[QUOTE=helifreak;51379313]If I ever get around to not being a lazy piece of shit and get a working holiday visa or something, that's probably the main thing I could never get used to. That enter key is heretical. Dunno how you do it man.[/QUOTE]
Um, no???
Big enter key is best enter key.
You can't take my ISO layout away which is superior to ANSI in all ways.
[QUOTE=Reagy;51379548]Um, no???
Big enter key is best enter key.
You can't take my ISO layout away which is superior to ANSI in all ways.[/QUOTE]
That's ok, I can't force you to be right.
[QUOTE=~Kiwi~v2;51379496]Bootstrapping that page because that shit better work.[/QUOTE]
No, no, no.
For a simple, static webpage we need:
Node
Typescript
Sass
React
Material.UI
oh, and webpack to compile it all :v:
[QUOTE=SataniX;51379557]No, no, no.
For a simple, static webpage we need:
Node
Typescript
Sass
React
Material.UI
oh, and webpack to compile it all :v:[/QUOTE]
Page also needs to be run off a node.js server.
[QUOTE=helifreak;51379563]Page also needs to be run off a node.js server.[/QUOTE]
Nginx reverse proxy into Node server
Nginx, handling multiple TLS certs for 6 domains, and redirects for port 80 on all of them to 443, handling PHP files via php-fpm, and reverse proxying to a Kestrel server - 4.5 MiB.
Kestrel server handling a single static page over HTTP, serving some static resources, and then a JSON API with a single method - 102 MiB. (11.6 GiB of virtual while the server has 3.6 physical and 4.0 swap, I dunno how that works)
But it sure beats writing PHP.
[QUOTE=helifreak;51379726]Nginx, handling multiple TLS certs for 6 domains, and redirects for port 80 on all of them to 443, handling PHP files via php-fpm, and reverse proxying to a Kestrel server - 4.5 MiB.
Kestrel server handling a single static page over HTTP, serving some static resources, and then a JSON API with a single method - 102 MiB. (11.6 GiB of virtual while the server has 3.6 physical and 4.0 swap, I dunno how that works)
But it sure beats writing PHP.[/QUOTE]
Virtual includes things like file handles, it's not hard to inflate that number due to that, I can't remember how it exactly works but I believe if you open a file handler to a 5GB file it'll add 5GB to that virtual count.
Anyone of you guys got any experience with [url]https://www.hetzner.de/gb/[/url] ?
I heard some good things from it from a fellow fper, and since I can save 100 USD a month by switching to it and get almost 3 times more RAM (64gb), it seems kind of tempting.
Main downside is that hetzner doesent seem to sell hardware firewalls, which I currently require for my ESXi Server so I could have a DHCP Server that assigns IP's to my VM's.
So I'd have to resort to using Linux + KVM for Virtualization and have to look for a decent control panel for managing KVM VM's.
[QUOTE=helifreak;51379313]If I ever get around to not being a lazy piece of shit and get a working holiday visa or something, that's probably the main thing I could never get used to. That enter key is heretical. Dunno how you do it man.[/QUOTE]
We do not talk about ISOs giant and oversized enter key, we fear it will fuck us up if we do.
[QUOTE=Sam Za Nemesis;51380073]that's pretty clever in a manufacturing sense , they can make 2 cards with the same amount of pcb space[/QUOTE]
Not sure what you mean, same space as what? Obviously it's designed for ease of manufacturing, and a standard PCI card design.
[img]http://i.imgur.com/iSRYiVq.gif[/img]
When you keep adding upon old and older codebases.
[img]https://i.imgur.com/MGXRUsl.png[/img]
Used to be hyped about this feature, I just hate it by now. Can't close it as far as I know so I have to wait it out until I can access whatever is behind it. If I mouse over when it's disappearing I end up reopening the damn thing
Does it do this with iTunes?
Think it's a Windows 10/Spotify thing
[QUOTE=Confuzzed Otto;51380540][img]https://i.imgur.com/MGXRUsl.png[/img]
Used to be hyped about this feature, I just hate it by now. Can't close it as far as I know so I have to wait it out until I can access whatever is behind it. If I mouse over when it's disappearing I end up reopening the damn thing[/QUOTE]
It disappears if I click it.
[QUOTE=PredGD;51380559]It disappears if I click it.[/QUOTE]
Where do you click? If I click it it opens Spotify
[QUOTE=Confuzzed Otto;51380570]Where do you click? If I click it it opens Spotify[/QUOTE]
Just the black area on the part with the media controls. Though I always have Spotify open on my second monitor so I never noticed that Spotify would pop up :v:
There's an option for that, I'm not sure where it is but it exists.
[img]http://i.imgur.com/nORRICS.png[/img]
yup, you can disable it.
[QUOTE=tratzzz;51380640][img]http://i.imgur.com/nORRICS.png[/img]
yup, you can disable it.[/QUOTE]
Sucks that I like the overlay, just hate that you can't close it down.
[QUOTE=tratzzz;51380439][img]http://i.imgur.com/iSRYiVq.gif[/img]
When you keep adding upon old and older codebases.[/QUOTE]
Welcome to node
[img]https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/-wfoNU6lSAig/WCyS_TAltlI/AAAAAAAAP1s/j_QdNSYmABE/s0/2016-11-17_03-10-21.png[/img]
This is the default hello world project created by Ionic, the folder tree is so deep windows refuses to move the root folder
[QUOTE=~Kiwi~v2;51379117]I can make it a thing on my website no worries. Gimme a list of what you guys want.[/QUOTE]
[Url="http://launcher.nirsoft.net"]NirLauncher[/url]
I have 3 screens and the overlay is useless, but I hadn't even thought about turning it off before it got mentioned here.
[QUOTE=Confuzzed Otto;51380540][img]https://i.imgur.com/MGXRUsl.png[/img]
Used to be hyped about this feature, I just hate it by now. Can't close it as far as I know so I have to wait it out until I can access whatever is behind it. If I mouse over when it's disappearing I end up reopening the damn thing[/QUOTE]
This makes me hungry for dog food
[QUOTE=kaze4159;51380718]Welcome to node
[img]https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/-wfoNU6lSAig/WCyS_TAltlI/AAAAAAAAP1s/j_QdNSYmABE/s0/2016-11-17_03-10-21.png[/img]
This is the default hello world project created by Ionic, the folder tree is so deep windows refuses to move the root folder[/QUOTE]
This is the reason why I tend to stay away from node as much as possible and sit in my little Rust + Python corner.
Node has it's advantages, but NPM ain't one of them.
My main desktop at home is randomly freezing after I replaced the CPU's thermal paste.
What do?
Temps were fine and I was able to play Doom without any issues the other day. But own if I watch Twitch or YouTube for an extended period of time the system just locks up.
[QUOTE=kaukassus;51380799]This is the reason why I tend to stay away from node as much as possible and sit in my little Rust + Python corner.
Node has it's advantages, but NPM ain't one of them.[/QUOTE]
[url]https://yarnpkg.com/[/url]
Suddenly Node is usable.
[editline]16th November 2016[/editline]
or just --flat
[QUOTE=SataniX;51380880][url]https://yarnpkg.com/[/url]
Suddenly Node is usable.
[editline]16th November 2016[/editline]
or just --flat[/QUOTE]
Still doesent fix the fact that many node libraries rely on hilarious amounts of libraries even for the most mundane tasks, some of them even being small 1 line solutions.
[QUOTE=kaukassus;51380991]Still doesent fix the fact that many node libraries rely on hilarious amounts of libraries even for the most mundane tasks, some of them even being small 1 line solutions.[/QUOTE]
I sometimes wonder how much of a performance difference it'd make to rewrite such large libraries and not use 184048 dependencies, but I don't have time to test it out.
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