code logs -> 2019 -> Thu, 15 Aug 2019< code.20190814.log - code.20190816.log >
--- Log opened Thu Aug 15 00:00:46 2019
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08:13
<@abudhabi>
Are there any good browser plugins/extensions that augment working from the inspection console?
08:13
<@abudhabi>
I want to run scripts and stuff using the session associated with the open page.
08:21
<&[R]>
Possibly greasemonkey
08:21
<&[R]>
You can dynamically load js files though
08:21
<&[R]>
var script = document.createElement('script');
08:21
<&[R]>
script.src = something;
08:22
<&[R]>
Where `something` is the script's URL
08:24
<@abudhabi>
Hmm.
08:24 * abudhabi installs tampermonkey, because Chromium.
08:26
<&[R]>
Generally though one would run a tampering proxy
08:27
<@abudhabi>
A what?
08:28
<&[R]>
https://github.com/tsyd/proxy-tamper
08:29
<@abudhabi>
I see.
08:30
<&[R]>
Also known as MITM proxies
08:30
<&[R]>
Since they are occasionally used in actual MITM attacks
08:37
<@abudhabi>
Interesting. What I'm doing is trying to automate some stuff. I used to use Python for this, but they are changing the way things work, and the latest round of obscure changes I haven't been able to get around.
08:38
<@abudhabi>
I can do things manually in the browser, but not in Python. Probably some security checks got shuffled around.
08:39
<&[R]>
Yeah, I'm planning on doing something similar for a few sites
09:00 Kindamoody[zZz] is now known as Kindamoody
09:20
<@abudhabi>
Sweet. Made a script in console, then configured it as a tampermonkey context menu option.
09:20
<@abudhabi>
Now I can just run it by right-click menu whenever I'm at a relevant site.
09:23
<&[R]>
Nice
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11:49
<@sshine>
my boss experienced a problem that was fixed in the latest ubuntu: every time he printed N copies of a status report for our weekly meeting, he got N^2. so every time he had a look around and noted we're 13 at work today, he had to ask the printer for 3^2 + 2^2 = 13.
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13:19
<@gnolam>
Oh hey, some kind of spec finally arrived.
13:19
<@gnolam>
And they basically want me to emulate a database over FTP. ;_;
13:20
<@TheWatcher>
Awesome -_-
13:28
<@Alek>
... how does that kind of bug even happen?
13:29
<@Alek>
doubled counting loop for the print?
13:52
<~Vorntastic>
You build the print job to have each page n times
13:52
<~Vorntastic>
And then you send the print job n times
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14:13
<@sshine>
Alek, he never figured out. took a while to even debug that it was quadratic.
14:14
<@sshine>
Vorntastic, sounds plausible!
14:21
<@sshine>
it must feel kafkaesque to hope that on thursdays there would be a number of people at work N such that there exists A, B >= 0 where A^2 + B^2 = N. (e.g. not 3, 6, 7, 11, 12, 14, ...)
14:21
<@sshine>
otherwise you need 3 or more print jobs.
14:53
<&[R]>
<gnolam> And they basically want me to emulate a database over FTP. ;_; <-- like a proper database, or just something that's using some kind of file-based RPC?
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18:46
<&[R]>
Still absolutely flabergasted that MS Outlook Mobile isn't recieving new messages
18:46
<&[R]>
No error, no message, just tries to sync and then silently fails
18:47
<&[R]>
That's amazing
18:47
<&[R]>
Almost as good as those TWO times it forgot all of its settings
18:48
<&[R]>
But when has MS ever been able to not forget settings?
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21:04
<@gnolam>
[R]: As in "thousands of clients should update rows of data in a file independently of each other, over FTP"
21:15
<@Tamber>
aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa
21:17
<@gnolam>
Once again I feel completely justified keeping a bottle of Scotch on my work desk.
21:22
<&[R]>
So Excel as a DB over FTP?
21:22
<@gnolam>
Quite literally, yes.
21:23
<&[R]>
Euthanization
21:23
<&[R]>
That's your only option
21:39
<@Alek>
I would suggest, either make sure clients can't connect to the same database file simultaneously, or make their changes go into a log and then have a separate job perform the changes from the log. *shrugs*
21:40
<@Alek>
but hey, I'm not an expert. >_>
21:43
<&[R]>
Except it's fucking excel, so you'd be getting the entire fucking thing each change, and it's not like they made it easy to parse (in fact they had a very strong encouragement to do the exact opposite)
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23:51
<@Alek>
ew, indeed.
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