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Duga

12:00 AM

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Ethan Bierlein

12:26 AM

@Duga Interrupt?

Ismael Miguel

I saw it 26 minutes ago

Ethan Bierlein

lol..

Quill

@JeroenVannevel Yeah, you've usually got to display: inline on li elements

Zak

Monking @all

Quill

monkin

Ismael Miguel

12:35 AM

Greetings

Stack Exchange

1:03 AM

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Q: Should we undelete this answer?

So, backstory first... Once upon a time there was a new CR user. This user posted a number of spammy answers in a short period of time. All of them linked back to his company's website. Most of them were really nothing more, but then there was this answer. This answer actually has a good bit of...

Mat's Mug

1:26 AM

@BigBrother is watching?

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Quill

@Mat'sMug, always

I just set him up on an external workstation

in Ministry of Truth, 14 secs ago, by BigBrother

11:27:53 BB> Mat's Mug starred this message in The 2nd Monitor

Ethan Bierlein

It's feels somewhat ironic that @BigBrother works for the "Ministry of Truth".

Quill

in Ministry of Truth, 8 hours ago, by Quill

@EthanBierlein Have you read 1984 by George Orwell?

Ethan Bierlein

Right. no.

Hosch250

I read the Wiki.

I remember about the people who wanted to go to the front lines couldn't because they were insane, and the people who didn't want to go had to because they weren't insane.

Resulting in the "catch-22".

Quill

1:34 AM

> “The Ministry of Truth, which concerned itself with news, entertainment, education, and the fine arts. The Ministry of Peace, which concerned itself with war. The Ministry of Love, which maintained law and order. And the Ministry of Plenty, which was responsible for economic affairs. Their names, in Newspeak: Minitrue, Minipax, Miniluv, and Miniplenty.”

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Ismael Miguel

I read about catch-22

And now, my brain is all tangled

Quill

I think you're thinking of a different novel, if that's the subject of your messages

Hosch250

Doesn't tangle my brain.

Ismael Miguel

It does on me

Hosch250

Catch-22

Catch-22 is a satirical novel by the American author Joseph Heller. He began writing it in 1953; the novel was first published in 1961. It is frequently cited as one of the greatest literary works of the twentieth century. It uses a distinctive non-chronological third-person omniscient narration, describing events from the points of view of different characters. The separate storylines are out of sequence so that the timeline develops along with the plot. The novel is set during World War II, from 1942 to 1944. It mainly follows the life of Captain John Yossarian, a U.S. Army Air Forces B-2...

Ismael Miguel

1:35 AM

Like an infinite loop

Hosch250

@Quill Right.

It is an infinite loop.

Ismael Miguel

I know

Hosch250

That is why it doesn't confuse me.

Ismael Miguel

That's why it tangles my brain

Quill

> “Even the names of the four Ministries by which we are governed exhibit a sort of impudence in their deliberate reversal of the facts. The Ministry of Peace concerns itself with war, the Ministry of Truth with lies, the Ministry of Love with torture, and the Ministry of Plenty with starvation. These contradictions are not accidental, nor do they result from ordinary hypocrisy: they are deliberate exercises in doublethink.”

that's the idea

Hosch250

1:38 AM

I can't stand sports, and if I could, my family getting so worked up about it turns me completely off.

They sit there and cheer something on they have absolutely no control over.

Ismael Miguel

Honestly

Hosch250

I don't pay attention to things if I can't affect them one way or another.

Ismael Miguel

The only thing I care a little is about Football

Hosch250

European Football?

Ismael Miguel

(To the habitant on the U.S.A., I'm talking about "soccer", not handegg)

@Hosch250 World Wide

Only U.S.A. calls it Soccer

Hosch250

1:39 AM

I meant European-style, meaning Soccer.

Ismael Miguel

What about Africa?

They have good teams too

Hosch250

Yeah.

Ismael Miguel

What about Brazil?

Hosch250

I don't know which the South Americans call it.

Ismael Miguel

Football

(Futebol on Brazil)

Hosch250

1:41 AM

OK.

Ismael Miguel

But yeah, I only somewhat care a tiny bit about Football

Let's just say that, for almost 14 years, I was forced to like it

Hosch250

I mostly hear about the NFL using the Surface tablet.

Ismael Miguel

The what?

Hosch250

@IsmaelMiguel I'd be obstinate and deliberately not like it after that.

National Football League (US football).

Ismael Miguel

Oh

Mat's Mug

1:44 AM

@IsmaelMiguel Canada calls it soccer as well

Ismael Miguel

But I don't get why football, when it is played by grabbing a ball

Zak

The americans caused so much confusion by calling their own not-football thing football anyway

Ismael Miguel

@Mat'sMug That is new info. I didn't know

Zak

it's like the whole imperial system thing

Captain Obvious

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Q: Financial Data From Webqueries in Excel

I'm new (to CR and to programming in general). I wrote my first VBA on Monday. This is my first working project. It Takes a bunch of financial data from a company called Financial Analytics and a bunch more from a number of webqueries, and puts it all in a nicely formatted table for external cons...

beginner vba excel web-scraping

Zak

1:45 AM

Entire rest of the world: Metric. America: nah, screw that

Ismael Miguel

Well

I had a lengthy explanation why they still use Imperial systems in aviation

Zak

@CaptainObvious no code in question

but new guy, so be nice people

Ismael Miguel

@Zak That makes it sound like we aren't nice

Zak

> It's a kludgy mess of stuff I've managed to make work

That's encouraging

Ismael Miguel

Nice!

It works...

But does what?

Quill

1:47 AM

Imperial has its uses, not as many as Metric, but still

Mat's Mug

> It Takes a bunch of financial data from a company called Financial Analytics and a bunch more from a number of webqueries, and puts it all in a nicely formatted table for external consumption.

Zak

Also, yet another monkey :)

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Mat's Mug

monkeys-rule-the-world

Hosch250

I should become a Harpy Eagle.

Ismael Miguel

@Quill Yup. But what bothers me the most is the temperature scale used in U.S.A.

Hosch250

1:48 AM

They rule the monkeys.

Quill

For example, IIRC the distance to the moon is measured Imperially with no decimal places

SirPython

@CaptainObvious I think this is good now.

Quill

or something similar

Hosch250

Time to reopen: codereview.stackexchange.com/questions/102334/…

Ismael Miguel

Wow

Mat's Mug

1:49 AM

Apr 25 '14 at 18:59, by Mat's Mug

1 mile == 1.6km. Farenheit is just plain awkward.

Ismael Miguel

Shouldn't we wait, like, 10 minutes before smashing-close a question?

Hosch250

@Mat'sMug Hey, at least F and C both meet at -40.

Zak

@CaptainObvious well, this is going to take a while

Ismael Miguel

@Mat'sMug That. I know that the water freezes at 0ºC/32ºF

Zak

he wasn't kidding about "kludgy mess"

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Ismael Miguel

1:51 AM

@Zak It could be a lot worst, trust me. Thank him for warning you up-front. Some users with over 1.7k post worst questions.

If B <= 0 _
    Then

Why not just If B <= 0 Then?

Mat's Mug

because, underscores

Ismael Miguel

But it doesn't look cool, sexy, exciting, fun, clean or decent

Captain Obvious

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Q: Converting Pandoc Markdown images from captioned to inline

After writing a rather long document in Markdown and using pandoc to convert it to a PDF, I found, to my dismay, that many of the images were out of place, and that they all had their alternate text proudly displayed underneath them as captions. My document is rather instructional, so this rearra...

python markdown pdf

Hosch250

Hey, Fahrenheit is actually pretty cool.

It is built off base-2, apparently.

Just 35 more first post reviews.

Ismael Miguel

It was made by a guy who wanted to save work and money on making thermometers

Zak

1:54 AM

a man after my own heart :)

Mat's Mug

love Physics.SE's hot network questions

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Zak

I also do my if thens that way

I like how it allows me to line up the "then" and "else" statements at the same indentation

Mat's Mug

@Zak if the condition expression is lengthy (multiline already) and I'm too lazy to extract locals (or sometimes even functions), I could see myself do that

Zak

I give you, wall of text...

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on the plus side, he is actually trying to do error checking

Ismael Miguel

You are using Google Chrome, right?

Hosch250

2:01 AM

Debugging bicycle leaks?

> Once again, I spent some quality time debugging a slow leak and found out it was a loose valve core.

Zak

yes

Ismael Miguel

@Zak It looks quite unfocused on Chrome, when compared to IE or Firefox

Quill

How did I manage 13 up and no (you did this wrong) comments on the Jacks or Better question

Zak

unfocused?

Ismael Miguel

Yup

Kinda like a blurry photo

Zak

2:03 AM

it looks absolutely fine on my monitor. could be the resolution?

Mat's Mug

I don't see it blurry either

Ismael Miguel

It happens at work too

Maybe it's the user's fault

Zak

2:14 AM

now I think I understand how Rubberduck felt reviewing my first project :)

First few lines:

> Dim StrTitle As String
> Dim StrDateString As String
> Dim StrDay As String

Ismael Miguel

Hungarian notation

Zak

Not 10 lines later:

> Dim B As Long
> Dim C As Long
> Dim D As String
> Dim E As String

Ismael Miguel

W.E.I.R.D.!

Ethan Bierlein

@Zak Hint: You style code in chat by pasting your code and clicking fixed font.

Mat's Mug

or by just indenting 4 spaces

Ethan Bierlein

2:16 AM

That too ^^

Zak

duly noted

Mat's Mug

> not in a blockquote apparently

Quill

 //in a code quote

Mat's Mug

@Zak that's scary

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Legato

How goes it everyone.

Mat's Mug

2:18 AM

hi!

@Legato Good!

Greetings

Hey @Legato!

we have a new monkey :)

@Mat'sMug On the plus side, we have a new source of VBA questions now

Mat's Mug

lol yeah

I'd be curious to see what RD inspections find

Zak

2:23 AM

Writing this review is going to take a LONG while

Quill

@Zak ^ nice work

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Mat's Mug

uh, that's a smell right there:

Then Else

Ismael Miguel

@Zak You can write a shorter review and later on you can add whatever is missing.

Quill

in Ministry of Truth, 52 secs ago, by Quill

12:23:59 BB> Ismael Miguel starred this message in The 2nd Monitor

Zak

that may smell, but this is a big stinking pile of ****

24 mins ago, by Zak

Quill

2:25 AM

Who woulda figured

Zak

@IsmaelMiguel 'tis what I'm doing

Mat's Mug

feel free to leave some to other reviewers ;-)

SirPython

@Zak Recommended reading

Zak

just adding stuff to it as I wade through the macro

ouch meta.stackexchange.com/questions/264466/…

Ismael Miguel

@Zak I've noticed why it looks different... Chrome renders it with a darker color

Quill

2:32 AM

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Q: Optimize CSS Rule Dumper

I have written the following Tampermonkey/Greasemonkey script. I am trying to obtain a list of all CSS rules for a page; across all stylesheets. As of now, I am just iterating over everything. Is there a faster way to obtain the rules? Also, I feel that there is a more efficient way of converting...

javascript performance recursion userscript

Captain Obvious

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Q: About PokerHand Rule

I never played PokerHand before and I do not understand the given test. Can anyone tell me why it shows two result(assertTrue(a.compareTo(b) < 0); AND assertTrue(b.compareTo(a) > 0);)? @Test public void testTwoPairWhenOnePairIsEqual() { PokerHand a = new PokerHand(C4, HK, D4, H...

java

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Q: Fastest possible text template?

While reviewing Sending templatized e-mail to a million contacts, I wrote this implementation to illustrate an alternate approach. It is designed to be the fastest possible way to generate templated text repeatedly. Is it? I used the in-memory Java compiler featured in this Stack Overflow answ...

java regex template rags-to-riches compiler

Ethan Bierlein

ugh, variadic templates are just killing me right now

Zak

2:47 AM

There's so much wrong with it, I'm not really sure where to start now :)

BlackHatGuy

hi

Ismael Miguel

Greetings

SirPython

@Zak Just put down the first things you notice.

BlackHatGuy

I'm guessing that's about me? ^^

SirPython

You can always come back to it.

Quill

2:49 AM

so many monkeys

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Zak

@BlackHatGuy Yes, but don't worry, you'll get better. That's what we're here for

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Mat's Mug

@BlackHatGuy Welcome to Code Review / The 2nd Monitor!

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BlackHatGuy

ooh, stars :)

6

Mat's Mug

you'll fit right in ;-)

6

Ismael Miguel

The Ministry of Truth must be enjoying the starwall

Zak

2:51 AM

Plus, always glad to have another VBA guy.

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Glorious VBA Master Race!

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Quill

@IsmaelMiguel Your name is all over it, currently

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BlackHatGuy

what's with the hollow stars?

Ismael Miguel

Sorry. I may have some fault on that gorgeous starwall

SirPython

Hmm. Now I know how to spam the Ministry of Truth without even sending a chat message.

6

@BlackHatGuy Those are pins.

They last at most 14 days and are generally for important messages.

Zak

@IsmaelMiguel I think it's very much a community effort :)

Mat's Mug

2:53 AM

@BlackHatGuy "pinned" messages that you haven't starred [yet]

Quill

all of the 409 responses

Ethan Bierlein

Did we break @BigBrother?

Ismael Miguel

I told you to use SirPython's bot code

Quill

No, I'll make my own message pool

Ismael Miguel

Alright

Zak

2:54 AM

anyway, back to reviewing the "Kludgy Mess"

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btw, I love that description

Ethan Bierlein

Hmm, let me do some counting of monkeys.

Zak

Perfectly encapsulates my reaction to it

Ethan Bierlein

1. rolfl

2. nhgrif

Ismael Miguel

Legato

Mat's Mug

legato

lol

Ethan Bierlein

2:55 AM

4. BlackHatGuy

2

Ismael Miguel

Mind-reader

SirPython

The 2nd Monitor is quite the zoo.

5

Ismael Miguel

Yes.

We have a Python too

Mat's Mug

and a mug. oh, wait.

SirPython

A fish.

Ismael Miguel

2:56 AM

Oh, yeah

Quill

a bunch of dirty humans

A statue.

Legionnaire :)

facepalming statue

A bunch of weird shapes

SirPython

2:57 AM

@Mat'sMug What would you have called it?

Quill

Thanks, @everyone

Chrome console hates me

Ismael Miguel

You're welcome

Quill

Are you out of stars yet @IsmaelMiguel?

Ismael Miguel

Nope

I'm on star-saving mode

Quill

Star-saving mode? You just created a starwall

Ismael Miguel

2:59 AM

I'm running out of stars

Duga

When the Google login got converted from OpenID to OAuth it introduced the big issue of tying the user authentication to the unreliable User.Email value, resulting in instances where the user changes their email and loses access to their account. Similarly, if the user was preexisting but had changed their email, their old OpenID auth claim wasn't recognized, and they too ended up with a...

new, incorrect account. I moved Google OAuth auth claims to the now-generic UserAuthClaim table to associate the login to the user independent of the User.Email value. I also requested the additional upgrade information in the Google auth flow to tie the new claim to an existing OpenID claim for the same account, if one exists. This is just an extension of the token request, so it comes back as information we were already requesting if we ask for it. To top things off, I refactored the...

login to also just allow for multiple login methods, since there wasn't really a good reason we weren't doing this before. This required some extra UI to display the multiple methods, so there's now a "My Logins" page in the user profile: !my logins page preview Related items on the todo list: - Add ability to remove login methods - Merge accounts that diverged because of above issue as...

necessary (manual work) - Fix return URL not working with Google login - Additional cleanup of the profile HTML and query management, since it's user-hostile right now As a side note, the AD logins could have been worked in with this model as well, but I saw no point since it presumably works fine as-is and doesn't have the same problems referencing User.Email does.

Mat's Mug

@IsmaelMiguel I count 13 of yours since midnight UTC in minitruth

Quill

there's probably more that 409d

BlackHatGuy

"god help them if you leave your company and they actually have to maintain it"

Is it really that bad?

Ismael Miguel

@Mat'sMug That means I have 7?

Quill

3:01 AM

yeah, it is.

Zak

Yes, yes it is

Mat's Mug

single-letter variables are nicht gut

Quill

@IsmaelMiguel probably closer to 4 or 5

Ismael Miguel

That's bad!

Mat's Mug

46 mins ago, by Zak

> Dim B As Long
> Dim C As Long
> Dim D As String
> Dim E As String

or do they map to Worksheet columns?

(I only glanced at the code)

BlackHatGuy

3:02 AM

what's wrong with that? I just needed some placeholders for ,like, 20 lines or so.

Zak

Oh dear...

Quill

@BlackHatGuy literally everything

Zak

Don't worry, by the time we're through with you, you'll understand

If you managed to learn all this in a week, you should pick up the explanations pretty quickly

Mat's Mug

naming is hard. renaming is easy. I suggest you get the latest rubberduck to help refactor.

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Ismael Miguel

@BlackHatGuy Why not an array?

BlackHatGuy

3:04 AM

What's an array?

Mat's Mug

a data structure

Ethan Bierlein

Hey look! A wild shitpost!

-3

Q: I hope these questions are OK for this format

I have a new Android tablet, my second since I had to send first one back. The manufacturer, Prestige, told me that Chrome browser and other things Google were conflicting and to change to the stock browser and SwiftKey keyboard, which I did. Now a lot of times I can't get the keyboard to...

discussion android-app

Quill

perhaps you ought to read a programming book

Mat's Mug

Dim foo(3) As Integer could look like this: [1][2][3]

and that ^^^

Ethan Bierlein

@BlackHatGuy A collection of values with the same data type, like [1, 2, 3, 4, 5]

Or ["Hello", "Goodbye"]

Mat's Mug

3:06 AM

@EthanBierlein that's a neater representation ;-)

BlackHatGuy

@Quill This should be arriving in the post someday soon. amazon.co.uk/Excel-Programming-Dummies-Computer-Tech/dp/…

So, how does this whole voting thing work?

Mat's Mug

what voting thing?

BlackHatGuy

questions and answers and things

I'm not really used to a forum with voting

Ethan Bierlein

You can upvote and downvote questions/answers.

Mat's Mug

ah, new to Stack Exchange. you'll love it.

BlackHatGuy

3:10 AM

Stack Exchange?

Is that like Stack Overflow?

Mat's Mug

first things first: we're not a forum ;-)

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BlackHatGuy

I've heard of that one

somewhere

Ethan Bierlein

An upvote signifies that the post is useful, and of good quality.

A downvote signifies that the post is not useful and/or not of good quality.

You can only downvote once you've reached 125 reputation points though.

An upvote on a question gives the asker of that question +5 reputation.

BigBrother

@EthanBierlein One cannot break Big Brother!

Ethan Bierlein

An upvote on an answer gives the answerer +10 reputation.

Mat's Mug

3:12 AM

Stack Exchange is a network of Q&A sites on various subjects from programming to parenting, cooking, gardening, biking, physics, math, religion, history, coffee ..whatever rocks your boat, there's a SE site for it. And if there isn't, you can start one.

Ethan Bierlein

An accept on an answer gives the answerer +15 reputation.

A downvote anywhere will give the asker/answerer -2 reputation.

Mat's Mug

each site has their rules for what kind of questions are in-scope and which kind are off-topic.

Ethan Bierlein

A user who has one of their posts flagged as spam and deleted because of that will lose 100 reputation.

You cannot have negative reputation though. It will always stay at at or above 1.

Does that help?

Mat's Mug

your rep score is an indicator of your usage of the site - the higher your score, the more privileges you "unlock" - codereview.stackexchange.com/help/privileges

Ethan Bierlein

Be warned, those numbers may change in 6-8 ~~weeks~~ ~~years~~ ~~decades~~ ~~centuries~~ millenniums as Code Review is graduating. (at some point)

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Mat's Mug

3:15 AM

you earn +5 for each upvote on a question, +10 on each upvote on an answer, and +15 when your answer is marked as accepted (OP earns +2 for accepting an answer)

and "6-8 weeks" on Stack Exchange means "at one point in time, no frakkin' clue about when, leave me alone, I didn't ask to come to life"

7

lol

Ismael Miguel

@Mat'sMug TS

Ethan Bierlein

help

Ismael Miguel

I assume daily defeat. I'm starless!

Ethan Bierlein

I don't know any timescales above a millennium

BlackHatGuy

Eon?

BigBrother

3:18 AM

@IsmaelMiguel Big Brother has beaten you! Surrender to the Party!

Ethan Bierlein

That would be 4.6 billion years.

Ismael Miguel

@BigBrother Don't forget the 409

Ethan Bierlein

But it's too late to edit the message, so lol.

huh

Mat's Mug

SE sites are moderated by their communities. This chatroom (The 2nd Monitor) is where the Code Review regulars hang out and discuss ...things. The higher rep thresholds unlock privileges that let you actively moderate the site, by closing off-topic questions and voting to delete the things that should not be. At any point you can flag inappropriate content for moderator intervention.

Ethan Bierlein

I just got the "convention" badge

Mat's Mug

3:20 AM

Moderators are elected by the community. <------ and their names show up in blue in chat

BlackHatGuy

ooh, apperently there's a SuperEon

Ethan Bierlein

We actually just recently had an election.

Mat's Mug

our first election :)

Ethan Bierlein

@Mat'sMug and @SimonAndréForsberg are the two new-ish moderators.

And @Jamal and @200_success were re-elected.

Mat's Mug

(they were appointed by Stack Exchange before that)

BlackHatGuy

3:22 AM

Okay. Are there any restrictions on voting?

Apart from the privileges thing

Ismael Miguel

I think you have 40 votes a day

Mat's Mug

you get 40 votes per day

Zak

that ^^

2

Ethan Bierlein

that ^^^

2

Zak

and 20 stars / day

Ethan Bierlein

3:23 AM

lol

Ismael Miguel

@Zak Per room

Ethan Bierlein

@Zak Which is too little for The 2nd Monitor.

Ismael Miguel

@EthanBierlein Goddamn! Stop saying star-worthy stuff! (Just kidding, keep saying them!)

Zak

@EthanBierlein Far too little :)

Mat's Mug

and if you walk a user's profile and mass-upvote them, the votes will end up reversed by the system. "serial up/downvoting" is one of the "restrictions".

Ethan Bierlein

3:24 AM

@IsmaelMiguel star this

Zak

nowhere is as starstruck as the 2nd Monitor

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BlackHatGuy

@Mat'sMug oh right, yeah, that makes sense

Mat's Mug

notice "serial up/downvoting"

Ethan Bierlein

oh right lol

Ismael Miguel

@EthanBierlein IE is so broken that sometimes, when I hover my own message, it shows the star to star my own message

BlackHatGuy

3:25 AM

but what if I just really like their questions/answers?

Ethan Bierlein

@BlackHatGuy Then you can upvote their new content, as they generate it. (if it's quality stuff)

Zak

I like how the star wall is currently lining up :)

Ethan Bierlein

Damn. Now I've run out of stars!

Anyways, you guys are all keeping me up too late. ;-)

I have to get up at 7:30AM and it's already 10:30 here.

Ismael Miguel

Not me

Ethan Bierlein

Night'

Ismael Miguel

3:28 AM

I'm going now

Have a good one

Mat's Mug

@BlackHatGuy if you take the time to actually read an answer, the serial voting detection script shouldn't pick it up. the reversal thing would trigger if you just go from one post to the next like a machine, without really reading anything.

oh and sock-puppet voting can get you suspended

Ethan Bierlein

Ooh, you should explain "zombies" as well.

Anyways, bye

BlackHatGuy

@Mat'sMug what's that?

Mat's Mug

oh right

Zak

@BlackHatGuy I, also, have not heard this term :)

Mat's Mug

3:30 AM

@BlackHatGuy some people try to game the system by creating sock puppets - other accounts, to boost their rep score. we can easily identify those.

as for zombies...

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A: What's a Zombie? And what are the many other memes of Code Review?

Meme: Zombies Originator: retailcoder (lol.upvote or Mat'sMug) Cultural Height: During The Mission Background: In a (successful) attempt to motivate the community in reducing the number of unanswered questions, a Call of Duty was made in which every unanswered question (no upvoted answers) is ...

BigBrother

@Zak and @BlackHatGuy, try installing the following userscript, which will turn the jargon and memes used on chat.se sites into hoverable text to tell you what they mean

in Javascript Libraries, Aug 26 at 13:27, by Malachi

Next Version 2.2.1 Install for Review Queue Notifier

Zak

@Mat'sMug Is it really that easy? I mean beyond (potentially) same IP, how else do you tell accounts are connected?

I imagine SE has quite a high representation of internet-savvy users

Mat's Mug

seekrit. that's classified. ;-)

Zak

aw, out of stars :(

and I only got a refill 3 1/2 hours ago

Mat's Mug

during The Mission, more than once I spent my actual 40 daily votes in under an hour

Zak

3:40 AM

"The Mission" Is synonymous with "The Great Revival" and the whole "Zombie" thing, right?

Quill

yep

Mat's Mug

related, yes

Quill

That userscript really will help you though

Zak

how do I install it?

Mat's Mug

does it translate OLA's?

Quill

3:42 AM

Install this in Google Chrome

and then click here

Zak

I already have that :)

Quill

both are helpful in their own ways

I basically wrote all the listings so it doesn't help me though

Hello @Hosch250

Hosch250

Hi.

BlackHatGuy

@zak this is what you meant by refactoring? codereview.stackexchange.com/questions/102269/…

Legato

I have a question, but I don't know where to ask it -- there should be like a place devoted to just this, haha.

Mat's Mug

3:52 AM

@BlackHatGuy rubberduck-vba.com <-- "refactorings" in the Features page ;-)

Hosch250

Yup, I did two of them.

A couple of them have bugs, most of which are fixed in Next.

Quill

@Legato topic?

Hosch250

One bug has a test, but I don't think it was ever addressed.

Legato

In general I think it'd be a good site, but Networking @Quill

Probably another side effect of learning things with no guidance, but I just have an issue that I can't seem to solve and I have simply no idea what else I can do.

BlackHatGuy

what's an IDE?

Legato

3:56 AM

Integrated Development Environment.

Mat's Mug

Integrated Development Enviro.. that ^^

Hosch250

It means Visual Studio.

Or the VBE, but that doesn't really count.

Quill

or Xcode, eclipse, the list goes on