>Conservatives: Those fucking RINOs sold us out
>Liberals: Those fucking Fake Progressives sold us out
Gee, seems like both sides of the 99% are starting to figure it out.
#PrecipiceNow
>Conservatives: Those fucking RINOs sold us out
>Liberals: Those fucking Fake Progressives sold us out
Gee, seems like both sides of the 99% are starting to figure it out.
#PrecipiceNow
Well, there you go.
That's a basic workaround that gets it done manually.
This anon placed this into Options-User JS and it's basically back to normal with no manual pain in the ass bs to deal with:
{
var updateLinks = function() {
var links = Array.from(document.querySelectorAll('a'));
var imageLinks = links.filter(l =/.media.8kun.top./ig.test(l.href));
imageLinks.forEach(link ={
var n = Math.floor(Math.random() * 77777777777) + 1 ;
var pieces = link.href.split('/')
var filename = pieces[pieces.length-1]
var [hash, extension] = filename.split('.')
var href = ${link.href.replace("media.","sys.")}/${hash}.jpg?n=${n}
;
/ var href = ${link.href.replaceAll("media.","sys.")}?n=${n}
;/
var imgs = link.querySelectorAll('img');
imgs.forEach(i =i.src = href);
link.href = href;
});
};
updateLinks();
// allow to work with auto-reload.js, etc.
$(document).on('new_post', function (e, post) {
updateLinks();
});
}
Yep, and the best part is there's no host file change risk involved.
Yes, JS can be dangerous too, but not that bit of code.
Thanks goes to the script kiddies that have been tweaking it the last couple of days - not me.
kek you're over the limit on all 4 wtf are you trying to kid?