Modified the Greetings Window to download things from the Cloudflare CDN, instead of relying on the assets cache.
Reasons:
CDN is faster and better for world wide (Aussie) users.
IE caches these files in the background. Since they're static, this will mean faster loading times even if BYOND deletes the BYOND cache (since IE cache and BYOND cache are separate).
If other UI frameworks do the same, we cut down on the initial transfer and load times A LOT by sharing the same cached and CDN-d resources.
What it says on the tin.
IPIntel and BYOND account age relating panic bunker settings from TG. Also implements methods for potentially tagging VM users. Ontop of all of this, creates a spiffy UI for admins with R_SERVER to adjust the settings of the entire suite at runtime.
changes:
Replaces some instances of Baystation 12 with Aurorastation.
Brings the README up-to-date with current SQL setup.
Removed mentions to non-existent IRC channel.
Updated changelog template to properly credit title image.
Replaced bay website links with aurora equivalents.
Re-adds IPC APC feeding
Removes more of the horror that is type paths in text strings when they don't have to be there :ree:
Fix a bunch of lore blurbs
SQL saving is fixededed
Mark-up REGEX now requires whitespace or line ending/starts between tokens. It doesn't grab tokens surrounded by non-whitespace characters.
Updated the server greeting to only updated saved hashes if a user actively clicks on a tab.
C4 now forces old system for itself, due to raisins.
Admin verb to toggle between global default explosion type. One round only. Requires R_DEBUG or R_SERVER, is hideable.
Refactors the Server Greeting datum to do majority of the processing clientside. No longer will we be holding massive spans of text in memory, and looking over them for shits and giggles.
The idea is to consolidate all of the spam that you see on the lower right panel into one concrete, semi-persistent pop-up window. Utilizing bootstrap, it'll show you a neat welcome screen, the message of the day, staff memos (if accessible), and a personalized set of notifications. The system is set up for easy future expansion, as well.