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nsITobin
I dunno what I like better.. babbling all day or just popping in and out..
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nsITobin
may try popping in and out more..
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nsITobin
lazyload nsITobin?!
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nsITobin
i dunno
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nsITobin
it's up to njsg
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nsITobin
awe we need more tonymec
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nsITobin
I'll hold out for Ximo++
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nsITobin
:P
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nsITobin
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nsITobin
standard html formatting IS slightly fighting my special component formatting
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nsITobin
but again.. good.. enough
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nsITobin
and I am done for the day
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nsITobin
the ironic thing is I could likely translate phoebusCode to either wikitext or markdown now and it would actually work properly
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Sompi
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nsITobin
case 'markdown':
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nsITobin
$this->helper = $this->LoadHelper('markdown');
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nsITobin
if (!$this->helper) { return $aContent; }
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nsITobin
$this->helper = new Parsedown();
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nsITobin
$this->helper->setSafeMode(true);
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nsITobin
$aContent = $this->helper->text($aContent);
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nsITobin
break;
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nsITobin
simplest yet
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nsITobin
html entities are more fun than unicode emoticons
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nsITobin
xml entities too
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nsITobin
frg_Away: it may be a good idea to reiterate the vauge lifecycle of SeaMonkey on NT 6.1 for users somewhere cause that guy last night isn't the only windows 7 user getting twitchy about future support.. The question has sprung up recently in lunar orbit as well.
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nsITobin
my feeling is there is gonna be another rash of depercations for older windows because now no one unless specifically targeting LTSC has no reason to target older than windows 11 let alone a host of legacy code paths.. Not to mention when Mozilla doesn't instantly kill windows support it echos through all the mozilla-based projects.
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nsITobin
(or server)
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Sompi
Why can't the program just use the APIs and syscalls from an older version of Windows kernel?
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Sompi
Not like I support using Windows anyway, just asking
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tomman
Sompi: these day OS version support is generally enforced by the compilers, and if you're under Windows this means you're most likely using Visual C++
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tomman
and every newer VC++ release enforces whatever Windows OS baseline that Microsoft wants
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tomman
now, that won't stop developers than just using "Windows 10+" APIs for whatever reason they see fit
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tomman
but many times it's just the compiler saying "Windows 10+, sorry"
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nsITobin
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tomman
Sometimes new APIs actually are nice to have, or solve an actual problem... but then that means either you get to maintain two codepaths (icky!), or do an Executive Order saying "sorry but this is too good to let it pass"
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tomman
But these days newer APIs are used because "oooh, shiny" instead of "oh, this is actually good"
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tomman
nsITobin: oh, that means UXP won't be fit for Government Useā¢!
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tomman
MUH FIPS CERTIFICATIONS!
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nsITobin
is firefox fips certified
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nsITobin
they don't even use an nss that builds or has? i haven't checked.. shlibsign
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nsITobin
anyway m-c has no signing either
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nsITobin
mozilla-central
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frg_Away
nsITobin unlike xp I intend to support it as long as possible. Same for 8.1. With the hacky updates good till 2026 at least. There is not much/anything in 10 land which is needed for SeaMonkey right now. I am still running it for tests and my mail in a vm.
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frg_Away
f*cking rust is already a problem so we will see how this goes.
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nsITobin
frg_Away: well i am gonna have to learn to compile rust deps at some point how else can I attempt to enter nomans land to explore the xbl divide and conquor it?
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nsITobin
it is frankly ridiuclous I can compile xpfe seamonkey, uxp, seamonkey 253, some shadow of seamonkey on 102-cental but can't do spit on 60ish through 91ish
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nsITobin
also for sure 24-52 as well
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frg_Away
xp was seriously lacking support for later apis but 7 only a few like better dpi support. The store stuff can go to the way to the dodo right now if you ask me. Same for later .net all all the stupi stuff ms introduced to make it look more modern aka bad.
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nsITobin
fedor knows the secret to compiling rust for xp and esr68
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nsITobin
but ..
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nsITobin
i was all Tobin at him.. so not gonna get that ..
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frg_Away
I use xp for some very special chip burner hardware but if you don't have these needs it is braindead to run it. Only use it on 2 dedicated laptops too. One with 98se too for some other program.
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nsITobin
rust is still a hard thing for me to accept.. on one hand i hate it with every fiber of my being.. on the other hand its already here and not being as useful as it could be and removing it and doing without just isn't feasable at this stage .. maybe 2019 but not today.. I say use it but no one has to like it.
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nsITobin
best i can do for now on acceptance
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frg_Away
same here. Would love to kick it out in a minute but a one man army is defeated fast.
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nsITobin
frg_Away: like with actual iron rust.. sometimes its a fact and just needs to be managed and kept under supervision ;)
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frg_Away
lets just say anyone wanted to put a rust component in suite and not needed as a critical backport from TB or Fx will get r- from me in 10 seconds. Not sure how IanN would do it but I am not :)
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nsITobin
well I am guessing stylo related rusticals aren't gonna dramatically bust xul functions.. other rust stuff certainly would.. issue is the dep hell
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nsITobin
but i get your point frg_Away don't want someone rewriting the sidebar as a rust component
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frg_Away
stylo s*cks but this is onevthing still needed.
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nsITobin
sure seems to be the case
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nsITobin
unless an nsLayout style expert shows up
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frg_Away
gone for the evening. Have fun
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nsITobin
Hope frg has a good evening.. relaxing.. going out.. somethin fun.
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nsITobin
for me it's not even noon yet but I am gonna try to reduce the idle babbling as an active task.
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nsITobin
If I am babbling.. I ain't codin.
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nsITobin
;)
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therube
github Assets works with the latest palefill,
github.com/martok/palefill/releases
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therube
or maybe not?
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nsITobin
I need to speak to martok at some point or at least identify him as not JustOff .. the only thing that makes me think it isn't JustOff is all the cpp work.. Good c++ work.. JustOff mainly botched javascript and glorywhored other people's extensions.
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therube
ok, i'm now confused.
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nsITobin
ti is also strange his github history save the odd pull request or ownrepo activity drops off around the same time JustOff became a thing and suddenly picks up when JustOff vanished after russia invaded
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therube
no, it is actually Greasemonkey that gets it working
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nsITobin
someone needs to fork greasemonkey
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nsITobin
therube: how do you have a FUNCTIONAL greasemonkey for seamonkey .. mine was only PARTLY functional on 2.49
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therube
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nsITobin
actually what we need is first-party userscript support in seamonkey
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therube
i don't know if it is functional. not really familiar with it. but with it github Assets works.
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nsITobin
and not need greasemonkey cause gpl
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nsITobin
but as far as new UI features for seamonkey goes.. site specific UAO manager ui is needed more
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nsITobin
it is on mah list
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therube
i've got a script in there (& i'm not at all familiar with this stuff), github.com_include_fragments@void::gmscripts
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therube
not sure where i came across it or why
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nsITobin
after I get this ftp panel done I will start my general porpoise CMS with non-public wiki features
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nsITobin
I had a script on greasyfork to disable github ajax
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nsITobin
no idea how that works now with customelemenets gitshrub
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nsITobin
therube:
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nsITobin
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nsITobin
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therube
looks like the greasemonkey actually came from here,
sourceforge.net/projects/gmport/files
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therube
& then i did something to it to get it to work in SeaMonkey
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therube
or no that was an older version where i had to mod it. 3.10.0.1rc5 i'm thinking should be good as is
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nsITobin
hi IanN