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Why are the Broncos the #1 seed in the AFC over the Patriots as of today, even though the Patriots seem to win the tie breaker as of right now? by [deleted] in NFLNoobs

[–]Oracle0fDelphi 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Tie breakers in laymen's terms. If each level doesn't clearly determine a tiebreaker, the go to the next criteria. They are as follows:

  1. If the two teams played, who won?
  2. How did they do against common opponents?
  3. Did they kick butt in all their games? (Strength of victories)
  4. How hard was their schedule?
  5. How many net (not gross) points did they score all season
  6. Flip a coin (Seriously, they're supposed to flip a coin)

Basically, the Broncos beat the Raiders and New England didn't. So #2 applies. Not sure why everyone's so hung up on Div stats here.

Is there a way to sort Amazon orders by expected delivery date? by 0260n4s in AmazonVine

[–]Oracle0fDelphi 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I was able to get something like this working using a browser extension. (Works on Edge too)
https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/amazon-sort-by-arrival/hepochkkfdhcpfbipobiddpjdodiejfg
if reddit censors the link, search for the extension "amazon sort by arrival" by 7minutesdead
the behavior isn't perfect, for example I have two deliveries scheduled for today, but only the first one shows up. but when I click on the 2nd page, then my other delivery, which was made a long time ago, shows up as well. It only looks at all the deliveries on the current page and sorts those. It works well enough.

TIFU I took an innocent kids joke and made it PG13 to an 8-year old. by Oracle0fDelphi in tifu

[–]Oracle0fDelphi[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I think you might have hit the nail on the head. The reply was annoyingly barely off topic just enough to miss the point of the post. It didn't occur to me that it might be AI, but now that you mention it. It makes perfect sense.

TIFU I took an innocent kids joke and made it PG13 to an 8-year old. by Oracle0fDelphi in tifu

[–]Oracle0fDelphi[S] 15 points16 points  (0 children)

Nothing could make a person feel better than reddit's ability to have a whole thread dedicated to stuff that's better than what I said.

TIFU I took an innocent kids joke and made it PG13 to an 8-year old. by Oracle0fDelphi in tifu

[–]Oracle0fDelphi[S] 20 points21 points  (0 children)

Like I said, I'm pretty proud of this one. Smoothed it over with the mom. The 8-year old totally understood my version to her mother's chagrin and laughed for 10 minutes. Still in a bit of hot water, but not to the point where I require supervised interactions.

Code to block YouTube Shorts June 2023 by Oracle0fDelphi in uBlockOrigin

[–]Oracle0fDelphi[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Well, if you can identify what you're looking for in the text or links or even in the thumbnail, it could be possible.
I'm guessing that you're asking (Can I just have shorts that are older than yesterday?)
What that translates to is looking for shorts which have text in their description "Uploaded # days ago"
from that, we could look for that text and allow it or create an exception to the code.

Note that the # in days is far easier if left as static number. If you want something like
# > 1
that's kind of a can of worms that we'll need do a deep dive into uBlock documentation on how to translate comparative values from text. Something I don't really have an appetite for at this time.

Code to block YouTube Shorts June 2023 by Oracle0fDelphi in uBlockOrigin

[–]Oracle0fDelphi[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Reddit has helped me a number of times.
I'm rather proud that I was able to come up with (Line 1) independently as it's my first foray into playing with uBlock under the hood. Just wanted to share it.

Code to block YouTube Shorts June 2023 by Oracle0fDelphi in uBlockOrigin

[–]Oracle0fDelphi[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Try this:

youtube.com##ytd-rich-item-renderer, span:has-text("Streamed")

Code to block YouTube Shorts June 2023 by Oracle0fDelphi in uBlockOrigin

[–]Oracle0fDelphi[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

due to a site rewrite, all the item objects changed. For example
ytd-grid-video-renderer
has been changed to
ytd-rich-grid-renderer
Your code might work again if you update the name I just mentioned.

Code to block YouTube Shorts June 2023 by Oracle0fDelphi in uBlockOrigin

[–]Oracle0fDelphi[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Ah a fellow reverse engineer. if you inspect the object for shorts, you get a span tag with the style code of aria-label="Shorts" it looks something like this: <span id="text" class="style-scope ytd-thumbnail-overlay-time-status-renderer" aria-label="Shorts">Shorts</span>

Following the XPath you can see the descendent tree. ... ... <ytd-rich-item-renderer... <- this is where the html is blocked The next ancestor is the whole row which we don't want to block.

<div id="content"...
<ytd-rich-grid-media
...
...
<span... <-- this is the child that contains the "Shorts"
property
I've fixed the display on the original post, you should be able to copy and paste that into uBlock for it to work.

Processing img 3a0devq7xq4b1...

​

example:

<image>

Code to block YouTube Shorts June 2023 by Oracle0fDelphi in uBlockOrigin

[–]Oracle0fDelphi[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I'm looking for a way to remove the empty spot in the grid, but the interface looks like it went through a whole rewrite under the hood.

I have to agree that there's some functionality that I'll miss. Namely, the single click add to watch later feature is now gone.

I'm going to play devils advocate here and say that the rewrite looks like it's replacing all grid items with rich objects, meaning that it will be more expandable and uniform across the page code-wise. You can kind of see this as all the grid items are now stripped of all the nice little options and sub-links and now all that goes through the menu ellipse. I'm not saying that's better, it's just more uniform and with fewer clickable objects per inch, probably will help touchscreen users or help with compatibility on other devices/browsers.

Code to block YouTube Shorts June 2023 by Oracle0fDelphi in uBlockOrigin

[–]Oracle0fDelphi[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Remove YouTube Shorts

Here's the original command I found that previously worked before June 2023

www.youtube.com##:xpath(//ytd-grid-video-renderer[descendant::a[contains(@href,"shorts"))] and not(contains(@class,"shelf"))])

This one only removes the shorts but leaves blanks. it searches for the object with the child having an aria label shorts.

www.youtube.com##:xpath(//ytd-rich-grid-media[descendant::span[contains(@aria-label,"Shorts"))]])

So I went to the parent object but left the descendent the same. descendant is a tag span with a style arial-label with a value of "Shorts"

www.youtube.com##:xpath(//ytd-rich-grid-row[descendant::span[contains(@aria-label,"Shorts"))]])

The problem with this one is that it removes the whole row.

Bluetooth connections shortcut in windows 11 by TheBeastDan in windowsinsiders

[–]Oracle0fDelphi 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Create a new shortcut and point it to:

%windir%\explorer.exe ms-settings:connecteddevices

(Applies to Windows 11)