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njsg
please tell me that's not in search results
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njsg
at least one good thing from google is that they're still one of the engines that actually lets me see more than 10 results per page...
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njsg
and where "more than 10" doesn't mean "20"
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franstam
stopped using goggles long ago
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franstam
switched to ddg or startpage
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njsg
last time I tried switching to ddg didn't go so well, but I'll perhaps give it a try again
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franstam
tbh i hate goggles
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franstam
nothing is stopping them from supporting windoze 7/8.1 with the chrome browser
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franstam
but they had to pull the plug now causing steam to do the same
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njsg
they could at least handle the version check correctly
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njsg
it's slightly laughable that they identify NT 6.1 as Windows 7.
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WG9s
SeaMonkey status meeting in 30 minutes
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tonymec
hello no1 WG9s
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frg
Hi tonymec
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frg
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WG9s
sily me hosul have sent that
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WG9s
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WG9s
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WG9s
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njsg
hi .*
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WG9s
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WG9s
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frg
Lets wait a minute or two for rsx11m
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frg
IanN is busy today and traveling.
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WG9s
ok bet you did not wxpect an into
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WG9s
expect
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frg
In any case I do the meeting notes again late :)
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WG9s
and problably no one ouside the US understood the intro
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WG9s
for 30 years that is how Ed McMahon introduced Johnny Carson on the Tonight Show.
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frg
yeah just forgot which show.
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frg
Anyway lets start
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frg
Nominees for Friends of the Fish Tank?
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frg
Hi rsx11m
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rsx11m
hi frg *
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WG9s
njsg for hi work supporing user issues on Mozillazine
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frg
rsx11m we just started. IanN is traveling today
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rsx11m
sorry, few minutes late...
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njsg
rsx11m: hi
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frg
second ald also for helping out with patches and reviewing.
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frg
^and also
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frg
rsx11m any additional nomiations from your?
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frg
^you
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» frg needs to type slower as host
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rsx11m
frg: no
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frg
oki
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frg
Action Items
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frg
Nothing here from me. bau
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frg
Status of the SeaMonkey Infrastructure
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frg
IanN and ewong set up more stuff for using BugSplat as crash reporting site but didn't make it into 2.53.17b1
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WG9s
not sure this applies here but I am no onger able to post anything to achive nightly
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WG9s
sent email to ewong still awaiting a reply
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WG9s
I created a substitute page on my website and changed the loink inthe topic to go there
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frg
Opps too fast on action items. Project areas have been updated in
bug 1828328.
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frg
Mozilla moved from aws to google.
Bug 1828540 is still open. Might delay the beta. Hope ewong sorts it out so that the nightly builds also will appear again.
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frg
Anyway have not heard any news about the new Rocky 8 builder and Server 2012 R2 will also go away in a few months. So there will be infra changes.
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frg
Status of the SeaMonkey Source Tree
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frg
All building I think. 2.53.17b1 no longer needs Python 2.
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tomman
late, but hello world~
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frg
tomman hi
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WG9s
wow a refernce to the first program ever written in c
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frg
WG9s any problems with building central?
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WG9s
no but seems we have info in the meeting agenda about a no longer existing issue about how to get around the fact that mach bootstrap does not install a wasi-sysroot. well, it seems it now does so this whole section can go before the next meeting.
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frg
yes I did a build recently and seems now to import the world. Bloat**2
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frg
I think clang 16 under Windows with 2.53.18b1 pre now works too. Need to re-check
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WG9s
i am still working on the issue whcih you decided was distro dependnt on building under linux with clang 25 or later with elf-hack-enabled
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frg
Mozilla plans to abandon Windows 7 and 8.1 after ESR 115 starting with 116a1. No such plans here. If critical third party packages drop support it might come to it later but currently not even discussed.
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WG9s
I had hoped to figure this out yesterday but I did not feel well and am just now getting back to working on it.
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WG9s
Mozilla does not support their bowsers on any OS that the OS vendor has dropped support on.
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WG9s
if the os vendor no longer does scurity updates on the os they drop support of thir brwser onthe platform
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frg
WG9s well which is not true because Server 2008 R2 and 2012 are still supported and at least 2012 R2 will be for at least 3 years.
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tomman
ooof, Mozilla, why!?
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WG9s
they feel if they support the browser on an OS that is not getting a security updates then they would be taking on the OS security vulnerabilies as their fault
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frg
tomman well you still have about a year and a half with ESR 115.
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tomman
wonder what's their support policy with Linux builds then
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tomman
I mean, plenty of EOL'd distros where the current binaries still run fine
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frg
WG9s I suspect it is just a good excuse. macOS up to 10.14 is also dropped.
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tomman
but then, they don't even tell you which libc version they want
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WG9s
I am not trying to defend their position just trying to explain it.
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tomman
yeah, understandable, too bad the average user doesn't care
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frg
anyway can't be helped and we keep the support as long as possible. I think SeaMonkey was one of the last browsers to support XP :)
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WG9s
but I think they do not need to drop support just need to not advertising as being supported to avoid any libility
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frg
And with 7 8.1 it is even easier because not much different from 10 when it comes to the api.
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WG9s
you now like we no longer support blah but it might still work but don;t blame us
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frg
Even MS needs to patch up Edge for now on 7 and the servers.
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frg
Release Train
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frg
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frg
Hope ewong manges to move it soon.
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frg
It will rpobably break a few ond add-ons as discussed here but I hope they can be patched up.
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frg
Otherwise the beta should be very stable (if you don't have mem errors) and please test
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tomman
hey~ :D
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frg
tomman me? :D
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tomman
so far no new crashes since detecting the problem yesterday
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tomman
but that RAM is getting bought tomorrow!
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frg
I had some crashes 6 or 8 weeks ago but did go away. Some backports missing I suspect. Lots did go in then.
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frg
Anything else for release?
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frg
Extensions Tracking
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frg
I plan to do
Bug 1083458 soon. Then hopefully no more add-on breakage for some time.
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njsg
maybe there should be another note about Enigmail for SeaMonkey under the "Enigmail was discontinued [...]" item?
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tomman
remind me what Mozillaism is that?
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tomman
(hope I don't need to patch Redirector once more!)
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frg
njsg noted 3.14 is out.
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frg
tomman awful syntax It will not be missed. Check the bug.
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tomman
uuugh, now that I can see it, yeah
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tomman
it looks real ugly
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tomman
good riddance then
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tomman
need to watch out for that one
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tonymec
frg: huh?
bug 1083458 (Core/JS Engine) was closed RESOLVED FIXED 5 years ago. Typo?
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frg
I hope I can get the legacy getters and setter in.
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frg
tonymec no. Still not done in 2.53.
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WG9s
KI think we have lst control of the meeting i have no diea what tomman is even taking about if it is enigmail this was not a mozilla decision this was a TB decision.
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njsg
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frg
WG9s talking about
bug 1083458
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tomman
WG9s: I was talking about that deprecated syntax for expression closures
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njsg
yeah, my bad, should have waited a bit before mentioning enigmail
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frg
enigmail now has a new 3.14 release version which is fine.
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frg
njsg just a bit of multitasking
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njsg
re: enigmail, possibly useful to link in the meeting notes:
enigmail.net/index.php/en/download/changelog#enig3.1.4
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frg
Yes. Whish we had the resources to set up our own add-on page. Not sure if SeaMonkey ones even get reviewed any longer.
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frg
anything else on extensions?
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frg
Next, Feature List, Planning
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frg
bau for me
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tomman
pdf.js
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tomman
would be nice to see a new SM-compatible release from somewhere
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tomman
but the current one STILL works fine
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tomman
aside of that, nothing new here, business as usual~
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frg
we have updated the internal one in browser but needs to be adapted and packaged. No time as usual.
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njsg
(what was the sidebar for facebook error? maybe I'm mixing things, but I wonder if that kind of message could be the initpump change?)
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njsg
s/initpump/InputStreamPump/
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tomman
gotta go, blackout :/
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frg
njsg usually it was the pref rename lately.
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frg
Anything else or should we call it a meeting?
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rsx11m
nothing here
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frg
Then I jsut say thanks for your time and contributions and see you in 3 weeks with our regular SeaMoneky show host IanN again.
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rsx11m
:-)
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njsg
nothing here either
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tonymec
nor here
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no1
needed to change the nick to block an idiot using it.
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tomman
and we're back
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tomman
...for now
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tomman
it's raining, and this is the season where you get what you pay for
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tomman
it... crashed again :/
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tomman
back to memtest!
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tomman
OK, turns out I was actually isolating the wrong address
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tomman
because memtest86 and the kernel see different address maps
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tomman
because... x86 MMUs are hard?
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tomman
memtest86 was saying my bad RAM was at 0x00000000a00f2888
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tomman
so I had isolated the entire megabyte at 0x00000000a00f2000 to be safe
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tomman
but... I was still tripping the crashes
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tomman
turns out the kernel now also has a memtest tool: boot with memtest=<num-of-passes>, and it will EVENTUALLY catch the bad area and isolate it
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tomman
not as effective as memtest86, but it actually found the proper address: 0x00000001e00f2888
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tomman
a 20-bit difference on the offset!
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no1
tomman main reason I only use ecc ram on my desktops. Life is too short to track these errors.
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tomman
no1: sadly this is a laptop, no such luxury :/
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tomman
yes, I know, the answer is "buy new RAM lolololo", but IT'S SUNDAY, IT'S DOWNPOURING RAIN OUTSIDE, THERE ARE NO COMPUTER STORES IN MY CITY ANYMORE, and we already had one blackout!
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tomman
this stuff is in general poorly documented, especially memtest86's reliance on badram patterns, a set of kernel patches that not many distros include, and the kernel has better tools for that these days, but those are lacking good end-user documentation too
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no1
tomman yeah thanks to Intel no ecc support in these cpus and chipsets.
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tomman
oh, the last time not only SeaMonkey tripped the crash for the umpteenth time, even STEAM of all things also managed to trip it!
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tomman
the kernel gotta love those high memory addresses :D
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tomman
lovely one-bit errors :/
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njsg
tomman: perhaps later in the week run it again (memtest) just to be sure it's constant
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tomman
njsg: at least today and yesterday, the addresses seem to be constant
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tomman
but I do intend to get this thing sorted out ASAP, as soon as I can buy the new RAM
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guest__
frg - Windows Server 2012 R2 will go out of extended support Oct 10 2023 and after that date updates will be delivered by Microsoft
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njsg
frg_Away: just checked and boostrap.js:533 in Sidebar for Facebook version 52 has Components.interfaces.nsIPrefBranch2, so it's the prefbranch rename indeed
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guest__
no updates will be delivered by Microsoft
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frg_Away
guest__ there will be esu updates for about 3 years.
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frg_Away
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guest__
no one - except large organisations - will ever buy ESU for Windows Server
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guest__
frg - how is your progress with updated regex support?
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guest__
more and more sites stop working in SM due to fucking Google Chromism
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frg_Away
guest__ I know but slow go. Python 3 was another priority so that we are not kicked out of distros. Now halfway done but the current web is like wack-a-mole
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tomman
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tomman
the main reason of why the modern web sucks and it's overengineered to hell and back: because it's solving problems noone had
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tomman
AKA the "shiny stuff"/"I am bored" syndrome
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njsg
I'd go with: some people actually think backwards compatibility is bad, others don't care about it; when people thinking like that are in charge of frameworks, all it takes is using incompatible syntax once and it might break many sites
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njsg
it's perhaps a bit like offering content without scripting
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njsg
starting with some version, the mastodon web UI apparently doesn't want to do that
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njsg
now that can be frameworks all over again too, some are designed to be so, so dynamic that such a thing is perhaps inconceivable
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tomman
animenewsnetwork.com oh god, they HAD to deploy this regex garbage too!
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tomman
> SyntaxError: invalid regular expression flag s
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tomman
also wonder what's this: TypeError: event.path is undefined
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tomman
Anyway, Anime News Network is now broken: images won't load anymore, and it completely ignores my layout settings
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tomman
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tomman
OF COURSE, ANOTHER CHROMEISM
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tomman
...wait, event.path no longer exists on Chrome as of v109
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tomman
...uuuuugh
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tomman
wait, Event.composedPath is the standards-compliant one
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tomman
and SeaMonkey indeed supports it (also Firefox since FF59)
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tomman
why ANN went out of their way to implement a nonstandard Chromeism for which the standard implementation is old as dirt, AND the original proprietary one was removed a few months ago anyway?!
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tomman
do they even test their junk!?
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tomman
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njsg
is it possible there are two versions of some script and that they fixed whatever is served to chrome/firefox UAs but left the other uncorrected?