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nsITobin
Good morning #SeaMonkey
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frg_Away
nsITobin hi
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nsITobin
what's new
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frg_Away
2.53.20b1 done.
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nsITobin
yay, what
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nsITobin
what's new in 2.53.20b1?
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nsITobin
lol
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frg_Away
Not much for webcompat. Basically the current 2.53.21b1 pre. Just needed fixes and more groudwork. Till I finish wip still frustarting with ne site.
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nsITobin
you mentioned you were gonna hard commit a lot into the hg repo from the queue
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frg_Away
Linux system requirements are picked up from Rocky 8 so not sure if IanN_Away wants to redo it on Cent OS 7
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frg_Away
nsITobin done about 1100 patch less in the queue.
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frg_Away
^patches
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nsITobin
uhh
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nsITobin
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nsITobin
that doesn't look right
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nsITobin
where's the REST of it?!
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nsITobin
WEBTOOLS IS GONE
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nsITobin
the sync server
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nsITobin
mxr
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nsITobin
the WEAVE sync server
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nsITobin
and keyserver
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frg_Away
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nsITobin
all the side repos are gona
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frg_Away
and the other stuff probably gone or not exposed here.
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nsITobin
ldap
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nsITobin
dom inspector
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nsITobin
venkman
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nsITobin
... and I don't HAVE the bundles
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nsITobin
it's not on their github org
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frg_Away
domi history is in our repo
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nsITobin
i don't think my hg repo contains said history.. I DO have a VERSION of the MXR repo with history but its archived away somewhere and also accidently has a now non-important credental accidently commited to it.. so i guess least I have that if I can find it..
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nsITobin
my git repo*
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nsITobin
well on my closed down gogs instance thereisonlyxul has been duitfully syncing commits and producing an activity log ;)
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nsITobin
nope my git repo for inspector does not have hg history
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nsITobin
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nsITobin
least I have this
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nsITobin
MCP had the weave-keyserver but neither of us have the python weave server impl just the PHP one.
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nsITobin
we've also lost the htmlparser hg repo
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nsITobin
so have to do it by bug instead of by need
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nsITobin
checked the FORMER BinOC RPMO org at
repo.palemoon.org/robinson-crusoe most of my old repos are hidden away and a few of those should have been removed or made private by a former hostile agreement.. there is a lot more on RPMO that was archived from Mozilla because it was me who did it but none of it is exposed anymore and i doubt THEY are disposed to let any project let alone me have any advantage.
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nsITobin
though the large GRAVEYARD was on github
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nsITobin
gone now
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nsITobin
i mean its not THAT critically important on any kind of regular basis but there have been times when the answer was deep in some irrelevant looking change from years ago..
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nsITobin
also i have to admit fault for NOT anticipating they would gut HG before shutting it down.
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nsITobin
i figured announce shutdown grab shit and go.. but no its an active PROGRESSIVE process so yeah miscalculation..
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nsITobin
least atbn isn't updated yet.. still a chance to scrape
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nsITobin
should be much simpler than the 19 thousand i had to manage last time
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Sompi
aeromotors.fi seems to also be using Cloudflare and its ddos prevention system doesn't let SeaMonkey through
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nsITobin
Sompi: does it let Pale Moon through?
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nsITobin
i mean all they have to do to really shut seamonkey down is target the more obscure parts of customelements
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nsITobin
as the barrior for access
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Sompi
seamonkey doesn't show errors in console
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Sompi
almost every website seems to have that DDOS prevention now
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nsITobin
Cloudflare, blocking and co-oping independant Mozilla development since 2016.
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nsITobin
2015 for me cause trying to code a PHP system to do what no one outside Mozilla has done behind a caching proxy was HELL
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nsITobin
it's even harder to test if sql is vulnerable to injection when 800 preset firewall rules prevent it
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nsITobin
but of course those 800 rules wouldn't stop a CRAFTED attack
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Sompi
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Sompi
it gives an IP-level ban after trying to access the page with SeaMonkey
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Sompi
and that's also clownflare
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nsITobin
yes
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Sompi
that means that it is ridiculously easy to get an IP-level ban for several CGNAT IP addresses in a very short time
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Sompi
seems that firefox actually also triggers that IP ban
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nsITobin
I've been searching my archives .. it has depressed me quite a bit
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nsITobin
Sompi: firefox the firefox or xulfox
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Sompi
22:28 < Lumpio-> "X11; Linux" on kielletty osa User-agentia
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Sompi
so apparently clownflare now gives an IP-level ban to everyone who has "X11; Linux" in their user-agent string
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nsITobin
Sompi: well THAT'S the UA of a thoughtcriminal.. linux.. and x11 on top of that
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nsITobin
OH MY GOD
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Sompi
add a whitespace (for example "X11 ; Linux") and it starts working correctly
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nsITobin
what conspiracy shit have i stepped into now
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nsITobin
i was banned for being anti-wayland
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nsITobin
by waylandists and kudo
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nsITobin
i guess we have to FAKE wayland now
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nsITobin
denying the internet to X11 users
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nsITobin
that's just...
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nsITobin
very specific
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nsITobin
what does X11 have to do with the web
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nsITobin
... oh right
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nsITobin
compositing and DE-level hosting of a web engine
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nsITobin
you know.. i just get to feeling like MAYBE THERE ISN'T A GLOBAL CONSPIRACY AGAINST X11 and WAYLAND is only going because most human's simply can't deal with more than one thing.. but then we have this global assult on said users.
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nsITobin
it didn't require this for that..
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nsITobin
and then I stop bying oh you're just a crazy fuck.. yeah AND there is a an OFFENSIVE push on the GLOBAL INTERNET since the web is pretty much all the internet is now to EXCLUDE x11 users.
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Sompi
Wayland, Rust, UEFI, Secure Boot, mobile apps etc, it's always the same people coercing everyone else into using those
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Sompi
nsITobin: Wayland isn't even a thing in other POSIX compatibles. Only Linux.
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nsITobin
it is insane to discount the logic of me being somewhat crazed and ALSO being right.
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nsITobin
well it also took my friend away
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nsITobin
as well
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nsITobin
honestly the whole thing has cost many friends but many of them were terrible people giving me bad advice cause I am starved for it.
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nsITobin
I may have a FORM of MDN from 2014ish but i dunno how useable it is.. i do have the archived mdn content removed in the great xul purge
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Sompi
it's incredible how many people openly discriminate against everyone who doesn't use proprietary communication things like discord, snapchat, whatsapp and so on
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Sompi
and isolate them from other people
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Sompi
it's a dick move
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Sompi
and also weird when people who are supposed to be "adults" do so
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Sompi
it's so similar to the bullying that was done in primary school
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Sompi
but suddenly it is normal that 30 year olds behave like that too
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nsITobin
Sompi: know how hard it is to recreate part of a song from like 6 year old screenshots of FL studio and all i have with an identifable pie-anna roll is the second variation of the lead and the entire bass line.. the first loop of the lead instrament has a bit more florish than the second loop i have..
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nsITobin
and I don't understand music theory
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nsITobin
but BinOC needs an updated theme song cause somehow that got established as a thing Binary Outcast has as a leftover from when I didn't do videos.
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nsITobin
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Sompi
I understand those notes but it sounds boring in my head
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nsITobin
well its like I ALMOST understand but I am missing a piece of the puzzle..
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nsITobin
I mean I was able to sequence this out in 2015-2017 cause I stopped half way
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nsITobin
2016..
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nsITobin
i dislike 2016 for many reasons more today than I did at the time
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nsITobin
if I had to I suppose I could TRY and load up old flstudio and export the notes to midi then start a new version based on that but I fear I will make similar decisions then.. The BinOC Theme has had three versions the first two in 2010 and a revision in 2011 by the composer of the song.. my version retained sound effects the lead and the bass line and changed everything else.. Sounds like me.
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Sompi
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Sompi
Seems that ClownFlare also considers "X11; Ubuntu; Linux" bad...
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Sompi
Google search "cloudflare bans x11 linux" gives me more results
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tomman
Over here the same weird deal with Clownflare Turnstile craptchas continue
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tomman
they will not render at all unless I threaten them with the Inspector
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tomman
then they usually work at the first try
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tomman
(just tested with one at SteamDB, where it's easy to spot the white box where the checkbox should render on a blue background page)
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Sompi
yeah, and there is no errors in the console and SeaMonkey seems to support everything just fine
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tomman
dunno what the hell the inspector triggers, but it has been reliably working that way for months now
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tomman
yup
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Sompi
Many web pages nowadays work differently if the browser console is opened, or completely stop working at all
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tomman
Oh, I recently found a particularly evil case
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Sompi
It's probably some JavaScript library that does that... I wonder how hard it must be to use those libraries for anything because it will be practically impossible to debug
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tomman
some filelocker service (Terabox?) that KILLS the page if you ever DARE firing up the devtools
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tomman
KILLS as in it destroys the DOM and redirects to about:blank
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tomman
doesn't even give you a chance to pause scripts or whatever
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tomman
(this is a site with particularly aggressive scripts for ads and video autoplay, and that requires extracting cookies surgically if you want to download the files with tools other than a web browser)
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Sompi
with that "verify you are human" captcha CloudFlare probably relies to some undefined behaviour in Firefox (as I have written before)
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tomman
for comparison: Mega will just redirect you to "why not Chrome dude?" error pages, and Mediafire will work fine (aside of the ads); both sites work fine on 3rd party downloaders like JDownloader
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Sompi
it just happens to work differently in SeaMonkey. Probably not exactly a wrong behaviour, but different
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tomman
"are you a human?" And there is where I send a letter to the Clownflare CEO with a hair lock from my nether regions :P