Good idea, maybe I’ll use a more interesting name like these (currently it’s just “Nuke site”)
But rest assured as I have put some jokes into the description instead 
Actually my friend asked me to name it “the big red button” back then
My bad
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No (whatever you put here) November just kicked off!
Some people say No *** November, some No Effort November, for me this year it’s No Excuses November.
I have no excuse to push anything away for later (except for seriously important excuses). So, I chose to push forward with development of my many projects.
Getting a new phone is going to happen, but I’m waiting a week so I can get a cool $15-month deal for airtime service instead of $45-month.
Bunch more things going on, but I have no excuses to stop. For 31 days.
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Is. this. f**king. serious!?!
That’s not my Manifest, frickin browser challenge breaking the PWA.
I think I found the solution, boss!
If you're about to report this as an ad, don't look in this folder of images that contain me bragging about the fact my project is now a PWA
So, the service-worker.js and the png files can stay seperate, but the manifest.json has to be in the PHP code and sent out as a Javascript blob.
I wonder, is iFastNet trying to stop PWAs? Or is it just an annoying side effect?
Also, how is Floorp (Firefox fork) not affected?
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In theory PWAs should work as the manifest is located in the same domain and a browser is accessing it, but depending on whether or not the browser choose to send the cookies when requesting the manifest is another story. So some browsers might work while others might not.
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Someone(s) tried to attack one of my accounts again, but I caught it before it blew a fuse!
Well, now I know what the suspended domain page looks like in a PWA:
They updated the Suspended Domain page again. No, I don’t have Dark Mode on in this shot.
Colors are better, but it reminds me of something…
Hold on, NVMe SSD Storage? That’s a mouthfull.
And the “View More” still mentions RailGun? Yikes!
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The premium hosting page on the main site still does too.
Actually, it looks to me like they just copy-pasted this entire list for the suspension page. Which would have been totally fine if the source wasn’t outdated.
Also, it’s odd how they capitalized “Sites”, “Files”, and “Databases” as if those are proper nouns.
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What about this one that I saw on my Mastodon server 
I wasted like half a day trying to fix my PAM authentication class (this thing)
And it’s still not working…
You know what I’m gonna just rewrite this thing from the ground up
I finally know what is happening…
For reference this only happens when calling PAM::authenticate() through UnixAccount::verify_password(), which gave me a huge hint on what’s actually wrong.
Absurd reasons, try guessing what's happening if you can
Basically when sanitizing the inputs I used Sanitizer::sanitize_command() on both username and password which is way too overkill as this removes the special characters from the password which a good password should always have!
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I was going to set up an Email-based Password Recovery system for one of my projects that everyone doesn’t want me to talk about, but one bounced message later led to Brevo suspending my account, me being unable to access the Customer Support portal to resolve my disputes, and me closing my account. I still want to try and get that going, but now I need to look into other SMTP providers.
Hmm. Is Google finally counting the Clicks right? I have ~100 impressions-month, with ¾ths of them being uncounted clicks.
People code with AI, and to an extent there’s nothing wrong with that. But why hasn’t AI learned that when a user has incorrect info inputted into a login form, it shouldn’t provide a defined error? It should only provide a generic error, but I guess AI wants to help hackers.
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I usually just use a generic cPanel hosting account for my emails 
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on my lab, sure. my vps uses static IP without NAT 
for me, i just use an AIO setup. Docker-Mailserver for email hosting with only port 25 open. Roundcube for interacting with mailserver container, and nginx to reverse proxy to roundcube container! The only monthly payment needed is for the VPS itself 
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I kept thinking about you running your stack on luofu and getting all those characters processing stuffs for you
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Yes, you do.
Cans can take more material, but are cheaper.
Can you share it? 
Lol, my dad is watching one of his videos right now.
Nice! I’m gonna install it…
Railgun? (unfamiliar)
…AI is the hackers…
I’m still setting up Maileroo right now, do you have experience with it?
which one?
Wow, haven’t posted here in a while
Why?
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Nothing… /jk
Gathered some evidence, I know I do. I mean I have to use it myself, so…
But how?
First of all, why? Second of all, don’t you know FTP is faster?
Third of all, why?
Damn, I’m watching one of his videos right now! Technology connections is quite an interesting channel.
Did it work? Let me know my help forums or in the proper communication channel, people don’t want me talking about it here.
The service CloudFlare provided, I don’t exactly remember what it did since I didn’t perform much research on it a while ago, but I do know it’s been retired for a few years now. iFastNet has still not taken it down yet. Unless they somehow have an old bad copy of it, they technically are offering something they can’t serve. Kinda harms business doesn’t it?
Some AIs just help other AIs become hell hackers.
Considering I have not heard of that service till now, I don’t have experience with it.
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Comparative Analysis: Tin Cans vs. Alternative Packaging Materials | C.L. Smith.
Technology connextras is arguable better.
Yes, it worked for me! 
caching.
Yeah, but the AIs that get the help are the AI hackers.
You don’t have experience with a service you’ve never heard of!?
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I said not to talk about it here, but glad to see it work on a ChromeOS device!
Is that a school Chromebook? Also, I think I see your real name in the screenshot.
More than that I think.
How would I have experience with a service I never heard of? YouTube videos?
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To my understanding, it was basically a way for Cloudflare to save you bandwidth and improve your website’s speed by only retrieving the webpage content on your host server that had actually changed since Cloudflare last cached it. So if you used dynamically generated HTML (e.g. a CMS such as WordPress) Cloudflare would only re-crawl it if the content was actually different.
(Someone please correct me if I’m wrong because I never had the opportunity to use it myself, I’m just going off of what I understand from the official description.)
As for iFastNet still offering it, it’s been completely shut down on Cloudflare’s end. There is no way to run Railgun processes anymore, new or existing. Even if iFastNet still had the Railgun listener installed on their end, it would be completely useless. This is likely just the case of iFastNet not updating their marketing material, and then re-using the information from that flawed material.
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Yeah, it is, but PWAs are easy to uninstall because they are literally websites that pretend to be apps. My real name is in the screenshot, but you can find it elsewhere online, so I could try and hide it, but yeah, not much use.
I just pulled that off of the summary of the first Google result - likely not all of it at all.
It was a joke :P
Ah, so diffing?
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