01:50:36 GMT <strayArch> Why is it that in the py-redis api the delete method doesn't accept patterns?
01:51:10 GMT <truthadjustr> which is faster when adding elements, a SET or a LIST ?!
09:58:11 GMT <minus> strayArch: because DEL doesn't accept patterns
18:37:30 GMT <Ichy_> Heyo! Is it insecure to make a key with concatenating? like "SET user:" + user_id + " john"?
18:42:50 GMT <Ichy_> ...?
18:44:21 GMT <minus> depends
18:45:37 GMT <Ichy_> on what?
18:45:52 GMT <minus> on what's your client
18:46:01 GMT <Ichy_> redis-rs
18:46:37 GMT <minus> if you're not building the command as string you're fine
18:47:21 GMT <Ichy_> so if i use the high level API im fine?
18:47:39 GMT <minus> i'm fairly certain
18:49:35 GMT <minus> http://redis.io/topics/protocol#sending-commands-to-a-redis-server
18:49:54 GMT <minus> arguments are length-prefixed
18:51:32 GMT <minus> so unless the client lib does build a string out of the command (see the 'inline commands' section) it is safe
18:51:59 GMT <minus> what are you building with rust, if i may ask?
18:55:42 GMT <Ichy_> a game
18:55:47 GMT <Ichy_> a multiplayer one
18:58:28 GMT <minus> cool, what's the use case for redis in it?
18:59:30 GMT <Ichy_> accounts / map storing and im looking into pub/sub
19:00:51 GMT <minus> keep in mind redis keeps everything you store in memory
19:01:28 GMT <Ichy_> pub/sub info toow
19:01:31 GMT <Ichy_> ?*
19:02:38 GMT <minus> ah, no
19:02:56 GMT <minus> but there is a buffer for every connected client
19:03:29 GMT <Ichy_> im discussing pub/sub vs websockets
19:03:47 GMT <minus> are you having remote clients directly connect to redis?
19:04:50 GMT <Ichy_> ohhhhh, didn't think about that
19:05:08 GMT <Ichy_> Now that i think about it, probably better to use websockets
19:05:19 GMT <Ichy_> Maybe pub/sub for transmitting info beetwen servers?
19:07:09 GMT <minus> hard to say without knowing what architecture you have in mind
19:07:18 GMT <minus> generally of course: the simpler the better
19:08:38 GMT <minus> map downloads for example i'd use HTTP for
19:09:19 GMT <Ichy_> thing is
19:09:26 GMT <Ichy_> the map may change each tick
19:10:32 GMT <Ichy_> for example, a tile in a room(map) may have a structure being built in it
19:11:09 GMT <minus> sounds like a MMORPG
19:11:59 GMT <minus> that's a different story then, i guess
19:12:53 GMT <minus> streaming chunks of the map through your normal game connection would be one option i guess
19:17:19 GMT <Ichy_> MMORTS, actually