TBRW care and feeding

[Trotsky]

Is it really fucking slow for the rest of you right now?  I feel like maybe I should have paid my bills...

http://tbrw.info/

[Jeff Hopkins '82]

Is it really fucking slow for the rest of you right now?  I feel like maybe I should have paid my bills...

http://tbrw.info/

It was slow getting in, and then some of the links didn't work, no matter how many times I clicked on them.

[stereax]

Looks fine on my end...

[Jim Hyla]

No trouble here,

[David Harding]

I'm getting in and calling up reports with no perceptible delays.

[The Rancor]

No issues here.

[Jeff Hopkins '82]

Working fine for me now.

[Trotsky]

Thank you all.  In retrospect, it was PEBCAK.

[Trotsky]

So I use Dreamweaver as my html editor and site manager, and when I just abortively went to Windows 11 (expletive deleted) I blew away all my client apps.  Having installed the 2025 DW build to recover, I realized that I had been working with a 2002 build up until, um, last Tuesday?

So the site may improve, or not.  But I have better tools now.

[marty]

So I use Dreamweaver as my html editor and site manager, and when I just abortively went to Windows 11 (expletive deleted) I blew away all my client apps.  Having installed the 2025 DW build to recover, I realized that I had been working with a 2002 build up until, um, last Tuesday?

So the site may improve, or not.  But I have better tools now.

FYP

[Swampy]

So I use Dreamweaver as my html editor and site manager, and when I just abortively went to Windows 11 (expletive deleted) I blew away all my client apps.  Having installed the 2025 DW build to recover, I realized that I had been working with a 2002 build up until, um, last Tuesday?

So the site may improve, or not.  But I have better tools now.

FYP

Maybe look for a FOSS alternative. Updates are often painless, with some being built into the app itself.

[Trotsky]

So I use Dreamweaver as my html editor and site manager, and when I just abortively went to Windows 11 (expletive deleted) I blew away all my client apps.  Having installed the 2025 DW build to recover, I realized that I had been working with a 2002 build up until, um, last Tuesday?

So the site may improve, or not.  But I have better tools now.

FYP

Maybe look for a FOSS alternative. Updates are often painless, with some being built into the app itself.

Thank you.  I have been looking.

[Trotsky]

So I use Dreamweaver as my html editor and site manager, and when I just abortively went to Windows 11 (expletive deleted) I blew away all my client apps.  Having installed the 2025 DW build to recover, I realized that I had been working with a 2002 build up until, um, last Tuesday?

So the site may improve, or not.  But I have better tools now.

FYP

This sent me down a 3-hour Stooges rabbit hole.

Thank you!

[marty]

So I use Dreamweaver as my html editor and site manager, and when I just abortively went to Windows 11 (expletive deleted) I blew away all my client apps.  Having installed the 2025 DW build to recover, I realized that I had been working with a 2002 build up until, um, last Tuesday?

So the site may improve, or not.  But I have better tools now.

FYP

This sent me down a 3-hour Stooges rabbit hole.

Thank you!

The shorts have allegedly been remastered for their Amazon Prime debut.  I haven't had a chance to check this as of yet.  Also, my circa 1980 checklist was missing a Curly Joe or Joe Besser short or two - not that I want to watch those two.  I may try to find the list which should be creased inside the horrible book that Moe wrote.  This includes the story of Curly shooting himself in the foot somewhere in the Catskills south of Albany. Moe thought it was the beginning of the end for poor Curly.  My mind is also shot so all of this is suspect.