[#1953] [#1935] rewrite the algorithm in docx + security and performance issue fix

[ar1ja]

fixes #1953 and #1935

docx > *, best programming language known to man,, customizability, memory safety, speed and also supported on the best IDE ever -- microsoft (r)(c)(allrightsreserverd)(m$) word

and added SECURITY.png file for security ensurance

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[ar1ja]

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no, if twitter cant follow basic open source ethics ( or ethics in general ) im not gonna sign this shitty cla bro

[ar1ja]

( for anyone interested in the very bad automation scripts, license : cc0, aka do whatever u want

click to expand the shitty scripts

d.py

from docx import Document
from sys import argv
from docx.enum.text import WD_PARAGRAPH_ALIGNMENT
from os import path
from docx.shared import Cm, Pt

# read file
with open(argv[1], "r") as file:
    content = file.read()

# create a new Word document
doc = Document()

# set default style
style = doc.styles["Normal"]
# font size and type
font = style.font
font.name = "Arial"
font.size = Pt(12)

# margin
sections = doc.sections
for section in sections:
    section.top_margin = Cm(2.5)
    section.bottom_margin = Cm(2.5)
    section.left_margin = Cm(2.5)
    section.right_margin = Cm(2.5)

# add paragraph to the document
for line in content.split("\n"):
    paragraph = doc.add_paragraph()
    paragraph.alignment = WD_PARAGRAPH_ALIGNMENT.JUSTIFY
    paragraph.add_run(line)

# save the doc
doc.save(f"{path.splitext(argv[1])[0]}.docx")

a.sh

cd the-algorithm/

count=0

for file in $(find . -type f -not -path './.git/*'); do
    echo "$file"
    python3 ../d.py "$file"
    rm -f "$file"

    ((count=count+1))

    if ((count % 200 == 0)); then
        git add -A
        git commit -sm "[docx] split commit for file $count"
        git push -u origin main
        echo 'pushed, sleeping'
        sleep 10
    fi
done

git add -A
git commit -sm "[docx] final commit @ $(date) for file $count"
git push -u origin main
echo 'pushed'

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[ar1ja]

can musky husky pls merge this faster, this is a security critical issue !!

[ar1ja]

ive also fixed #1935 in the mean time

[ar1ja]

can musky husky pls merge this faster, this is a security critical issue !!

sorry musky husky

[DarkGuy10]

Internet, please never change

[ar1ja]

Internet, please never change

i will make sure i <3 corporate stunts by shitty companies not go as well as they expected it to go plus like its entertaining lmao, id rather procrastinate and do this

redbubble is funny

[rollerozxa]

have you considered using .doc instead of .docx? it would allow for much wider compatibility

[ar1ja]

have you considered using .doc instead of .docx? it would allow for much wider compatibility

i think its a better idea to stick w more modern technologies, such as docx, for best performance and features,, we can deal with compatibility by re-distributing pre-built packages

[ar1ja]

have you considered using .doc instead of .docx? it would allow for much wider compatibility

i think its a better idea to stick w more modern technologies, such as docx, for best performance and features,, we can deal with compatibility by re-distributing pre-built packages

@TruncatedDinoSour i personally think we should be using .docm to allow for a more extensible featureset over time, by allowing macros

after a long time of considering, i have decided to take the executive decision to not include this, .docm uses vba which is, as we all know it - c, and c is slow ( :vomiting_face: ) and not memory safe ( :no_entry: :rocket: )

so far, after very extensive research, docx seems like the best option here for high performance applications with security in mind, such as ~~twitter~~ x( org ??? foss ref ??/?? )

[ghost]

lgtm

[ar1ja]

sorry for the unverified commits, i mightve needed to change my gpg key a bit :+1: also the person who :-1: this pr, pls make changes to make this pr better - talk is cheap

[Marioood]

LGTM

[DarkGuy10]

Lgtm

[ar1ja]

can twitter review and merge this

[FujiwaraChoki]

LGTM.