Even if it's unnecessary, why do you need to break it if people find it handy?Marcin wrote:
Why do you need flag counter (other than obvious reason i won't mention here)?
I am aware. Unfortunately not everyone is.Marcin wrote:
Why do you need to directly link i.ppy.sh links? If you need original link simply quote post and it will show it.
peppy wrote:
The osu! site now uses an image proxy for profile user pages and forum posts. This means it is now 100% SSL traffic, which should make your browser a lot happier (no more broken lock icons in your URL bar). It also means people can’t snoop on you accessing their profiles, and should speed things up a fair bit.
I really wish this was a thing, but instead we get http://i.imgur.com/Q9fmPq6.pngpeppy wrote:
and should speed things up a fair bit.
n-no?...Yuzuru wrote:
I think it speeds up text , not pics
trueGranger wrote:
What annoys me the most is the fact that when you jump to a post, you'll jump there but then the images load, causing posts above to expand and push the post you want to see out of your window.
I find that seriously inconvient...
Flag counters are a stupid way of saying a couple of thingsLewder wrote:
Flagcounter is a "nice" thing to have to people that care about it but it alone isn't near enough initiative to revert to the way things were.
What SHOULD be initiative to at least provide people the option to opt out is that the features added annoy a LOT of people, they break more than just redundant flag counters, and are offline a lot. Lazyloading, for example, gets a lot of complaints and relied on community support to fix what a notable amount of users considered unbearably annoying fade-in. The community should not be the one to fix what the service adds, especially when a vocal albeit lesser part of the community complains about it, undoubtedly with another minority that also is disappointed with changes however is most likely either lacking in communicative skills or motivation to complain.
You should NOT be interested why others use flagcounter; don't use it, if you have big baguette because of itSonatora wrote:
Flag counters are a stupid way of saying a couple of thingsLewder wrote:
Flagcounter is a "nice" thing to have to people that care about it but it alone isn't near enough initiative to revert to the way things were.
What SHOULD be initiative to at least provide people the option to opt out is that the features added annoy a LOT of people, they break more than just redundant flag counters, and are offline a lot. Lazyloading, for example, gets a lot of complaints and relied on community support to fix what a notable amount of users considered unbearably annoying fade-in. The community should not be the one to fix what the service adds, especially when a vocal albeit lesser part of the community complains about it, undoubtedly with another minority that also is disappointed with changes however is most likely either lacking in communicative skills or motivation to complain.
1. "OMG IM SO FIRETRUCKING FAMOUS"
2. "I WANNA BE FAMOUS"
3. "I HAVE MORE FLAGS DAN U SCRUB IMMA BASH U WITH MEH TABLET & KEYBOARD M8"
4. "OMG SOMEONE VISITED MY PAGE HURR HURR I GOT AN ORGASM"
TL;DR
Flags are a pathetic way of saying "I'm famous" or "My stalkers, lol" rather than someone actually looking at your stats
I'm sorry if I tickled your autism in one way or another, if you actually read my post you would understand that it's much more than just that, and that flag counters are just one of the things that broke and it just so happens they're a good recurring example of "a thing" that broke; want us to use something else as an example? There are plenty in this thread and yet another plenty in my head.Sonatora wrote:
Flag counters are a stupid way of saying a couple of thingsLewder wrote:
Flagcounter is a "nice" thing to have to people that care about it but it alone isn't near enough initiative to revert to the way things were.
What SHOULD be initiative to at least provide people the option to opt out is that the features added annoy a LOT of people, they break more than just redundant flag counters, and are offline a lot. Lazyloading, for example, gets a lot of complaints and relied on community support to fix what a notable amount of users considered unbearably annoying fade-in. The community should not be the one to fix what the service adds, especially when a vocal albeit lesser part of the community complains about it, undoubtedly with another minority that also is disappointed with changes however is most likely either lacking in communicative skills or motivation to complain.
1. "OMG IM SO FIRETRUCKING FAMOUS"
2. "I WANNA BE FAMOUS"
3. "I HAVE MORE FLAGS DAN U SCRUB IMMA BASH U WITH MEH TABLET & KEYBOARD M8"
4. "OMG SOMEONE VISITED MY PAGE HURR HURR I GOT AN ORGASM"
TL;DR
Flags are a pathetic way of saying "I'm famous" or "My stalkers, lol" rather than someone actually looking at your stats
I feel bad for you. I'm so, so sorry.Sonatora wrote:
Flag counters are a stupid way of saying a couple of thingsLewder wrote:
Flagcounter is a "nice" thing to have to people that care about it but it alone isn't near enough initiative to revert to the way things were.
What SHOULD be initiative to at least provide people the option to opt out is that the features added annoy a LOT of people, they break more than just redundant flag counters, and are offline a lot. Lazyloading, for example, gets a lot of complaints and relied on community support to fix what a notable amount of users considered unbearably annoying fade-in. The community should not be the one to fix what the service adds, especially when a vocal albeit lesser part of the community complains about it, undoubtedly with another minority that also is disappointed with changes however is most likely either lacking in communicative skills or motivation to complain.
1. "OMG IM SO FIRETRUCKING FAMOUS"
2. "I WANNA BE FAMOUS"
3. "I HAVE MORE FLAGS DAN U SCRUB IMMA BASH U WITH MEH TABLET & KEYBOARD M8"
4. "OMG SOMEONE VISITED MY PAGE HURR HURR I GOT AN ORGASM"
TL;DR
Flags are a pathetic way of saying "I'm famous" or "My stalkers, lol" rather than someone actually looking at your stats
https://i.ppy.sh/8909dc06dada9be780cd3b1144a0ed9ec1148c09/687474703a2f2f7075752e73682f396a7855742f356335646432666662322e706e67yay
Sonatora wrote:
Flag counters are a stupid way of saying a couple of thingsLewder wrote:
Flagcounter is a "nice" thing to have to people that care about it but it alone isn't near enough initiative to revert to the way things were.
What SHOULD be initiative to at least provide people the option to opt out is that the features added annoy a LOT of people, they break more than just redundant flag counters, and are offline a lot. Lazyloading, for example, gets a lot of complaints and relied on community support to fix what a notable amount of users considered unbearably annoying fade-in. The community should not be the one to fix what the service adds, especially when a vocal albeit lesser part of the community complains about it, undoubtedly with another minority that also is disappointed with changes however is most likely either lacking in communicative skills or motivation to complain.
1. "OMG IM SO FIRETRUCKING FAMOUS"
2. "I WANNA BE FAMOUS"
3. "I HAVE MORE FLAGS DAN U SCRUB IMMA BASH U WITH MEH TABLET & KEYBOARD M8"
4. "OMG SOMEONE VISITED MY PAGE HURR HURR I GOT AN ORGASM"
TL;DR
Flags are a pathetic way of saying "I'm famous" or "My stalkers, lol" rather than someone actually looking at your stats
Apparently the image proxy is hosted in New York, so you will only get one flag counter view per 24 hours (or whatever setting you have it on) from the US even if 500 people visit your profile in that time. I have confirmed this because I have a second flag counter for US regions, in which NY has climbed to #1 even though it only had like 3 viewers before this change.Cocaine dog wrote:
Adding my own problem even though it's probably mentioned;
Flag counter isn't working, it's only adding people from the US and I've had people from several regions check in if it works which it obviously doesn't..
Picture:
Halp
