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plz make the "statuses" table more like stat.sh #16

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leijurv opened this issue Jul 13, 2020 · 5 comments
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plz make the "statuses" table more like stat.sh #16

leijurv opened this issue Jul 13, 2020 · 5 comments
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leijurv commented Jul 13, 2020

i still have to open up both nocoomer and stat.sh to get an accurate sense at the moment, because the rounding of "a few seconds ago" is too vague. as soon as the most recent update is more than 1000ms ago, i know the connection was dropped.

plz change the "a few seconds ago" to an actual displayed numeric number of milliseconds in the past :)

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fr1kin commented Jul 13, 2020

plz change the "a few seconds ago" to an actual displayed numeric number of milliseconds in the past :)

why? approx time is just fine

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leijurv commented Jul 14, 2020

read the previous two sentences

i still have to open up both nocoomer and stat.sh to get an accurate sense at the moment, because the rounding of "a few seconds ago" is too vague. as soon as the most recent update is more than 1000ms ago, i know the connection was dropped.

i cannot tell if the connection was dropped at a glance, until a full minute passes and it says "1 minute ago"

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fr1kin commented Jul 15, 2020

sorry. years of reading shitposts has taught my brain to ignore every paragraph but the last one. momentjs doesn't support exactly what you want but i can just write something that will break time differences into a string like 1h 20m 50s. including ms would be a bad idea because angular would be updating the dom every 1ms

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leijurv commented Jul 15, 2020

angular would be updating the dom every 1ms

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please sir can i have a decimal 1/10th of a second

surely angular can handle 10fps

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0-x-2-2 commented Aug 14, 2020

sorry. years of reading shitposts has taught my brain to ignore every paragraph but the last one.

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