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So you're saying it works as a reverse system where the default is not to save the chat? That's interesting, I would have assumed adding a database and writing
by ameister14 2y ago
So you're saying it works as a reverse system where the default is not to save the chat? That's interesting, I would have assumed adding a database and writing to that database for storage would by necessity involve sending a command to delete in order to remove it from that storage or having some other action taken to wipe the data periodically. I get it if there is no history at all, but there clearly is here.
Where does keep(message) send things? Is that not stored anywhere?
Sorry if this is too complicated, I don't know a lot about chat technically so trying to wrap my head around this.
- svnt 2y agoSorry, that was a joke. They do have to save them somewhere and then delete them. Nature doesn’t help much. Maybe if you use enough non-ECC RAM or something.
- ameister14 2y agohaha ok thanks, I was really scratching my head to think about how that would possibly work. I was going back to idea of writing to a file that overwrote itself in sections but it's good to hear that was a joke.