As I posted Anchor Marine in Delano can do the repair. If you want the best in the business then call Georges Boat Repair in East Bethel.
What he said. After I got out of the military back in 89 I worked for a few different companies that produced fiberglass products. We’d also do repairs for locals here and there, usually boats. The damage in your picture can definitely be fixed. Just pick a shop with the experience needed.
Seems fine on iPhone x but not sure what version I am on.
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Never mind – I found the topic. It’s fine on firefox/android. I do have an iphone I can test from. It’s been a while since I turned it on so probably needs updating. (will check before and after updating)
Which post is this happening on? I can add some style rules to help. On apple phones/tablets all browses are powered by safari under the hood.
Never to late for a good joke! lol
A while back (years?) an idea crossed my mind on the night before April 1st. I thought about adding some code that would randomly popup a window saying “You are about to tickle ????”, pulling a random member name out of the topic being viewed. The “Cancel” button wouldn’t actually dismiss the popup and you would be presented with a “You just tickled ????!”. The recipient would get a notification that they have been tickled by them. After laughing to myself for a bit imagining the awkward looks of concern and embarrassment the ticklers would have I let the idea pass. I didn’t want to be the cause of any workplace (or dock) shootings. lol
I have never understood the need for passwords on these sites.
Spammers and scammers. We have various hurdles in place that helps keep their numbers low that do make it in. Needing an account to post is one of the hurdles.
I’m glad it worked! I hadn’t actually tested it. The functionality was previously handled by woocommerce but that’s not installed now.
Under the settings tab on your profile there should be an option to change your password. I replied to your email with a link to that page as well.
We are actively blocking VPNs that have been used by spammers or bots. If your VPN uses a blocked host for an exit node then you will also not be able to access this site via that node.
I used your IP associated with your post. You are using Charter. There is no firewall rule blocking that ISP. We do block ASN’s of known hosting providers which spammers use. We’d have to be under attack before I’d consider blocking an entire ISP.
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What’s your ASN?
Thanks Dave – this seems more like an application firewall issue. The file you attached was taken at 6:02, just before you posted. I found an event logged with your IP address so I’m pretty sure it was your upload attempt.
I have changed some thresholds for the rules to hopefully allow you to change your profile image. Please try again and let me know if it works.
Thanks!
The next time it happens would you take a screenshot and attach it here. I’ll try using a non admin test account and see if I can replicate the issue that way. Thanks!
This is working for me, both uploading and using my webcam. Is this working for anyone else?
Although we did cache the data queried for the recent topics widget it could still cause traffic pileups during refresh. The new database table I am using to track active topics could probably be used to show recent topics too, without the performance impact.
When I’m under the hood this weekend I’ll see what I can do.
I had to disable most of the activity tracking that gets dumped into the buddypress activity table. A lot of other forum actions would get bogged down otherwise. There’s also 11 indices on that table. I feel like it is over optimized and possibly confusing the database server on which index to use. (depending on the query)
But that’s just me speculating. 
Your timeout was probably caused by the nightly cron task that clears out deleted posts and does other maintenance tasks for the forum. The type of tables being used in the database are locked up at the row level when operations are taking place so that helps overall it can still cause issues if your post needs data from one of the locked rows.
It’s good to hear things are running better though!
I’ll have a look at this over the weekend. (maybe sooner)
These guys charged their nissan ariya with a generator near the north pole. (no garage, sub zero temps)
https://www.thenissannext.com/en/PoletoPole.html
My understanding is that the car’s battery and drive train was left stock to prove their point that an ariya can deal with the cold. Mileage may very for other makes/models though. lol
I came across this article that was rather insightful.
Scientists may have the key to treating tinnitus: Retrain the brain
Knocking on wood here. lol
Actually there was a few seconds of downtime late saturday night but that was caused by me so no mystery there. 
It’s possible that you’re running into some locked rows in the database. There are some long running cron jobs that started around 9 this morning. Things still seem fast though and I haven’t gotten any timeout notifications.
The DB server load is up and there’s a lot more slow queries being ran. I’m going to just let the tasks play out for now.
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Document Expired
This document is no longer available.
The requested document is not available in Firefox’s cache.
As a security precaution, Firefox does not automatically re-request sensitive documents.
Click Try Again to re-request the document from the website.the above message I get when using the back button to go to the topic list. Some days it is fine today not so
That’s a browser issue but I’m not sure how you’d be running into that. Expired document warnings are usually related to pages that have been requested with the POST method (eg. submitting form data). I have never seen this error here when using the back button to back out of pages while browsing. (also using firefox)
Anyone else?
That may have contributed some but I don’t think it’s that much overall. I’ve gotten timeout notifications at 3 and 4 in the morning. I doubt there were many logged in here during hose times. Traffic for the last 3 days has been higher than the previous 4 so that’s also a good sign.
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Resource utilization has dropped these past few days and monitoring hasn’t reported any more timeouts. I think we’re good to go for a while.
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It’s good to hear that things are running better now. I had to remove some stuff to fix the issues more quickly. Hopefully the changes wont be missed to much. The time out incidents started happening more frequently in the last 30 days.
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I haven’t gotten any notifications about the site timing out this weekend. I think the changes are helping. Adding a new topic or reply seems to go quicker too.
We’ll see how Monday goes. Hopefully better than the recent ones.
I’ve replaced the “Today’s Topics” widget with “Active Topics”. The data is pulled from a dedicated database table that is updated when new topics or replies are made. This eliminates one of most impactful database queries I have seen in New Relic.
More to come.
I’ve made the ACID compliance of the database more laxed to help speed up new post inserts. I’m not sure how much help this is though. The trade off is if things crash we could lose up to 60 seconds of data.
Changing to a new theme will take more than a weekend. I forget just how much custom code is in the current one.
We’re already short-circuiting the native wordpress search and sending queries to google when the search box is used.
Right now the slow queries I am seeing are related simply getting topics ordered by recent activity. bbPress is doing this by joining the posts table with the posts meta table and sorting on a meta key/value. Other forum software would typically store the recent activity timestamp with the topic so that no table join is needed.
