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Techrights Blog Archive and Word Analysis

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Summary: Summing up almost 13 years of Techrights and making archival simpler just in case something bad happens some time in the future

IN LIGHT of Linux Journal's shutdown, which was sudden and announced in the middle of the summer holidays (may have been strategic timing), we've already published a list of Techrights blog URLs and our full Wiki as XML files (or compressed archive of them all). That's not because we expect anything bad to happen; it's just better to be prepared in advance rather than when it's too late. I've poured my entire adult life into this site and the analysis/research it takes to write/run it. It's good to have backups, including elsewhere. Mirroring does no harm, it improves overall resilience when things are decentralised. During the archiving process figosdev wrote some code that we have not published until today. It's used to generate a keyword index with merges for similar ones. So for example, for the latter it comes up with (number of occurrences on the left):






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879:questioned 808:questioning 729:questions 6938:questions. 639: 19804 order 14028:order. 692:ordered 2399:ordering 431:orders 2047:orders. 207: 19861 organisation 3331:organisation. 393:organisational 97:organisations 1789:organisations. 194:organization 7031:organization. 717:organizational 290:organizations 5484:organizations. 535: 20396 national 20321:national-security 75: 20636 member 7943:member. 320:members 11588:members. 785: 21621 copyright 16583:copyright. 470:copyrighted 710:copyrights 3676:copyrights. 182: 21704 official 11777:official. 211:officials 9084:officials. 632: 21809 rights 18893:rights. 1936:rights/policing 980: 21944 cloud 20228:cloud-based 661:cloud. 1055: 21978 nsa 21533:nsa. 445: 22096 industrial 2497:industries 1720:industries. 357:industry 15436:industry. 2086: 22146 kde 21049:kde. 488:kde3 72:kde4 537: 22170 fedora 21663:fedora. 507: 22411 standard 8863:standard. 889:standardisation 232:standardised 77:standardization 422:standardize 182:standardized 329:standardizing 80:standards 9113:standards-based 123:standards. 1265:standards/consortia 836: 22416 market 16524:market. 2932:markets 2361:markets. 599: 22428 protect 6965:protected 2043:protected. 142:protecting 2235:protection 8152:protection. 633:protections 1715:protections. 307:protective 236: 22526 political 13646:politician 758:politicians 3860:politicians. 247:politico 350:politics 3118:politics. 547: 22664 product 8764:product. 1060:products 10698:products. 2142: 22994 publish 2200:published 13513:published. 392:publisher 1348:publisher. 70:publishers 1654:publishers. 127:publishes 825:publishing 2757:publishing. 108: 23532 next 23174:next. 358: 23594 permalink 23594: 23726 foundation 22066:foundation. 1660: 23765 opensource 268:open-source 22369:open-source. 110:open-sourced 387:open-sources 402:open-sourcing 229: 24419 gnome 23574:gnome-based 84:gnome-shell 123:gnome. 497:gnome3 141: 24981 video 18925:video. 596:video> 271:videolan 113:videos 4794:videos. 282: 25022 icons 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94:software-based 127:software-defined 636:software-like 535:software-related 106:software. 8488:software/open 6570: 165377 msft 784:microsoft 157420:microsoft-connected 384:microsoft-friendly 239:microsoft-funded 276:microsoft-influenced 73:microsoft-novell 147:microsoft-sponsored 129:microsoft-taxed 102:microsoft. 5451:microsoft/novell 227:microsoft] 145: 199787 linux 189841:linux! 329:linux- 121:linux. 8892:linux-related 104:linux/android 266:linux/unix 150:linux] 84:


The underlying code, trc.fig (in Fig):



#### license: creative commons cc0 1.0 (public domain) 
#### http://creativecommons.org/publicdomain/zero/1.0/ 
# load log.txt (db of entries) and search from trc.txt (output from coll.fig)



python reload(sys) sys.setdefaultencoding('utf8') fig

nl 10 chr now "" arr nowlen arr

function getlink p eachr p ltrim pg split eachr nl mid 1 1 pr split pg "ignorethis " join pr "" return pr fig

function rplace p c t now split p c join now t return now fig

function ctext t quot 34 chr nl 10 chr tab 9 chr now t lcase rplace now quot nl swap now t now t rplace now " " nl swap now t now t rplace now "&" nl swap now t now t rplace now ";" nl swap now t

now t rplace now ")" nl swap now t now t rplace now "(" nl swap now t now t rplace now "," nl swap now t now t rplace now "'" nl swap now t now t rplace now ":" nl swap now t now t rplace now "?" nl swap now t python t = t.replace(unichr(8220), chr(10)) t = t.replace(unichr(8221), chr(10)) fig now t rplace now tab nl swap now t return t fig

function nohtml p buf "" intag 0 forin each p ifequal each "<" intag 1 fig ifequal intag 0 now buf plus each swap now buf fig ifequal each ">" intag 0 fig next now return buf fig

function lookfor findthese db dbcopy origfind nl 10 chr dblen db len buf 1 for eachlen 1 dblen 1 each arrget db eachlen copyeach arrget dbcopy eachlen

forin eachofthese findthese iftrue eachofthese #now eachofthese plus "-" print now each split now nl found 0 found instr now eachofthese iftrue found

iftrue buf now origfind print # print current list of searchwords buf 0 fig

now "*[[" prints now copyeach split now "\n" mid 6 2 eurl getlink copyeach prints "|" prints etitle now mid 2 1 ltrim rtrim edate now mid 1 1 ltrim rtrim plus " " plus etitle plus "]]" print iftrue 0 now eachofthese print # print found keyword fig break fig

fig next

next fig

db "" arr dbcopy "" arr dblen 0 python db = open("log.txt").read().split("If you liked this post, consider") dbcopy = db[:] dblen = len(db) fig

now "processing entries... " prints prevcount 0 for eachdb dblen 1 -1 dbcount eachdb divby dblen times 1000 int divby 10 minus 100 times -1

ifmore dbcount prevcount now dbcount str plus "% " prints prevcount dbcount fig p arrget db eachdb now nohtml p ctext now db arrset eachdb now

p arrget dbcopy eachdb now nohtml p dbcopy arrset eachdb now

next now "" print

pg arropen "trc.txt" nowlen pg len

for eachloop nowlen 1 -1 each pg mid eachloop 1 eaches split each " " eacheslen eaches len minus 1 now "" print reaches eaches right eacheslen join reaches " " split reaches ":" python reaches.remove('') fig

iftrue reaches findthese arr mid 1 0 forin eachreaches reaches onereach split eachreaches " " mid 1 1 findthese plus onereach next iftrue findthese now lookfor findthese db dbcopy each fig fig

next




And coll.fig




#### license: creative commons cc0 1.0 (public domain) #### http://creativecommons.org/publicdomain/zero/1.0/ # combine trranks into trc.txt (with > trc.txt) fl arropen "trranks" buf "" arr mid 1 0 buftext "" bufsum 0 forin each fl lentr each rtrim len iftrue lentr buf plus each else iftrue buf forin beach buf now buftext plus beach plus ":" swap now buftext teg split beach " " mid 1 1 rank split beach " " mid 2 1 val now bufsum plus rank swap now bufsum next now bufsum prints " " prints now buftext print buf "" arr mid 1 0 buftext "" bufsum 0 fig fig next


There's more code we've yet to share. Just needs more tidying up. We want everything to be open data, Free/libre software, Open Access etc. It takes time.

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