active vs. inactive

Geez, the inactive users list is catching up to the active list I realize that some are test ones, but still? we were really starting to populate pretty nicely for a bit there...

Its painful, we had so many users on here at one point, it was nice to see all of them online and all the readings we could check thru-out the regions, then they just fade away. Seems that I lost 2 around me and was great having them there to compare readings with, ya know?

Bummer, looks like we lost a few users on the west coast now, only one user left (in experimental mode). I wonder once users get them up and going, they just let it go and not realize that something has happened to it and won't know until they happen to check on it or happen to log in and see they are no longer on the map? You have a great site Dan, easy to use system, easy to use forum. Hope it builds back up again in the near future. But you still have us Diehards out here! Thanks for all your hard work! Wonder if there is a way to have it alarm from within the program if there is no output or a reading of zero, etc. This would alert the user there is a problem and no longer uploading? Just trying to figure out ways to alert the user of a issue.

Hey Dan, Ya I know, some have gone down for some time now not sure if they realize it or not. I did have a couple around me at one point, but since vanished. But true, I have gone down for a short time, usually a PC lock up hanging the system. Most of the time I catch it at work when I check my station online and see a time stamp that's hours old and stuck... HD issues huh? oh ya, better get another one soon, the developer that wrote Weather Display, the system I run for my weather station had a hd crash, lost all his programming software. We wouldn't want that to happen. hopefully you have some means of backing up for now, external drive, robust thumb drive, something. Thanks, damn is cold outside, 38F degrees and windy as hell. Northeaster blowing thru my area up the coast. Oh, my concern is the West Coast of the USA as that's where everything is coming on shore from Japan! But I use 2 sites to monitor it, other being NETC.