<StephenLynx> because I might have figured a solution for multi-language support.
<mona> :D
<StephenLynx> but is not pretty.
<StephenLynx> I could store /board/res/1.html and then /board/res/1.html-jp
<StephenLynx> and use a 302 to redirect from the first to the second.
<StephenLynx> so you would have quite a number of redirects all over the place.
<mona> can it be 1.jp.html ?
<StephenLynx> no
<mona> ;T___T
<StephenLynx> hm
<StephenLynx> let me think.
<StephenLynx> I think it could, actually.
<StephenLynx> but it would be a little slower.
<StephenLynx> since I would have to check the mime to get the extension and then add the token in the middle.
<StephenLynx> while if I were to add to the end I would just append
<StephenLynx> I read about vary
<Space_> LazyLynx strinkes again :^)
<StephenLynx> and you CAN use cookies on it. but only the whole thing.
<StephenLynx> kek is not laziness, is efficiency.
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<Space_> tbh we're all lazy
<StephenLynx> nigga, get fucked :v
<StephenLynx> so
<StephenLynx> its either renaming the files and throwing 302s out of the ass.
<StephenLynx> or using the whole cookies for it.
<StephenLynx> which would fuck endchan's shit up
<StephenLynx> since they are grossly abusing cookies instead of using localstorage.
<Space_> but people usually have cookies off though
<StephenLynx> lol no
<StephenLynx> very few people turn cookies off.
<StephenLynx> since its absence breaks many things.
<StephenLynx> way more than js
<mona> you can fuck my shit up ;))))
<StephenLynx> in a scenario where the front-end isn't raping cookies, using vary:cookie wouldn't be so bad.
<StephenLynx> either the user is logged and will keep hitting its cache
<StephenLynx> or he isn't logged
<StephenLynx> and the same will occur.
<StephenLynx> regardless, it would increase cache rebuild times geometrically.
<StephenLynx> but
<StephenLynx> I am not grossly against the idea
<StephenLynx> however, I'd like to see it done on the front-end before.
<StephenLynx> and see if it would suffice.
<StephenLynx> if it doesn't, then I'd put it in the engine.
<StephenLynx> it would be the difference between opening a tunnel and leveling a mountain.