vrumanuk
Regular
Seems like everyone's PBs are still on their respective pages.
I'm an idiot
- Thread starter Tyson
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Jake Gouldon
Veteran
Yes you are. haha.
PatrickJameson
Premium Member
About 6.79 billion to be more precise.
anythingtwisty
Veteran
Oh well. I guess it's time for some new world records!
shafiqdms1
Regular
that is pretty fail...but I am assuming they back their database up every now and then....right??
MichaelP.
Veteran
As soon as Austin fall is up, Anthony will hold the WR!!!
JTW2007
BattsMan
Indeed. It appears that all competition history has been lost.
Connor
Member
Nukoca
Veteran
Oh, wow... this isn't good.
esquimalt1
Regular
Konsta
Veteran
PatrickJameson
Premium Member
Touché.
Dirk BerGuRK
Regular
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Haha wow. That had to be a horrible feeling when you realized what happened. I am sure you will find a solution if you haven't already.
Nukoca
Veteran
I don't think so. Try retrieving some results. This link is only slightly better: http://web.archive.org/web/20071015025839/http://www.worldcubeassociation.org/results/events.php
I'm sure they have backups.
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fundash
Veteran
OMG NOO!!!
..b..bu..but ....w..what about meh timez?!?!
..b..bu..but ....w..what about meh timez?!?!
V-te
Veteran
Ok, we're screwed. Glad I haven't competed.
fundash
Veteran
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nitrocan
Guest
The PBs are still there.
Bob
Premium Member
no big deal...a little duct tape and everything will be fine.
dammit, why wouldn't phpMyAdmin accept my 70,000 insert command? :/
dammit, why wouldn't phpMyAdmin accept my 70,000 insert command? :/
Tyson
Veteran
73,380 to be exact...
Seriously though... I'm sure this error has happened time and time again. Who the hell writes a database program like this, knowing that a short statement can kill everything, and then doesn't have a bright red undo button somewhere?
Though, I guess it's like unix and the rm command. Not for n00bs.
It should be fixed this afternoon in the United States. I owe Ron the biggest scoop of ice cream known to man.
Seriously though... I'm sure this error has happened time and time again. Who the hell writes a database program like this, knowing that a short statement can kill everything, and then doesn't have a bright red undo button somewhere?
Though, I guess it's like unix and the rm command. Not for n00bs.
It should be fixed this afternoon in the United States. I owe Ron the biggest scoop of ice cream known to man.
