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Hey... I'm Fluttershy. I saw this site and made an account. I hope you don't mind...
Tuesday, 05-Apr-11 01:06:59 UTC from web-
@widget Compile PHP into C++? I think I need to go throw up
Monday, 30-Apr-12 04:55:46 UTC from web -
@widget I think even my performance fetish would be hard pressed to justify implementing this.
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@widget I'd need to replace Apache entirely though.
Monday, 30-Apr-12 17:10:19 UTC from web -
@widget @ceruleanspark Which iirc is impossible because Statusnet actually requires it, due to its reliance on .htaccess files yes?
Monday, 30-Apr-12 17:15:45 UTC from web-
@toksyuryel Quite.
Monday, 30-Apr-12 17:16:35 UTC from web
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@widget Well, they were using it to replace apache outright, so logically, they didn't have any reliance on apache specific features. Otherwise why would they write a replacement server that didn't work with their site?
Monday, 30-Apr-12 17:18:21 UTC from web -
@widget I don't think Facebook is using Apache. They have far too much traffic for it, they must be using nginx or something similar that can handle it.
Monday, 30-Apr-12 17:20:03 UTC from web -
@widget It might well have URL rewrite support, but unless that method is .htaccess, statusnet fancyUrls are still going to choke, because .htaccess is the only supported method. (you can roll your own, as anyone running SN on nginX does)
Monday, 30-Apr-12 17:22:35 UTC from web -
@widget Oh, I didn't know that was a complete web server. I thought it was just a thing that did what you said it did. I need to stop forgetting that there's tons of software out there that doesn't follow the paradigm of "do one thing and do it well".
Monday, 30-Apr-12 17:26:06 UTC from web
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