, including those used by government agencies, social media platforms such as Facebook and sites including Wikipedia.​

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The bug, dubbed PHP2Shell, can target two security flaws in PHP, according to Voldemaras Kadys, head of security at Mediatech. Those weaknesses could enable cybercriminals to seize control of unprotected website servers, install malware, pilfer customer data and even take sites down completely.​

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"The potential impact of these vulnerabilities may be huge, as most websites run on PHP," he said in an email.​

We got this one taken care of today.

The issue we have has been identified. We’ve got 19,000 visitors hitting our page (last check) which are not real people. 2 million in our logs over a couple of days. The internet is so messed up sometimes. I think its all related to what you posted.

I am hoping to get a temp fix. Short term this means we probably will have to use Cloud Flare (I am a human button) to access the site. Unfortunately this costs money too.

Still trying to figure out.
 
I’m rebooting the server to see if that kicks some of those F-r’s out.

I hope it doesn’t cause any issues. I can’t see why.
 
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But seriously, appreciate all you guys do. Don't worry about our drivel and useless malarkey being lost.
Everything Ram is a huge Clusterfunk right now. Fumbles, flags, missed tackles, stupid play calls, bad passes, injuries and now websites down.

Woe is me. :weary::laugh1:
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Yeah, but I think we’re tanking.

The host (which has been very good) is really really really like really bad service right now. My guess it’s bigger than us for them.

I might have to reboot the server occasionally, when doing that we won’t appear and you’ll get a site unavailable error.

But once we come back it’s like chugging a beer.
 
Just rebooted again and we’re flying. Last time it lasted 30min. SOB.

Start yapping.
 
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I am working to resolve lagging issues.

Pick'em and Survivor have been loaded and open for picks.
As a former networking engineer... lagging issues are always a network problem. Never a web server or database or back-end server issue.

Hope this helps.... :laugh4:
 
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As a former networking engineer... lagging issues are always a network problem. Never a web server or database or back-end server issue.

Hope this helps.... :laugh4:
Adding Admin Banner and sending you PM. :D

Kidding not kidding.
 
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Fwiw, the site is lagging horribly for me. All day and still now. My browser is fine.