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@barray on Sun Aug 08 22:54:45 UTC 2021 said: &e
Interesting discussion about #website #loadtimes based on #pagesize https://sirupsen.com/napkin/problem-15/ Apparently if you can get it under 12kB it will load a lot faster... I imagine #deadsocial would be blazingly fast in that case!
@barray on Sat Aug 07 01:00:48 UTC 2021 said: &e
Yeah... #deadsocial is 100% vulnerable to #csrf https://simonwillison.net/2021/Aug/3/sam.. I have a better solution for this problem though, where every requested page whilst logged in also sends a #random #token per #form that needs to be sent back with the #user #session #cookie . The reason for not using #http #headers is that not *every* browser supports them.
@barray on Sun Aug 01 07:34:31 UTC 2021 said: &e
Still some bugs to be ironed out on #deadsocial ... I think the fact that a dead message still appears under the designated tag is probably an #informationleak about the original content. There are still quite a few changes to be made, I'll get around to it eventually!
@barray on Wed Jul 28 23:41:43 UTC 2021 said: &e
Oops, turns out there is a small #bug in #deadsocial - the #embed links aren't closed: https://coffeespace.org.uk/git/d3ad-soci.. In turn #footnotes in #pandoc are rendered as the *very last thing* in the page - so for ages the browser has been hiding them in my latest #articles over on #coffeespace ! Live and learn!
@barray on Wed Jul 21 08:39:34 UTC 2021 said: &e
This #article on #java got me doing something about some #improvements to a #integer #library I wrote last year, perhaps will check it out tomorrow: https://shipilev.net/jvm/anatomy-quarks/.. #deadsocial uses the integer library for doing all processing of IDs as fast as possible. A small change in the algorithm should be able to make the `equals()` quality check of objects faster by reducing #ifstatements ... Will look to check tomorrow.
@barray on Sat May 29 06:27:42 UTC 2021 said: &e
I should mention that there is now a 5 second delay for each post in #deadsocial https://coffeespace.org.uk/git/d3ad-soci.. This is not felt by the user, but any post they attempt to make before that timeout will cause an error to occur. I believe it to be a reasonable assumption that users will not legitimately look to post more quickly than this.
@barray on Sat May 29 06:17:31 UTC 2021 said: &e
@barray on Sat May 29 04:48:12 UTC 2021 said: &e
That reminds me - there is still a 'double post' bug when you use the same tag more than once. This should in theory be a simply fix...
The 'double post' bug in #deadsocial should now be fixed, as well as the post cool-down: https://github.com/danielbarry/d3ad-soci.. I think this will very likely be the last stable release for quite some time as #deadsocial now has all the basic features I require from it.
@barray on Sat May 29 04:46:44 UTC 2021 said: &e
Just released version 1.1 of #deadsocial https://github.com/danielbarry/d3ad-soci.. This introduced the new tag functionality and comments embedding. #freecomment is now officially replaced by the new #deadsocial commenting feature.
@barray on Sat May 29 04:46:44 UTC 2021 said: &e
Just released version 1.1 of #deadsocial https://github.com/danielbarry/d3ad-soci.. This introduced the new tag functionality and comments embedding. #freecomment is now officially replaced by the new #deadsocial commenting feature.
@barray on Mon May 24 05:57:33 UTC 2021 said: &e
Currently running a test to replace the #freecomment section on #coffeespace with the tags on #deadsocial - the idea being that I will embed a tags section at the bottom of the page. I can then use a unique-ish tag to associate with the page.
@barray on Mon May 24 05:11:31 UTC 2021 said: &e
And we're back with a #deadsocial update. It seems like the #tags work. You can have up to 4 of them in a post, they can be between 2 and 64 characters and must contain letters only. You can then use the search bar to find tags. The idea is that it allows people to tag their own posts based on the information it contains, rather than some dumb algorithm trying to figure it out. Next step will be to replace #freecomment with it: https://github.com/danielbarry/free-comm..