Bandwidth spikes
Downloads of my podcast, and therefore the amount of my utilized ISP-allotted daily/weekly bandwidth, have really spiked up in the last few days. I have had access problems to my blog today and intermittently in the past week, and I guessed the cause was high traffic volume. It turns out my service provider (POWWEB) is having problems with mySQL. So I apologize for the access problems! Hopefully this will be resolved soon. The bandwidth spikes over the past few days are pretty sizeable, however:
As a result of these large download amounts, and to hopefully avert future bandwidth problems, I have published my latest podcast to the Internet Archive for free hosting. This was a straightforward point and click process using the free, cross-platform tool ccPublisher.
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