That ad is surely legit ![]()
that would mean whenever there is an outage guys from ifasnet are making breakfast or dinner hahaha
I see it at least 5 times a month - probably overloaded at certain times
It isn’t. Server load is around 5% almost always, with a few spikes up to maybe 30%.
I don’t know why this happens and I haven’t seen it myself. But load isn’t the issue.
In todays episode of why won’t my code work, I used a <script> tag instead of a <style> tag, and it took me 3 days to notice.
If anyone asks, tell them web development is absolutely amazing.
Lol, me who never use JavaScript ![]()
I mean, I was trying to use CSS myself
Maybe it has more to do with SSO, not directly, but with that login window, because I see the forum normally, but after I pass the login window, sometimes I’m greeted by that animation with dots that sometimes spins endlessly, so ctrl + f5 mostly helps.
My browser doesn’t remember cookies, and it always deletes the cache, so maybe that’s a “problem” because discourse has to generate some tokens again or whatever it’s doing in communication with other parts… I don’t know, I just noticed that it appears more often starting 2 months ago. I only saw those colorful dots before when the forum had problems with JS, if you remember the problem.
I have had the 522 error while trying to login to Infinityfree a few times.
Yes - that’s right, Cloudflare appears and then refresh and I get those animated dots.
I always think maybe the admin is updating the forum because that’s how it behaves during the update, but once I enter I see that it is the same version.
It has been months so I wonder why it happens.
I guess the IDE should highlight things differently.

Not even Nano is safe ![]()
Tried Vim lol?
Also 1989 TV comes out in 2hr 42m! (Currently 21:18 edt)
Yes I have.
Coding at its finest.
if anyone’s online, can i say an f word in this forum?
I mean you can, but its also an easy way to get a flag and kickstart the process of losing the regular badge lol.
I mean, they’re right, they infected your website with a URL:Blacklist ![]()
At least their appeal process seems to be slightly fast…
Is it as bad as directing it at someone though?
