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Likes are for snow flake bishes.Says the guy with 1 like.
Likes are for snow flake bishes.Says the guy with 1 like.
If their IT people are too incompetent and/or the owners are too cheap to employ a decent staff and servers that can deal with "likes" then they should resign or sell the board to someone who is better equipped to run it. Fuck this.
Don't be so hard on yourself your posts in the OG wr corona thread - back in the halcyon days of @Arkain2K - were stellar and universally liked by all.
i share your sentiment though - who cares.
Haha, whatever floats your boat. Good to see you again.Sounds like either a sleazy B-movie title, an N.Y Times Best Seller, or a South Korean doomsday cult
Hey now. We all have t start all over again............Now I will have exuces for low amount of likes...
Did you get mesmerized by her arm pit hair? Not sure it's visible in the video as I'm not watching to find out, but I remember that being a story back then...
Why did JabToucher get banned?Hey now. We all have t start all over again............
Why did JabToucher get banned?
That's what I feared.He followed through with a jab instead of touching it so the mods banned him.
I tried to explain something in the support forumI don't understand though. So, I've never done databases, but I've done quite a bit of coding. I imagine that are "metadata" here has our handle with location, etc... and posts and likes which change dynamically and are updated by a counter. When we post, the post counter goes up by one and when we get a like our like counter goes up by one. Then they automatically trigger a notification.
So, how is a like any different than a post? And, how would this possibly mess up a database? Why don't posts do the same? How does resetting it help? Doesn't it just barely do anything except trigger notifications and increase the like count by one?
Anyone who codes databases want to explain this?