We have tried to download the latest VS 2005 CTP for several times but the server looks too busy to respond. What we got is an ERROR on server.-( Why not buy some more servers, MS?
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Just let the webmasters at Microsoft worry about it, I'm sure that they are monitoring things.
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Do they ?
I cannot access MSDN for the last 5 hours...
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PeterMarshall
PeterMarshall
It i still very much NOT THERE.:O
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I've been trying to download the VS 2005 180 day demo since yesterday morning with no luch. I'm starting to get VERY frustrated!
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Dr Herbie
Horses for courses
OK, so who broke the interweb?
Herbie -
AthemeX
Here since the beginning
Hmm, I'm trying to access MSDN Library, and it's absolutely not responding
This is what I get:
Sorry, we were unable to service your request.For the latest headlines and to see what's new, visit the MSDN home page.
Check out the various MSDN Developer Centers where you can find the latest product information, technical resources, and community offerings.
Visit the MSDN Library for the latest technical articles, reference documentation, downloads, and more.
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Dr Herbie wrote:OK, so who broke the interweb?
Quick! Someone call Al Gore!
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Massif
aim stupidly high, expect to fail often.
jb43081 wrote:
Dr Herbie wrote:OK, so who broke the interweb?
Quick! Someone call Al Gore!
See, you shouldn't have said that, because now I've got an image of Al Gore in the batmobile rushing to "save thar intarwebs".
It's even got the theme tune from the ancient Batman TV show going through my head "dinna dinna dinna dinna, Al Gore!"
And as he fiddles with the giant bank of machinery I can see cartoon style "Route!", "Ack!" and other such things appearing just like they did in the TV show for batman. (With the accompanying trumpet-like sound effects.)
Now You're going to have to pay for therapy.
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MSDN is back!
The server is less busy now
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Massif wrote:
jb43081 wrote: Dr Herbie wrote: OK, so who broke the interweb?
Quick! Someone call Al Gore!
See, you shouldn't have said that, because now I've got an image of Al Gore in the batmobile rushing to "save thar intarwebs".
It's even got the theme tune from the ancient Batman TV show going through my head "dinna dinna dinna dinna, Al Gore!"
And as he fiddles with the giant bank of machinery I can see cartoon style "Route!", "Ack!" and other such things appearing just like they did in the TV show for batman. (With the accompanying trumpet-like sound effects.)
Now You're going to have to pay for therapy.
Lol! Is he fighting his arch-nemesis; Manbearpig?
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