Worst Nodes of The Year
Total shown: 20
Total by you: 15
Though owning all worst nodes of the month, or week, or day, is difficult and rarely seen, it has been achieved a number of times before, and by a number of different folks - even BrowserUk. This is one domain, however, in which sundialsvc4 has proved himself far superior to BrowserUk, time and time again. As far as I know, the only monk to win the trifecta of all worst nodes of the day and week and month is sundialsvc4.

And yet, despite that astonishing achievement, I've always felt the feat of owning all twenty worst nodes of the year to be impossible, out of reach. I believe owning 15 of 20 of the worst nodes of the year has already set a new record. The historic, and previously thought impossible, feat of simultaneously owning all worst nodes of the day, week, month and year may finally be within reach.

In reply to Re^6: mod_perl best practice to consume dynamic file by eyepopslikeamosquito
in thread mod_perl best practice to consume dynamic file by machtkampf91

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