It's clear enough, although not exactly true. Non-premium just can't use the web player, and will fallback to the embedded player. They will still be able to listen to full songs, but the page won't behave like a music player. I think that's complex to explain though, so I would leave it as is
Wanted to discuss about something about CB which I noticed while I was working on the PR to allow users to edit comments.
*ignore 2 abouts 😅
adhawkins
ruaok, reosarevok: Those tuning changes seem to have helped. All of today's imports have completed in about 15 mins or less.
Will keep an eye on it.
ruaok
great
adhawkins
3 Gig is a lot of RAM from my VM host though :)
ruaok
I remember the days when I thought 3GB of ram was a lot.
heck, I remember when 256MB was absolutely mind blowing!
(1993)
adhawkins
I can beat that :p
My first PC (a 286) had 4 *meg* of RAM, and a 40 *meg* hard disk.
DOS could only use 640k of that RAM in most cases. And it could only handle a maximum disk partition size of 32 Meg...
ruaok puts on his suspenders and straps on a fake beard.
ruaok
My first ever program was written on a VIC-20.
adhawkins
That would have been 1990 or 1991 I think.
Ok, mine was a ZX81...
1k RAM...
code_master5
Mr_Monkey: So, I had to write a bit of Jquery to dynamically generate edit forms for each comment. It seemed quite a bit of repetitive work. I discussed that with iliekcomputers and he suggested adding React to CB. Any thoughts on this?
ruaok
aw man, I wanted to buy the ZX81 kit sooo badly.
in fact, I checked one out on ebay the other day. antiques now!
adhawkins
Indeed. I dread to think how we could code for something like that these days :)
ruaok
and on membrane keybaords.
adhawkins
Even the smallest embedded kit I work on for work has 128MB of RAM :)
I loved the Spectrum keyboard. I could type so quickly on that.
Even though each key had 3 or 4 functions I think.
ruaok
smallest these days is 32k.
ESP8266 modules. they are being deployed all over the house.
adhawkins
I do love a bit of inverse willy waving :)
Mr_Monkey
code_master5: In theory, copying a bunch of code from LB, that should be fairly easy.
code_master5
Mr_Monkey: I mean would that be worth the effort? considering one of the GSoC projects is focussed on gamification?
Mr_Monkey
Are you familiar with React?
code_master5
Mr_Monkey: Not much to be honest! 😅
But I'm a fast learner...
I've worked with JS last GSoC.
Mr_Monkey
I think it won't be wasted time or efforts, seeing how all the Brainz projects are standardizing on React
And it's definitely much easier to do dynamic stuff
code_master5
Mr_Monkey: Exactly! That's what iliekcomputers said ...
Mr_Monkey
And if exerything goes as planned, it should be fairly easy to set up.
-x +v
code_master5
ruaok: ^ any ideas? I know you guys are adding React into LB. Or are you guys done with that already?
Mr_Monkey
Done a while ago
It took a bit of effort, mainly from iliekcomputers, but it wasn't a very long task.
code_master5
Mr_Monkey: Nice! would become a lot easier to set up then! ::grinning: