Yes, I noticed this as well. I hope it's just a temporary glitch with their system?
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The end of GC Used Online??
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Yes, I noticed this as well. I hope it's just a temporary glitch with their system?
You can still search the brand and then filter used basses.
Using a VPN for browsing is just smart, especially considering the absolute lack of privacy related to any online activity.
Is this part of whats going to make America Great Again?
Only selling used gear within the boarders of the U S of A!!
Only selling used gear within the boarders of the U S of A!!
The monitor was sacrificed, in order to prove a point...
... now, if we can only find a site advertising used monitors.
Is this part of whats going to make America Great Again?
Only selling used gear within the boarders of the U S of A!!
...
That happens to me all the time. For whatever reason my home access directs me to Canada out of the blue.
I think it's sloppy dropping off a query like this.
Maybe they are trying a new DB.
Maybe their existing DB isn't maintained properly and everytime they hit a boundary limit and their DB auto shards it reaches beyond the query constraints they had.
Normally it's an easy fix, but it's a music site, so who in we what weird usability change they think it a good idea.
Sometimes people deploy changes just to look busy.
Hover over Products -> Bass -> click Electric bass
In the filter, Condition = Used
Then you can filter the brand. You can also filter the number of strings if you want.
Normally you link the most used queries to give your customers a frictionless experience.
It's easy to see where people drill down.
Most companies aren't so into driving their sites with relational databases, but it's a music retail site so I don't expect much.
It's easy to see where people drill down.
Most companies aren't so into driving their sites with relational databases, but it's a music retail site so I don't expect much.
Yes, the beginning of the end for GC.
It's been happening for what, five or six years?
Seriously, let's keep our fingers crossed that they're here forever and a day.
Nothing but good luck and incredible deals there.
They're the best!
It's been happening for what, five or six years?
Seriously, let's keep our fingers crossed that they're here forever and a day.
Nothing but good luck and incredible deals there.
They're the best!
I actually had someone misconfigure sessions so they were sticky. Problem is that we were doing the standard split btw 2 different sets of functionality. Users would be locked in to whatever they saw, and when connections should have been drained to the other code they got left on the other code.
Either way, a lot of guys working web properties sadly suck at networking so if you create usability issues like literal peeling of table root to ui or straight up DB root sort to ui you get a mess.
Either way, a lot of guys working web properties sadly suck at networking so if you create usability issues like literal peeling of table root to ui or straight up DB root sort to ui you get a mess.
In my case, I had tried a few different servers in various locations just to see if there would be any difference in performance, and forgot that I left on a Canadian server.
