Pepsi Mare by ~JetWave
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so is anyone going to note out that its 9/11 today
No because after all this years people should already drop it.
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So, finally after quite some time I manaed to get some money (270PLN/85$/66€) and… I literally have no idea what to use it for.
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this broke my computer
what is life?
and what is reeaaal?
STOP IT!
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Hmmmm…
$.ajax({
type: “GET”,
url: “https://www.tumblr.com/edit/” + id,…
Looks like it just edits post immediately after posting it to add the tags, doing it via parsing the post edit page. No wonder Tumblr team dislikes it - missing-e generates two additional queries for every ask replied to, nearly tripling the server load.
Two queries? One to get the ID of the post and the other for submitting tags, or one to get whole edit form (with all data) and then one for submitting everything?
But yeah, when you put it that way it is understandable they don’t really like it that much.
Well, one query sends the answer form to the server, it gets sent anyway.
But missing-e also fetches edit form ($.ajax({type: “GET”,url: “https://www.tumblr.com/edit/” + id, … and so on ) with the second query, parses it, and sends it back ($.ajax({type: ‘POST’, url: this.url, and so on) to alter the tags with the third query.
And it uses html page (a bit more load on server), not the api, because it’s much easier to ban the application by its api key.
Yeah, that’s what I meant with the second part. So true, it indeed triples the load, for a single user that wouldn’t be a problem but with this many people using Missing-e…
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COMMISSION FOR http://mortikie.tumblr.com/
I told him I would make it a gif for him because I had no idea how to draw it where shes excited for all of them for once SO I DID IT THIS WAY INSDE. I HOPE HE LOVES IT~!
COMMISSIONS ARE STILL OPEN GUYS!!
I sure do love this! This is amazing! Thanks a ton Wolfy!
omFG
HOO!
What XD
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(( I wonder how does missing-e autotag asks… does it send post editing query immediately after answering? =\ ))
I would suspect that when responding asks it uses the exact same api as when you make any kind of post or reblog, just the UI doesn’t have tag option. Missing-e may possibly exploit it.
I just tried adding “post_tags” field (one I’ve found in the edit form) to the answer form. It didn’t work.
I should see… if it’s a userscript, I should be able to reverse it.
Hmmmm…
$.ajax({
type: “GET”,
url: “https://www.tumblr.com/edit/” + id,…
Looks like it just edits post immediately after posting it to add the tags, doing it via parsing the post edit page. No wonder Tumblr team dislikes it - missing-e generates two additional queries for every ask replied to, nearly tripling the server load.
Two queries? One to get the ID of the post and the other for submitting tags, or one to get whole edit form (with all data) and then one for submitting everything?
But yeah, when you put it that way it is understandable they don’t really like it that much.
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El Dorado Lyra. I think any further comments are not needed. ;p
(( I wonder how does missing-e autotag asks… does it send post editing query immediately after answering? =\ ))
I would suspect that when responding asks it uses the exact same api as when you make any kind of post or reblog, just the UI doesn’t have tag option. Missing-e may possibly exploit it.
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I’m hungry
