When the small "addon" is enabled, more content is being loaded when users scroll down. So far so good. But if they scroll more down, more is being added to the DOM document which results in a growing browser procress and a slow-down due to the device has to handle more content.

I would prefer that the content in opposite scroll direction is being removed to allow smooth usage of the device (desktop PCs with low RAM will suffer greatly). If the user changes scroll direction, again content on the opposite direction is being removed.

I changed the design here on this #Friendica node to #Vier which looks like lesser complicated and more modern. I also have surpressed language meta informations to keep the WUI as simple as possible but still powerful (see #bbcode support).

Currently, only my wife @dianalace and me are here. I have not opened registration due to #spam accounts (which have signed up only #GNUSocial instance a lot until I closed registration there, too).

I have created a new certificate for another sub domain. But now it got stuck with a typcial error message:

The Subject's Distinguished Name is as follows
countryName           :PRINTABLE:'DE'
stateOrProvinceName   :ASN.1 12:'Northrhine-Westphalia'
organizationName      :ASN.1 12:'Roland Haeder'
organizationalUnitName:ASN.1 12:'private'
commonName            :ASN.1 12:'some.bla.domain'
emailAddress          :IA5STRING:'webmaster@shipsimu.de'
The stateOrProvinceName field needed to be the same in the
CA certificate (Northrhine-Westphalia) and the request (Northrhine-Westphalia)

Well, here you have it. Now go to your openssl-ca.cnf file and fix string_mask to utf8only (or otherwise your certificate's configuration file). I'm currently testing UTF-8 in SSL certificates with my server.

I have here a Fritz!Fon C4 (a softphone) with updated firmware. If I know insert batteries, the screen sometimes turn white or flickers but the phone seems to start and connect but remains unusable.

Any ideas besides removing battery and re-inserting it? I already filled a ticker with #AVM.

I'm the owner of an #OpenMoko #FreeRunner which I have sent to #Goldelico some weeks ago. Now I received an email from gta04-owner that Mr. Schaller was able to run some tests on the first prototype boards.

You can watch the video here on #Youtube:
youtube.com/watch?v=JrLN8zHmux…

I'm happy to see that there is progress.

Andreas vom Zwenkauer See

2016-11-21 11:05:49

Da fällt mir nur eins dazu ein:

#SQLInjection ist was feines. #XKCD

Ich verkaufe meinen #Kinderwagen #M-530 (Mini-Star). Dies ist ein Kombiwagen und kann auch in einen Buggy mit wenigen Handgriffen umgebaut werden.

Hier der Originaltext aus #Ebay-Kleinanzeigen.de:

Der Kinderwagen ist gebraucht und befindet sich im guten bis sehr guten Zustand, keine kaputten Axen, oder Gurte. Tragetasche (fuer's Kind) und Tasche fuer Einkaeufe und Regenschutz inbegriffen. Die Tragetasche hatte oben ein kleines Loch am Sticker, was liebevoll mit einem Sticker uebergenaeht wurde.

Die Rueckenlehne ist verstellbar (in Buggy umwandelbar) und auch Guckrichtung des Kindes.

Keine Reservierung; keine Garantie, da Privatverkauf!

Mehr Bilder:
Preis: 40,- (nur Abholung, bitte vorher auf Verfuegbarkeit anfragen)

I have now tried both, #memcache and #redis, to set single keys in cache. It seems both perform very poor compared to #in-progress caching.

So really no improvement if they are being used? And pipelining in redis won't help here much as I really have to "atomically" set/test/get key-value pairs.

So my in-progress cache as following seems to be the fastest:

function someCachedFooValue ($someValue) {
	if (!isset($cache[__FUNCTION__][$someValue])) {
		$cache[__FUNCTION__][$someValue] = doSomethingFooExpensive($someValue);
	}

	return $cache[__FUNCTION__][$someValue];
}

Here I want to cache the value from the expensive (long-taking) function doSomethingFooExpensive() if it is is not here.

This way seems to be the fastest way, sadly.

I have this on my server:

___________total       used       free     shared    buffers     cached
Mem:       7939312    6490588    1448724          0      66760     192064
-/+ buffers/cache:    6231764    1707548
Swap:     12485748     189256   12296492

Here are all cache settings:

# sysctl -a|grep cache
kernel.sched_domain.cpu0.domain0.cache_nice_tries = 1
kernel.sched_domain.cpu1.domain0.cache_nice_tries = 1
kernel.sched_domain.cpu2.domain0.cache_nice_tries = 1
kernel.sched_domain.cpu3.domain0.cache_nice_tries = 1
vm.drop_caches = 0
vm.vfs_cache_pressure = 100
fs.quota.cache_hits = 0
net.ipv4.rt_cache_rebuild_count = 4
fscache.object_max_active = 4
fscache.operation_max_active = 2