> Potentially bad keyword in body, potentially bad keyword in title, potentially bad keyword in username ---------- Title - Position 1-17: zenith-itech.net Body - Position 1-17: zenith-itech.net Username - Position 1-17: zenith-itech.net
Do we know the country of origin of the recent spammers?
If yes, can all IP addresses from a single country be blocked for a few weeks to discourage these spammers from posting?
The usual flagging and downvoting has not been working effectively from what I can tell. So what else has been done i...
@ArtOfCode @Undo Ummm.... The tpu feedback button on this MS post is broken. I haven't tried the FP button. Feedback from FIRE also didn't get recorded. When opened in a new tab it shows a "Routing Error".
heh, pretty sure I've had your personal email for a while... I can just never be bothered to look through 5 different account address books to find people's addresses :)
@Mithrandir Does the gas mask do anything other than blocking images? You could also just use a regular browser extension for that, there should be plenty. For example, uMatrix gives great control, but it has a learning curve until you know what to click when to properly (un)block stuff.
hi Charcoal folks! I've looked at the findspam.py code, but I can't accurately determine what "Bad pattern in URL body" indicates. I guess my regex-foo is not that strong. Does it simply indicate a url does not match a valid url format?
So it's like looking for things where "reviews" or "support" or the other patterns is in either the href or inside the <a> (like the link description), and there's a valid URL in there
@quartata Hmmm... interesting that it considers hahaha a negative indicator. When I looked at it a several hours ago (& it hasn't changed since then) the hahaha regex was exactly 50/50 since it was added as a watch and >83% TP over all MS posts. Getting more complete matches data, including those posts not in MS, is one of the reasons to have a watch.
Anyone done a large amount of video editing? I've been looking at Lightworks, but the community version doesn't support video exports higher than 720p (and the license prices are more than I want to pay for a hobby). Suggestions?
Newest versions of npm fix this issue flattening the path: https://github.com/npm/npm/issues/3697.
Try
D:\vms\fe> robocopy d:\path\to\temp\dir node_modules /purge
to remove the nested dirs.
Update
As pointed by Rohit Jindal, another option is use rimraf util (which basically calls rm -rf):
>...
or use robocopy to copy deep paths then purge them
Someone who speaks Portuguese should take a look at these 3 MS reports of the same post and determine if these are really TP or FP. From Google translate, there doesn't appear to be anything actually TP in these, but Google may be softening something. I'm assuming the watched word is a group which is the target of hate-speech. This is the post for which the user in the last SD report was blacklisted.
Do we know the country of origin of the recent spammers?
If yes, can all IP addresses from a single country be blocked for a few weeks to discourage these spammers from posting?
The usual flagging and downvoting has not been working effectively from what I can tell. So what else has been done i...
Newest versions of npm fix this issue flattening the path: https://github.com/npm/npm/issues/3697.
Try
D:\vms\fe> robocopy d:\path\to\temp\dir node_modules /purge
to remove the nested dirs.
Update
As pointed by Rohit Jindal, another option is use rimraf util (which basically calls rm -rf):
>...