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plaintext 10h ago
PHP ist eine Programmiersprache, die vor allem für Webseiten und Webanwendungen genutzt wird. Sie läuft auf dem Server und erzeugt dort zum Beispiel HTML-Seiten.

Ein PHP-Backend ist der Teil einer Anwendung, der auf dem Server in PHP programmiert ist. Er verarbeitet Anfragen, greift auf die Datenbank zu, setzt die Geschäftslogik um und liefert Daten an das Frontend (die Oberfläche im Browser).
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bitches
plaintext 10h ago
where are them bitches?
The magic buns
plaintext 13d ago
230 ml milk
2 spoons of yeast (id say 7 grams)
1 spoon of sugar
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deadpool.tcl for eggdrop, playing with the dead
plaintext 16d ago
# Celebrity Dead Pool - Eggdrop script
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# Load from eggdrop.conf with:  source scripts/deadpool.tcl
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markdown 18d ago
## 📚 Bloom Index (Explained for a 5‑Year‑Old)

Imagine you have a **giant box of LEGO bricks** and you want to quickly find a specific brick.  
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plaintext 19d ago
Then my explanation doesn't cover what he's seeing — so I tested the fixed code rather than argue. The repo ships its own probe harness (test/server_probe.mjs) that owns the server process and reports how it dies, and its probe 1 is exactly my probe's pattern: connect, send a HELLO the server must reject, read the rejection, then RST the socket.

I built 0.14 here and ran it: 60 vanishing peers, server survived, still accepting new players afterwards. So the code as it stands does not die from a proto-check-style connection.
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plaintext 19d ago
Here's the whole thing, from the upstream author's own write-up in the fix commit (cda94ef, v0.14, pushed today at 20:14):

The crash is a SIGPIPE bug in the server. The server had no SIGPIPE handler, and its connection sockets set only timeouts — nothing to stop a write to a departed peer from killing the process. It's thread-per-connection, so when one client disappears, the server's next write to it raises SIGPIPE and the default action terminates the whole process: no error, no core file, every live match gone at once, and daemon -r quietly respawns it — so the only visible trace is "it restarted again". The ideal trigger, in the author's words: a peer that stops reading until the server's write parks in write(), then resets.
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asciisweeper
c 24d ago
/*
 * asciisweeper - a Minesweeper clone for the terminal, rendered in ASCII
 * with ncurses.
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