A techbro desperate for cash is detained for 13 hours after leaving a non-functioning, vibe-coded anti-fraud device in a Swiss hotel lobby during the Davos conf
Ever driven the same car or used the same camera or power drill for 8-10 years and thought: "I wish all these buttons and levers were suddenly in different places and did different things"?
Bekam der Ex-CDU-MdB Axel Fischer Bestechungsgeld aus Aserbaidschan? Das musste das Münchner Oberlandesgericht klären - und hat nun ein Urteil gesprochen.
It automatically adjusts depending on how often the source posts articles. Presumably the idea is to avoid sending frequent requests to small servers that rarely publish. This does mean that if an account only publishes once a month or so, it'll probably take a day or so before you see the article.
It used to be configurable on a per-feed basis, but looking now I think that setting went away. It can still be configured in the database I believe.
The way Friendica does RSS polling is pretty broken. You're supposed to make conditional requests so that the feed only needs to be built when it genuinely has something new, and you're supposed to respect the retry time. That way you can request much more frequently without overloading the server. But implementing that would require database schema changes.
@msfjarvis I really thought I finally got the 2.41.0 change really properly fixed, but no, right after I decide "okay, all is good, I can remove Android 5 support and just relax and work on new stuff" someone reports (and fixes!) a critical regression I didn't even notice 🥲
Dieser Tag beinhaltete die Erkenntnis, das gute Freundin nicht gleichbedeutend ist mit Safe Person. Und die Frage, ob das funktioniert. Stand jetzt führte das dazu, dass der Meltdown so schlimm war, dass der Mann es nicht aushalten konnte und raus ging. Und ich weiß jetzt halt auch nicht. Ich will dass das aufhört. Alles.
Matthew Exon
in reply to Peter Lord • • •It automatically adjusts depending on how often the source posts articles. Presumably the idea is to avoid sending frequent requests to small servers that rarely publish. This does mean that if an account only publishes once a month or so, it'll probably take a day or so before you see the article.
It used to be configurable on a per-feed basis, but looking now I think that setting went away. It can still be configured in the database I believe.
The way Friendica does RSS polling is pretty broken. You're supposed to make conditional requests so that the feed only needs to be built when it genuinely has something new, and you're supposed to respect the retry time. That way you can request much more frequently without overloading the server. But implementing that would require database schema changes.