Subtle changes, bugs and feedback

Yeah.

Me too.

It's late, I'm going to look at it tomorrow with fresh eyes.

It's tolerable for now... but I'll fix it tomorrow.

I've got it, and it also changes the size of the text when it loads a new page, dunno if that's related...

EDIT: on Windows 8 with Chrome, I think it could be zooming the whole page instead of just changing text size.

The last page felt like I was reading the script of The Matrix

Right, I'm going to log everyone out for a moment.

Ummm, yeah I have no idea what that was all about ... Apache is helicopters no?

Ah, I posted that first time lucky.

It's the name of a web server.

;) i know.

No wait I need to post a picture of some awesome pants on the fashion thread!

Ok, I've done it now. You may proceed.

^ heh!

All seems to be working fine for me now.

It's not working.

Server #4 is the issue.

Now it really does seem like it is working.

Memcached on WS4 was holding some old config values.

The last page felt like I was reading the script of The Matrix

You were.

the security messages are back

the security messages are back

This is your browser config when you view https pages that contain non-https items.

Live with it, or Google it to see how to silence it.

reported for bullying by suggesting i jfgi

I'm suggesting you stop creating useless noise when you could solve your own problems if you could be arsed to.

Httpseverywhere plugin ftw.

Exactly:
https://www.eff.org/https-everywhere/

It's a shame there isn't an Apache module that implements that and re-writes content generated by web servers to convert http:// links to https:// so that users don't have to have the extension installed to get the benefits.

It's a shame there isn't an Apache module that implements that and re-writes content generated by web servers to convert http:// links to https:// so that users don't have to have the extension installed to get the benefits.

I use mod_substitute for that type of thing

I thought you were shitting me for a moment there... The Who inspired Apache module.

Looked, and won't do it. Per request regex substitutions for potentially thousands of rules... urgh.

May attempt to see if I can perform some substitution during content parsing when I write it to the database.

New change: JavaScript is now asynchronously loaded after the HTML has been delivered.

Please report any weird bugs with JavaScript things not working.

Say what now?

It doesn't let me get any further (other than a blank screen), although that could be an artefact of noscript / ghostery / adblock etc...

(Linked from http site. Just for DJ.)