And there’s also this super old one:
Puts on fake mustache
Oh yes, that one is better than all the other ones.
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I don’t think it matters when I do reviews at work, since this was my work just now.
btw, I am Nick. Alex is my brother. #addconfusion
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So you’re not the one who brought the cookies? I think I befriended the wrong Alex…
His name isn’t alex, but it is but it’s not.
And my middle name is Alexander. (His first name. But not the name he goes by.)
And the plot thickens…
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Hey I found a photo of @alexbeldan and his brother! What a handsome twin.
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Yes…
You’re absolutely correct.
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yes, this.
Actually… my music is more like…
unce unce unce
Also, I’m pretty sure you’ve posted something by them before, haven’t you @plantron?
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Should be easy to develop this - just create a command line that talks the API much like the mobile apps. Instead of updating a window, just print to the next line - for example:
Starting review session for 1 vocab.
Enter reading for 馬鹿:
$ かば
Wrong answer, please try again.
Enter reading for 馬鹿:
$ ばか
Correct answer!
Enter definition for 馬鹿:
$ fool
Correct answer!
End of session.
Percentage correct=0%.
Next review at 5:00pm of 12 Vocab and 3 Kanji, good luck.
Maybe add a few hotkeys to refresh, wrap up, undo, etc. Naturally a few details to be worked out. I like the ability to see the history of what was entered - maybe save to a log file. For lessons, this would be a bit trickier, but maybe only support reviews initially.
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Mobile apps just launch a web browser.
The API is GET only, if you can’t PUSH … there is no easy way to send information, just receive.
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Something involving phantomjs
I don’t think so. They’re from Brazil and sing in Portuguese, and I’m not familiar with that music scene.
Can’t we just do this with userstyles? Of course the CSS has to hide all graphical elements (including the Timeline script etc.) But the font color and size can be made to look like Windows Powershell or a Mac/Linux terminal.
I bet they’re @rodrigowaick’s favourite artists.
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That’s what I was thinking as well.
I looked at this and while ago, but I think it may need one of the more feature heavy forks. The shortfalls that I found were:
No password input (do you really want your password stored in a plain text script file or command line history?)
Unable to input answers without adding them to command line history. Pollutes it with answers and makes cheating trivial.
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What about loading it only when it starts your reviews session and those pages but avoiding the login page? (I am could be clueless to how this works.)
And the cheating part… if you’re going to cheat, you’re going to cheat. 
The main issue for me is the password issue. The browser (phantomjs) needs to be logged in when you’re doing reviews and the only way phantomjs can do that, from all the examples/tutorials at least, is by writing it into the js file that you run it with.