00:03:17 <a-865> I have 2 core 4 thread cpu showing use >100% in repeated instances longer than just a few seconds. Right now it's in a hung state @108% with browser window + mail window, and accumulated time 40:46.26
01:18:57 <nsITobin> a-865: i don't believe so
01:19:20 <a-865> :(
01:19:27 <nsITobin> this should be no different than any pre-quantum xul app unless seamonkey goes multiprocess
01:19:49 <nsITobin> how are you a-865
01:29:00 <a-865> I think I closed enough tabs to settle it down.
01:30:12 <a-865> the releasever of the beta in $topic is confusing
01:34:20 <nsITobin> a-865: sorry my mouse cursor vanished and wouldn't come back
01:34:23 <nsITobin> it was strange
01:34:35 <nsITobin> also edge is barely useable without a mouse
01:35:01 <nsITobin> seamonkey and other xul apps have superior useability for keyboard driven ui
10:06:32 <njsg> a-865: did it settle down after the closing down of tabs?
10:09:02 <a-865> njsg: muchly
10:11:30 <njsg> ah, good; there is or was a state that can be reached with 100% CPU usage which I have yet to understand fully
10:11:39 <njsg> but if it settled, then it wasn't that :-)
10:14:57 <a-865> I always have mega-lots of tabs, and no-script, but tab count had gotten really excessive. Also, that profile is where mail window is normally open 24/7.
10:17:06 <a-865> also I'm using buc's build for (sane) iso8601 dates
10:21:42 <njsg> I should probably finally figure out how to change ICU's localization data
10:22:09 <njsg> glibc I know.
15:30:49 <nsITobin> heh .. seabugs
15:31:01 <nsITobin> hi frg_Away
15:31:05 <nsITobin> welcome back
15:31:54 <frg_Away> nsITobin hi
15:32:07 <frg_Away> conference call and need to boot 10
15:33:15 <nsITobin> fun
15:34:01 <nsITobin> i found some regex that should allow me to do some BASIC wikitext transformation
15:34:22 <nsITobin> https://github.com/lahdekorpi/Wiky.php/blob/master/wiky.inc.php
15:35:15 <nsITobin> which i can slot into my existing code parsing that uses regex and simple subst
15:36:44 <nsITobin> this .. code is pretty disgusting truth be told but it has what I need
15:38:55 <nsITobin> just a new case in https://dpaste.org/xSNAx/raw
15:40:30 <nsITobin> phoebusCode is a disaster .. seleneCode bypassed the disaster by being more direct html translated no automatic whitespace.. saves on hitting shift key at least heh
15:41:13 <nsITobin> use the regex patterns in that file I linked to add another case and I should have BASIC wikitext
16:02:59 <nsITobin> MPL 1.1 13. Multiple-licensed code
16:02:59 <nsITobin> Initial Developer may designate portions of the Covered Code as "Multiple-Licensed". "Multiple-Licensed" means that the Initial Developer permits you to utilize portions of the Covered Code under Your choice of the MPL or the alternative licenses, if any, specified by the Initial Developer in the file described in Exhibit A.
16:05:11 <nsITobin> so check..
16:05:40 <nsITobin> MPL 1.1 6.2 allows upgrade to 2.0 .. 2.0 is NOT incompatible with secondary licenses.. so all good.
16:07:28 <nsITobin> I mean outside Mozilla Legal I think I am the foremost discredited expert on the MPL.. I.. can read.
16:08:26 <nsITobin> there are organizations that will fight for GPL projects sometimes pro bono .. but Mozilla provides NOTHING for people who choose the MPL.
16:10:01 <nsITobin> I mean I personally can't defend the MPL by any means other than saying.. HEY stop that or I'll get all exterminate-y or some shit.
17:19:37 <njsg> as far as licensing goes, I remember when Sony insisted in releasing audio CD-ROMs with rootkits in violation of the GPL
17:20:34 <njsg> okay, to be fair maybe one needs to first ask sony if they can provide the source to their DRM-and-rootkit tool...
17:21:13 <njsg> (literally audio in CD-ROM, not CD-DA)
17:24:37 <nsITobin>       // Init and Secure values from a preflight nsCore array storage object should be cleared
17:24:37 <nsITobin>       // upon reading the value for security reasons.
17:24:37 <nsITobin>       // Secure.* is also filtered to a bool denoting existence when debug and ?runtime=1 is used.
17:24:37 <nsITobin>       if ($rv && ($firstNode == 'init' || $firstNode == "secure")) {
17:24:37 <nsITobin>         nsRuntime::$sRuntimeConfiguration->set($aDottedKey, true);
17:24:38 <nsITobin>       }
17:24:40 <nsITobin>     }
17:24:44 <nsITobin> errr
17:25:24 <nsITobin> oh well.. still semi-relevant LOL
17:53:53 <tomman> njsg: ah, XCP
17:54:17 <tomman> technically those were not Redbook compliant audio CDs, although they would play on standard dumb CD-DA players
19:43:20 <nsITobin> https://cci-dev.thereisonlyxul.org/special/test/?case=wikitext-test
19:43:29 <nsITobin> i mean.. its better than nothing ..
19:45:33 <nsITobin> err https://cci-dev.thereisonlyxul.org/special/test/?case=wikitext
19:57:13 <nsITobin> well that is decently impressive https://cci-dev.thereisonlyxul.org/special/test/?case=wikitext
20:09:09 <nsITobin> well it works great for headings and lists but it is absolute TRASH for paragraphs
20:09:52 <nsITobin> then again for purposes of conversion.. seamonkey status meetings virtually are nothing but unordered lists
20:10:02 <nsITobin> and headings
23:07:14 <nsITobin> ok i got a fork of that mike42 thing working .. aside from being unsure how to set the base internal link url .. which i could just filter my self this actually works properly
23:07:19 <nsITobin> https://cci-dev.thereisonlyxul.org/special/test/?case=wikitext
23:08:45 <nsITobin> also templates
23:28:23 <frg_Away> the original wiki has a few goodies which I use like change preview. Also general trackingand email.
23:32:17 <nsITobin> email is a problem for me.. unless I can send to some elses configured mail server via mine.. Building a full on wiki's most difficult part is basically storing revisions. That can get bloated FAST in a database.
23:32:36 <nsITobin> that and wikitext
23:45:25 <nsITobin> $regexTags      = array(
23:45:25 <nsITobin>   "\[\[(.*)\|(.*)\]\]" => '[!$1|$2!]', // Change links with titles to something else
23:45:25 <nsITobin>   "\[\[(.*)\]\]" => '[[/$1|$1]]', // Handle links without titles adding a forward slash
23:45:25 <nsITobin>   "\[\!(.*)\|(.*)\!\]" => '[[/$1|$2]]', // Change links with titles back adding a forward slash
23:45:25 <nsITobin>   "\{\{bug\|(.*)\}\}" => '[https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=$1 Bug $1]' // Bugzilla
23:45:26 <nsITobin> );
23:45:44 <nsITobin> then parse
23:45:53 <nsITobin> after regex subst
23:47:21 <nsITobin> looks right to me.. https://cci-dev.thereisonlyxul.org/special/test/?case=wikitext
23:53:11 <nsITobin> frg (for tomorrow) you aren't the only one that likes previewing stuff.. http://developer.palemoon.org/special/content-test/
23:54:51 <nsITobin> but of course selene was gitcontroled so testing content was harder so that.. but CCI or a seperate wiki/doc app would have sql as an option tho mdn inspired selene style content loading is a core part of my software now..
23:55:37 <nsITobin> god damn the special component has evolved since then
23:55:42 <nsITobin> anyway rest well frg
23:57:32 <nsITobin> also least he change the colors and background like I asked.. he should have recoded the template.. but that and a200's epyrus site shows how BinOC content doesn't work well in the hands of people who hate me.. in the past Moonchild handled BinOC content as well as his own..
23:58:20 <nsITobin> I can only guess smering my stuffs is supposed to annoy me.. and he would be right.. if my current stuff was well beyond it now.
23:58:30 <nsITobin> wasn't well beyond*