On one of my ultra-high traffic web servers, I switched from eAccelerator to APC today (an opcode/caching system for PHP). So far it seems pretty nice… Especially the ability to disable stat for each PHP request.
I ended up making a datastore class for vBulletin also so I could use it for the forum, so […]
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I saw my first Apostolos Gerasoulis commercial tonight, and it reminded me that I meant to check on Alexa’s traffic data for Ask. Then I threw my site in too. Here is what I saw:
I take two lessons from this graph: First, the TV advertising isn’t jolting Ask’s traffic. The biggest spike was when they […]
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I’ve updated this post with several clarifications. I’ve also blogged separately about how these numbers should be looked at, in Fair Isaac Click Fraud Report Spreads False Alarm.
Preliminary data from a study of click fraud by Fair Isaac Corp (FIC) shows that, in the limited cases it was able to study, 10 to 15 percent […]
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