I’m not even sure whether there’s a defense against this when trying to limit the user to a subset of JavaScript. It feels like you need to write a compiler or interpreter that doesn’t know anything outside of that subset otherwise you can break out of the language sandbox.

What are you talking about? Logseq uses markdown. The database is built from the markdown files. You can regenerate it at any time.

Just don’t be non-white and Austria will be alright with you. Otherwise, you’ll get harassed out of the country.

Might as well buy a laptop with Linux on it.

Not one line, I tell you. Not a single one.

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I’m not the one complaining, Mr “SKG is trash”. I have a preference, but have no need for changes nor am I saying something’s wrong.

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It unfortunately isn’t. It looks exactly as I would expect.

You prioritise it another way, which is fine. Just don’t make the assumption everybody thinks like you do.

It looks like you’re looking to customise order of search results. That’s a feature you can suggest. I find files first very useful as it what I search for more often than settings, so I would have a different customisation.

Which results “matter”? This isn’t a helpful post. You aren’t describing what existed before, what you expect, what qualifies as good, and what qualifies as bad. You just say “it’s bad”.

If I walked into you house and said “your fridge is worse”, I imagine you would be puzzled too.

Hilarious. First the US bans China from acquiring tech, now its companies are running to China for Chinese tech. Can’t make this up.

Which language is it written in and with which framework?

Not yet It simply can’t yet. Forgejo hadn’t had the devs nor funding to implement it.

But are they going to develop games on the embedded device?

Long startup times? Godot opens very quickly on my computer. Granted, my projects are small test projects with not much going on, but flutter and dart will probably start sputtering once their scenes get bigger.

They are also always at the mercy of Google who might drop flutter and dart at any time.

Why the hell is this even possible? Why should a web page have access to the extensions you run?

Is it really a DDOS or piefied just unable to handle an influx of users? Does piefed scale horizontally? Is it async? Does it spawn a thread per request or does it work from a thread/process pool?

Without having looked at the code, my suspicion would be rather that it can’t handle thousands of users concurrently and just 20k users trying to use it at the same time looks like DDOS. Piefed is probably nowhere near v1 or has never been tested for performance.

I’d much rather see some evidence for a DDOS e.g a graph showing number of connections to the server, a graph of response time, number of database connections, of something. Just saying “DDOS” when it might just be the software struggling to keep up with legitimate users seems questionable.

P.S this isn’t a slight at the piefed devs - performance is usually the last thing on someone’s mind who just wants to ship things quickly. Especially with such a demanding and uneducated public that doesn’t understand these are unpaid individuals contributing, not paid workers working on the code 9-5, 5 days a week, 50 weeks a year.

I already see this is going to be a fruitless discussion with those proposed discussion points. “His attempt to reduce government spending” 🤣 “attempt”.

No. Libraries will always be useful. Not everyone has the credits to generate the tokens necessary to rewrite every lib in existence.

That it’s owned by … the person who owns it.