[turb_]

Please be aware that there is a thread called "Post your websites!" - consider whether your post fits better there instead.

h2ooooooo posted:

Working on my Flash game..

Updated graphics now. Old graphics:



New graphics:




More screenshots (media tagged, as there's no need to clog up the thread as much):
http://www.jalsoedesign.net/garnageextreme/screenshot2.jpghttp://www.jalsoedesign.net/garnageextreme/screenshot4.jpghttp://www.jalsoedesign.net/garnageextreme/screenshot5.jpghttp://www.jalsoedesign.net/garnageextreme/screenshot6.jpghttp://www.jalsoedesign.net/garnageextreme/screenshot7.jpghttp://www.jalsoedesign.net/garnageextreme/screenshot8.jpghttp://www.jalsoedesign.net/garnageextreme/screenshot9.jpghttp://www.jalsoedesign.net/garnageextreme/screenshot10.jpghttp://www.jalsoedesign.net/garnageextreme/screenshot11.jpg

andersonmat posted:

:hf::hf:

Edited:

gmfiles Update News:

I've finished every major aspect of the site and it's usefulness, there are a few other minor details I'll be working with and refining.

Home Page:

File List:

File Page

User Page

Searching

Upload

File Editing


Anyways, should be up by mid January. :P

ddrl46 posted:

a2h posted:

Login screen for my CMS:

Hexxeh posted:

http://screencast.com/t/NzQxOGE1

Going pretty well.

turb_ posted:

Just finished the homepage mockup for the resurrection of OpenPeer (I already spoke to compwhizii about doing this, and he said it was cool)



http://charliesomerville.com/openpeer

turb_ posted:

Here's a lovely retoast of my Mandelbrot webpage:



http://charliesomerville.com/mandelbrot/

Currently it's zoomed upto 4x, but I'm running the renderer as a background process (you can keep an eye here: http://charliesomerville.com/mandelbrot/csmgen.txt) which will bring the zoom level upto 8x at 1,024 iterations.

turb_ posted:

Redoing AnyHub in ASP.NET because the current PHP codebase is utter shit (I'll post the source once I've changed over)

Anyway, andersonmat was kind enough to design the background for me. I did the content area in the middle though :3:

a2h posted:

Redoing single ticket view



Edited:

Uh ignore the line on the bottom of the image

Mallow posted:

As of late, spending any amount of significant time in front of the computer is a burden on the mind and body. For the most part, I've set aside my desire to create and have committed to the process of simplifying everything I come in contact with. Your credit card agreements and tax documents are damn near uninterpretable. Unfortunately, the web world shares much of those nuances; things are unnecessarily complicated. There are far too many new designers who specialize in the art of unorganized eye-fucking.

If you're currently pursuing a career in design, I implore you to go back to basics.

Anyways, here's a quick five minute mock-up created for a family member:

turb_ posted:

Added upload via email support to AnyHub for premium users.

Premium hasn't been released yet, but you can buy your way into the beta for US$5. :)

h2ooooooo posted:

Still working on Flashickr


http://flashickr.jalsoedesign.net


---------------

Also working on my site.
Includes a simple design
Includes physics (click and/or drag the letters on the top, and smash them into eachother, spacebar resets (uses Box2D)


Mouse over expands item


Showing off grabbing of text


The letters falling down, after being thrown into eachother. Of course the middle is part of the physics as well!


Piling up letters


Proof that the physics work with the menu items tweening

http://www.jalsoedesign.net/main_new.php

a2h posted:

Working on an... experiment. With images, CSS3 and JavaScript.

Version 1

[a2h]

:awesome: posted:

thats funny, i posted a fake ticket like an hour ago after browsing your blog and seeing the link

"Fake"? Not like the demo site is serious anyway

That reminds me, I should upload my new code to the demo site...

[Wipmuck]

Holy shit, we filled up that thread already?

[a2h]

Wipmuck posted:

Holy shit, we filled up that thread already?

It's more like holy shit, we finally filled up that thread?

I mean, look at how fast the programming one goes

[:awesome:]

to bad i will never make anything worthy of the OP :saddowns:


also the honor of having the last post in V1 :patriot:

[Maccabee]

Well I just got finished making two sites for a guy. We're a pretty good team. He does the designs, send me a psd and I code it. He's a really popular guy, a musician, graphic designer and has a photography business with a friend so I'm once people see who made his site, It will jump start my freelance web design stuff.

[:awesome:]

Maccabee posted:

Well I just got finished making two sites for a guy. We're a pretty good team. He does the designs, send me a psd and I code it. He's a really popular guy, a musician, graphic designer and has a photography business with a friend so I'm once people see who made his site, It will jump start my freelance web design stuff.

screenshots or a url or something?

[Maccabee]

:awesome: posted:

screenshots or a url or something?

Edited:

The fonts will probably look different because he wanted to use Century Gothic but he doesn't really understand that if someone else doesn't have the font installed they won't see it.

[:awesome:]

Maccabee posted:

Edited:

The fonts will probably look different because he wanted to use Century Gothic but he doesn't really understand that if someone else doesn't have the font installed they won't see it.

for the blog you should host the background image on something other than imgkk since your stealing their bandwidth, also maybe make it smaller rather than the 1920px image

Edited:

Maccabee posted:

Edited:

The fonts will probably look different because he wanted to use Century Gothic but he doesn't really understand that if someone else doesn't have the font installed they won't see it.

http://www.qodo.co.uk/blog/re-introd...ace-css-rules/

[Bellmanator]

Ugh, what would be the best way to create a login system?

Using cookies is too insecure and time consuming, and sessions are only temporary (as far as I know). :frown:

[Crhem van der B]

Just use sessions, they last long enough for most things... Otherwise use cookies like all sites.

[-[ Fizzadar ]-]

Cookies are far easier. Store a authkey and their username (not their password though, even if hashed). So the password is only used on the login form, after that you check them against IP, and the authkey/username combo in their cookies. Prevents people stealing passwords via cookies (even if hashed, hashing only slows an attack), and prevents session stealing by checking the IP.

I've literally just coded all that for Mod Outlet, doesn't take long, ~30 minutes for full login/logout, coding slowly.

[a2h]

-[ Fizzadar ]- posted:

Cookies are far easier. Store a authkey and their username (not their password though, even if hashed). So the password is only used on the login form, after that you check them against IP, and the authkey/username combo in their cookies. Prevents people stealing passwords via cookies (even if hashed, hashing only slows an attack), and prevents session stealing by checking the IP.

I've literally just coded all that for Mod Outlet, doesn't take long, ~30 minutes for full login/logout, coding slowly.

Wait so how exactly do authkeys work? Might change mintypublish and bugspray's auth systems to use that

[turb_]

Basically you have a DB table with an authkey, user ID, and possibly expiry or IP address.

On every request, you grab the incoming authkey and UID and look it up in the database. If a row is returned, it's valid. You might want to check that the expiry (if present) hasn't passed and that the IP in the DB is exactly or within a /24 block of the REMOTE_ADDR.

The authkey is just a random value generated on login. On .NET you could use Guid.NewGuid(), I dunno about PHP

[Bellmanator]

How would I check for the IP :3:

[turb_]

$_server['remote_addr']

[Bellmanator]

Took me about 30 minutes to get the cookie system and auth IDs set up. I'm a slow coder..

Now all thats left is getting the whole website to check to see if everything matches up correctly.

Edited:

Just got most of it working. :fuckyou:

[-[ Fizzadar ]-]

Yeah the auth key simply means you don't store the users password hash in a cookie, because potentially it can be stolen/password broken.

It also has the advantage of the fact you can force-logout a user by removing their authkey in the database.

Currently in Mod Outlet I'm not checking on every page load, I'm only checking login where needed, because otherwise it's a waste of a database query/connection. So if you add your own logged in cookie, the site will tell you you're logged in. Of course, if you try to do something that actually requires login, it'll tell you to fuck off.

[Bellmanator]

-snip-

Forget it.

[r4nk_]

Lol geocities edition made me laugh my arse off, glad I checked this thread.

[a2h]

r4nk_ posted:

Lol geocities edition made me laugh my arse off, glad I checked this thread.

Is it me or does my banner looks kind-of weird sitting below the Geocities edition stuff :raise:

[:awesome:]

a2h posted:

Is it me or does my banner looks kind-of weird sitting below the Geocities edition stuff :raise:

yeah he's right. remove a2h's and it will be just right
:mmmsmug:

[Crhem van der B]

How come there is no "Geocities edition" in the title?

[a2h]

Crhem van der B posted:

How come there is no "Geocities edition" in the title?

I said "Geocities edition" after the thread was made (I think) while talking with turby

[Crhem van der B]

Ah, I see. Oh well. At least the OP (not -er, just post) is good.

Also, posted my latest project in the last version of this thread, but nobody responded:

http://cf.cremboville.co.cc/index.php

Some advices what to do next would be nice (Active users doesn't work yet).
Actually, any comment would be nice...

[Marlamin]

OP looks great! Good job, turb_ and a2h.

How instead of showing what I am working on, I'm wondering what I should work on. :saddowns:

[a2h]

Marlamin posted:

OP looks great! Good job, turb_.

http://www.facepunch.com/showpost.ph...postcount=1999 :saddowns:

[mikkeljuhl]

Working on a CMS using the CodeIgniter framework, nothing big though.

[Marlamin]

a2h posted:

http://www.facepunch.com/showpost.ph...postcount=1999 :saddowns:

I'm sorry. :smith:

[turb_]

Implemented load balancing for AnyHub.

When a user requests a file from the normal URL (http://anyhub.net/file/***), it picks a random mirror and redirects the user to that file's URL on the mirror (http://mirX.anyhub.net/***/***)

If the mirror doesn't have that file, it starts downloading via FTP from the main server and simultaneously streams the file both to the user and onto the hard disk of the mirror.

When I add another mirror, it'll just be a simple tweak to let the mirrors download files they don't have off each other, speeding things up even more.

Here's a purdy network diagram of the current setup:

[Erp]

This is to the above posts where you were talking about cookie auth.

Don't query the database every time the page loads to check if the cookie is valid though. With lots of users it can potentially slow stuff down. When a user logs in, set cookies with username and hash key (maybe part of their password, some numbers, etc.) and a session key with their username (and if needed, their user id). Then when you are checking if the user exists, check session first, if there is no session keys then check cookies. Then if a cookie is set, check that against your database and then set the session username (and user id). It really speeds things up instead of querying the database each time a user loads a page.

[h2ooooooo]

My projects twice in the OP? That'd be the first time for a WAYWO thread! Thanks! :)

Edited:

As to my game, it's stood still for quite a while, but recently started again. Added some more graphics, a menu, and fixed plenty of bugs.

(The menu isn't always blurry like this. It blurs every 10th second through a little cycle that takes about a second)


New grass added (images instead of vector, due to resource use), and a texture on the green.


Car gets dark when it explodes, and has smoke emitting out of it.

[Bellmanator]

Apparently cookies don't like different directories in your website.

Think I should try setrawcookie() :ohdear:

[jaybuz]

You guys might be interested in my state-of-the-art login system:

<?php
function isAdmin($name, $access, $cookies = true)
{
    $acc['admin'] = 'test';
    
    $nameC = isset($_COOKIE['name']) ? $_COOKIE['name'] : false;
    $accessC = isset($_COOKIE['access']) ? $_COOKIE['access'] : false;
    
    if ($cookies)
    {
        if (($nameC && $accessC) && md5($acc[$nameC]) == $accessC)
            return true;
        else
            return false;
    }
    else
    {
        if (($name && $access) && $acc[$name] == $access)
            return true;
        else
            return false;
    }
}
?>

[compwhizii]

I haven't been really working on anything (besides something for garry) due to exams. Sorry.

[h2ooooooo]

Why is your MD5 function @'ed? Why would it fail, and even if it does, you should add some error handling instead of just ignoring it.

[jaybuz]

h2ooooooo posted:

Why is your MD5 function @'ed? Why would it fail, and even if it does, you should add some error handling instead of just ignoring it.

Better?

[cas97]

My friend asked me why his site wasn't working and if I could fix it up for him.
It was one big jpg and he was positioning divs over it, among CSS errors and other problems
So I fixed it up, and for once, something I made isn't terrible

[:awesome:]

[cas97]

cool gif, I was taking stuff from tf2 and tf2maps' websites while I was making it, so now I'm moving them to mine