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Solving the WordPress Traffic Overload Problem

April 10, 2008 - Comments

Anyone who’s been around WordPress for a “Digg effect” or other massive influx of traffic knows that it can be a real problem. From a technical standpoint, the problem is that PHP is entirely loaded into memory for every pageload. That includes the 99% of PHP that is not being used to actually render the [...]


Downloading Blog World Expo

November 14, 2007 - Comments

Photo by Kris Krug
What a fantastic week in Vegas last week. People have asked me what my feelings were on it and I keep summing things up in one way: It was the only single time when all of the blogoshpere came together at one time, in one place and enjoyed it.
There are well over [...]


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