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/G=EIDE/S=Van Hagar/O=YOSPOS/PRMD=SA posted:i also like how god I like how that too
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Imagine a network ... now imagine a mesh network ... now imagine ... instead of packets ... it's posts ...
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Captain Foo posted:its time to break with the tired, traditional concepts like authorship, attribution, and both chronological order and the insane semantic ordering we allow others to impose upon us. nah, we need to preserve authorship and attribution so we can implement an attention-economy blockchain token to reward posters who create compelling memes I agree with the chronological order part of this though. get rid of the thread/forum listings and just have a flat newsfeed with an algorithm to make sure the top items are posts that you are likely to enjoy based on your previous activity on the site
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Stick Insect posted:All links in a post will be replaced with SA's own url shortening service http://goon.say. It will be used for metrics and eventually stop working.
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all images used in posts will be automatically migrated to a distributed image service to ensure their continued presence in case any particular centralized service disappears
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we can call it waffleimages
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pram posted:we can call it waffleimages lmso
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pram posted:we can call it waffleimages k thx
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Because it turned 360 degrees and broke your image thread urls
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infinite scrolling, but if you scroll more than two pages then it pops up an overlay telling you to buy premium
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To expand on the need for infinite scroling: When opening a thread, it should always start at the first post. You need to scroll all the way down to the most recent post before the reply button will appear. This has multiple advantages over the current paginated format. No more repeat questions and reposts! Everyone who posts in the thread has been forced to read and understand every post. No need to lock large threads either, they simply won't grow too big because eventually the browser will crash or scrolling will become so slow that a potential poster will quit in frustration. No more poor people posting. Poor people cannot afford as much RAM, so they'll be kept out of threads at an early stage.
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Sweevo posted:infinite scrolling Hilbert's Forums
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your cardinality is a piece of poo poo
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also please override the browser's standard scrolling functionality
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also put a "DO NOT STEAL" popup whenever you try to right click something
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Convoolio posted:also please override the browser's standard scrolling functionality nobody uses page down/up or space/shift+space, they just use natural scroll on their phones or heaven forbid, the scrollwheel of their mouse
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Zlodo posted:also put a "DO NOT STEAL" popup whenever you try to right click something this isnt the enterprise software thread
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I’m very excited to get started next week. thinking Monday afternoon?
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passwords should be like this for extra security
i thought of a clever way to store them safely in the db. we can basically md5 the password 2 times and append the md5 of the current date of the password as well to make it extra safe. thanks to that we can also force people to change it every 6 months
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go play outside Skyler posted:passwords should be like this for extra security look it's 2019, time for some innovation the password should contain an emoji
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rotor posted:Imagine a network ... now imagine a mesh network ... now imagine ... instead of packets ... it's posts ... maybe this is where you were going, but if not, it got me thinking: there are a lot of costs involved with hosting a database and all that. also all the blockchain stuff is lovely cause the storage everyone has to have grows and grows (and many other reasons blockchain is poo poo, ofc). SO… what if we always just send the posts back and forth to each other forever. that way the storage is in the network, which is free for us. it's perfect. ))<>((
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DONT THREAD ON ME posted:like no one hangs out here because of the forum features. it's because of the community and moderators. we could rewrite the forums tomorrow by just deleting the whole thing and deploying xenforo or whatever. Quoting an extremely correct post so that I can repost it on the new forum.
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go play outside Skyler posted:passwords should be like this for extra security uh I think you mean maximum here. and 16 seems quite high. probably 10 is enough, maybe even 8. we can just ban accounts after 3 failed tries so brute forcing isn’t a threat we have to worry about.
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lots of time should be spent porting over vital features like SAclopedia
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Sweevo posted:lots of time should be spent porting over vital features like SAclopedia if the one guy who still has Forums Cancer doesn't still have it in the new forums then I am going to write Richard a VERY angry email
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Vomik posted:I’m very excited to get started next week. thinking Monday afternoon? has anyone made the wiki yet? we aren’t going to get very far without one. I was thinking about giving it a shot but I can’t decide which wiki software has the best syntax, can someone make a poll please
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in addition to the wiki we need a newsgroup on news.yospos.net
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eschaton posted:in addition to the wiki we need a newsgroup on news.yospos.net Rotor, paging rotor
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um yeah like uh its right there my dude
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We also need to port over the paging functionality which is cleary working very well.
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maybe we can put an access database into a google drive and then share the folder with paying members???
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maybe a wiki is unnecessarily complicated, is there a way to put a onenote on the internet without paying for it? everybody has onenote right?
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look i thought about it overnight and i know php 7.2 is most popular php but maybe we should make sure the forums software is still compatible with php 5 because we might have to migrate search to my old hostgator account when the forums are under high load
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i found a long term enterprise grade free cloud storage solution: https://github.com/stewartmcgown/uds-web
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go play outside Skyler posted:look i thought about it overnight and i know php 7.2 is most popular php but maybe we should make sure the forums software is still compatible with php 5 because we might have to migrate search to my old hostgator account when the forums are under high load wait, we’re not using perl? I thought we agreed on perl
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gently caress, that means I need to start over on the coding style guidelines. I’d nearly finished the rationale for the brace positioning too. urgh.
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