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Name	kalle
Email Address	kalle@sailport.se
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2012-07-14 22:09:19

Re: Aaron James Gage - 1971-2012

Board » In memoriam

These news bring me so much sadness. We have lost a friend, and the world has lost a bright mind that had so much more to give. Aaron was one of those people that you knew burned bright from the first time you talked to him. Always great, always striving to learn, always passionate.

My thoughts go to his family in these hard times. Aaron, you will live on in our memories. Rest in peace.

//Kalle
2011-08-07 10:44:12

Re: SEPTEMBER 2011 - First Draft for discussion

Board » Flag Officers » Race Calendar

I removed the contents of the Schakel's list since it is only work in progress and does not represent a true/complete outline of the future races. Sorry
2011-07-27 14:01:46

Re: New issue, this time on my iMac

Board » Technical Support

Not sure about the cursor thing - sounds like a flash bug. Apple is not going to kill flash - they're just not going to ship it by default with Safari.

You could also try Chrome - it ships with its own flash version embedded!
2011-07-16 14:35:23

Re: No auto update on IE

Board » Technical Support

How long do you wait before reloading - the client SHOULD show the new command result within 30 seconds (and most likely < 15 seconds). Are you behind some caching web proxy?
2011-07-15 11:57:25

Re: Preview vs Post

Board » Technical Support

Well, the forum software basically sucks, that's the closest answer I can give I've started a slow process of looking at alternatives but integrating them into the website is a good chunk of work...
2011-06-22 13:43:03

Re: The "two boat rule".

Board » Sailonline Yacht Club

The one boat per race per user rule is mainly for two reasons:

1) To avoid situations where people cover multiple strategies

2) To avoid users taking up "more than their share" of server resources (the number of boats that can be handled by the system without server upgrades is finite.

So in general, no, it's not allowed to have multiple boats at any time, much because 2) will always be an issue.
2011-05-23 11:34:52

Re: New User Interface - details

Board » Technical Support

Hmm, yes, knowing that a lot of the SOL battles are taking place in office environments, maybe a more discrete sound should be used?
2011-05-18 19:40:18

Re: "Rounding Marks"

Board » General Discussion

The result of todays excitement is a server bug. Normally the server "un-registers" the rounding if you go back outside the mark. We are currently investigating this bug and will also most likely correct affected boats.
2011-05-05 13:28:00

Re: let's return to one colour wind arrows

Board » Technical Support

Please DO NOT do that, it's a very old version, among other thing containing a nasty bug caused A LOT of data to be downloaded unnecessarily.
2011-04-22 17:46:37

Re: Larger Digits

Board » Technical Support

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We extend a warm welcome to the 5th leg of the RTW challenge, a thrilling journey from Ushuaia in the Land of Fire to Nassau in the Caribbean. It also marks the October edition of our esteemed Ocean Race Championship. Covering a distance of 6300 nautical miles, this leg is anticipated to span approximately 29 days. Join us for an unforgettable adventure on the high seas, where skill, strategy, and camaraderie converge in the pursuit of victory. We look forward to seeing you at the starting line! Fair winds and following seas.
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And now it’s Autumn in the Arctic, the sun is permanently below the horizon, but during the day, from c 0900 to c 1700 local time, there is some twilight – nautical twilight, not to be confused with civil twilight which is brighter. Having receded all summer, ice is starting to return to the numerous straits and bays of Canada’s North West Passage. High time then to set off on our last leg of the High Latitudes Series from Halifax in Nova Scotia to Alaska’s Hooper Bay. It’s 3850nm and we need to hurry, so we’ll take the Pelagic 77!
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