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her thread specifically? not even the board? can you like test? i cannot reproduce this so if you can actually try it out and give me precise information i can fix it.
 
lmao what a retard said:
Yeah i've got the same problem. But it only happens when i try to upload relatively big sized videos (165 and 274 mb).
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Problem is still ongoing.
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lmao what a retard said:
Problem is still ongoing.
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YES! I just came to bitch about this. I'm in the middle of trying to do a write up on some spergy linux distro being invaded by trannies, and the video clips are all failing.

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shit gay af nigga


edit: I decided since I can't work on the post I might as well get my super spooky october pfp done. I did that. tried to upload that. and nope. can't even upload my new pfp right now.

:(

edit 2: got the pfp to work.
 
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I've also had upload problems. In the hopes of not being just one more me too, I can confirm that it appears to be a factor of file size. I had an mp4 of 20.4MB which got the "server error" response. Re-encoding to a much smaller ,webm of 2.1MB, it uploaded just fine. This is over TOR with Tor browser.

TBH, I'm getting into the habit of just re-encoding any video to Webm before uploading these days anyway. Usually much quicker.
 
I am still doing disk operations which is the only thing I can think of re: file uploads. I am working on getting it done asap. I'll try to set the ionice for these lower in the future, hopefully that will resolve it.
 
The header color seems to be out of place on High Contrast; and even if it was, the icons are not centered.

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We're Being Watched said:
Sorry if it doesn't belong here but is this an attempted DDoS or what?
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Most likely yes, the usual average is about 5k users connected with about 4K of them being guests.

It's the first of the month so trannies who hate us get their tugboat and blow it on making the farms run a little bit slower.
 
I know chat has some sort of memory leak specifically on Firefox but if anyone can give me details on what is causing it I'd appreciate it, I don't have the time to diagnose it at the moment
 
Null said:
I know chat has some sort of memory leak specifically on Firefox but if anyone can give me details on what is causing it I'd appreciate it, I don't have the time to diagnose it at the moment
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I think the problem actually occurs on Brave/Chromium only. I haven't seen anybody complain about having memory leaks with chat on Firefox/Gecko at all. I also never experienced that when I was using Firefox/Gecko-based browsers.

I believe the problem is caused by the members list on the side of chat:
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Likely because it's constantly adding/removing names from the list based on whether or not a user is online/offline. This is just me adding my 2 cents, though. I don't have anything to back this up and I'm not knowledgable to know if it's actually to problem but from the (limited) deduction I've seen of chat, it's most likely the user list.
 
Null said:
I have to move files onto the disk. Doing so fights the disk for resources. I am doing it at night. I don't know how to speed this up or do it in a way that plays nice.
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I have no idea what tools you're using but some, like rsync have a "--bwlimit" flag .If you're transferring over the network with a tool that doesn't have that, there's "trickle" which can also limit bandwidth.

The other option is just to blow the hell out and go all in on parallel. If your tree has a nice segmentation you can do things like: find . -maxdepth 1 -mindepth 1 -type d | xargs -av -I _ -P 16 rsync(or whatever) _ /my/new/path/
Or if it's remote: "for i in 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 ; do rsync -av remote:/path/$i /my/local/path/ & done which gets you 10 in parallel assuming the top level directories are called 0-9.
 
It's not a memory leak in the program, it's s browser issue, retard
 
Holy cats, still can't upload videos (managed to get some images through without many issues). Trying to archive a single video in the Alexandra Rodriguez thread for about 10 hours now with no success, using Chrome on MacOS 15.6.1, Tor on the same, and now using Safari on iOS 26.0.1 with the same results. Fuckadoodle dandy. Hoping it'll be rectified somewhat soonish.

ETA: Fixed, apparently! Fantastic - at 10 megs, Alex looked like a pixelated blob instead of a fat bitch. Fantastic.
 
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Null said:
I know chat has some sort of memory leak specifically on Firefox but if anyone can give me details on what is causing it I'd appreciate it, I don't have the time to diagnose it at the moment
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Hellwalker said:
I think the problem actually occurs on Brave/Chromium only. I haven't seen anybody complain about having memory leaks with chat on Firefox/Gecko at all. I also never experienced that when I was using Firefox/Gecko-based browsers.

I believe the problem is caused by the members list on the side of chat:
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Likely because it's constantly adding/removing names from the list based on whether or not a user is online/offline. This is just me adding my 2 cents, though. I don't have anything to back this up and I'm not knowledgable to know if it's actually to problem but from the (limited) deduction I've seen of chat, it's most likely the user list.
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Can confirm it's something that happens on Brave. I have a tab that's been open to the homepage all day and is sitting at about 2.8 GB of RAM used for that one tab:
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Edit: I should mention the other tab I have open is the fullscreen chat page, which also has high memory usage. This lends credence to the avatar loading causing something, but it's only noticeable if lots of people join/leave as I didn't notice high memory usage while chat was off the homepage for a bit.
 
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