>>9530559 (lb) Noam Chomsky et al

>>9531073 (lb) Antifa blather

Hmm, this rhetoric seems similar. The Chomsky looks like the original "philosophy" and the Antifa post is a rewording of it with more specific talking points.

Not surprising I suppose, but interesting to see it so closely related.

Q4437

>>9511175 (in Q post)

def visit_twitter_and_log_in

visit 'https://cards-dev.twitter.com/validator'📁

find('input.js-username-field').set(ENV['TWITTER_USERNAME'])

find('input.js-password-field').set(ENV['TWITTER_PASSWORD'])

click_on('Log in')

end

def enter_url_and_click_preview(url)

find('input.FormControl').set(url)

click_on('Preview card')

result = has_content?('Page fetched successfully')

visit 'https://cards-dev.twitter.com/validator'📁

end

end

Anyone know what language this code is for? It looks like web automation/testing/scraping code but it's nothing I've seen before. I use selenium but that uses javascript. def is python but there's no parentheses or the colon, but it does look pythonesque…

Or is it just slightly elaborate pseudo code?

>>9531464

TY anon. Just been bugging me. I've tried Ruby, but didn't inhale.

>>9531497

Ah yes, found it.

https://dev.to/ben/how-devto-dynamically-generates-social-images–2c2n

http://archive.is/Jd2IA

It's explaining how they generate the twitter card for their posts by grabbing a web page and overlaying text or w.h.y. So it is using selenium deeper down..

Odd post from old Q there, kek.

>>9531514

No more proof of that needed than this :

Russian double agent Sergei Skripal's family wish him well amid reports he has started a new life in New Zealand after the Salisbury Novichok attack - but suspect the latest news is a bluff

… Nah, not going to put any of the article in, I think the headline covers it pretty well, kek…

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-8396553/Sergei-Skripals-family-wish-amid-reports-started-new-life-New-Zealand.html

http://archive.is/8ZJii

>>9531746

SECONDED

Yep, I'm gonna put that in the "believe it when I see it" bin.

>>9531786

Gandhi was a master of that too. He managed to charge quite a lot with that strategy.

It's a hell of a lot more effective than violence because the narrative is automatically in your favour if people see you being "beaten and downtrodden".