Tickets! oh boy!

I just noticed it on phacility, you could probably get the same affect by changing the policy on all applications to require users be in a certain group.
Like everyone at a company can login and view, but only those in a specific group can do anything.

Looks like its not JS related, disabled JS and the issue persisted, disabled CSS, works.

This happens on Phortune Orders and Subscriptions as well.

Fancy

Anyone think there should be a lint for this?

I think we need to compare the upsides/downsides to this, for example, memory-wise, which can handle more connections concurrently on the same amount of ram, from what I understand, this is where NodeJS excels (using less ram for more connections), (I may be wrong)

That works as-well, just something to indicate they don't have access

The site doesn't work at all with mysql down (and it doesn't look pretty
either)

Just ran into this