6d ago

I'm working on a website, what do you think so far?

127.0.0.1

(yes, this is a shitpost)

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This just brings up my Jellyfin server. How did you hack my Jellyfin server!?
- Very carefully.
If those vibe coders could read they'd be very upset.
We have website at home.
- There's no place like 127.0.0.1
you should really enable https support, the internet is a dangerous place
- Ok, here you go: https://127.0.0.1/ (self-signed for now)
  
  Great job!
Looking great! Im also making something like that!
you copied my shit
- No, you copied mine. I posted it first.
  /joke
  
  Thank you for the closing /joke tag. Without it, I would not have known this was indeed a joke. I would have been incensed!
HEY STOP HACKING ME!!!!
- No.
Wow it loads so fast!
It keeps asking me for my password. Can you guys try? Admin / Hunter2
- All I see is *******
  
  Huh. I'm clearly typing hunter2
- It didn't work for me, perhaps because I'm not a guy 🙃
  
  Ah yeah that's probably the problem. Haha
Looks good, but can you make it so that it still looks the same when I turn off Javascript?
- Off? Why would you want to turn it off? Javascript is objectively the best thing to ever happen to the web, it's a perfect language with absolutely no problems whatsoever. If anything, you should want more of it.
  /heavy-sarcasm
no rule 0/10 /j
I dont get it, all I'm seeing here is an index page of hardcore porn. Quite a few familiar ones here too
Better than 90% of shit on the modern web. Keep up the good work!
You forgot the :9999
- Maybe shouldn't say this but I always change my router port to 666. Every time I have to change something about how my router works it's like entering hell.
  
  As long as you don't expose it to the internet, I see no issues what port number you use tbh
- Why would I host it on such a weird port number? 🙃
nsfw:
https://github.com/stashapp/stash/tree/develop/docker/build/x86_64
- So... it's a folder called "Received Faxes", but with extra steps?
  
  Except it also allows you to view your faxes remotely/easily from any web enabled device. I have it setup so that my thousands of faxes are available on my phone when needed and doesn't require jumping through all kinds of hoops or using local storage.
  
  Depends how many faxes you receive

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