Auf https://direkt.bahn.guru/ gibt es jetzt eine Filter-Option, um nur Züge des Nah- und Regionalverkehrs anzuzeigen
The performance is currently, uh, very bad: https://metrics.cryto.net/d/M6VEBtLnz/scraper?orgId=1&refresh=5s&viewPanel=5
(Yes those are minutes)
Today's scheduled project: hopefully *finally* fixing my scraper DB query performance, so that the scraper behind my datasheet search engine (https://seekseek.org) can finally run at full speed again.
@rallias That would be amazing if true
@maia @AgathaSorceress@eldritch.cafe Hmm. Kinda makes sense I guess? Though the questionnaire I recall was pretty robust already, definitely would've been very hard for somebody else to overtake an account with that.
@maia @AgathaSorceress@eldritch.cafe Huh, what's their process nowadays? When I recovered my Google account back in 2013 (after cops stole all my stuff) it pretty much instantly gave me access, after answering a pretty big (but answerable) pile of "account content" questions.
@leo Simultaneously one's dreams of being a distro developer without actually having any distro infrastructure (... yet)
However, while performing a security audit of the DuckDuckGo Privacy Browser, security researcher Zach Edwards discovered that while the browser blocks Google and Facebook trackers, it allowed Microsoft trackers to continue running.
DuckDuckGo CEO and Founder Gabriel Weinberg confirmed that their browser intentionally allows Microsoft trackers third-party sites due to a search syndication agreement with Redmond.
@alinanorakari If you wanted to give an example, then you should've probably actually taken a few minutes to understand its context.
Had you done so, you would have learned that a) this being an extremely time-sensitive disclosure, development speed was *literally* the most important priority, unlike in most projects, b) the check would have been impossible without browser-side code, and c) everything *except for* that check works fine without JS!
I wasn't "defending" anything. I was trying to help you by providing resources that you could pass on to people to save yourself time explaining how to do server-side templating. What I linked isn't "more like" what you're endorsing, it literally *is* what you're endorsing, for a specific tech stack. It was meant to support the point of "don't needlessly do browser-side JS".
What *I* don't appreciate is people lashing out at me when I'm trying to help them, based on broad (and wrong) generalizations like "oh it says React, so it must be unnecessary complex", without even bothering to understand what is actually being suggested.
@alinanorakari This is beginning to smell an awful lot like a personal attack rather than a good-faith conversation.
@alinanorakari @forever@fedi.nullob.si @arcade Like, to clarify: express-react-views runs on the *server* side, and functions like any other server-side templating library would
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