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It seems the page is entirely broken for me, even after disabling all script blockers. Console reports CSP violations. Is there a plaintext version since the l

by tscs37 9y ago

It seems the page is entirely broken for me, even after disabling all script blockers. Console reports CSP violations. Is there a plaintext version since the link above is only blank?

agumonkey 9y ago
try this http://archive.is/j9Fd0 http://archive.is/j9Fd0
- bla2 9y ago
  503
  - agumonkey 9y ago
    let's deepen the game https://app.printfriendly.com/p/g/L7s2KR https://app.printfriendly.com/p/g/L7s2KR
feelin_googley 9y ago
"Is there a plaintext version..." Yes. But you have to make it yourself from some XML. Example of a script to do that (^M means insert a CR. Ctrl-V then Ctrl-M. Or just \r if you are using a GNU sed): #!/bin/sh test $# -gt 0||exec echo usage: $0 proto://nameofBloggerblog.domain.tld; HTTPCLIENT=curl;# popular example only, not an endorsement of cURL; HTMLBROWSER=firefox;#popular example only, not an endorsement of Firefox a=$($HTTPCLIENT $1|exec sed 's/\\046/\&/g;s/\\46/\&/g;s/\\075/=/g;s/\\75/=/g;/targetBlogID/!d;s/.*targetBlogID=//;s/&.*//');test ${#a} -gt 0||exit; $HTTPCLIENT https://www.blogger.com/feeds/$a/posts/default|exec sed 's/^[0-9a-f]*^M//;s/</</g;s/>/>/g;s/&/\&/g;s/"/\"/g;1i\ s/<name>/ name &/g; s/<uri>/ uri &/g; s/<generator>/ generator &/g; s/Blogger//; s/<id>/ id &/g; s/<published>/ published &/g; s/<email>/ email &/g; s/<title type=.text.>/ &/g; s/<openSearch:totalResults>/ total results &/g; s/<openSearch:startIndex>/ start index &/g; s/<openSearch:itemsPerPage>/ items per page &/g; s/<updated>/ updated &/g; s/<thr:total>/ thr:total &/g; s/<\/feed>/& /; s/^M*/ /; ' |exec tr -cd '\12\40-\176' > 1.htm; $HTMLBROWSER file:///1.htm;
- codedokode 9y ago
 There is an easier method: just append AJAX crawling token to the query string: http://blog.stgolabs.net/2018/03/linux-v415-performance-goodies.html?_escaped_fragment_= http://blog.stgolabs.net/2018/03/linux-v415-performance-good...
squarefoot 9y ago
Same here. I had to enable everything for blogblog.com and scripts for blogger.com and apis.google.com on uMatrix.
- tscs37 9y ago
  It's amazing how this blog requires 1.6MB of data to show me a single page of text.
  - sverige 9y ago
    Ha ha, I though the same thing. Now did you mean amazing that it can use that much data and only show a single page of text instead of, say, also giving you a local weather update with an animated map displaying temperature, precipitation, and wind for the next four hours in five minute increments? Or amazing that this is only slightly on the high side of the envelope for data usage on 'modern' shitty webpages that 'do a lot of extra stuff' for no apparent reason?
  - josteink 9y ago
    You think that's bad? Just wait until you see people making 10 minutes off full 4k video on youtube to show you the same amount of content. It exists. It's terrifying. It's almost at the point where I start longing back to the original Netscape Navigator and the simple WWW we had back then.
ryuuchin 9y ago
Enabling blogblog and blogger should do it. This is par for the course with the blogger sites.

by tscs37 9y ago

It seems the page is entirely broken for me, even after disabling all script blockers. Console reports CSP violations. Is there a plaintext version since the link above is only blank?

agumonkey 9y ago

try this http://archive.is/j9Fd0 http://archive.is/j9Fd0

bla2 9y ago
503
- agumonkey 9y ago
  let's deepen the game https://app.printfriendly.com/p/g/L7s2KR https://app.printfriendly.com/p/g/L7s2KR

feelin_googley 9y ago

"Is there a plaintext version..." Yes. But you have to make it yourself from some XML. Example of a script to do that (^M means insert a CR. Ctrl-V then Ctrl-M. Or just \r if you are using a GNU sed): #!/bin/sh test $# -gt 0||exec echo usage: $0 proto://nameofBloggerblog.domain.tld; HTTPCLIENT=curl;# popular example only, not an endorsement of cURL; HTMLBROWSER=firefox;#popular example only, not an endorsement of Firefox a=$($HTTPCLIENT $1|exec sed 's/\\046/\&/g;s/\\46/\&/g;s/\\075/=/g;s/\\75/=/g;/targetBlogID/!d;s/.*targetBlogID=//;s/&.*//');test ${#a} -gt 0||exit; $HTTPCLIENT https://www.blogger.com/feeds/$a/posts/default|exec sed 's/^[0-9a-f]*^M//;s/</</g;s/>/>/g;s/&/\&/g;s/"/\"/g;1i\ s/<name>/ name &/g; s/<uri>/ uri &/g; s/<generator>/ generator &/g; s/Blogger//; s/<id>/ id &/g; s/<published>/ published &/g; s/<email>/ email &/g; s/<title type=.text.>/ &/g; s/<openSearch:totalResults>/ total results &/g; s/<openSearch:startIndex>/ start index &/g; s/<openSearch:itemsPerPage>/ items per page &/g; s/<updated>/ updated &/g; s/<thr:total>/ thr:total &/g; s/<\/feed>/& /; s/^M*/ /; ' |exec tr -cd '\12\40-\176' > 1.htm; $HTMLBROWSER file:///1.htm;

codedokode 9y ago
There is an easier method: just append AJAX crawling token to the query string: http://blog.stgolabs.net/2018/03/linux-v415-performance-goodies.html?_escaped_fragment_= http://blog.stgolabs.net/2018/03/linux-v415-performance-good...

squarefoot 9y ago

Same here. I had to enable everything for blogblog.com and scripts for blogger.com and apis.google.com on uMatrix.

tscs37 9y ago
It's amazing how this blog requires 1.6MB of data to show me a single page of text.
- sverige 9y ago
  Ha ha, I though the same thing. Now did you mean amazing that it can use that much data and only show a single page of text instead of, say, also giving you a local weather update with an animated map displaying temperature, precipitation, and wind for the next four hours in five minute increments? Or amazing that this is only slightly on the high side of the envelope for data usage on 'modern' shitty webpages that 'do a lot of extra stuff' for no apparent reason?
- josteink 9y ago
  You think that's bad? Just wait until you see people making 10 minutes off full 4k video on youtube to show you the same amount of content. It exists. It's terrifying. It's almost at the point where I start longing back to the original Netscape Navigator and the simple WWW we had back then.

ryuuchin 9y ago

Enabling blogblog and blogger should do it. This is par for the course with the blogger sites.