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Posted May 17, 2012
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Destro: Last but not least, for the time being, the caching solution will be taken down, until we can nail the issue.
Thanks for the explanation and for resolving this.
Posted May 17, 2012
Ohh... I thought we were all becoming one.
Posted May 17, 2012
Thanks Destro. :)
Posted May 17, 2012
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DieRuhe: Ohh... I thought we were all becoming one.
Universal joining remains an option, but the Master hasn't quite reached a consensus yet. Can't you hear the voices? "Join ... Die! ... Join ... Die!" ... ;)
Post edited May 17, 2012 by Psyringe
Posted May 17, 2012
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Destro: ...
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Elenarie: But, more importantly, "Registered: April 2007"? Is that another hack that you guys use to fool us around, or did the development of GOG start around that time?
Since you've asked, here's the fun fact: officially the process of designing and developing GOG.com started on April 2, 2007. I remember this day very well because I was very lucky to be the first employee actually working on it :):):). Obviously forums didn't exist at this time, so all the employees who joined the company prior to them had their accounts set up "artificially" and so their "Registered" date became their starting dates.
Post edited May 17, 2012 by Destro
Posted May 17, 2012
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Elenarie: But, more importantly, "Registered: April 2007"? Is that another hack that you guys use to fool us around, or did the development of GOG start around that time?
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Destro: Since you've asked, here's the fun fact: officially the process of designing and developing GOG.com started on April 2, 2007. I remember this day very well because I was very lucky to be the first employee actually working on it :):):). Obviously forums didn't exist at this time, so all the employees who joined the company prior to them had their accounts set up "artificially" and so their "Registered" date became their starting dates.
That's cool to know... thanks!
Posted May 17, 2012
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Destro: Hello all,

The bug some of you were experiencing is related to the caching solution that we're currently testing and tweaking. Apparently for some users it was delivering a wrong (old) html of a publicly available page (one that's the same for everyone). In the worst case it meant that you might see a random avatar and a wrong cart on top, but there are no user details there and you cannot make any changes to it either as it's a cached thing (think read only).

More importantly, all your personal data and content (your games, PM's, order details) is safe here, as it is always delivered over a secure connection and is also NOT cached, therefore nobody can see your games or messages because of the bug outlined above.

Last but not least, for the time being, the caching solution will be taken down, until we can nail the issue.
Most importantly, I think I speak for us all to say - Thanks for getting out of bed to deal with this (not that I know that you were 'in bed'). It was the right course of action for GOG to take, and we appreciate it.
Post edited May 17, 2012 by wpegg
Posted May 18, 2012
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TheEnigmaticT: Yes, but you'd still need to pay for them with your credit card info, see. We're clever that way. :P
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mrtophat101: Haha! Really glad GOG has that function.

Imagine saving your Visa info and than someone get's in your account. :O
We do not store your card info
Posted May 18, 2012
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U314b: *snip*
Kind of odd to see a GOG employee, registered in 2009, still having the "New User" title ;-)
Posted May 18, 2012
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U314b: *snip*
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Wishbone: Kind of odd to see a GOG employee, registered in 2009, still having the "New User" title ;-)
It's not much different than all those forumites, who despite having registered in 2008, still have "New User" under their avatars. Some people don't bother with titles :P
Posted May 18, 2012
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Wishbone: Kind of odd to see a GOG employee, registered in 2009, still having the "New User" title ;-)
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JudasIscariot: It's not much different than all those forumites, who despite having registered in 2008, still have "New User" under their avatars. Some people don't bother with titles :P
True. It's just that you'd expect GOG employees to use all the functions they themselves have decided should be present on the forum.
Posted May 18, 2012
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JudasIscariot: It's not much different than all those forumites, who despite having registered in 2008, still have "New User" under their avatars. Some people don't bother with titles :P
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Wishbone: True. It's just that you'd expect GOG employees to use all the functions they themselves have decided should be present on the forum.
Well, if you are working with Destro (2007!) you might always feel like a New User :P
Posted May 18, 2012
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U314b: *snip*
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Wishbone: Kind of odd to see a GOG employee, registered in 2009, still having the "New User" title ;-)
He changed it to Old User xD
Posted May 18, 2012
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Wishbone: Kind of odd to see a GOG employee, registered in 2009, still having the "New User" title ;-)
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IronStar: He changed it to Old User xD
Sneaky!
Posted May 18, 2012
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Wishbone: True. It's just that you'd expect GOG employees to use all the functions they themselves have decided should be present on the forum.
Perhaps there was a vote at the offices "should we have user-assignable titles?", and Destro was of the minority voting against it?
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