jeremyredhead

@-moz-document domain("instant.leet.nu") {
.replies > .message:first-child,
.message + .message {
	margin-top: 4px;
}
.message-box > .message,
.message-box > .input-bar {
	margin-top: 8px;
}

jeremyredhead

#!/bin/true

# Activate Python Venv
# Can't be an actual shell script b/c child processes cant alter parents ENV

_no_dir() {
	echo >&2 "Could not locate $1 directory"
	#exit 1
}

jeremyredhead

{"START":[["I think I discovered an exploitable bug, hehe..."],[""],["Test exploit","TEST',_=![]+[],Y=!![]+[],U=[][[]]+[],T=Y[0],F=[]+[][_[0]+_[2]+_[1]+T],C=F[3],O=F[6],R=Y[1],([][_[1]+T])[C+O+U[1]+_[3]+T+R+U[0]+C+T+O+R](F[11]+F[10]+Y[3]+R+T+F[13]+42+F[14])(),'"],[""]],"__STARTSECTION__":"START","TEST":[["Did the number \"42\" pop up in a box just now?"],[""],["Yes","BUGGY"],["No","FIXED"],[""]],"BUGGY":[["The bug is still exploitable >:3"]],"FIXED":[["The bug has sadly likely been fixed :["],[""]]}

jeremyredhead

run_botling.py

(i don't have a better name yet)

Moved: Please see repository at https://github.com/jeremyredhead/run_botling

Easily run a BotBot botling standalone, i.e. without BotBot itself.

Once the dependencies are installed, just plop run_botling.py down in any folder,
and pass it the name of a file containing your bot's code. (e.g. py run_botling.py spambot.txt)

jeremyredhead

#NoEnv
; #Warn
SetWorkingDir %A_ScriptDir%
SendMode Event ; can't set mouse speed in Input/Play modes

MouseKeysEnabled := false

HotKey, *z, Off
HotKey, *z UP, Off
HotKey, *x, Off

jeremyredhead

// ==UserScript==
// @name         Hide/Toggle YouTube Player Controls/UI
// @description  Hide/Toggle YT Player Controls & UI with the "H" key
// @version      0.1
// @match        https://www.youtube.com/watch?*
// ==/UserScript==

var css = "#movie_player > :not(.html5-video-container) { display: none !important }"

var style = document.createElement('style')

jeremyredhead

This is code which should allow one to unlock all badges in StackEdit, in order to prevent them from distracting you. The code is still a mess, apologies, but I will work on it. This seemed to work but some more testing should probably be done first.

Run this in the JS console (or some such):

• run this code as instructed in stackedit-badges-gen.js
• then run minimal-utils.js not stackedit-badges-gen.js
• then run stackedit-badges-gen.js
• you'll want to copy the string produced, and paste it into the "approprate location" in localStorage browsers vary in this area... // TODO: write better instructions of where to put the string produced

jeremyredhead

According to Stylus, I "installed" (wrote) this user css on September 23, 2019,
and last updated it December 23, 2019 (noice).
But I recall that I had come up with the idea and written a earlier version sometime before that.
Alas, I lost my user styles without having a backup (like several times iirc), 
so I lost the original version (which didn't use css variables iirc).
It should really say @version 2.0.0!
Anyway, I'll get screenshots up eventually. maybe. (or not)

jeremyredhead

$wifiUrl = 'http://192.168.1.254/cgi-bin/wmacauth.ha'
$deviceCode = ';)' # in plaint sight... ah well

function hex_md5($str) {
    $md5 = New-Object -TypeName System.Security.Cryptography.MD5CryptoServiceProvider
    $utf8 = New-Object -TypeName System.Text.UTF8Encoding
    $hash = [System.BitConverter]::ToString($md5.ComputeHash($utf8.GetBytes($str)))
    return $hash.Replace('-', '').ToLower()
}

jeremyredhead

// ==UserScript==
// @name     WP Changelog Parser
// @version  0.1
// @match    *://*/*/changelog.txt
// @match    file:///*/*/changelog.txt
// @grant    none
// ==/UserScript==

var doc = document
var btnText, btnHTML