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00:14:21<pabs>masterx244|m: firefox history search with sqlite: sqlite3 -readonly file:$HOME/.mozilla/firefox/*/places.sqlite?immutable=1 'SELECT url, title FROM moz_places WHERE url LIKE "%sourceforge.net/users/%"'
00:14:24<pabs>masterX244: ^
00:20:30<anarcat>see also https://gitlab.com/anarcat/scripts/-/blob/main/search-history.py?ref_type=heads
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00:22:00<pabs>hmm, does the python module not have an equivalent of -readonly ?
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00:22:34<hexa_>you can, when opening with an uri
00:22:51<hexa_>like file:/tmp/foo.sqlite?mode=ro
00:23:19pabs wonders what the difference is between immutable=1 and ro=1 :)
00:23:34<anarcat>i don't actually recall
00:23:43<anarcat>i think i had trouble with ro=1 while the profile was open
00:23:59<anarcat>i mean trouble with mode=ro
00:25:12<nicolas17>" SQLite always opens immutable database files read-only and it skips all file locking and change detection on immutable database files"
00:25:19<anarcat>yeah, that
00:25:26<anarcat>-readonly tries to lock the file
00:25:34<nicolas17>I think if you open with immutable=1 and Firefox changes the DB file while you have it open, you may get corrupted results
00:25:46<anarcat>hmm
00:27:38<anarcat>well i had ?mode=ro before 168e51f8aebbfb229c39736ef77c973926a82316 in that repo, the commitlog unfortunately doesn't explain why the change
00:28:26<anarcat>but from what i remember, i had trouble running the command while firefox was running
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00:56:14<pabs>https://frame.work/ca/en/blog/framework-sponsorships
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00:57:43<nicolas17>making my guess for "double-down or backpedal" while cloudflare does its bullshit verifications and lets me load the page
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00:59:30<nicolas17>oh, purely descriptive, fun
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01:02:02pabs pfffft while reading it
01:02:58<pabs>related https://community.frame.work/t/framework-supporting-far-right-racists/75986/1609?u=anarcat
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02:30:15<steering>i like how all the links to orgs/events for framework are google redirects.
02:31:04<nicolas17>google sheets quirk?
02:34:53<steering>oh, is it an embedded sheet
02:35:03<nicolas17>might be a blind copypaste from a sheet
02:35:07<steering>yeah, that makes more sense, it is an iframe
02:35:13<nicolas17>ah
02:35:29<nicolas17>if only html supported tables directly
02:35:33<steering>lol
02:35:52<steering>to be fair, it does *actually* involve a <table> eventually.
02:36:02<@JAA>I can't even access the blog post because strict Buttflare.
02:36:24<steering>what a surprise that a modern corpo web team would actually use such a thing
02:38:05<@JAA>It is weird that they have a challenge on their blog (basically all static content) but not on the forums.
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02:44:50<nicolas17>https://www.wired.com/story/satellites-are-leaking-the-worlds-secrets-calls-texts-military-and-corporate-data/ more data to archive /s
02:48:27<steering>blogging software does tend to be terribly written.
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07:37:17<steering>I wonder if there are any sites/webservers out there that maintain state via keepalive. I'm sure someone has been lazy enough :D
07:39:51<steering>seems like sites might end up trying something like that for DRM, i.e. youtube requiring you to be in the same connection that received the challenge that you JS-solved or else get a degraded quality
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12:21:27<nicolas17>don't give them ideas D:
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13:24:40<chrismrtn>steering: I thought I remembered seeing code in yt-dlp for that, and sure enough, it looks like nikoniko live streams and BunnyCDN use a keepalive
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22:25:54<steering>chrismrtn: TIL :)
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22:49:07<steering>new phone: haha we're gonna go ahead and force you to install 9 applications. we'll give you a box to disable exactly 1 app (linkedin) from being force-installed though. and another box that says "check all" but since there's only one box that you can check/uncheck it's a bit useless. oh yeah did we mention thats like 10GB of downloads because we can't include these skinned-web-browser apps in
22:49:13<steering>the image on the phone
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22:55:35<steering>>adobe scan ai pdf scanner, ocr
22:55:49<steering>how about ABSOLUTELY DEFINITELY NOT thanks
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23:01:14<BlankEclair>i treat unrooted phones like my windows 10 vm: never connected to the internet unless necessary
23:04:57<katia>Miao
23:05:24<BlankEclair>mrrp~
23:05:56<katia>Miao
23:06:01<steering>yeah id probably use grapheneos if google's hardware wasn't 5x as expensive and 5x as defective
23:06:16<steering>never again will i buy a pixel :)
23:07:13<BlankEclair>i love how my phone will make gos devs have an aneurysm
23:07:35<steering>pay $70 to google for device replacement when the phone i have decides to brick itself aaaaaand the new one has a defective power button -> get another replacement, sell it to a friend, and find a new carrier
23:08:24<steering>(had to cold-email some director at google to get them to do a standard-replacement for the second one rather than charging me another deposit for advanced replacement when i had already bought a new phone from a new carrier that actually worked to replace it with, lmao)
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