Some of you may have noticed that Reclaimer went offline for a brief period of time last night. I won’t say much as to the actions of our hero, but his Daddy (and by this, I mean, GoDaddy) decided to take some action. There was some transferring of domains, some unexpected parking, and a subsequent early morning scramble to sort things out and get them back on track. Everything is back in place now, and most people in the world should be able to see Reclaimer again. The rest who can’t – just wait a little while as DNS entries populate across the web again, and you should be in good shape, too.
Today’s installment of Reclaimer almost didn’t get made on time. There was a brief period of time where screenshots and Fileshares were unavailable. There was some speculation on the HBO forums that Bungie took them offline in an effort to shore up some things from hackers/modders, but this is so far an unconfirmed report. Either way, screenshots and Fileshares came back online with enough time for me to get today’s issue of Reclaimer out on time (just in time for the DNS issues to kick in). That’s a wee bit more excitement in a 24-hour period than I typically like.
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As of right now, fans of Reclaimer can donate to help keep the comic online and free. With the recent server switch, my operating costs for Reclaimer have gone up significantly. Readers are more than welcome to give donations in any amount to help offset these costs and assure that I’ll continue to be able to produce Reclaimer for the foreseeable future. As a special thank you to donors, you’ll receive an official Reclaimer wallpaper – available in a variety of sizes – immediately upon donating. The link to donate is located at the top of the left sidebar. You guys are awesome, and thank you in advance for all your support!
One reader has Dugg today’s Reclaimer. If you read Reclaimer and love it, I’d be very appreciate if you’d go over and add your own Digg and spread the Reclaimer love!
First, let me mention that HSAR has posted the third installment of his AI-based fan fiction “in the reader forums.”http://reclaimercomic.com/forum/topic.php?id=19 Jump over there and take a look. I have really enjoyed his take on these characters in the Reclaimer storyline.
Second, I woke up this morning to discover that my computer at home died overnight. I suspect the power supply burned out. I’m going to try to acquire a replacement power supply on my way home from work this evening and attempt to get my computer working again, but there’s a chance that it’s more than just a power supply. If that ends up being the case, then there may not be a new Reclaimer for a few days until I can get a replacement computer. Hopefully it will be a simple fix.
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Oh! I forgot to mention – HSAR has another nice piece of fan fiction in the forum that continues the dialogue between a couple of the AI. I’m really enjoying these little pieces, and I think you will, too. Go give ‘em a read!
I’m pleased to announce that Reclaimer has finally found its way to its new home. I’ve spent the last two days setting up and configuring my new dedicated server – and learning a whole lot of new stuff in the process. So, if you’re wondering where today’s comic update went, wonder no more. I’ve been neck-deep in trying to provide you with service that won’t crash in the next Bungierush Special. From what I can tell, everything even seems to be loading faster, so I think this was a good decision. Reclaimer should be back on schedule on Monday.





