fitting that archive.org gets compromised by polyfill javascript after making their website unusuable in seamonkey (presumably because of same)

Megaweapon: rather ironic that the site designed to preserve the old Internet heavily relies on modern Chromeisms, indeed

alas, I feel nothing but ill intent towards those skript kiddies that defaced and compromised the IA

hope their jail mate is called Bubba

PaleMoon & CVE-2024-9680: Use-after-free in Animation timeline

good morning

so i was working on excerizing my hg skills on the linux kernel and .. somehow I ended the evening compiling reactos.. I dunno how that even happened.

blog.lnear.dev/the-case-for-web-components "Google WebComponents® is the awesome future where I want to live in because I'm so cool"

spoilers: the blogspam won't render properly on SM, disable the stylesheet

> No Server-Side Rendering Headaches

someone is allergic to PHP/ASP/JSF?

> Frameworks that emphasize server-side rendering (SSR) often require you to run Node.js alongside your primary backend, just to handle rendering HTML on the server. This introduces architectural complexity and can lead to synchronization issues between your frontend and backend systems.

ah right, this dude has never used ANYTHING but JavaScript-based stacks

well php is cpu heavy and all these over-provisioned container clusters are expensive.. is the OFFICIAL reason

but I rejected that a decade ago

and then learned php for-realzies

tomman: lol

oh never used?

funny

in the linux kernel.. not having or wanting to use/learn/support rust is a bad thing indicative of a toxic environment and all non-technical gibberish

mastodon.social/@jwz/113275940282961795 LOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOL

JWZ got Clownflared :D

also, speaking about that bastard Turnstile craptcha, every single Scribd downloader site switched to it, which means all those sites are now broken for me :/

tomman: that sucks

tomman: is this with any "browser" or just with legit web clients like SeaMonkey

tomman: there is a lot that is ironic in how archive.org does stuff on the web. thdy really want a bad user experience

njsg: is that an aim with this shit?

break archive.org as well as traditional webclients?

and silence and shutdown anyone in opposition?

Big Copyright™ want to silence the Archive because it threatens its outdated biz models

governments want to silence the Archive because that's what governments do

but bored skript kiddies just love seeing the world burn, and borrow whatever current affairs are trendy to justify their childish vandalism

also burning books is always a social activity