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It auto deletes any messages that have a date greater than the server. Make sure your clock is set right. =)
by zquestz 14y ago
It auto deletes any messages that have a date greater than the server. Make sure your clock is set right. =)
- azat_co 14y agoHmm, strange. I'll check it.
- zquestz 14y agoI added some variance and pushed a hotfix. It now allows for about 10 seconds of fluxuation.
- heretohelp 14y agoOr you could just have a message pushing and time-handling facility that isn't pants-on-head retarded.
- zquestz 14y agoAgreed, timestamps are all handled by the server now. No more trusting clients. Also keep in mind this was pushed to HN about 2 hours after development started.
- heretohelp 14y agoThen stop prematurely promoting half-assed code? This is like back when Rails was new and everybody was showing off their poorly made CMS that had security issues baked in from the start.
- zquestz 14y agoYeah because it is a tech demo, not a shippable product. There is a huge difference. Sometimes people want to get their feet wet and just play with something. They offer others a chance to follow their commits, and see where the product evolves. This leads to better knowledge sharing, and finding like minded people in the community. Your nick really doesn't reflect your personality in this thread.
- wahnfrieden 14y agoMaybe you should allow for a few seconds variance..?