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tomman
cyberlink.com/support-center/faq/content?id=21452 another document that should have been kept as a static webpage, but now thanks to the magic of JS FrameNotWorks™, it will render nothing but a blank page, and has NO FALLBACK
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tomman
(there is a noscript tag, whose sole contents is... Google trackers)
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tomman
(Relevant script errors: consumer of dynamic imports)
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mimasama
Hmm, publishing a webpage in SeaMonkey Composer via HTTP in the publishing address (instead of the usual FTP) doesn't seem to show any authorization or authentication credentials being sent in the HTTP PUT request, despite inputting a username and password in the publishing settings
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mimasama
I wonder if this is a known bug
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mimasama
(but then who even uses the Publish feature of Composer these days lol)
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frg_Away
mimasama Composer does not support authentication.
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nsITobin
I still think composer would be best utilized in today's age as a general purpose text, script, and document editor throw an export to docx from html .. add spell check and there you go
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nsITobin
Good morning #SeaMonkey
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nsITobin
of course I think a XUL hg/git client and file manager would be handy too
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tomman
oh god, CLOWNFLAREEEEE!!!
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tomman
their Turnstile shit is BROKEN again
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nsITobin
what now
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tomman
same deal: nothing renders
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tomman
...until I threat it with the inspector
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nsITobin
domi or devtools?
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tomman
devtools
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tomman
now that's quite a interesting interaction
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nsITobin
what does it do for you?
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nsITobin
cause i get no devtools fun when I visit
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tomman
In my case the checkbox doesn't render, but if I fire up devtools and inspect the place where the checkbox should render... it renders!
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tomman
and after a couple cycles of this, Turnstile lets me pass, and yes "my browser is secure"
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tomman
otherwise if I leave the browser alone, nothing will render, like, ever?
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nsITobin
is this still the same case as before that rom site?
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tomman
this time it got me at steamdb.info (which is broken on SM due to other reasons)
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tomman
but yeah, same Clownflare captcha
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nsITobin
in the toolkit js error console is there anything new "from DOM" besides media queries for the prefers-* and forced-colors queries
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frg_Away
Hi tomman nsITobin
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tomman
nsITobin: I see some hits for prefers-* and forced-colors:
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tomman
aside of that, nothing new
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tomman
hey frg_Away
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nsITobin
thanks tomman
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nsITobin
sup frg_Away
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tomman
also, some -moz-overlay-scrollbars "from DOM" hits, unsure if related or just noise
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nsITobin
We need a document or a bug to keep track of the clownflare saga
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nsITobin
So i was using windows 11 earlier
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nsITobin
it's a complete disaster, I open things up and its just a complete trainwreak everything new is in baby mode and everything old is visably rotting away look at MMC on Windows 11 and tell me it isn't digitally ROTTING
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frg_Away
nsITobin That is why I am on server. 11 is the worst and it will suceed because MS will force updates and new hardware won't run on 10 or older.
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nsITobin
SeaMonkey OS it is then lol
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nsITobin
frg_Away: what is the main difference between server 2019 and ltsc 2019?
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nsITobin
also isn't some software still server sku hostile?
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nsITobin
aside from server roles and its tech
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frg_Away
setup a bit different with server manager. Didn't notice much difference otherwise to Win 10 at this level. Never tried LTSC. I think MS blocks Office 365 and some software might choke but not the one I use. And there is always a vm where i can run it if needed.
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jonadab
Windows 8 and later is absolute garbage. IMO, the IT community should just collectively refuse to support it in any capacity whatsoever, like was done with OS/2 back in the day.
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frg_Away
Server 2022 is good till 2031 and is still usable too.
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frg_Away
OS/2 suffered from IBMities. It was great but IBM destroyed it as usual.
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frg_Away
Windows 8.1 with Open Shell menu is decent. Some quirks but not as bad as 10
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frg_Away
wrt OS/2 IBM had tons of internal ews software available. Like EPM, Theseus/2 and other stuff. Some if this only trickled back into Warp 4 but most is now buried and forgotten. I will never again buy anything IBM.
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jonadab
I wasn't implying that OS/2 was actually bad; people refused to support it mostly because it was _different_ and didn't have enough users to justify it.
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jonadab
And yes, IBM supported it internally, but when the rest of the community washes their hands of you, your OS tends to go the way of VMS.
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jonadab
Your selling points don't matter if you're not compatible with anybody's anything.
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frg_Away
It was bundled with PCs with not enough memory and this gave it a bad taste too. There were other issues but mostly I blame IBM.
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jonadab
But my point was that if IT people collectively stick to their guns and go "I'm not supporting that" more or less in unison, the system will go away.
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jonadab
Everyone's afraid to do that with 8/10/11 because MS is pushing it, but eh.
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frg_Away
It was fun to run on the first dual Pentium boards but my installation is now in a vm and the hardware in the attic.
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frg_Away
joadab it is basically nobody gets fired by buying MS these days :)
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jonadab
Not directly. But ask Delta what happens when software that you shouldn't have relied on, has problems you can't fix.
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nsITobin
Windows 2021 is too broken for my key old crap
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nsITobin
2019 is borderline
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nsITobin
my entire graphic design capability is based on a specific build of Corel Paint Shop Pro XI gimp nor photoshop can replace
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nsITobin
completely
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nsITobin
jonadab: kinda like that
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nsITobin
i'd go back to jasc psp 9 but most of my stuff is in the newer format and newer psp is utter garbage
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nsITobin
and why? cause I wanted.. soft blur
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nsITobin
frg_Away: well either they learned to keep their opinions to them selves or they think windows 11 is great by this point
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frg_Away
nsITobin have you tried a vm? Unless really needs gfx hardware acceleration it should be good
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nsITobin
Well not with kvm its unuseable .. i can use vmware but i need to patch the kernel modules again and I am convinced vmware is reaching the end of its stability
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nsITobin
virtualbox just kills the entire system bus and cripples my system on linux..
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nsITobin
because it takes out the network stack
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nsITobin
I need to get switched over to el9 on here but el9 doesn't have everything I need and what little is in epel is broken or partial
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nsITobin
so it means i have to build that stuff my self
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nsITobin
then once I have that i can use vmware and things should be generally.. fine
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a-865
really would be awesome to have download list include timestamps like it used to and
ftp.mozilla.org/pub/firefox still does
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nsITobin
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nsITobin
?
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nsITobin
btw standalone grub is best grub
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nsITobin
i am installing rocky9 from a centos disk and a kickstart wonder if it will work
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nsITobin
it worked.. but gnome-menus is not compatable with openbox had to fudge in fc redhat-menus which work and same as fedora uses.. i have no compositor no file manager no gpu fan control basically system is wide open more or less
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nsITobin
fastcompmgr doesn't prevent screentearing..
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a-865
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a-865
or the https version
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nsITobin
likely cause they are updated more often.. just look at the infotext
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nsITobin
these listings are being generated they are not apache autoindexes tho
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a-865
the original ftp listings were the best
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nsITobin
but I am not familar with a lot of sm's current infrastructure
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a-865
what is "infotext"?
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nsITobin
or the json
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nsITobin
the json has a build id
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nsITobin
speaking of.. hey the frg_Away have you considered getting some mirroring with the opensource mirror networks like mozilla used to have and many distros still do or do they want monitary funds these days
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frg_Away
a-865 download manager has start and end time or what do you mean?
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frg_Away
nsITobin I didn't even look at it. No time. I am leaving all the server stuff to ewong IanN_Away and WG9s. Just fiddling with the Windows build server now and then.
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a-865
I don't know anything about download manager. I use only wget from the download directory for downloading anything. What I'm looking for is the ftp list of available packages to download to tell me when they were put there, just like file listings always used to be..
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nsITobin
frg_Away: how much did we loose with the places transition?
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nsITobin
rather jsdownloads
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nsITobin
cause jsdownloads literally wasn't as rich of an interface least originally
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frg_Away
a-865 sorry I misread. I still see the timestamps. Unfortunately the initial ones got lost during the move.
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frg_Away
nsITobin not much I think. There was so much broken stuff like purge with dates and sorting.
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a-865
frg_Away: on the windows directory URL from nsITobin, timestamps are present, but not on Linux URL I pasted
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frg_Away
I a claning out the remains of the old sync api whenever find the time
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a-865
I knew the originals were lost :(
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frg_Away
a-865 looks like a glitch ewong needs to look at. The index.html seems to be bad
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nsITobin
why are they generated anyway and not just autoindex?
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nsITobin
or just how Mozilla had it when they went aws
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frg_Away
nsITobin azure don't ask me...
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nsITobin
that explains it ;)
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nsITobin
anyway a-865 I am sure these minor issues can be resolved over time the main thing is they are up and available
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nsITobin
like the holy cross-reference or mystical keeper of history and memory the logbot
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frg_Away
As far as I know ewong needs to generate the index every time for a new release. This release was a bit different because of so many build changes and suspect an error crept in.
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nsITobin
got picom fudged in until I can compile it.. but yeah to fully switch over to Rocky IX i have several components to compile
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frg_Away
nighty night
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nsITobin
rest well
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nsITobin
hi tonymec|away
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nsITobin
you run the linux.. which distro works best for you?