Go to Qagg news and you get a ticking clock..π€ π€· Any Anons got a theory?
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On the clock?
u/#q1044 u/#q1232
There are a few other Q posts referring to "clock" and "countdown" as well. I mention the word countdown due to the number 13 at the bottom. If it's a countdown, and we're 13 days away from a BOOM, it coincidentally lands on 3/30 or 3/31 depending on when it started, just a day or two away from April Fools. We've seen Trump talk about April Fools a few times this past week.
My Q senses are tingling with excitement!
u/#samuraipopcorn
u/#timebomb
When you view the page HTML source the word "Promise.all" is in the code with a capitol "P". π€·ββοΈ
Any HTML coding experts have a moment to peek? I'm 20 years rusty on code.
u/#q2608
Not saying it's not comms but that's a commonly used JavaScript feature.
Didn't know that Fren. Thanks, I never used that feature.
It's an ES6 feature; said version came out in 2015, so if you haven't been doing this for 20 years you'd not be expected to have used it.
Yeah it helps code a bunch of things people were always using jQuery for back in the day.
Web developer and beginning Q decoder here, I haven't yet picked up anything like comms in the source, but I can say that the clock is implemented in Svelte, and looks well coded. Professional work.
I mean back-end software can do that, and not putting it in the JavaScript code leaves ambiguity about it, adds to the puzzle. Makes sense to me.
LOL and style tag too - very "professional work"
I think it's php running on the webserver, which then generates on the fly, the actual html for the client web browser. If you look at the page source, all you're going to be able to see is the resulting html from the php script, so it will appear as if that number has been hard coded. Check it again at midnight, and it should automatically change, if that is the hour at which the countdown is leading to.
Yeah you can see Svelte referenced. Good chance it's a countdown to a new version of the site written in Svelte.
[POTUS_ARREST_Tues] 10 days. Darkness. March Sanity. [SVELTE_REWRITE][30] The clean performant code will shock the world.
βthings Q never wrote
Promises are used for asynchronous javascript. Nothing special at all.
Well, they're kind of special considering the callback hell prior to them :)
It prevents the pyramid of doom. Illuminati? π
https://medium.com/dsc-srm/javascript-callback-hell-or-pyramid-of-doom-4f786d14b997
The entire page can be generated by backend code. This is common for web applications where JS scripting is front-end stuff and back-end is run by other code which builds the webpage. Some examples are ASPX and PHP, among others.
Promise.all is a standard JS method for evaluating tasks asynchronously. It creates a single task that evaluates multiple tasks at the same time, and then it returns their results in a list.
I like it ! π₯
Twitter source released Mar 31
Oooh, I just saw that. I wonder if this is when we start seeing the social media shutdowns? Once people see how corrupt they really are.