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Dennis
Dennis
03:05
Had two httpd processes, each consuming 100% of a CPU core. That doesn't seem normal.
They seem to have been created when I performed a "graceful" restart to re-enable long-term HSTS.
3/10 very graceful
@MilkyWay90 I get an infinite loop when I try that. How am I supposed to invoke the interpreter?
 
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Οurous
Οurous
06:32
@Pavel is the student thing a generic program or university-specific?
Pavel
Pavel
@Οurous I'm not in a Uni yet, so
I don't remember how you prove you're a student tho
Οurous
Οurous
I'm sure I can manage.
 
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ASCII-only
ASCII-only
12:38
@Dennis hmm. have you ever thought about minifying frontend.js?
Dennis
Dennis
@ASCII-only That's a 25 kB file, 7.7 kB after gzip. Doesn't seem worth it.
It's also cached for 31.7 years.
ASCII-only
ASCII-only
12:57
then why use minified pako :P
Dennis
Dennis
216 kB unminified.
I might make a minified languages.json for machine use. That one's 318 kB.
And it's not only used in browsers. Outside of browsers, people rarely take advantage of compression or caching.
And caching languages.json isn't very effective anyway, as it changes all the time.
ASCII-only
ASCII-only
@Dennis not only used in browsers?
Dennis
Dennis
Well, potentially.
ASCII-only
ASCII-only
as in tio.run? or any instance of a TIO server
Dennis
Dennis
Downgoat's TIO frontend, for example, uses it.
That's still in-browser though, so not the best example.
ASCII-only
ASCII-only
13:12
DataBot may be a better example?
Dennis
Dennis
I have no idea how that works or if it uses the JSON file.
Dennis
Dennis
13:57
Random factoid of the day: most of TIO's "hacking" attempts that search for /phpmyadmin and the like fail way earlier than they'd have to, as the script kiddies forgot to deal with the 301 to https TIO sends in response.
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Skidsdev
Skidsdev
22:40
@Dennis can you pull Clam please?

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