Devlog 2

• fix: stage size, rmv inappropriate word (c494b88)
• add warning to readme (9778288)

• Removing an unfiltered word
• Improving Stage Size

Devlog 1

New project for the Haunted sidequest!

• Initial Prototype
• Forgot to Start Recording
  • Sorry, I would post a second devlog here, but this error meant the hours didn’t get logged. Luckily, it corrected some of the extra hours by balancing them out. There is some more storytelling in the Lapses’ descriptions.

This devlog will log 0h 40m of work.

When you have the wrong name on .wakatime-project:

I’ve finally made the Readme and fixed a whole bunch of other bugs, including those made by the tiniest things like back-button caching. Also, your API key now saves in session storage automatically! (We’re not using local storage because older versions of iOS Safari Private Browsing Mode will cause the entire project to throw an error, and we don’t know if you rerolled your API key after using the project, so to keep you safe, this project doesn’t store it on your computer once the browser closes.)

(The previous devlog was deleted to add an extra few minutes.)

tiniest change ever because I forgot what edit i was gonna make afterward

I’ve improved the responsive design; added the description; linked the demo and repo (including the hostname, so you can spot a fake link); made sure the enter key worked; added suggested search options (you can’t see them here, but the options are 10, 20, 50, and 100); and a whole bunch of other tiny changes that are quite hard to explain.

I added responsive design, accounting for the minimum width of the banner, since I accidentally used a fixed minimum the first time. Yes, I’m not immune to bugs in my project. Soon, I will add height-like and overflow-like properties in ways that makes sense.

I added native dark theme and made the “JSON-y” search results look a lot nicer!

I’ve added the output from search. Next is to make it not look JSON-y.

“refactor: hash-based answer validation.” This was in response to the following vote:

Impressive defensive programming and secure data extraction from legacy sources.

Now it’s even more defensive! The project may not feel slower considering modern browsers often run on modern computers, but now, the hash check doesn’t stop after it finds a single mismatched byte.

My next step is to switch from bot tokens to personal access tokens.

I’ve added API key input, validation, and started the initial prototype for searching.

The UI has been made. I’ll work on the JavaScript and may improve the “List of projects” screen.

Next up is a UI and making the link clickable!

I made the initial prototype for testing project searching in Flavortown

I felt like blue fit better with the math keyboard, and some parts of the questions and answers are randomized now. The scrapeData function has also been updated, allowing me to use a more restrictive CSP directive to prevent a supply chain attack on the math library from exploiting the arbitrary content returned from the corsproxy.io domain previously allowed to affect the site. I have also updated that function so non-200 responses specify the subdomain that triggered the response, due to edge-case quizzes like 4433223 working on novella but not highered.

I updated the scrapeData function to account for the missing emails in glencoe quizzes returning strange-behaviour unexpectedly, referring to Sarah Glencoe, who retired from the job at McGraw Hill, but had more secure pages without emails being exposed and search being re-enabled, while the rest are disabled due to legacy SQLi from these searches being detected more than a decade and a half ago.

We will 100% complete our internet-scanning efforts! /s

I’ve updated the readme lmao

Wow, that’s a lot of commits. By the way, please ignore the fact most of them have a bot profile picture; that’s because the Bitbucket docs were confusing and I created an API token and an “@bots.bitbucket.org” commit email instead of being able to find the menu to create a Personal Access Token.

Changelog

• README.md edited online with Bitbucket
• README.md edited online with Bitbucket
• docs(md): work around improper HTML rendering on Bitbucket
• index.html edited online with Bitbucket
• docs(AI usage): update disclosure
• build: readme documentation
• fix: remove placeholder yyyyyyyyy
• feat(backend)!: update form endpoint and tagline
• fix: timeout causing slow connections
• test: data extraction fix
• test: DOM parser fix
• test: DOM parser fix
• test: possible fetch error fix
• fix: add throttling to fetching
• refactor: remove reaction test, fetch data automatically
• fix: two console errors regarding CSP (versus twenty)
• fix: console errors with CSP
• feat: update 2 files
• feat: update 2 files
• feat: add AI disclosure, use inline math, restrict CSP further, etc.

Changelog

• fix: remove octal sequences due to Chrome’s v mode being used
• test: validation errors

The reaction test is next.

Maybe, just maybe, the commit history entries used by extensions are in reverse order…

Changelog

• style: make reaction button blue
• feat(wifi)!: obfuscate answer, prevent pasting+dropping, edit reaction test
• fix: incorrect answer to math question
• feat: replace example questions
• feat: secure resources loaded

The next thing to do is add types to the inputs and pattern matching. Please note this registration form will change into a quiz, but the fundamental elements are the same.

In the meantime, here’s the other format of:

Changelog

• test: practice making forms
• test: change form method
• refactor: update code to use modern standards (no AI, I promise)
• fix: initialization
• fix: console warnings and errors
• style: replace unexpected sans-serif font due to element ID change
• fix: next and previous buttons don’t work

I’m working on my eleventh project! This is so exciting. I can’t wait to share more updates as I build.

Edit: Since I’m on a phone, I’ll manually write the…

changelog

• Initial commit (9f64b80)

• index.html edited online with Bitbucket (3cf75b3e)

• index.html edited online with Bitbucket (7487a81)
• test (38ca34e)

I made a dev container with the default template for PowerShell support in GitHub Codespaces and ran expand challenge.ex_ > challenge.exe in the terminal for a blog post from 2013, where the challenge.ex_ file had its first scan in June 2011. After the command fully finished, Hybrid Analysis returned only a 35% score for its activity and VirusTotal had 1/53 detections instead of 65/72 detections.

Got PowerShell to work on VS Code!

I’m working on my tenth project! This is so exciting. I can’t wait to share more updates as I build.

I thought shipping would automatically log the hours, but it didn’t.

I’ve refactored the logic so, even with multiple programs, one program will only load the correct iframe src. After all, my_computer should not open the frame for my_printer.

This is an easy fix, change the width and height of the image. I’ll do that when I have time later; I switched the emoji for an image so it doesn’t look different on every computer. Also, images are better if an emoji doesn’t fit the intended icon.

The dragging has been fixed and the time handler should conserve my battery now.

If you’re wondering why there’s two, I opened My Computer twice.

It took me way longer than I expected to realize why a node was different from an element and why it wouldn’t respond to click events…

(This devlog and the hours have been merged from another project)

I deleted my idx.google.com workspace because I didn’t want AI popping up everywhere.

The login screen has been removed and I managed to get my first icon to work. Later, the icons will be stored in JSON.

This may be pushed to Neocities later.

The welcome screen has been added. The login may be removed later.

Because I forgot to stop my space on GitHub Codespaces, WakaTime logged 36 extra minutes

I’ve managed to start working on my project. When I click these buttons, it says Hello World, showing a function is called. The UI will definitely be improved.

Added a border so it’s not confusing where everything starts and ends

UI looks a lot better now, this wouldn’t have been possible without the inventors of CSS years ago! :D

Code works now, Next up is the UI

Project name has been changed

Oh, phew! A W for actual coders!

Sorry, I can’t delete a devlog on a shipped project, so I’m replacing it with this text.

Sorry, I can’t delete a devlog on a shipped project.

It’s nice when AI cites the source it copied the code from! :) Output below.

Fixing a nasty bug on Flavortown be like:

Sorry if you don’t like memes. I put this meme there because of what was then called a tweet.

(Twitter blocked or can’t log in to search context? Use xcancel.com, nitter.net, or one of the other instances at status.d420.de.)

I’ve added instructions for hosting locally.

The domain has been changed.

It will be changed back to avoid school blocks. I’ll wait until the hosting provider finishes installing the certificate.

Update: changed back

15 minutes!

• Changed font of text boxes to match the rest of the page
• Changed play button emoji ▶️ to Unicode right arrow symbol ▶
• Added credits
• Added a custom domain starting with “delulu,” including the CNAME record for the www subdomain, verified to avoid domain hijacking attacks (it’s not one I care about, but just in case!)
  • Edit: The domain has been changed from delulu.bond to g5.xo.je to host a server to protect my API key.
• Added email spoofing protection for that domain, just in case
  • I bought the domain not knowing what to do with it, and then decided later

I couldn’t decide how to implement the ARG I wanted to make for the webOS sidequest, so I made a simple API playground instead. Have fun with reading the source code and following through on these comments!

46 minutes! oooh what a mystery…

56 minutes!

I finally figured out how to avoid mixing up my GitLab and GitHub emails (and --global as a literal email)! All profile pictures should now be correct, with every previous commit resigned.

53 minutes!

18 minutes!

Dark mode is now supported!

when you write a commit like this but accidentally use merge instead of rebase

Sorry I didn’t publish the v1.2 release on GitHub. That was supposed to be a minor version and I wanted to include a direct Chrome Web Store link when it came out, but it got rejected.

There is now a machine-readable timestamp on each username.

I forgot to post this to log the extra hours before shipping, whoops!

Check out the readme and commit history for the full story!

Version 1.1 is now out (don’t expect the ID to match once it’s released)!

It’s my 18th birthday tomorrow! This was originally called “Out of Time!” because it was meant to state when a project would no longer be available for voting, and I didn’t realize the expires_at in the #suggestion_token‘s JSON wasn’t an expiry time for project-voting availability.

In other words, this extension was originally intended to give everyone a chance to avoid the red banner shown below. However, as this was not technically possible, I had to come up with something else. Thanks rupnil.codes for the image! :D

For some reason, I was able to request this project get shipped because I submitted one devlog since my last ship, but apparently, the counter is thinking of every project in my account at once!

Edit: Oops, it looks like r/minecraft incorrectly normalized to u/r/minecraft during the coding process!

You can now filter random usernames!

Since I’m not used to devlogs, I will say that most of the stuff I did is described in the commit history. That set of logs speaks for itself…

Hello everyone!

I forgot to take a picture of the paper in my school binder before I got home the other day, but I wrote some notes on there. Funny enough, I didn’t need these notes, as I managed to code the project without them!

I’m still learning how to use devlogs without distracting myself from focusing on the code, Here are what the notes say:

store vars: random → time of minute of first visit
(indent to where ‘random’ is) next → Unix of next interval

1. Create new Date();
2. Fetch localStorage "random"; if not, set to current seconds + milliseconds from #1
3. If no "next", set to current Unix time from #1
4. Once current date > "next", fetch /users/new.json?raw_json=1 through corsproxy.io and set "next" to "next" + 6e4

Warm regards,
46009361 (sorry for the blurry quality)

I’m working on my first project! This is so exciting. I can’t wait to share more updates as I build.