If the system BSODs, you have no way of getting to the event log without restarting and successfully booting into the OS again.
That is a strictly worse system than displaying BSOD information right away, which lets you diagnose it immediately, it's a downgrade, which is what this entire thread is about.
Is there a manual for Jai, or some info on how it compares with other languages? I find it hard to find resources on it - there's no Wikipedia page, and my web searches list some videos and random github projects?
Good advice if you're not using the default PHP session settings, but using default settings this means sessions can't be created. At best, that means no-one can log-in. At worst, it completely breaks the site (for those that depend on sessions even for unauthenticated users).
CREATE TABLE passwords (
email VARCHAR(MAX),
password VARCHAR(20) UNIQUE -- unique passwords are more secure.
-- NOTE: "20" here because we used to use SHA1 hashes
-- but there was an issue with storing binary in CP437
-- so we just renamed the field.
)
I also accepted the inverted/standout mode, and that was actually the only slightly tricky part due to my very limited knowledge of modern CSS: in the end, I just settled on generating additional 32 classes for the inverted mode specifically. It probably could be done with CSS's local variables more elegantly, but eh.
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