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[2016-4-21. : 12:05 am] Roy -- Dem0nDem0n shouted: I just got a text from a random number with this: "[my name] [my address] [random indecipherable link]" So like "Dem0n Hell syzygy.info/420"?[2016-4-20. : 11:56 pm] Moose -- Yeah, selling your address and phone number without even collecting it. wrote some damn good code.[2016-4-20. : 11:53 pm] Moose -- I like how the site has an unsubscribe button, too. Probably just confirms your information for more resale and spam.[2016-4-20. : 11:51 pm] Moose -- Not even https, how insecure. Now that URL with your information in it is probably in a bunch of log files in the middle, too. Hooray data collection![2016-4-20. : 11:48 pm] Moose -- Redirected to http://automatch.iaddurl.org. I now have your address in the URL. I can remove these shouts if you want.[2016-4-20. : 11:45 pm] Moose -- Your search - site:ybdhi.com - did not match any documents. not even Google knows. Is this the dark webs?[2016-4-20. : 11:45 pm] Moose -- One of the guys who wanted to fix my Microsoft Windows had my name, too.[2016-4-20. : 11:44 pm] Moose -- Sounds like your info got sold and/or scooped up in a data breach somewhere.[2016-4-20. : 11:37 pm] Dem0n -- I just got a text from a random number with this: "[my name] [my address] [random indecipherable link]"[2016-4-20. : 10:58 pm] Moose -- (And done is the actual shell command, not me being obnoxious, I do that quite well enough on my own)[2016-4-20. : 10:56 pm] Moose -- Put them all in one directory, then for f in *; do awk ... etc.; done XDDDDDDDD[2016-4-20. : 10:54 pm] Corbo -- This is why that replacer was so helpful. Otherwise I'd have to add <li>s for more than hundreds of references for each document. I have 37 documents to go through...[2016-4-20. : 10:52 pm] Corbo -- This document is insane. They even reference where they got their "tree" definition from.[2016-4-20. : 10:40 pm] Moose -- You could search for whatever tags mark your heading, then pull them out into an array, then print out the array at the end[2016-4-20. : 10:28 pm] Corbo -- Word automatically generates them if you work your document properly using headings.[2016-4-20. : 10:17 pm] Corbo -- Now, if you give me a way to convert word generated indexes into <ul><li>s for html I'd be grateful too ![]() [2016-4-20. : 10:16 pm] Moose -- https://secure.php.net/manual/en/function.fgets.php not that bad, PHP can still read line by line into a variable[2016-4-20. : 10:15 pm] Corbo -- If you guys hadn't helped I'd have probably done it on php or something but they process would have involved me making a post form then echoing out the results ![]() [2016-4-20. : 10:07 pm] Moose -- You're welcome. You'd be surprised what seems difficult but is actually a relatively simple one-liner on the shell.[2016-4-20. : 9:59 pm] NudeRaider -- old, but the glorious chest hair alone is worth it http://i.imgur.com/mQse9nj.webm g'nite[2016-4-20. : 9:28 pm] NudeRaider -- RoyRoy shouted: I might write a userscript or something to make it simpler. Like override their Ctrl+C to give the direct link rather than the page link. i see you want the image link, not the page link... hm yeah thats gone ![]() [2016-4-20. : 9:27 pm] NudeRaider -- RoyRoy shouted: Ahli From what I can tell, it's harder to get the direct link from them now. I just manually edit the URL because I know the scheme, but you can't just right-click > copy image source URL anymore. https://snag.gy/qxwDcS ![]() [2016-4-20. : 9:23 pm] Moose -- CorboCorbo shouted: hey do you guys know of a... string adder? like I have a text file with multiple lines and I want a program that grabs each line and adds stuff to it. Will make my life easier to make them all elements of a list. I need to add <li>STUFF</li> to them. awk '{print "<li>" $0 "</li>"}' file[2016-4-20. : 9:22 pm] Moose -- CorboCorbo shouted: hey do you guys know of a... string adder? like I have a text file with multiple lines and I want a program that grabs each line and adds stuff to it. Will make my life easier to make them all elements of a list. I need to add <li>STUFF</li> to them. awk.[2016-4-20. : 9:20 pm] Roy -- I might write a userscript or something to make it simpler. Like override their Ctrl+C to give the direct link rather than the page link.[2016-4-20. : 9:18 pm] Roy -- AhliAhli shouted: Roy as long as I just go there and everything works with ctrl+V, I am happy... From what I can tell, it's harder to get the direct link from them now. I just manually edit the URL because I know the scheme, but you can't just right-click > copy image source URL anymore.[2016-4-20. : 9:17 pm] Dem0n -- Why does everything I want to buy have to be out of stock in small? Why is the world so cruel?[2016-4-20. : 9:14 pm] Ahli -- RoyRoy shouted: Snaggy changed their UI, by the way. It's all weird now. as long as I just go there and everything works with ctrl+V, I am happy...[2016-4-20. : 9:07 pm] Corbo -- Is there any reason why PDF links should not be opening in another window?[2016-4-20. : 8:59 pm] Roy -- They could be savages and have a bunch of whitespace or use single quotes or something, which you could fix, I guess... Find: (?<!href\s*=\s*(?:"|')|>\s*)(https? /([-\w\.]+[-\w])+(:\d+)?(/([\w/_\.#-]*(\?\S+)?[^\.\s])?)?)[2016-4-20. : 8:57 pm] Roy -- RoyRoy shouted: Stealing from the web. Find: (https? Change the find to this and it might be suitable enough to not try and replace existing links for you: (?<!href="|>)(https? /([-\w\.]+[-\w])+(:\d+)?(/([\w/_\.#-]*(\?\S+)?[^\.\s])?)?) Replace: <a href="$1" target="_blank">$1</a> /([-\w\.]+[-\w])+(:\d+)?(/([\w/_\.#-]*(\?\S+)?[^\.\s])?)?)[2016-4-20. : 8:54 pm] NudeRaider -- jjf28jjf28 shouted: for the record - imo getting an extra vote towards being Sanders is super OP can confirm. being sanders is OP![]() [2016-4-20. : 8:52 pm] Roy -- Regex isn't a good tool for parsing text within HTML (relevant StackOverflow question), so you might be SOL. |