Yeah, I don't doubt there's a lot of improvements that could be made to FindRetros. All depends on how much time is worth spending on it I guess.
That said, I do think this change would be a nice quick win. It's a really small change, yet would be pretty useful.
Although the retro scene is...
Habbo retro users have to complete a Google reCAPTCHA challenge every day for each hotel that they play.
No one likes CAPTCHAs, they are annoying.
Maybe it could be worthwhile replacing the voting CAPTCHA with Cloudflare Turnstile? It's free and doesn't require the user to complete a CAPTCHA...
Well it's practically the same thing - you need to understand how tables work if you want the data aligned like that, something like this:
<table>
<thead>
<tr>
<th>Name</th>
</tr>
</thead>
<tbody>
<?php
foreach($JsonstringPersons as $record){
if ($record['Online']...
ROUND should work, do you have the error you were seeing?
REPLACE(FORMAT(Sum(ASSIGNMENT.ASSIGN_CHARGE),2), ',', '') should also work, but I'd try to use the round approach.
You seem to confuse terminology around encryption and hashing. MD5 is not a form of encryption, but an hash function (and a broken one at that) - the key differentiator to note here is an hash is not reversible and as such you cannot "decrypt" data which has been hashed. But you can decrypt an...
Not a fan, everything just seem so bulky, miniclip-like, and plain ugly. Even on 2k the UI looks huge for me.
UI seems to have a fade in/out effect too which makes everything seem slower than before. It's also harder to find things but I guess that will change with time (would be nice if they...
It sounds like they are overwhelming the actual TCP proxy rather than your server. I would probably recommend getting a protected server in that case, e.g. from OVH or zare.com. HAProxy is better than nothing but does have limits. There are some higher bandwidth TCP proxies out there but they...
Unless you're studying something like machine learning or some other heavy niche I agree with this, 16GB is plenty.
I got by fine with 8GB on my course and an i7 (XPS 13). Ran multiple virtual machines/containers/programs fine. You could check out a Macbook Pro w/ an i7 & 16GB ram if that's...
If you want to go more towards a RESTful design, URLs are generally used a bit differently.
You want to view them as single entities, rather than the methods you have in the routes (/api/get, /api/post). Don't include the actual HTTP method in the URL, as that's supposed to be implied by the...
I know this may be more of a learning experience project type of thing, but I would highly recommend using a pre-existing templating library. I quite like Twig.
Some reasoning and other tips:
Twig is pretty fast, flexible in the sense it can be extended, and most importantly it is secure...