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That's why caches were invented.Originally Posted by sq4you
I dont know of any database that doesn't support this. At the least you could use a simple query cache that caches the results of who is currently browsing; set the cache's time to live to like 5 minutes and you should be fine.
I have no idea. I do... zero percent of the technical work. But apparently, this is the same reason that the user list on the front page is not in alphabetical order. I suppose that if jet were really intrepid, he could see who is viewing SW&D by clicking on every individual user on the from page. Our traffic and the size of the database has outgrown our resources, so we are on that, but there is a bunch of work to do.
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summer can go **** itselfOriginally Posted by aeglus
+1. **** ain't cool when just after a shower and getting dressed you start sweating 5 minutes after you leave the house.
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Lol, I want
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Agreed. You can always put on more clothes in the cold, but you can only take off so much in the heat.Originally Posted by aqhong
i dont entirely agree with that. i think after like 3 layers you start to look kind of like a bum that cant just afford a decent jacket
i dont entirely agree with that. i think after like 3 layers you start to look kind of like a bum that cant just afford a decent jacketOriginally Posted by sq4you
More and/or warmer clothes, I should've said. Point is, you can maintain body heat somehow even in subfreezing temperatures, but there's not much you can do to get comfortable in blistering heat and high humidity.
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I've actually started using it this year for the first time in my life.Originally Posted by Jekyll
That's groovy.
You can't be this dumb...or can you????Originally Posted by jet
Ignoring that, Jet.
+infinite rep However, i still think its colloquially acceptable when referring to rad ****.Originally Posted by Kent Money
It's fun to bring bad colloquialisms back, like 'wicked' which I picked up in Boston years ago, and applies really well when other words just don't work. In Philly, 'Yo' and 'jawn' are accepted without question, or assumed irony. 'Groovy' should always be in circulation. I'm on the fence about 'rad' though. But I was talking about the outfit. Is that **** supposed to be funny? Statement?
That's why caches were invented. I dont know of any database that doesn't support this. At the least you could use a simple query cache that caches the results of who is currently browsing; set the cache's time to live to like 5 minutes and you should be fine.Originally Posted by sq4you
Yeah, but I'm actually curious why people care who's online on this forum. If it's important to you, block them or get their private email. Or am I missing something here?
Lol, I wantOriginally Posted by willy cheesesteak
Goth Ninja or James Bond? 'Cause I'm not getting a Maguiver vibe from them.
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I use invis mode. Never looked once to see who's online at the moment. Don't see why anyone would give a damn.Originally Posted by aeglus
jet needs to know if i'm online so he can say something witty about me being a ****
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