Let me start this out by saying that I know nothing about programming.
I am a Futaba (www.2chan.net) user, and over there we have a wonderful set of Firefox extensions known as Akafuku and Aima Aima ni (http://www.unmht.org/futaba/). These do far more than the 4chan Firefox Extension, and include such features as one-click image saving, thread archiving, pop-up windows that display the target of >>(postnumber), or even >(quote) on mouseover, extensive spam filters, etc. etc.
Having a program like this for 4chan would be fucking awesome. I know 4chan is based off of Futaba, but how hard would it be to reverse engineer this to work with 4chan?
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Anonymous2008-05-10 19:45
pantsu~
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Anonymous2008-05-13 20:30
A while back, a /g/angsta made an anti-404 greasemonkey script which included some 7chan-ish features. So that's a start.
BTW /prog/, /g/ needs more SICP, Snakes, etc. Shit is too boring over there.
>>36
Sorry, I like my OS to be functional and relatively reliable, though compiling things from source can be a bitch. It also feels like it ``just works'', unlike Linux distros. I've yet to try a BSD flavour, though. Me being gay doesn't have anything to do with my choice of OS.
Let me start this out by saying that I know nothing about programming.
I am a SICP (http://mitpress.mit.edu/sicp/full-text/book/book.html) user, and over there we have a wonderful set of procedures known as EVAL and APPLY. These do far more than the numeric procedures, and include such features as metacircular interpretation, proper tail recursion, debugging messages that display the call trace of >>(procedurename), or even >(macro) on debugging mode, extensive bayesian spam filters, etc. etc.
Having a program like this for bbcode would be fucking awesome. I know bbcode is based off of LISP, but how hard would it be to reverse engineer this to work with bbcode?
Thread archiving, batch saving and searching has already been covered well enough by DownThemAll and Ctrl-F. There is simply no reason to write another tool that does the same stuff.
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Anonymous2009-06-07 23:06
Hopefully in b4 hax my anus, *grabs dick*, Ginger, Sussman, Culver, Xarn, Taro, Oyashiro-sama, NULL NULL NULL, and dead dogs.
And that's why one should never bother to discuss anything intelligent on 4chan. Ever.
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Anonymous2009-06-08 20:17
>>62
PROTIP: Disabling SSID broadcast doesn't buy you anything. It just disables the advertising frames. Other frames are still transmitted with your SSID in it, and they are trivial to pick up using something like AirSnort or NetStumbler (what is it with wifi security tools and CamelCase?).
How can I have a Firefox ``script-let'' automatically fill out a file select element?
Doing it normally throws an exception, is there some extra code you can add to get permission from the user (I think I used something like that for XMLHttpRequest once)?
Example of what I want:
Click button -> Comment field is filled with "Japanese bird cooking spaghetti," file select field is filled with "penne rigate.jpg."
Set signed.applets.codebase_principal_support to true. javascript:(function(){netscape.security.PrivilegeManager.enablePrivilege('UniversalFileRead');document.getElementsByName('com')[0].value="Japanese%20bird%20cooking%20spaghetti";document.getElementsByName('upfile')[0].value="/dev/null/Japanese%20bird%20cooking%20spaghetti.jpg";})();
And the result: Error: Duplicate file entry detected.
Maybe I'll give in and make an extension instead...
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Anonymous2009-06-09 13:20
>>68
That's only because Japanese bird cooking spaghetti.jpg is already on the server.
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Anonymous2009-06-09 13:43
>>69
That's because the image that happened to be called Japanese bird cooking spaghetti.jpg is already on the server. (Changing the name will not fix the problem.)
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Anonymous2009-06-09 13:56
Rule 34 on japanese bird cooking spaghetti
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Anonymous2009-06-09 14:19
>>71
Get the fuck out of /prog/ and go back to /b/. Thanks.
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