xianc78 @xianc78@gameliberty.club
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- Linux Mint
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- C/++/#, Python, Java, JavaScript, PHP, SQL, Assembly
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- https://xianc78.codeberg.page/
Joined Jun 2020
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how do normies learn or accomplish anything, ever?
they're all two-faced piece of shit that lie to each other at all times about what they are doing
they can't ask questions because that's challenging authority
they can't test ideas because mentioning something must obviously be total approval of the idea, subject to summary expulsion for failing the minutely compliance checks
they can't perform complex decisions because they're too busy figuring out how to be offended by every goddamn word that comes out of someone's mouth
i don't get it
why would god create this bullshit
they're all two-faced piece of shit that lie to each other at all times about what they are doing
they can't ask questions because that's challenging authority
they can't test ideas because mentioning something must obviously be total approval of the idea, subject to summary expulsion for failing the minutely compliance checks
they can't perform complex decisions because they're too busy figuring out how to be offended by every goddamn word that comes out of someone's mouth
i don't get it
why would god create this bullshit
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When building a truly new technology, it's impossible for a designer to design something around it until a developer has implemented it first.
This better not be real!
https://nekosat.work/objects/ca2739b0-0298-4f27-af58-3f846a1a34fe
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ひげ
81% done now! That's what, a week since 76%? Seems like it's going well!
I'm looking forward to dicking around with the code a bit lol. Nothing serious, just wanna' poke around.
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@Pawlicker @ashwin as premier of the USSA i would immediately return the Platinum Apple IIe to production for use in K-12 classrooms and end the cycle of childhood chromebook screeencancer
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I'm writing perhaps the most controversial shit I've said online: an article about nerd fantasies, "freetards", and postmarketOS.
Apparently, me exposing the Russian-Ukraine war as the scripted psyop it is is offending more people than Tucker Carlson doing an interview with Putin.
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By the way:
- Firefox is as indie as your favorite popstar
- This pop-in is both based on a dark pattern and has no way to say "No/never", only "not now"
- Remember when people chose Firefox to avoid popups? I've constantly been getting the opposite these last few years (and no I won't take the ages to fix every little thing in about:config like if it would be disabling the anti-features of Windows 10)
- Firefox is as indie as your favorite popstar
- This pop-in is both based on a dark pattern and has no way to say "No/never", only "not now"
- Remember when people chose Firefox to avoid popups? I've constantly been getting the opposite these last few years (and no I won't take the ages to fix every little thing in about:config like if it would be disabling the anti-features of Windows 10)
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Live footage of our government trying desperately to hold on to even a shred of its reputation:
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@graf I'm paranoid now. So I need to understand what really happened before I do something like, add Nostr keys into Soapbox browser storage.
I still don't know how the script closing tag is somehow used as an opening tag. But this confirms at least that there are serious problems in Pleroma FE's html parser. There's just a tiny missing piece I haven't found.
Pleroma on the backend is also at fault for not sanitizing it correctly. I was able to confirm that DOMPurify (in TypeScript) does the right thing. So in case anyone thinks I'm crazy for writing a TypeScript backend, this is why.
I still don't know how the script closing tag is somehow used as an opening tag. But this confirms at least that there are serious problems in Pleroma FE's html parser. There's just a tiny missing piece I haven't found.
Pleroma on the backend is also at fault for not sanitizing it correctly. I was able to confirm that DOMPurify (in TypeScript) does the right thing. So in case anyone thinks I'm crazy for writing a TypeScript backend, this is why.
- Sex
- Male
- Primary OS
- Linux Mint
- Programming Languages
- C/++/#, Python, Java, JavaScript, PHP, SQL, Assembly
- Personal website
- https://xianc78.codeberg.page/
Joined Jun 2020
