Lately I have been catching up on unfinished business that I always wanted to have done already, but there was always either other work, or I simply never got around to it for worse reasons, for example that I did not even feel like opening Visual Studio. Now I have found my second wind (and I hope it lasts): I work from morning till night and sleep about 5 hours a day.
The best part is that back when I slept 12 hours at night and another 6 hours during the day, I was so tired and yawned so much that my eyes were “watering nonstop“, and programming was really impossible. But enough of this silly rambling.
For once, my website also has a few purely static pages. These are the pages for all the bases, all the tanks, and a page with links to download more tracks. The rest of the pages are dynamic, mainly these 2: the Fan Club (every logged-in user can add themselves there, either with just their nickname or with their email as well, which they do not enter again; it is taken from the email they already provided during registration.
The second dynamic page is the results of matches against my brother. However, like an idiot, I put a line in Default.aspx that dropped and recreated the tables for this website. So I added those matches and boom, in the morning when I reloaded my website, everything was empty. But I learned my lesson, and never again will I put things like that into Default.aspx.
The problem was that I had deleted those records from my PC, and now the page looks pretty empty, and I hardly play with my brother anymore either. I worked on this website for almost 3 days straight.
The address is here: 👻 This link retired before it was even eligible for a pension.