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Wil Wheaton Keynote Overwhelming

by Alan McCloskeySeptember 28, 2007November 28, 2014038
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There’s been such an overwhelming response to the Wil Wheaton keynote that I had to take action…

 
I provided the keynote as a way of giving back, but it apparently has been abused.  Many people were hotlinking to the keynote, and ran up my bandwidth to over 50GB a day… which is going to bite me in the ass when it comes time to pay the hosting bill.  I don’t write content just because I’m bored… I want people to read it, and hotlinking bypasses all my hard work.
 
The keynote has been moved to a bandwidth-throttled part of the site, and hotlinking protection has been placed on the file.  If this kind of thing continues to happen, then I’ll just take the file down.
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