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tomman
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tomman
someone escalated our case to the Hackernews Customer Service!
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tomman
well, and as usual, half of the Internet still insists that it's a "ME" problem
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tomman
stay Klassy, IRC~
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tomman
"why Clownflare should remove the ability for their users to let them increase their security level?"
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tomman
while refusing to recognize that the problem is their craptcha that basically blocks browsers by desgin
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tomman
--design
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tomman
i swear, sometimes I believe half of the Internet work for Big Tech :/
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tomman
in the meanwhile, this is half of the Internet for me:
media.tsdx.net.ve/clownflare_blocked.png
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tomman
well, it's official: Seamonkey cannot get past the craptcha anymore
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tomman
even using the inspector trick, I can get the box to render, but no checkbox ever appears
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tomman
instead the page reloads over and over and over
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tomman
I'm effectively blocked from ever using CF-protected websites
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tomman
they keep changing crap over and over for no good reason
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nsITobin
Anyone who decides my issues are a "ME" problem just inhearited me as their issue.
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nsITobin
i mean after this long that HAS to be clear to everyone right tomman?
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tomman
Well, now let's hope the request from help to Hackernews Customer Support does get a Clownflare supremo involved
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tomman
but I'm not holding my breath
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tomman
just got told this somewhere else: "If the domain admins want to harden their security level and as a result, that presents 2-bit browsers from accessing the site then that's not Cloudflare's issue."
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tomman
Anyway... i guess I've been officially banned from half of the Internet, and worse, it wasn't by Drumpf or Maduro decree :/
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nsITobin
tomman: would it help if I invaded? cause I doubt it..
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tomman
nah, don't bother
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tomman
it will only make things worse because people will not listen
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tomman
However, feel free to give your input at the Hackernews thread:
news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42953508
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tomman
maybe you can get dang'd this time :/
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tomman
wow, the thread now refuses to load!
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tomman
it just gives a "Sorry." error
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nsITobin
tomman: I may have caused it actually with my recent visits to WhatWG and Let's Encrypt
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tomman
HN has been kinda screwy tonight
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tomman
ah, it now loaded, 185 comments so far
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nsITobin
I'll be back in a few trahs needs to go out
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tomman
most of the comments are unrelated "CF blocks me on Firefox/Chromium under Linux", the good ol' "Pale Moon has unfixed security issues because it's a old Firefox fork" FUD, and people justifying its usage of Clownflare because "the other half of the Internet are bots attacking my website"
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nsITobin
unfortently i don't have any biohazard bags for html5 stuff so it will have to stay in place
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nsITobin
tomman: it is a FACT Pale Moon is occasionally TOO security patched because the patches bust Pale Moon functioning
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nsITobin
these people don't have a fuckin clue
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tomman
> The Cloudflare tool does not complete its verifications, resulting in an endless "Verifying..." loop and thus none of the websites in question can be accessed. All you get to see is Cloudflare.
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tomman
FWIW the error console yields some noise
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tomman
> ReferenceError: BigInt is not defined
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tomman
...wait, that one wasn't there 10 minutes ago
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tomman
> TypeError: k[l] is undefined
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tomman
that one however is always there, always unhelpful
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tomman
also, a bunch of CSP errors
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tomman
but I guess those ones are intentional
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tomman
amazingly the Send Feedback link (when it eventually renders) DO work as intended
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tomman
you get a intentionally vague form where you can only select what problem you have, a "I give my consent to send diag info" checkbox, and a Submit button
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tomman
sometimes I get some warnings for unexpected NaN values
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tomman
...ah, those come directly from devtools, so I guess unrelated noise
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tomman
So... Turnsickle™ requires BigInt, absolutely, for no goddamned reason today
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tomman
wonder if the k[i] undefined error is related
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tomman
> Turnstile Widget seem to have crashed: oz4c4
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tomman
ohohoho~!
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nsITobin
tomman: i said that was likely and that the non-bigint codepath may crash if given similar garbage data
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nsITobin
or whatever
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nsITobin
in seamonkey
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nsITobin
needs tested
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tomman
Sometimes I don't even get the BigInt errors on devtools
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tomman
it's... random-ish
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tomman
what I did learned is that eventually Turnsickle may crash: "Turnstile Widget seem to have crashed:"
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tomman
no stacktrace, just a 5-character varying code
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tomman
nsITobin: in any case there is no BigInt support yet on the nightlies
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nsITobin
tomman: but the function that got the null check in Pale Moon also has a non-bigint version with a nullcheck added that function is in seamonkey and may crash if fed garbage data just no one ever has..
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nsITobin
also tomman I chimed in on hackernews but it may not be what you were expecting unless you have picked up that I really only have ONE conversation ever and it streams across everything I connect to LOL
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nsITobin
and never actually ends
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nsITobin
it merely flows through topics bending back for any unresolved
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nsITobin
its like how i communicate most of the time
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nsITobin
stops here geos on in #binaryoutcast comes back spreads to whomever I am challenging comes back.. That is why I think I need to try .. harder than I did today to break the habit..
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nsITobin
I have been having a never ending conversation for 15 years it seems
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nsITobin
started when I showed up here
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nsITobin
i think
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nsITobin
strange to think about though
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tomman
the more I poke at that bastard Turnstile, the more inconsistent behavior I get
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tomman
sometimes it goes away fast, but instead it triggers the endless page reload loop
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tomman
sometimes i get the BigInt error, sometimes don't
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tomman
sometimes it gets stuck for long enough to show the "Stuck? Send feedback" link that nobody will read at CF's HQ
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tomman
sometimes it... internally "crashes", but no backtrace is logged
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tomman
what I've yet to get tonight is a clickable checkbox
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tomman
when the widget goes away (either because it exits or crashes), you get a spinning circle in its place
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tomman
which eventually leads to another cycle on the endless page reload loop
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tomman
the ONE consistent thing is that the Turnstile widget will not render unless poked by Devtools' inspector
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tomman
and even then you cannot highlight its children elements within the document tree on on the Inspector tab
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tomman
that one indeed is a very weird SM-specific bug
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nsITobin
i am sure it is designed to be inconsistant so it can't be faked
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nsITobin
i could like websites THINK seamonkey has customelements that's reletively easy but it would fail when trying to construct one
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nsITobin
for example
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tomman
ha, so the "Turnstile Widget seems to have crashed" message is not even a real crash
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tomman
it just comes after some timeout elapses somewhere, about 60 seconds
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tomman
the timeout triggers some event that deems that the widget must have "crashed", prints a message to console, and removes the widget, replacing it by a spinning circle, and eventually reloading the page
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nsITobin
tomman: Yeah I remember that behavior from before
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Sompi
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Sompi
I made a small spreadsheet program
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Sompi
For POSIX and DOS compatible operating systems
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nsITobin
get php running on DOS
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nsITobin
and I will write some stuff LOL
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Sompi
modern php may be too memory hungry
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nsITobin
php 4?
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IceCold10
hi, looks like bookmarks restore does not work in 2.53.20
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IceCold10
Anyone knows when it'll be fixed?
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tomman
well, our plead for help at Hackernews has gained 100 more comments (mostly noise, sadly), and ZERO CF representatives
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tomman
however, there was also some Clownflare outage reported:
news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42960291
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tomman
and CF's head honcho is literally the first answer saying "oops, fixed!"
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tomman
of course, customers first, end users can go and get eaten by a grue if they're Thinking Different™
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IceCold10
frg_Away: looks like bookmarks restore does not work in 2.53.20
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IceCold10
when is it going to be fixed?
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frg_Away
it is already fixed. Next release. If you are on Linux macOS you can pick a prerelease build
archive.seamonkey-project.org/nightly/index.html
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frg_Away
Can do a Windows one too
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IceCold10
I'm on windows
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IceCold10
I used pre release from Bill's site but.. sad!
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IceCold10
let me know when there's a good pre-release
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IceCold10
thanks
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frg_Away
which arch and language?
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frg_Away
x 64 en-US?
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IceCold10
yes
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IceCold10
and x32 if exists
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frg_Away
will upload mine in a few minutes to tobin site.
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IceCold10
I need a url to his site :-)
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frg_Away
just a minute
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frg
drat didn't bookmark the download url.
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frg
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frg
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IceCold10
I need a zip for the portable
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IceCold10
and I don't understand what's the last link
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IceCold10
I prefer to wait for a good pre, like bill used to do
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IceCold10
I only install after checking on the side
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IceCold10
all the PlacesUtils functions that were removed from the stable .20 broke my addon
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frg
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frg
still needs to runtime.
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frg
wonder that these functions still worked.
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frg
^the runtime
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IceCold10
what redist version is this?
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IceCold10
not only worked, were also part of addon
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frg
Vs2015 to 2022. I usually build without the dlls.Less bloat and needed my other applications too usually.
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frg
Can do a bundled build but takes a while.
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IceCold10
I think I have those redist installed
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frg
Will not start without. This is the latets but an older version usually works.
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frg
our signing key expired so not signed. Would probably have shipped 2,.53.20.1 otherwise.
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IceCold10
Is this (resist) going to be required for next ver? what ver is it? 53.21 or?
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IceCold10
ok, so, I'll test this on the side, w/o installing
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IceCold10
and wait for a proper pre-release
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IceCold10
where are they going to be now?
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frg
no official build will bundle the runtime files
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tomman
LadybirdBrowser/ladybird #226 hmmm, the Ladybird devs somewhat documented what Turnstile wants
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IceCold10
but release notes will mention the need?
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frg
2.523.21 will probably the last one shipping an x86 version
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tomman
no mention for the BigInt stuff, as the issue was filled last year, tho
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IceCold10
yes, I saw that from the last status meeting
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IceCold10
I think its a mistake, but that's just me
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frg
you can still do your own builds. Crash rate is about 10 times higher and usually out of memory. Linux i686 is totally on the way out and hared to compile even now. Windows is not so much of a problem but really not one version still in service which is worth it. Anyone on 10 x86 is nuts ;)
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frg
^hard to compile
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IceCold10
lol, not going to do builds, but thanks for the idea
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IceCold10
as long as SM keeps going
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tomman
Debian 13 finally removed i686, so for those the road is already over
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tomman
Fedora even wants to kill early amd64 versions, but then... Fedora.
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IceCold10
did you check the OS of the majority of SM users?
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frg
I still need to do some places stuff. More or less early 60 now but I don't expect much breakage from the remaining ones. The old api was on life support even in original 56 and much stuff broken.
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IceCold10
I mean Linux/Windows/Mac
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tomman
IceCold10: 3GB (which is usually the max you can get per process on stock Windows) is nowhere near enough for the Modern Web :(
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IceCold10
Is this a pre-warning for the next break of my addons? :-)
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IceCold10
I did a few for bookmarks
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tomman
ah, addons
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IceCold10
back in about 15 years ago
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tomman
worthy doing a inventory of your addons
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tomman
and be on the hunt for possible regressions
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tomman
or breakage
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frg
ewong is running the stats but from the crashes it seems x86 is the minority. With the new Linux builder system requirements unfortunately became too high too. Basically no official i686 distribution left where you could run it.
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IceCold10
I'm asking in general, not architecture
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IceCold10
just curious
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IceCold10
yes, tomman, I have a way of doing this:
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IceCold10
if the addon stopped working, I check... :-)
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IceCold10
not the most professional but works for the lazy
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tomman
run the error console and you will usually find what broke this time
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IceCold10
yea, that's debug time (after)
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IceCold10
but I'm curious about stats per OS in general
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IceCold10
any numbers?
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frg
I don't have full up to date stats but I think Windows is the majority then Linux and even some macOS users. All in all probably a few 1000 only if even this high.
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IceCold10
ouch
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IceCold10
and to think netscape used to be a major player back in the day
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tomman
so this is why Clownflare wants us dead :O
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IceCold10
?
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IceCold10
explain plz
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tomman
news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42953508 this happens several times a year for us not using mainstream browsers
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IceCold10
anyone uses libreWolf?
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tomman
frg: wonder if I hit the stats, since I've been only using the nightlies for the good part of the last 3 years
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frg
tomman they don't care. This is usually not personal but just a corparate entity wanting to make money with as less cost as possible. Yeah for the good of the people too right....
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frg
ewong usually counts the try to update hits which is flaky at best. I usually run 3 instances on 2 computers. No telemetry phoning home to tell us that you use SeaMonkey.
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frg
IceCold10 did you ge the zip and exe?
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IceCold10
I did, thanks
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frg
oki. Has the latest stuff in but mostly cZ changes.
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IceCold10
thanks
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frg_Away
need to see that Windows builds end up in the nighty archive too
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tomman
sourceforge.net/p/forge/site-support/26494 oh boy, even SourceFail got Clownflared :/
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tomman
> Yes, we have many custom rules to determine when to show a CloudFlare challenge, and modified some of them to avoid impact on Pale Moon users.
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tomman
however... they at least pretend to care, unlike your average CF user!
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tomman
FWIW, SourceForge works here, no clownwalls triggered
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Maniel
About 90mins ago, frg posted "2.523.21 will probably the last one shipping an x86 version"?? Version *2.523.21* ?? I'm guessing THAT could be a while off! A LONG while off!! ;-P
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Maniel
When might the Version number change to 3.xx.xx?? ;-)
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frg_Away
Just assume 2.53.21 :)
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frg_Away
Thought about 2.57 because weare almost at that full level without the bad stuff but in reality it doesn't make much of a dent whatever we call it. 2.x will stay internally for add-on compatibility for sure.
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Maniel
Assumed, FRG .... but it provided an entry point for my real question ..... When will you guys move to Ver 3.xx?? ..... Yeah, I suppose 2.53.21 still indicates DEVELOPMENT *IS* occuring. ;-)
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frg_Away
3 is too low. We need to get ahead of chrome and call it 9999.01
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frg_Away
and a daily release cycle for new fetaures. Help wanted!
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IceCold10
hooray :thumbsup:
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Maniel
AH!! Agent 99!! Now there's some good memories. ;-
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Maniel
Frg-Away .... I would love to if I could ...... but I'm guessing you're just a little further down the road than DOS 6!! ;-)
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frg_Away
Yews I still have DOS 2000 floppy images
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Maniel
DOS 2000? Never heard of it!!After DOS 6, I think
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frg_Away
IBM Dos
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frg_Away
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Maniel
I moved to Win 95/98 .... then a bit of Turbo Pascal .... and then I gave up Programming!! Becames a User!
-
Maniel
Night!! Night!!
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frg_Away
If it were not for SeaMonkey I would give up too. Not interested in becomis a test rabbit or private data donator.
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Maniel
Hey .... from what I read in the Win11 NG, that's pretty much what MicroSoft is wanting ..... All their Users to become Unpaid Beta Testers!!
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tomman
it has been like that since Windows 8
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tomman
in other news, the cake is a lie
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nsITobin
Good morning #SeaMonkey
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tomman
What should be the default for network.http.sendOriginHeader?
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tomman
it defaults to 0 on a stock install here, but some sites will not work unless set to 1 (for example, one of my banks will throw a bogus error and break the login page with sendOriginHeader = 0)
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nsITobin
line 1915 -- pref("network.http.sendOriginHeader", 0);
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nsITobin
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nsITobin
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nsITobin
there is no 2 so why is it an int var
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nsITobin
pref*
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tomman
wonder if it is time to change that default value, since some sites now require it
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therube
cloudflare & PM & uBlock work-around
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therube
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therube
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nsITobin
therube: we know
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nsITobin
;)
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tomman
SM doesn't crash, tho
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nsITobin
i still contend the non-big int version of the method which seamonkey has may also need a nullcheck
-
tomman
it just bails out after someone asks to use a class that doesn't exist, like any other JS
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tomman
of course, Clownflare doesn't even bother doing something as simple as typeof BigInt !== "undefined"
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nsITobin
tomman: the non-bigint version of the method in Pale Moon also got a nullcheck this method is not being called incorrectly by cloudflare but may still be vulnerable but nothing has poked it like cf is doing to the bigint version UXP has
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tomman
they just go and assume "it's a Mozilla product, therefore BigInt is a given, right?"
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nsITobin
tomman: i can fake that
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nsITobin
i can say I support something and it will be noop or crash
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nsITobin
now yes everything is firefox
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nsITobin
and old firefox
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tomman
Wonder how Turnsickle would react to a noop BigInt implmementation
-
tomman
I guess it would still deem your browser as "unapproved"
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nsITobin
including seamonkey thunderbird Pale Moon Borealis Interlink .. least it is better than what google thinks which is we are all browser toolbars
-
tomman
:D
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nsITobin
Greetings fellow Toolbar!
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tomman
"Verify you're not a toolbar"
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nsITobin
here we are a bunch of toolbars in a toolbox
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nsITobin
tomman: yeah basically
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nsITobin
when will inhuman machines demanding proof we are human will just piss people off enough to do away with it
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frg_Away
nsITobin I think the header stuff came up before. I think i didn't backport enough for 2 to be safe. Maybe 1.
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frg_Away
wip doesn't crash either with BigInt enabled but clownflare still dislikes it.
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tomman
weird, I now got a very unexpected behavior from Turnsickle
-
tomman
...very rare times it will render a QR code instead of the CF logo
-
tomman
the QR code when scanned contains... a ID (maybe a Ray ID? But different from the one at the bottom of the page)
-
tomman
managed to reproduce it twice
-
tomman
...why even render a QR there!?
-
tomman
did they wanted to Rickroll us!?
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nsITobin
well it is clear they know who and what these browsers are and are now by policy discrinimating against it judging by a consistant pattern whenever mentioned not just Pale Moon but others
-
tomman
FWIW our plea for help at HN is still at the frontpage (now ranked 20th), with almost 1100 votes and 369 comments
-
tomman
but it's outranked by "doing stupid stuff with AI and PDFs" (ranked 6th) by slightly more votes albeit less comments
-
tomman
the only other frontpage history with more comments is "WB dumped a bunch of old bad movies for free at YT", with half the votes but over 400 comments
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frg_Away
any site showing qr codes just wants to show the world how hip and mobile centric they are.
-
tomman
...oh, and the irrelevant opinions on software dev from some rando (29th ranked)
-
tomman
ha, ironically when Denso invented the QR Code, they only envisioned its use for tracking car parts :D
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frg_Away
well for mobile there are not many other options. I just dislike this when no other link is provided. Totally useless on a destop.
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frg_Away
nsITobin when I upload files to your site what is the public url again? I put up a Windows build but forgot to bookmark the last time for downloads.
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nsITobin
seafiles.thereisonlyxul.org/ since you are gonna be an admin you are set at the webroot.. your folder is in people/frg
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nsITobin
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nsITobin
i have an index.txt gaurding autodir
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frg_Away
I uploaded to the nightly dir. is this accessible?
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nsITobin
yep
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nsITobin
I'll update the symlinks .. i intend a script to read that text file to do it on cron just need to write a script
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frg_Away
hmm >I thought I used this url. Need to check
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nsITobin
seafiles also allows plain http as well
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frg
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nsITobin
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nsITobin
;)
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frg
thanks again
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nsITobin
i been paying for this server specifically for three years and did nothing with it thank you for getting some use out of it
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frg
I am pretty sure SeaMonkey e.V. can cover the costs if you want. Ask IanN_Away.
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nsITobin
This is one of two servers I have that I got overspec'd to make up for the overhead of going from openvz to kvm these two servers are irreplaceable but I pay 15 per with my small dns/irc server which I pay 7 for a month.. Obviously I am gonna pay for it if i can even if it sits idle but I will keep it in mind should the situation get more uncertain.
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nsITobin
Afterburst really is a great host.. decent prices.. will get you stuff and help when you ask but otherwise unmanaged and rather predictably stable and they let you alone more or less to do your stuff.
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nsITobin
I really want to improve the MXR experience though like getting search results sorted by path if not something smerter get more parts of it moved to PHP etc.. I mean my coat of paint and php cgirunner has done a lot.. but yeah I dunno if I can even make it run on anything past EL8
-
nsITobin
while I finally figured out glimpse with some minor help to keep that going .. PHP5 is not being kept .. as static as has been in recent distros..
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nsITobin
sorry Perl5
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nsITobin
anyway I should do some stuffs today aside from move a symbolic link LOL
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nsITobin
already ssh'd in no excuse!
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tomman
dropped to 30th place, about to go away from front page :/
-
tomman
also the comment thread is depressing
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nsITobin
yeah it is
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nsITobin
I mean i think I defended my self but that wasn't why I posted I posted to preemtively kill the old and insecure mantra and it just plays out anyway
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tomman
you got a fanboy, at least :D
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nsITobin
really going to show there is no real talking at these people anymore
-
tomman
(that Dalewyn guy almost always get downvoted to oblivion at HN, BTW)
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nsITobin
I mean he didn't even bother to cite the updated version of events as Moonchild tells it
-
tomman
But yeah, over half of the comments are "I run web sites/servers/etc and I absolutely need the DDoS protection, and I don't care about the 0.1%ers"
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nsITobin
I don't accept older drafts of fanfics about me I want the bleeding edge.. I am sure by now I completely wiped every Pale Moon server before I left causing Moonchild to have to recode everything from sheer memory
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tomman
I should really create an HN account and empty the rage within my soul there, but then I would be downvoted and dang'd in minutes
-
tomman
not gonna give them that luxury~
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nsITobin
tomman: write for Binary Outcast.. only reason I stopped was one rage writer was boring
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nsITobin
tomman: but at some point gotta ask is raging at the machine really gonna do much when the machine is raging its self..
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tomman
And we're officially dead at HN, now buried at page 3, position 78 :/
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nsITobin
well blame me
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tomman
Zero. Clownflare. Answers.
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nsITobin
most do
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tomman
nah
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nsITobin
;)
-
tomman
But I officially lost any respect I could have left towards Clownflare CEO
-
tomman
which DID responded on another unrelated CF thread the same day
-
tomman
he MUST have seen ours when checking out HN (he is a regular reader and doesn't like negative criticism that much)
-
tomman
but... I guess his lawyers told him "don't"
-
tomman
Or he just hate us
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tomman
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nsITobin
well elon has my social security and medicare/medicaid information and i called him out before trump was elected and the techleft also hates me so I am good and fucked.. it is sorda liberating
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nsITobin
on twitter*
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tomman
apparently some of the zillion services they run (and on which Hackernews heavily relies on) had a minor outage, people complained at HN long after the outage ended
-
tomman
and the CEO apologized briefly
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nsITobin
so i may not be HIGH on the list.. but rest assured I am ON the list
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nsITobin
.. it's nice to be included
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tomman
but then... this is a paid service, and the ones complaining were paid customers :/
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nsITobin
it is a race.. between trump/elon gutting federal benefits and grants.. elon being thrown out and trump being perpetually blocked.. and as elon works his personal enemies list I signed up for
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tomman
> The silence from CloudFlare staff is rather deafening, especially as they commented on the (newer) outage post.
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tomman
someone noticed, not just me :/
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tomman
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tomman
thread locked by CF staff in 3... 2... 1...
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tomman
WOW
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tomman
the Wine AppDB now opens!
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tomman
I mean, no Clownflare firewall!
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nsITobin
let's go
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tomman
dunno what happened, maybe someone backtracked?
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tomman
2-3 hours ago it was still brickwalled by Executive Order of Clownflare
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tomman
but now it just.. lets me in
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tomman
time to file some testdata before CF notices!