Oh geeze, I don't know? This seems awfully fast, and I'm not sure I'm old enough to have a video game kid. |
This, this isn't helping any! Yikes. Way to ramp up the pressure, Leah! |
I saw this tweet yesterday, which made me think about how easy it should be to automatically block everyone who has put you on a list, and I was able to slap together this:
#!/usr/bin/python3
import twitter as tw
import time
api = tw.Api(consumer_key=CONSUMER_KEY,
consumer_secret=CONSUMER_SECRET,
access_token_key=ACCESS_TOKEN,
access_token_secret=ACCESS_TOKEN_SECRET)
mm = api.GetMemberships(screen_name=SN, count=200)
ff = []
npage, ppage, new = api.GetFollowersPaged(screen_name=SN, count=200, cursor=-1)
ff.extend(new)
while npage != 0:
time.sleep(1)
npage, ppage, new = api.GetFollowersPaged(screen_name=SN,
count=200, cursor=npage)
ff.extend(new)
print(npage, ppage, len(ff), ff[-1])
print(ppage, npage, new)
for idx, r in enumerate(mm): # .sort(key=lambda r: r['id'])):
print(idx, repr(r))
resp = api.CreateBlock(user_id = r.user.id)
which has key variables removed (for "don't spread your access tokens and secrets on your blog" reasons), and I think doesn't work due to incomplete testing (because I didn't want to auto-block however many people accidentally; most things up to the block bit work fine if need to be rate limited more), but it seems like someone else would have come up with this already.
3) I hate when libraries don't have what seems like a critical function.
No comment.
4) How common was this?
This floorplan (along with a lot of others on that tumblr) have "maid rooms" included. That made me wonder how often that happened. From here, it sounds like 20-60%, depending on where in the country. This says closer to 10%. Still, wow. Also: racism.
5) Other stuff.
- Shiny eeveelutions aren't great.
- New enlightenment. I'll have to update soon.
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