Nectar0516

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by Nectar0516 1y ago
The bigger problem with running on a PC is UI. No longer will it work well with a simple remote that only needs 10 buttons.
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by Nectar0516 2y ago
Well, yes, but we hear quite a bit about China or Russia or North Korea or wherever attacking us. I've quite literally seen people ask "why don't we attack them back?"
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by Nectar0516 2y ago
Not having to spawn a new process greatly decreases the time it takes to process a request, which greatly increases the amount of requests you can serve with a given amount of hardware.
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by Nectar0516 2y ago
These days everything that would've been CGI is now FastCGI (even PHP). Or in other words, run one server whose only job is to reverse-proxy requests to another server over a slightly different protocol. It can be used in shared scen
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by Nectar0516 2y ago
Honestly, py3 wasn't a compelling replacement until distros started setting dates to remove py2.
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by Nectar0516 2y ago
Or you can just pay someone to host it and maintain and support the web server for you, for a lot cheaper (often free, like Github Pages).
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by Nectar0516 2y ago
I would hope that this would cause more people to realize that allowing total control of the things you use to be centralized in one person (or business) is bad, but well... quite similar things have happened to plenty of other open source
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by Nectar0516 2y ago
So they throw Cloudflare in front of it and get defaced yearly. I've worked for companies (thankfully not in a position dealing with the website) that did just that. Somehow they're even still around a decade later. To be fair tho
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by Nectar0516 2y ago
At best, "serious" businesses (which I take to mean large, successful ones) pretend to take EQ seriously.
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by Nectar0516 2y ago
> # sorry for this being so long, i have no way to format it sanely x.x Here ya go, I fixed it (or just see the pastebin link if you're curious what it says): wget -O conffile https://pastebin.com/raw/eGfKd