IGABMS wrote:

GuitarGuyPlayz wrote:

xouzouris wrote:

GuitarGuyPlayz wrote:

Codingland wrote:

GuitarGuyPlayz wrote:

I wish CodingLand (THE FLIPPIN OWNER) would be more active, he is less active than random people that look at the forums lol

I am reading this right now and I am working on a project on the slowest computer in the universe

Oof, what a Chromebook? Thats what I use when my mom is using her Windows 10. ITS SO SLOW. I don't work on projects on there.

The school laptop takes about 15 seconds to open the windows menu.

My school laptop is my Chromebook (what I am using right now) My Windows 10 is my moms and is way faster!

Do you have lots of tests? Everyone here is in 5th grade and they have tons of tests.

IGABMS wrote:

GuitarGuyPlayz wrote:

xouzouris wrote:

GuitarGuyPlayz wrote:

Codingland wrote:

GuitarGuyPlayz wrote:

I wish CodingLand (THE FLIPPIN OWNER) would be more active, he is less active than random people that look at the forums lol

I am reading this right now and I am working on a project on the slowest computer in the universe

Oof, what a Chromebook? Thats what I use when my mom is using her Windows 10. ITS SO SLOW. I don't work on projects on there.

The school laptop takes about 15 seconds to open the windows menu.

My school laptop is my Chromebook (what I am using right now) My Windows 10 is my moms and is way faster!

Do you have lots of tests? Everyone here is in 5th grade and they have tons of tests.

Codingland wrote:

xouzouris wrote:

Codingland wrote:

xouzouris wrote:

IGABMS wrote:

What? So you mean you can have a website for less than two seconds?

YES!!!! That's what I have been saying! Everyone stores their website on a LOCAL variable!!!!! Then when they get a request it uploads, then when they recieve confirmation it was received it deleted!!!!!

Oh so if you leave the project, will the website go down?

Well then there would be almost no sites and even though I am trash at the cloud reading it means there will be more storage in the cloud, That space could be used for games and pictures witch with the current system would overload our storage. Also on June 9th and forward I will be more active because it will be my summer break.

Well that's why I'm telling you that we need a central computer to store websites.

Ok, So here is what I understand. There is a central computer that gives data to a user's computer. When the User leaves the data is sent back so the user doesn't use data if no one is on. Sites that are not visited are shutdown and therefore are not using any data. The central computer is basically running the entire thing

Codingland wrote:

IGABMS wrote:

GuitarGuyPlayz wrote:

xouzouris wrote:

GuitarGuyPlayz wrote:

Codingland wrote:

GuitarGuyPlayz wrote:

I wish CodingLand (THE FLIPPIN OWNER) would be more active, he is less active than random people that look at the forums lol

I am reading this right now and I am working on a project on the slowest computer in the universe

Oof, what a Chromebook? Thats what I use when my mom is using her Windows 10. ITS SO SLOW. I don't work on projects on there.

The school laptop takes about 15 seconds to open the windows menu.

My school laptop is my Chromebook (what I am using right now) My Windows 10 is my moms and is way faster!

Do you have lots of tests? Everyone here is in 5th grade and they have tons of tests.

Yeah, we have a mountain of tests
But anyways…

xouzouris wrote:

IGABMS wrote:

What? So you mean you can have a website for less than two seconds?

YES!!!! That's what I have been saying! Everyone stores their website on a LOCAL variable!!!!! Then when they get a request it uploads, then when they recieve confirmation it was received it deleted!!!!!

Oh so if you leave the project, will the website go down?

Codingland wrote:

kkidslogin wrote:

Codingland wrote:

Real_WeBino wrote:

Codingland wrote:

Real_WeBino wrote:

Is this an OS? If not and it's a browser, then if you want it on an OS (which will hopefully one day be scripted on Visual Studio Code and added to HP, Dell, and chromebooks learn more here: Discover OS Forum)
I will be happy to add it

Ahh, we do need an OS to host and Run scratchedia

Sorry the OS is cancelled…

oh, okay

I can help getting it on GalacticaOS (I'm in that collab)

That is great

kkidslogin wrote:

xouzouris wrote:

IGABMS wrote:

What? So you mean you can have a website for less than two seconds?

YES!!!! That's what I have been saying! Everyone stores their website on a LOCAL variable!!!!! Then when they get a request it uploads, then when they recieve confirmation it was received it deleted!!!!!

Oh so if you leave the project, will the website go down?

Yes. That is how my Simple Scratchedia works.

Codingland wrote:

kkidslogin wrote:

Codingland wrote:

Real_WeBino wrote:

Codingland wrote:

Real_WeBino wrote:

Is this an OS? If not and it's a browser, then if you want it on an OS (which will hopefully one day be scripted on Visual Studio Code and added to HP, Dell, and chromebooks learn more here: Discover OS Forum)
I will be happy to add it

Ahh, we do need an OS to host and Run scratchedia

Sorry the OS is cancelled…

oh, okay

I can help getting it on GalacticaOS (I'm in that collab)

That is great

NP

xouzouris wrote:

Codingland wrote:

xouzouris wrote:

Codingland wrote:

xouzouris wrote:

IGABMS wrote:

What? So you mean you can have a website for less than two seconds?

YES!!!! That's what I have been saying! Everyone stores their website on a LOCAL variable!!!!! Then when they get a request it uploads, then when they recieve confirmation it was received it deleted!!!!!

Oh so if you leave the project, will the website go down?

Well then there would be almost no sites and even though I am trash at the cloud reading it means there will be more storage in the cloud, That space could be used for games and pictures witch with the current system would overload our storage. Also on June 9th and forward I will be more active because it will be my summer break.

Well that's why I'm telling you that we need a central computer to store websites.

Ok, So here is what I understand. There is a central computer that gives data to a user's computer. When the User leaves the data is sent back so the user doesn't use data if no one is on. Sites that are not visited are shutdown and therefore are not using any data. The central computer is basically running the entire thing

Well, the central computer part is still undecided. I think we should have a central computer as it would be much more convenient, and I happen to have a Raspberry Pi lying around that we could use as the server (central computer).

NILL_GAMES10 wrote:

IMPORTANT SO READ:
to make everyone happy, lets just make a scratch version and then make one on a site

xouzouris wrote:

NILL_GAMES10 wrote:

IMPORTANT SO READ:
to make everyone happy, lets just make a scratch version and then make one on a site

I agree

GuitarGuyPlayz wrote:

xouzouris wrote:

NILL_GAMES10 wrote:

IMPORTANT SO READ:
to make everyone happy, lets just make a scratch version and then make one on a site

I agree

Also agreed

GuitarGuyPlayz wrote:

Btw is there anything I can do?

xouzouris wrote:

GuitarGuyPlayz wrote:

Btw is there anything I can do?

Hmm… Codingland will decide, but I suggest that (since we are kind of full of participants) you might be interested in becoming a moderator.

xMysticalCoder wrote:

can i work on smth?

xouzouris wrote:

101Corp wrote:

xouzouris wrote:

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