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tomman
Hmmmm... just noticed that this Anubis thing is supposed to draw a progress bar, not just a cute wolfgirl
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tomman
but the progress bar does not render for some reason in SeaMonkey
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tomman
(just noticed when testing a Giggitylab instance on FF)
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tomman
not that I care as the actual "coal burner" script eventually lets me in
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njsg
Sompi: yeah, I think I've found news outlet result sites less usable in the past, and the one at vaalit.fi is so good I've only been using that
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njsg
it really could stand as an example of how to do things well, I think
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Sompi
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Sompi
njsg: probably also works on Lynx
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Sompi
it works
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Sompi
(I mean that vaalit.fi result service)
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njsg
Sompi: yle also used to do full text in RSS/Atom feeds, now it's only snippets
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njsg
Sompi: re: cars lasting 30 years, 1970 SOREFAME-built electric multiple units are still in active use :-D
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njsg
(INOX, budd-style, at the turn of the century the ones still in sufficiently good condition were deeply upgraded as a new class, but still the same structure)
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njsg
(that is IIRC the second model of 25kV 50Hz EMUs, the first one had 3 or so batches, and might have been done in tandem with electrification projects in other countries ("Groupement [...] 50 Hz"))
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njsg
unit 2064 of the first model has made appearances as a christmas tree a couple years ago
upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/comm…a%C3%A7%C3%A3o_de_Lisboa-Rossio.jpg
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njsg
... plus or minus one year
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resica
I got two minor gripes that aren't critical, but was hoping I could find a solution to with the composer.
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resica
First one, is that I cannot use HTML comments directly in the code editor
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resica
2nd one, I'm skeptical with how non standard the exported HTML is, that it won't work forever with modern browsers.
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resica
Such as text not wrapped in <p>.....</p> tags.
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njsg
(A side note that "modern browsers" are most likely those which follow the "living standard" and so it's not even guaranteed things won't break at some point. (And no, these standards aren't considerate enough to keep backwards-compatibility))
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njsg
but now to these two questions, comments, let me see
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njsg
resica: what's happening with comments? I don't see anything obvious both with "preserve original source formatting" enabled and disabled
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njsg
as for <p>..</p>, text doesn't have to be inside these, does it? Also IIRC it can be used without and ending tag, can't it?
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resica
Lets say in the regular code viewer. I type <!--FOOBAR-->, it showed it as literal instead of making it into a commented line.
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njsg
as in it showed in the rendered text? And you entered it in the source view?
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resica
I'll give a imgur example. Give me a second.
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resica
Okay, bottom is the editor. Top is the preview in seamonkey.
imgur.com/a/YYj94NZ
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njsg
resica: but the bottom one is not the source view, you entered that in the source view?
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resica
No, the normal view. It's bit of an inconvenience to constantly switch tabs just to enter a comment or two.
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njsg
but if you enter a comment in the source tab it should be treated as a comment
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njsg
in the normal view, there's Insert->HTML, no idea how well that works for your purposes
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resica
Can I show the normal and source view side by side?
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njsg
not that I know of
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njsg
it's actually a separate editor, and content is synced when switching to/from the source view, but only one is in use at a time
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Sompi
njsg: Yeah, we pay with our tax money and they don't even give the full article in the RSS
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Sompi
And they clearly _want_ us to use Chrome, Firefox
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njsg
Sompi: *and* wasn't there something with lobbying from Sanoma etc. to have Yle not do as much written news articles?
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Sompi
I don't know
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njsg
Sompi: also, about web developers having different levels of expertise,
media.mementomori.social/cache/medi…/030/original/7ee996357f5bc501.jpeg
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njsg
(that ought to have more versions out there, but google image search isn't helping finding one with a much shorter address, so I go with the one cached from
mastodon.gamedev.place/@pikuma/114336121355016306 )
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njsg
it's also not new, (2012 at least), but I hadn't seen that one yet :-P
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tomman
that guy has a punchable face, yes :D
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tomman
webdevs, so predictable
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njsg
a further reply suggests this is his own doing. I guess I haven't seen interviews with him before.