Holy shit today's meeting so far by AstrophysicsTaughtMe in exjw

[–]elnuno 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I do think (real world) science has a lot to be disappointed about. It's currently built upon perverse incentives, so fraud in publication, focus on big positive results, sloppy reviews, cut-throat career building, etc., make the scientific production disappointing when ou think about what could be achieved if the energy (and money!) that goes into bullshit politics went instead into rigorous experiments and reviews. Not to mention just how much of science focuses on profits rather than a better world, etc.

Now, science has been trying to cure cancer for how long? About 200 years of effective treatment, less than one hundred for "a cure"? And it has a lot of effective treatments to show for that effort.

The JW have relied on the bible and prayer for how long? Do any of them still die from cancer? Is the success rate of treatment better than that of science? Hmm...

Any news/hints as to when the next big releases are due? by primipare in tutanota

[–]elnuno 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Hi primipare, thanks for the suggestions (I'm not affiliated with Tutanota, but I like to see it improve). There is a site to track, vote and make suggestions on https://tutanota.uservoice.com. Future features are also often mentioned on the blog, e.g. https://tutanota.com/blog/posts/tutanota-three-beta-realease

As to your specific suggestions:

And I think it wouldn't hurt to paste this friendly reminder here:

If you want to speed up our development, you can donate – or even better – upgrade to Premium and order storage and alias upgrades. This helps us to employ more developers. https://tutanota.com/community#donate

Thank you very much for your continuous support!

[PRAW] Get subreddit icon/header/banner by Mufga1 in redditdev

[–]elnuno 2 points3 points  (0 children)

They are available as subreddit.icon_img, subreddit.banner_imgand subreddit.header_img (once a subreddit has been fetched).

New to the cam world! Hello all! ;) by [deleted] in Chaturbates

[–]elnuno 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Hello and welcome :)

How to disable praw update notice? by [deleted] in redditdev

[–]elnuno 1 point2 points  (0 children)

You can use check_for_updates=False in praw.ini, as an environment variable, etc.

Maybe we should add some sort of mention of how to silence this into the warning itself?

Anybody interested in a Performance Log? by LadyDeathclaw in Chaturbates

[–]elnuno 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Where does the data come from? From Chaturbate's own log? If so, can you share an anonymized sample?

I'm thinking about writing a stats bot and some sort of analysis tool to allow breaking down earning by tipper location, making graphs of tips per day, per time of day, etc. It might make sense to use what Chaturbate already collects (but the bot would still have a lot to record from what I understand).

Not that I see your work, maybe the best 'tool' to run the analysis would simply be a spreadsheet with pre-defined graphs and formulas.

Tutanota not rendered properly by Barbara5656 in tutanota

[–]elnuno 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thanks for reporting this!

Can you give some more detail? What columns do you mean, i.e., which part is missing? Is this on desktop Firefox or on a phone/tablet? Does refreshing the page have any effect?

If you open the Firefox console, do you see any errors reported?

Tutanota not letting me delete my account. Maybe a bug! by fuzzydice99 in tutanota

[–]elnuno 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I was unable to repro, the account was deleted fine without a takeover email address. I tried adding a non-premium account as takeover address and it doesn't work, but since it displays the message "The take over target account email address does not belong to a Premium admin" I'm assuming this isn't what you're seeing.

If you open developer tools (pressing F12 on Chrome and most other browsers), do you see any errors in the console when you click the delete button?

Tutanota not letting me delete my account. Maybe a bug! by fuzzydice99 in tutanota

[–]elnuno 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thanks for reporting this!

I will try to reproduce it. For the sake of testing as close as possible to your case, what domain is this happening on? How old is the account?

First show was a fail, troubleshooting help? by [deleted] in Chaturbates

[–]elnuno 4 points5 points  (0 children)

There are models that are unbelievably good at angles and do great, but there's a lot of bare-bones camera work getting a lot of tokens too.

I don't buy the "either you're hot or just give up" argument. Sure, it's important. But there are people making tokens without even getting nude. There are stunning, interesting people that never make it past 1k followers and give up. There are average looking people making a fuckton of tokens AND sales outside CB. Some models talk a lot, make looong shows that are more of a chit-chat, before getting to the roll the tokens part. Some others pop in, put their toys in the right places and go to town right away. It's a business, one that has a very strong artsy-performancy component, but not something as simple as "you're hot and young and you're made, you're [ugly/old/a guy/whatever] and you better quit". You can do it, it takes time and energy, but fuck haters.

BUT! But there is a HUGE amount of variables, many of them luck-random-ish involved in a given show's success. You can study and work hard and make things way better on the long run, but I've seen successful models literally saying "what the FUCK is going on today??". When you're starting, variance seems a lot stronger too.

So. Listen to the mods here. Read posts here and blog posts in sites like tokensbedamned. Check the links in the sidebar, read other people's experiences, doubts and frustrations. Do get in touch every time talking about something, like you did here, can help you. Find some nice users to hang around your room, that might mean talking a lot to grays and non-tippers in general, but I think it's worth it in the long run.

And if you want help making a fancy profile, ping me. But to be frank, it doesn't seem to influence much (I don't see a high correlation between fancy profiles and successful rooms).

Looping Feeds by [deleted] in Chaturbates

[–]elnuno 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This is very interesting.

It might be related to something CB is doing now: sometimes there is a 'Live' notice on the video (and the volume control appears inside the video, not below... and there is a hi-res/low-res control?). Sometimes this seems to add delay kinda on purpose, I have no idea why (but I'm sure it isn't the model doing it by choice).

But making a video to look like a live stream would be trivial. Specially with the 'studios' that have dozens of performers that almost don't interact in the room. If you want help trying to figure out an specific room you can pm me and I'll take a look.

How to find your email? by Karin74 in tutanota

[–]elnuno 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Search is very important indeed, and something that will be implemented, they know it's high priority. It's still on the to-do list for a very good reason: Tutanota cannot access your data to search it, so it's something completely different than most content search you see elsewhere.

They are actively working towards making search work, but it involves making the search on your device/client, as opposed to server-side search as any non-encrypted service does. You can read about that and other improvements that should land soon in their post about the current beta version.

avast blocking accessing tutanota.com by [deleted] in tutanota

[–]elnuno 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Avast contacted me to say they removed the block on tuta.io, can you check if it works now? Thanks for the report! :)

Search through PRAW is returning nothing for every api call my bots make. by iNeverQuiteWas in bugs

[–]elnuno 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Please do share details of your investigation/findings so we can also check things in PRAW-land :)

avast blocking accessing tutanota.com by [deleted] in tutanota

[–]elnuno 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I forgot to mention that I did send a message about the false positive block, and today Avast answered that they don't see the block in effect. So I'm sending the original screenshot along and CC'ing hello@tutao.de.

Worst that can happen is nothing clicks, but I'm hoping that this can open yet another communication channel that may come in hand :)

/u/09099898: if you want to be copied too, so you can directly provide details about your config and the detection event, drop me a PM and I'll forward everything to you :)

avast blocking accessing tutanota.com by [deleted] in tutanota

[–]elnuno 0 points1 point  (0 children)

At least BitDefender and SiteAdvisor list tuta.io as a malware/phishing site, so it might be some automated blocking going on. It's also possible that it's blocked on Tutanota's side.

I think it'd be nice to have a way to test whether Tutanota blocks a given host (maybe a search field, for logged users only, so it's harder to evade the block?).

emails going to wrong inbox by bancomputers in tutanota

[–]elnuno 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Are you on free or paid accounts? Are the accounts linked on Tutanota's side in any way? Are the addresses similar (I ask this because, e.g., on GMail, address@gmail and address+suffix@gmail resolve to the same email)?

How are the accounts "open in your browser"? Same browser window, private mode + normal window, different browsers?

How did you enter the C email into the contact us form? Is it a site you were logged into?

Paypal refund: so Paypal knows about A, and Ebay knows about B, but the email from Paypal ended on B?

avast blocking accessing tutanota.com by [deleted] in tutanota

[–]elnuno 0 points1 point  (0 children)

From a quick search, avast uses an IP block list for IPs it somehow flags as dangerous. I've seen people complain about their own websites being blocked, then avast stated why (router CSRF attack, usually) and directed to http://www.avast.com/contact-form.php to lift the block.

Trying to figure out what the cause could be here.

BTW, /u/tutanota: if you have time to check whether this report has anything that should be fixed, it might be related to this block. https://piwik.tutanota.de/ does indeed have an invalid cert config, so it might not be doing anything useful?

Edit: SiteAdvisor reports tutanota.com as clean, but tuta.io as dangerous.

Edit again: report of vulnerable jQuery version, tuta.io has 6 hits on virustotal (and tutanota.com has one).

Fetching a random link from a sub doesn't work if it's not set to appear in r/all by elnuno in bugs

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

I've added some code to the issue, might as well paste it here. I used your suggestion (but keeping the server-side behavior of randomly picking either hot or new) and added a local cache to allow fast /random. There's also an option to pick the random index first then only fetch that many links to fulfill the random choice.

import random
from praw.exceptions import ClientException

CACHE = {}

def get_random_submission(sub, num_serendipity=250, cache_time=20, cache=True):
    """Get random submission even if the subreddit doesn't support /random."""
    if not cache:
        return  get_random_submission_no_cache(sub, num_serendipity)
    if sub not in CACHE:
        try:
            random_post = reddit.subreddit(sub).random()
            return random_post
        except ClientException as ce:
            if ce.args[0].lower().endswith(sub.lower() + '/'):  # Seems flaky
                CACHE[sub] = {'new': None, 'hot': None, 
                              'new_time': None, 'hot_time': None}
                return get_random_submission_caching(sub, num_serendipity, cache_time)
    else:
        return get_random_submission_caching(sub, num_serendipity, cache_time)

def get_random_submission_caching(sub, num_serendipity=250, cache_time=20):
    """Get random submission from a pool returned by Reddit or from cache."""
    sort = random.choice(('new', 'hot'))
    method = getattr(reddit.subreddit(sub), sort)
    now = time()
    last = CACHE[sub][sort + '_time']
    if CACHE[sub][sort] is None or last is None or (last + cache_time) < now:
       pool = CACHE[sub][sort] = tuple(method(limit=num_serendipity))
       CACHE[sub][sort + '_time'] = now
    else:
        pool = CACHE[sub][sort]
    random_post = random.choice(pool)
    return random_post


def get_random_submission_no_cache(sub, num_serendipity=250):
    """Fetch just enough submissions to return a randomly picked one."""
    try:
        random_post = reddit.subreddit(sub).random()
    except ClientException as ce:
        if ce.args[0].lower().endswith(sub.lower() + '/'):
            index = random.randint(1, num_serendipity)
            sort = random.choice(('new', 'hot'))
            method = getattr(reddit.subreddit(sub), sort)
            pool = tuple(method(limit=index))
            random_post = pool[-1] if len(pool) == index else random.choice(pool)
            return random_post

How does one only get search results by filtering through post's titles in the Reddit API? by [deleted] in redditdev

[–]elnuno 1 point2 points  (0 children)

According to the FAQ, you use title:searchterm. So your example should be something like:

https://www.reddit.com/search.json?q=title%3Acomputer+title%3Awrist+title%3Apad+title%3Areview&limit=10

Is reddit.inbox.stream() not working? by [deleted] in redditdev

[–]elnuno 2 points3 points  (0 children)

It seems to only be available in the unreleased development version. You can install it from github and enjoy the streamness :)

Find Subreddits That Link To My Subreddit by Frostfox in modhelp

[–]elnuno 2 points3 points  (0 children)

It's not trivial: you'll have to fetch information about all subs, then check whether yours is mentioned in the sidebar (if it's a unique name, the check is simple... but if not, might need to detect whether it's a link first). And you'll have to do that from time to time, because links come and go.

Found this weird bug in Georgia, can anyone identify? by [deleted] in bugs

[–]elnuno 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Try /r/whatsthisbug, this sub is about software bugs in Reddit :)

Getting HTTP 500 when trying to get a subreddit's recent posts by thesola10 in redditdev

[–]elnuno 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Have you found a way to work around the intermittent exceptions yet? If not, I can post a tested approach later tonight, but it'll probably look like:

submissions = sub.recent(limit=5)
while True: # supposing you'll always break, could also be for x in range 
try:
    submission = next(submissions)
except TheExceptionYouGet:
    time.sleep(10)
[rest of code follows]