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Thanks. I see that there's a way to use shared memory in PHP. Not sure how kosher that is, but I might play around with it. It would be very inconvenient to do in JS, since all the device communication is done server side, and has to be done server side due to networking limitations, and I'd have to have PHP dump the data to HTML, just so JS could grab it and dump it somewhere and send it right back in a request. I already do a bunch of that (without local caching) to make JS function and it's not the prettiest thing. No idea if this is how the pros do it, but it seems to work /shrug.

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– mmseng

2020-04-13 02:34:59 +00:00
Commented Apr 13, 2020 at 2:34

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