On Wed, Jun 27, 2012 at 12:24 PM, William Stein wrote:
> Hello sage-devel/sage-notebook.
>
> I'm aware that http://sagenb.org is down, so there is no need for
> anybody to email me about this.
>
> It may be down for some time, due to abusive users. It (or
> something similar) will definitely be
Hello sage-devel/sage-notebook.
I'm aware that http://sagenb.org is down, so there is no need for
anybody to email me about this.
It may be down for some time, due to abusive users.It (or
something similar) will definitely be available by the end of the
summer.
William
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William Stein
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Hi,
I've made some changes to http://sagenb.org as I mentioned before, and
it is indeed for faster. Stress test it! In case you stopped using
http://sagenb.org because it seemed to slow, give it a shot. I'm
curious what it takes before it slows down substantially.
Harald and I are logging numb
Hi,
I've done a rather drastic change to http://sagenb.org, which could
reduce in loss of data to users during the last 16 hours. However,
right now http://sagenb.org should be faster and more robust than the
sorry state it was in before (feedback welcome).
Don't worry, the lost data mentioned a
Hi,
Last night I switched the full http://sagenb.org over to use the new
separate-from-Sage Sage notebook code.In particular, this involves
using code for which the evaluation and storage code has been
rewritten. I'm curious how it is working for people/courses/whatever.
If you use http:
