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Would be fun to read a writeup of how you implemented it.
By the performance of it, probably some bloated server-side Javascript running on a toaster.
One Million Checkboxes
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#62Earlier quoted context omitted.
Would be fun to read a writeup of how you implemented it.
By the performance of it, probably some bloated server-side Javascript running on a toaster.
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#63 for (const input of document.querySelectorAll('input[type=checkbox]')) {
if (!input.checked) {
input.click();
await new Promise(res => setTimeout(res, 250));
}
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I think there's a severe problem with this implementation. By using wrapping, I can't write "boobs" and have everyone else read my graffiti without them having having the same zoom wrapping point.
We need community consensus on checkboxes per line
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#67(developer here) this is....more popular than i expected. the server's gonna be having some problems for a while
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Honestly that was one of my first thoughts when I saw this, someone is going to draw one of those. People love trying to be offensive in something that barely allows communication. I remember seeing some MMORPG that had no chat where players would log in and just stand in the shape of a swastika. Makes me wonder if it's reasonable to write an algorithm to detect that.
Which MMO was that in? I'm working on my own and now I have a new worry on my plate. Short of standard moderation, an algorithm to detect it could be interesting.
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#69Earlier quoted context omitted.
Honestly that was one of my first thoughts when I saw this, someone is going to draw one of those. People love trying to be offensive in something that barely allows communication. I remember seeing some MMORPG that had no chat where players would log in and just stand in the shape of a swastika. Makes me wonder if it's reasonable to write an algorithm to detect that.
Which MMO was that in? I'm working on my own and now I have a new worry on my plate. Short of standard moderation, an algorithm to detect it could be interesting.