Lets say you have two routes, route A sets the background-color of body to red, route B sets it to green.
Now when you clientside navigate from A to B, you wanna load the styles of B early to avoid FOUC, but you only wanna show the green background once B is ready for rendering.
Now when you clientside navigate from A to B, you wanna load the styles of B early to avoid FOUC, but you only wanna show the green background once B is ready for rendering.
November 8, 2025 at 6:20 AM
Lets say you have two routes, route A sets the background-color of body to red, route B sets it to green.
Now when you clientside navigate from A to B, you wanna load the styles of B early to avoid FOUC, but you only wanna show the green background once B is ready for rendering.
Now when you clientside navigate from A to B, you wanna load the styles of B early to avoid FOUC, but you only wanna show the green background once B is ready for rendering.
Pretty sure it's still entirely clientside, so if you log in through anything that's not bsky.app, even without migrating, you should get access.
Can't test though because I'm not affected. I consider blacksky.community trustworthy.
Can't test though because I'm not affected. I consider blacksky.community trustworthy.
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November 8, 2025 at 7:05 AM
Pretty sure it's still entirely clientside, so if you log in through anything that's not bsky.app, even without migrating, you should get access.
Can't test though because I'm not affected. I consider blacksky.community trustworthy.
Can't test though because I'm not affected. I consider blacksky.community trustworthy.
discourse.haskell.org/t/ghc-now-ru...
sweet! fully clientside notebooks of, say, AOC solves, could be fun
sweet! fully clientside notebooks of, say, AOC solves, could be fun
Ghc now runs in your browser
ghc itself can now run purely client-side in the browser, here’s a haskell playground demo. terms and conditions apply, and i’ll write up more detailed explanation some time later, but i thought this ...
discourse.haskell.org
October 31, 2025 at 11:21 AM
discourse.haskell.org/t/ghc-now-ru...
sweet! fully clientside notebooks of, say, AOC solves, could be fun
sweet! fully clientside notebooks of, say, AOC solves, could be fun
Someone please give me Clientside Nicknames
October 23, 2025 at 2:48 AM
Someone please give me Clientside Nicknames
Figura is nice because has the extra coding stuff and it's entirely clientside, but still syncs with other players that have it, so you can use it even on servers that don't have it. On the flipside, it means you can't do the scaling and view origin changes that CPM and Pekhui can quite as easily
October 20, 2025 at 8:14 PM
Figura is nice because has the extra coding stuff and it's entirely clientside, but still syncs with other players that have it, so you can use it even on servers that don't have it. On the flipside, it means you can't do the scaling and view origin changes that CPM and Pekhui can quite as easily
I wonder if it would be possible to *fully* decentralize a social network, to the extent that *all* data (or at least most) is stored clientside
October 17, 2025 at 9:53 PM
I wonder if it would be possible to *fully* decentralize a social network, to the extent that *all* data (or at least most) is stored clientside
computer nerd stuff, but to the goal of giving people a wasm website that can parse deadlock/dota replays all clientside, a major roadblock is the parsing time. so we're making it 30x faster chat
September 18, 2025 at 6:00 PM
computer nerd stuff, but to the goal of giving people a wasm website that can parse deadlock/dota replays all clientside, a major roadblock is the parsing time. so we're making it 30x faster chat
I don't know how to respond to the fact that all of this time the only thing required to add labels to text posts was deleting two lines of Javascript from the client.
You'd best believe I'm going to figure out a clientside hack to enable this and publicizing it.
You'd best believe I'm going to figure out a clientside hack to enable this and publicizing it.
November 28, 2024 at 11:37 PM
I don't know how to respond to the fact that all of this time the only thing required to add labels to text posts was deleting two lines of Javascript from the client.
You'd best believe I'm going to figure out a clientside hack to enable this and publicizing it.
You'd best believe I'm going to figure out a clientside hack to enable this and publicizing it.
this isn’t applied at the appview level. all filtering is done clientside so Following in other clients will keep working exactly as it does today (and they’re free to apply any other kind of filtering too). additionally, this only applies to the Following feed so someone can create a Replies feed.
August 5, 2024 at 10:24 PM
this isn’t applied at the appview level. all filtering is done clientside so Following in other clients will keep working exactly as it does today (and they’re free to apply any other kind of filtering too). additionally, this only applies to the Following feed so someone can create a Replies feed.
@knilirabaj.bsky.social @orh.cc currently using tapbots’ Ivory (Tweetbot for Mastodon) with https://skybridge.fly.dev/ to post this & use bluesky :)
havent used timed mutes yet but i dunno why they wouldnt work since those were always clientside
havent used timed mutes yet but i dunno why they wouldnt work since those were always clientside
August 19, 2023 at 1:56 PM
@knilirabaj.bsky.social @orh.cc currently using tapbots’ Ivory (Tweetbot for Mastodon) with https://skybridge.fly.dev/ to post this & use bluesky :)
havent used timed mutes yet but i dunno why they wouldnt work since those were always clientside
havent used timed mutes yet but i dunno why they wouldnt work since those were always clientside
thoughts on ffxiv blacklist changes in the 7.2 prelim patch notes: if the blacklist is saved serverside (I think it is?), but the mutelist is saved clientside (that's 100% confirmed), that makes sense that the mutelist is being reset but blacklist is just having the (clientside saved) notes broken
March 21, 2025 at 12:58 PM
thoughts on ffxiv blacklist changes in the 7.2 prelim patch notes: if the blacklist is saved serverside (I think it is?), but the mutelist is saved clientside (that's 100% confirmed), that makes sense that the mutelist is being reset but blacklist is just having the (clientside saved) notes broken
We already know the serverside stuff we want and the clientside stuff we'll give to you optionally.
In fact, we already got bedrock compat and our auth server running, we only need to integrate it with the Fediverse and to do some adjustments once the VPS is here
In fact, we already got bedrock compat and our auth server running, we only need to integrate it with the Fediverse and to do some adjustments once the VPS is here
March 13, 2025 at 3:45 PM
We already know the serverside stuff we want and the clientside stuff we'll give to you optionally.
In fact, we already got bedrock compat and our auth server running, we only need to integrate it with the Fediverse and to do some adjustments once the VPS is here
In fact, we already got bedrock compat and our auth server running, we only need to integrate it with the Fediverse and to do some adjustments once the VPS is here
Mostly just go for it and have fun!
I am not familiar with shogi, it looks to be turn-based and follows strict rules, You could probably get away with all clientside & just using atproto as communication.
I would setup moves as a record that gets updated or sub records inside of a collection
I am not familiar with shogi, it looks to be turn-based and follows strict rules, You could probably get away with all clientside & just using atproto as communication.
I would setup moves as a record that gets updated or sub records inside of a collection
May 30, 2025 at 3:58 PM
Mostly just go for it and have fun!
I am not familiar with shogi, it looks to be turn-based and follows strict rules, You could probably get away with all clientside & just using atproto as communication.
I would setup moves as a record that gets updated or sub records inside of a collection
I am not familiar with shogi, it looks to be turn-based and follows strict rules, You could probably get away with all clientside & just using atproto as communication.
I would setup moves as a record that gets updated or sub records inside of a collection
Yeah, that's my main concern with it is whether it can do good real-time WASD (or similar) movement, especially if you start getting into clientside prediction and lag compensation stuff for shooting.
June 18, 2025 at 9:48 PM
Yeah, that's my main concern with it is whether it can do good real-time WASD (or similar) movement, especially if you start getting into clientside prediction and lag compensation stuff for shooting.
aber hey, zumindest senden die keine requests zu openai clientside! das wäre ja dumm, da jeglicher vollidiot sich sonst den api key holen könnte!
August 10, 2025 at 6:49 PM
aber hey, zumindest senden die keine requests zu openai clientside! das wäre ja dumm, da jeglicher vollidiot sich sonst den api key holen könnte!
it's also happening across multiple devices, and on my phone (on cell service) as well as my computer, so if it's DNS, it seems to at least not be a clientside DNS issue, as far as i can tell!
May 1, 2025 at 5:32 AM
it's also happening across multiple devices, and on my phone (on cell service) as well as my computer, so if it's DNS, it seems to at least not be a clientside DNS issue, as far as i can tell!
i would try not to think that way tbh, we dont know for sure. plus its doubtful if its all just clientside instead of other ppl being able to see ur modded character if that makes sense
August 21, 2025 at 6:01 PM
i would try not to think that way tbh, we dont know for sure. plus its doubtful if its all just clientside instead of other ppl being able to see ur modded character if that makes sense
ic ic i was aware thats how the api workd in that regard i was not aware its just a me thing clientside thats silly
August 26, 2023 at 5:23 AM
ic ic i was aware thats how the api workd in that regard i was not aware its just a me thing clientside thats silly
what do you mean they can bruteforce that? doesn't that entirely depend on how much it's stretched? 2^40 is still an awfully big number. the question is rather how much server resources you wanna use on the stretching. but maybe that could be solved by verifiably stretching it clientside instead
February 5, 2024 at 1:32 AM
what do you mean they can bruteforce that? doesn't that entirely depend on how much it's stretched? 2^40 is still an awfully big number. the question is rather how much server resources you wanna use on the stretching. but maybe that could be solved by verifiably stretching it clientside instead
So, why not just throw the entire fuckin record into a text blob in the db and have just a few db fields that are specifically needed for joins & searches. I mean yes we lose some optimization having our crunching happen clientside processing json instead of db crunching db records.
January 30, 2024 at 7:29 PM
So, why not just throw the entire fuckin record into a text blob in the db and have just a few db fields that are specifically needed for joins & searches. I mean yes we lose some optimization having our crunching happen clientside processing json instead of db crunching db records.
bc otherwise its like what's really the point of being federated if its all clientside. with everyone having different urls its kinda like we're just pretending to be federated without actually doing so rn.
idk i am hastily hopeful. i like masto more conceptually but the community here is great too
idk i am hastily hopeful. i like masto more conceptually but the community here is great too
November 13, 2024 at 3:44 PM
bc otherwise its like what's really the point of being federated if its all clientside. with everyone having different urls its kinda like we're just pretending to be federated without actually doing so rn.
idk i am hastily hopeful. i like masto more conceptually but the community here is great too
idk i am hastily hopeful. i like masto more conceptually but the community here is great too
By comparing clientside and serverside backend metrics, we can compare them. Google Cloud is offering serverside backend metrics for the first time. #GoogleNext18
January 13, 2025 at 1:41 PM
By comparing clientside and serverside backend metrics, we can compare them. Google Cloud is offering serverside backend metrics for the first time. #GoogleNext18
are the free cosmetics clientside only? i'd imagine they have server checks per user to see if they own the cosmetic they're wearing
December 1, 2024 at 8:11 PM
are the free cosmetics clientside only? i'd imagine they have server checks per user to see if they own the cosmetic they're wearing
Ja, aber was wird gepostet? Wenn ich eine Interception mache und das Fragen.js. clientside, sagen wir euphemistisch „variiere“?
February 15, 2024 at 5:52 PM
Ja, aber was wird gepostet? Wenn ich eine Interception mache und das Fragen.js. clientside, sagen wir euphemistisch „variiere“?