Charcoal HQ

J F

00:00

Also, the newest version is at the top of github.com/j-f1/coal/releases

angussidney

I'm just about to download it and check it out, let's see how it goes

@JF any idea how to fix this problem?

After running npm start

J F

01:02

@angussidney Sorry, I was AFK, but the master branch on GitHub should have a fix.

angussidney

Thanks

For some reason, every time I click the login link it opens it in my actual browser

J F

@angussidney Should be fixed on master.

angussidney

Sent from your app

@JF it works well, thanks for the tech support!

J F

Now wait for a post from Smokey :)

angussidney

01:38

!!/alive

SmokeDetector

@angussidney Of course

Thomas Ward

01:52

@angussidney it hasn't died yet lol

!!/location

SmokeDetector

@ThomasWard teward/ESXi

Thomas Ward

so I'm leaving it on the ESXi until it starts dying

i wonder if it's Aurora's tree not being completely clean or something freezing it up, but i'll blow it away soon enough

Mark Yisri

02:25

@JF would this work with other chatrooms?

J F

02:50

@MarkYisri Yeah, it should, and it’s pretty simple to inject scripts into the page.

SmokeDetector

Restart: API quota is 6903.

Akiva Weinberger

Hey, guys, how do I put Python code into chat

(83 characters)

Oh, I think I got it

Test:

i = 9 ** 9 ** 9
b = 2

B = lambda y,x=0:y and y % b * (b*b)**B(x) + B(y/b,x+1)

while i:
    i = B(i)-1
    b *= b
print(b)

OK

Wrzlprmft

@AkivaWeinberger That’s golf-code, I hope.

Akiva Weinberger

Yeah, it was from a contest I found online of trying to get a huge number with the least amount of characters @Wrzlprmft

ArtOfCode

03:05

@AkivaWeinberger what does this have to do with spam?

Akiva Weinberger

@ArtOfCode This isn't the Stack Exchange chatroom? Sorry

@ArtOfCode The room description isn't very helpful.

Wrzlprmft

@ArtOfCode well it’s spamming this chatroom with off-topic content

Akiva Weinberger

Where would I find the chatroom for coding

ArtOfCode

@AkivaWeinberger nope, it's just a room with Stack Exchange as a parent. That doesn't mean it's global.

SmokeDetector

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ArtOfCode

03:07

@AkivaWeinberger try Python on SO chat

Undo

@SmokeDetector playing with something, disregard

Akiva Weinberger

Thanks.

angussidney

!!/location

SmokeDetector

@angussidney teward/ESXi

angussidney

@Undo Would you object to putting some more stats on the dashboard of MS? Something like '87 filters have caught 55,971 posts \n 54321 true positives, 12345 false positives, 123 NAA (xx% accuracy)'

SmokeDetector

03:14

[ SmokeDetector ] SmokeDetector started in reverted mode at rev fbc55d2 (ArtOfCode: Merge pull request #504 from Glorfindel83/master) (running on Undo's DigitalOcean (ubuntu-512mb-nyc3-01)))

Restart: API quota is 9999.

Undo

!!/status

SmokeDetector

@Undo Running since 02:54:40 UTC (20 minutes)

Undo

@angussidney depends on if it can be done cleanly and without a big performance hit

Should be possible

SmokeDetector

Restart: API quota is 9997.

Undo

!!/location

SmokeDetector

03:16

@Undo teward/ESXi

Restart: API quota is 9996.

Undo

!!/location

SmokeDetector

@Undo teward/ESXi

@Undo Undo's DigitalOcean (ubuntu-512mb-nyc3-01))

Undo

test

fo

Yeah, so we need a way to direct stappit to specific instances. I'm doing that.

angussidney

Sorta like !!/stappit <location>?

Undo

Aye

More like !!/stappit <location-to-match>

So that !!/stappit Undo would kill mine without me needing to think about it too much

angussidney

03:20

True

And would !!/stappit be global or just 'please direct it at the correct bot'?

Undo

I don't see a reason to change it from being global

angussidney

Alternatively we could introduce some code to allow us to add confirmations to commands, so people don't accidentally shut down everything

Undo

that'd be another nice thing to have, yeah

angussidney

It would be good if we could use it for other commands too e.g. !!/block etc

Undo

!!/pull

SmokeDetector

03:29

[ SmokeDetector ] SmokeDetector started at rev fbc55d2 (ArtOfCode: Merge pull request #504 from Glorfindel83/master) (running on Undo's DigitalOcean (ubuntu-512mb-nyc3-01)))

Restart: API quota is 9962.

Restart: API quota is 6798.

Undo

what

!!/master

SmokeDetector

[ SmokeDetector ] SmokeDetector started at rev fbc55d2 (ArtOfCode: Merge pull request #504 from Glorfindel83/master) (running on Undo's DigitalOcean (ubuntu-512mb-nyc3-01)))

[ SmokeDetector ] SmokeDetector started at rev 00f0150 (Undo1: Allow scoping of stappit to specific location --autopull) (running on teward/ESXi)

Restart: API quota is 9960.

Restart: API quota is 6796.

Restart: API quota is 9952.

Undo

!!/rev

SmokeDetector

@Undo fbc55d2 (ArtOfCode: Merge pull request #504 from Glorfindel83/master)

@Undo 00f0150 (Undo1: Allow scoping of stappit to specific location --autopull)

Undo

!!/pull

!!/alive

I may have just killed everything, somehow. Oops.

angussidney

03:34

Watching you trying to direct two Smokeys makes me think of this: youtube.com/watch?v=F_-ieqRLCc4

Undo

fairly accurate

yup, it's dead.

Not sure why, though

angussidney

@ThomasWard Just in case you happen to see this, your smokey was accidentally killed, so could you bring it back online when possible

Undo

I'd still like to know how I killed it

angussidney

What does the rails method to_a do?

Undo

Turns an ActiveRecord collection into a plain old array

Useful when you want to override AR's usually-helpful magic

I.e. an Array's select method does something entirely different than an AR collection's select method.

SmokeDetector

03:38

[ SmokeDetector ] SmokeDetector started at rev 00f0150 (Undo1: Allow scoping of stappit to specific location --autopull) (running on Undo's DigitalOcean (ubuntu-512mb-nyc3-01)))

Undo

I'll take it for now, seeing as I killed it :P

SmokeDetector

Restart: API quota is 9951.

Undo

now, let's try this...

!!/stappit completelynotrelevant

syntax issue.

angussidney

!!/location

SmokeDetector

@angussidney Undo's DigitalOcean (ubuntu-512mb-nyc3-01))

Restart: API quota is 9948.

Undo

03:42

!!/alive

SmokeDetector

@Undo Of course

CI on f763814 succeeded. Message contains 'autopull', pulling...

[ SmokeDetector ] SmokeDetector started at rev f763814 (angussidney: Make !!/stappit <location> case-insensitive --autopull) (running on Undo's DigitalOcean (ubuntu-512mb-nyc3-01)))

Restart: API quota is 9937.

angussidney

These location messages are starting to get a little long

Undo

@angussidney Due to my startup script; we could shorten them to whatever we want if it's a real issue

SmokeDetector

CI on be0a44c succeeded. Message contains 'autopull', pulling...

[ SmokeDetector ] SmokeDetector started at rev be0a44c (Undo1: Merge branch 'master' of github.com:Charcoal-SE/SmokeDetector --autopull) (running on Undo's DigitalOcean (ubuntu-512mb-nyc3-01)))

Restart: API quota is 9932.

Undo

!!/stappit completelynotrelevant

SmokeDetector

03:46

@Undo Undo's DigitalOcean (ubuntu-512mb-nyc3-01)) is ignoring this command.

Undo

sweet

!!/stappit Undo

SmokeDetector

Goodbye, cruel world

[ SmokeDetector ] SmokeDetector started at rev be0a44c (Undo1: Merge branch 'master' of github.com:Charcoal-SE/SmokeDetector --autopull) (running on Undo's DigitalOcean (ubuntu-512mb-nyc3-01)))

Restart: API quota is 9927.

Undo

04:05

!!/errorlogs 50

Undo

04:28

!!/alive

SmokeDetector

@Undo Of course

Undo

!!/alive?

SmokeDetector

@Undo Of course

Thomas Ward

wow

how'd you kill it dude

like seriously

Undo

@ThomasWard I have no idea, actually

Thomas Ward

04:32

(I broke SSL on fifteen sites, i was fixing that)

Undo

ugh, that sounds like a terrible thing to be doing

Thomas Ward

@Undo same symptoms as Aurora had

it restarted, but then hung

so i think i'd like to revert a commit and test something

Undo

@ThomasWard Sure, go ahead

Thomas Ward

because i think that infinite loop we had might be the problem

we started having this problem, what, about a week ago, when I took a stab at the invalid literal problem, right?

Undo

Sounds about right

Thomas Ward

04:36

alright, well i'm reverting that commit...

SmokeDetector

CI on b2408b8 succeeded.

Undo

Seems plausible too, that's super early in the startup cycle

SmokeDetector

[ SmokeDetector | MS ] Manually reported question: You are lifting heavy weights by user85709 on graphicdesign.stackexchange.com

Thomas Ward

which should remove the issue if that was the cause

@Undo I believe it could very well be

!!/pull

@Undo that's the only thing I can think of for it dying

SmokeDetector

[ SmokeDetector ] SmokeDetector started at rev b2408b8 (Thomas Ward: Revert "Attempt to transparently handle "invalid literal" ValueErrors in ws.") (running on Undo's DigitalOcean (ubuntu-512mb-nyc3-01)))

Restart: API quota is 9791.

Thomas Ward

04:37

!!/stappit

SmokeDetector

Goodbye, cruel world

Thomas Ward

hey, valueerror lol

SmokeDetector

Restart: API quota is 6787.

Thomas Ward

@Undo that's why it blew up

Undo

Network issues?

Thomas Ward

04:38

@Undo valueerror'd a few times

took 45sec. to resolve

then it got the socket up

Undo

I'd like to know why we get those errors.

@ThomasWard yeesh, that's an awful long time

Thomas Ward

same here, but without a lot more debug logging that'll be hard

@Undo yes, but that explains why the infinite loop caused the errors

Undo

yeah, probably not worth digging into. But... it'd be nice to know

Maybe SE has logs on it

Thomas Ward

@Undo possibly.

@Undo at this point though i'd rather ValueError than infinite-loop into unusability so it won't reboot

Undo

yeah

Thomas Ward

04:39

but this sheds light onto the core problem we had starting a week ago

Undo

also it's mostly not my fault, so yay!

Thomas Ward

in this case we can blame me, yes.

but we can also sorta slap you for approving the merge, but we did think it would work

in this case, we both agree to revert

and yay, things're working

and we still have the MS timeout checker, in case we do desync and restart because of the MS socket not responding or such

Undo

!!/location

SmokeDetector

@Undo teward/ESXi

Thomas Ward

@Undo we may want to consider pruning branches in the git tree on the server as well

automatically after the PRs are made, or the blacklists pushed

because i have a whole slew of blacklist branches taking up cruft-space in the .git dir

while the branches are already cleaned on github

Undo

04:43

@ThomasWard That'd be a good idea. Metasmoke could probably take care of it

Thomas Ward

@Undo indeed. Or, we could do it on a timer, I have bash code that works, conversion to Python is easy, and it can just run on a 6-hour timer or something just to clean up the autoblacklist branches

Undo

@ThomasWard Any reason we couldn't run something like that on every start/pull? Check for autoblacklist branches that aren't connected to an open PR and nuke them.

Thomas Ward

@Undo Well, we don't have to push any changes up to GitHub

the idea is we just prune the local branch on the server after we've checked out Deploy

and after it's already been pushed up

because origin (github) will still have the branch there

which explains why on new clones 'git checkout deploy' works :P

@Undo here's what I see currently on esxi:

  auto-blacklist-1486142030.53
  auto-blacklist-1486195471.91
  auto-blacklist-1486196621.52
  auto-blacklist-1486203229.45
  auto-blacklist-1486203509.09
  auto-blacklist-1486207477.46
  auto-blacklist-1486212696.07
  auto-blacklist-1486216631.58
  auto-blacklist-1486219993.99
* deploy
  master

the * is the current branch

i'm going to make a local push on my laptop to a branch up to GitHub, switch back to 'master', and then delete locally, it'll remain on GitHub until merged/closed

Undo

→ 8 messages moved to Trashcan

Mark Yisri

Hi. Just got back.

What is Smokey Beta?

Thomas Ward

04:50

@MarkYisri Smokey testing

Undo

my play account

Thomas Ward

@Undo look here: github.com/Charcoal-SE/SmokeDetector/branches

you'll see 'testbranch'

Undo

aye

Thomas Ward

now, I've already deleted this branch locally on my system

note it's still on GitHub

because it only deletes the local reference unless I issue the delete with git remote or similar

Undo

Right

Thomas Ward

04:52

so we can add a git branch -D right after we are done with the branch

either for the PR or for the direct blacklist commit

once it pushes up successfully, we go back to deploy and local-delete

Mark Yisri

How do you handle both Smokey's receiving the same command?

Undo

as of today, github.com/Charcoal-SE/SmokeDetector/commit/…

Thomas Ward

^ WONDERFUL

that was needed heh

Thomas Ward

05:16

@Undo github.com/Charcoal-SE/SmokeDetector/pull/506 needs review at some point, provided the CI doesn't blow up horribly.

it passed on Circle

Undo

→ 6 messages moved to Trashcan

SmokeDetector

[ SmokeDetector | MS ] Bad keyword in body, bad keyword in title, blacklisted website in body, pattern-matching website in body, repeated URL at end of long post: It has the central inclination of redesiging sex alpha x boost Reviews by Higue1950 on apple.stackexchange.com

Thomas Ward

i also caught a very evil error I forgot to handle lol

Undo

If it passed on Circle, it's good

sd k

Thomas Ward

@Undo it could still use a functional once-over review - me coding after midnight has varying results :P

(UTC-05:00, 00:17 currently)

I slept to noon though so eh

sorta

Undo

05:18

Yep, I'll look it over once I'm done with this

Thomas Ward

no rush :)

@Undo mind if I ask what you're working on?

Undo

→ 4 messages moved to Trashcan

@ThomasWard Just playing with cloud-init. It's fascinating.

Thomas Ward

heheh, indeed.

Undo

Trying to get to a point where I can push one button to launch a Smokey instance and walk away.

Thomas Ward

heh, cool

then we can spawn failover instances FAST and automatically lol

SmokeDetector

05:22

CI on 65d2692 succeeded.

Undo

Looks good to me

SmokeDetector

CI on 4690300 succeeded. Message contains 'autopull', pulling...

[ SmokeDetector ] SmokeDetector started at rev 4690300 (Undo1: Merge pull request #506 from Charcoal-SE/git_remove_bl_branches_local --autopull) (running on teward/ESXi)

Undo

hey, an all-numbers commit short hash. I always like those for some reason.

Thomas Ward

HEH

because rare

SmokeDetector

Restart: API quota is 6620.

Undo

05:24

@ThomasWard Not really that rare, even.

NobodyNada

Sort of rare -- letters are more common than numbers, and there's 7 characters

Undo

hexidecimal, so 10 numbers and 6 letters

AquariusOne

!!/rev

SmokeDetector

@AquariusOne 4690300 (Undo1: Merge pull request #506 from Charcoal-SE/git_remove_bl_branches_local --autopull)

NobodyNada

@Undo oh, that's right

Undo

05:26

Probability is (10/16)^7 =~ 3.7%

AquariusOne

!!/blacklist-website this-is-a-test-of-the-emergency-broadcast\.system

SmokeDetector

@AquariusOne You don't have code privileges, but I've created a pull request for you.

NobodyNada

@Undo or about 1 in 27

AquariusOne

and let me check the local tree...

Undo

@SmokeDetector yep, it ~~works~~ isn't broken

NobodyNada

05:26

not 1 in 7,836 as it would be with all letters

AquariusOne

i think it worked but it needs another test after I clean my tree again, I missed 5 branches in my cleanup

And once more...

!!/blacklist-website this-is-a-test-of-the-emergency-broadcast\.system

SmokeDetector

@AquariusOne You don't have code privileges, but I've created a pull request for you.

AquariusOne

root@smokey:/home/smokey/SmokeDetector# git branch
* deploy
  master

holy crap I think it works

Undo

nice

Thomas Ward

now Smokey cleans up after itself.

so on that system we won't have a billion auto-blacklist branches xD

Undo

05:30

At least they're not SVN branches.

Git branches are light

Thomas Ward

urgh don't remind me

@Undo but many of them makes things eventually sluggish

SmokeDetector

[ SmokeDetector | MS ] Link at end of answer: A list of what each of the Winter Bash 2016 hats are named after by Mehak Bansal on meta.stackexchange.com

Thomas Ward

light or not

SmokeDetector

tpu- by teward

Undo

@SmokeDetector well that's interesting spam

Thomas Ward

05:31

@Undo still better to have Smokey clean up after itself so it's only locally tracking Master and Deploy, even when Git blows up or similar

Undo

!!/report apple.stackexchange.com/a/271758/44427

SmokeDetector

[ SmokeDetector | MS ] Manually reported answer: iPhone 6 contacts appearing that I don't know by Mehak Bansal on apple.stackexchange.com

tpu- by teward

NobodyNada

!!/blacklist-website valentinesday2017i.com

SmokeDetector

@NobodyNada You don't have code privileges, but I've created a pull request for you.

Thomas Ward

did we forget the \ before the .?

Undo

05:32

not a real issue

but I'll edit it anyway

NobodyNada

@ThomasWard did *I* forget the "\"?

Yes

@Undo thanks!

Undo

:)

someone beat me to it

Thomas Ward

@Undo it actually i think structured the item wrong

because it was turned into a link

@Undo i was already poking it :P

SmokeDetector

CI on f3f9c75 succeeded.

NobodyNada

@ThomasWard My fault again; I just copied the link instead of typing the URL

so it included an http://

Thomas Ward

05:34

!!/pull

SmokeDetector

@ThomasWard CI build is still pending, wait until the build has finished and then pull again.

Undo

autopull will get it

NobodyNada

Sorry about that; I'll be more careful next time!

SmokeDetector

CI on 867ca22 succeeded. Message contains 'autopull', pulling...

Thomas Ward

cool

@NobodyNada no problem, that's why we have code commit privileges to fix evils :)

SmokeDetector

05:34

[ SmokeDetector ] SmokeDetector started at rev 867ca22 (Undo1: Merge pull request #509 from Charcoal-SE/auto-blacklist-1486272706.36 --autopull) (running on teward/ESXi)

Undo

@NobodyNada We could/should probably optimize it out, actually

SmokeDetector

Restart: API quota is 6590.

Thomas Ward

@Undo we could probably set up a list of things we'd want to strip, and run it through "strip_to_regex" as a function or something, that would strip out the evil parts

if str contains "http://" or something, then str.strip('http://')

or whatever

yawns

i should be asleep

yet i can't sleep

CODING IS FUN

@Undo I could re-add the handling code for that InvalidLiteral error, but make it so it actually dies after a number of loops

say, 15 or what not, and forcibly restarts

Undo

@ThomasWard Whatever you think is best; you know more about that part of the codebase than I do

Thomas Ward

with an errorlog message similar to the ones I wrote for the MS ping handler

I'm tempted to leave it as is, or try/catch with a nicer error output to errorLog

as is now without the loop we don't die off with infinite hanging loops

Undo

05:37

@ThomasWard Better might be to run it through a URL parser, see if it's comprised only of a protocol and domain. If so, optimize it; otherwise just leave it.

Thomas Ward

@Undo agreed.

SmokeDetector

[ SmokeDetector | MS ] Bad keyword in body, bad keyword in title, bad keyword in username, repeated URL at end of long post: Say Good bye to Fine lines or Firm Skin with Junivive by juniviveskincare on stackoverflow.com (@dorukayhan)

Thomas Ward

hmm I think i have a potential optin..

SmokeDetector

tpu- by Yvette

[ SmokeDetector | MS ] Bad keyword in body, bad keyword in title, blacklisted website in body, link at end of body, pattern-matching website in body, repeated URL at end of long post: Advances Alpha X Boost recovery condition by pudrisicro on workplace.stackexchange.com

tpu- by Yvette

Thomas Ward

from urlparse import urlparse
try:
    parsed_input = urlparse(inputFromCommand)
    if [result.scheme, result.netloc]:
        pass
    else:
        raise ValueError("Invalid URL")
except:
    return ... #you know what i mean

as a general idea, though we'd put something in "pass" to optimize the .

Undo

05:42

@ThomasWard You'd probably want to let it through instead of raising a valueerror, in case it's intentional

Thomas Ward

and such.

@Undo Just an example

Undo

Yep, looks sane

Thomas Ward

remember this was not an actual code example, just the gist of things

Undo

Does if [x, y] actually work?

NobodyNada

@Undo apparently it does

why not just if x or y instead though; it's clearer to read

Thomas Ward

05:44

>>> urlparse('http://darkness.dark-net')
ParseResult(scheme='http', netloc='darkness.dark-net', path='', params='', query='', fragment='')
>>> urlparse('http://dark-net')
ParseResult(scheme='http', netloc='dark-net', path='', params='', query='', fragment='')
>>> urlparse('dark-net')
ParseResult(scheme='', netloc='', path='dark-net', params='', query='', fragment='')

Probably because evils.

also probably because we need x and y, for a valid URL, technically

at the least we could just need netloc

SmokeDetector

[ SmokeDetector | MS ] Bad keyword in body, bad keyword in title, pattern-matching website in body, repeated URL at end of long post: Final Verdict Biogenic XR provides men by elizadaisy78 on graphicdesign.stackexchange.com

[ SmokeDetector | MS ] Few unique characters in body: Radio Button Action form does not work by Aditya Mahakulkar on stackoverflow.com (@dorukayhan)

tpu- by Yvette on Final Verdict Biogenic XR provides men [MS]

tpu- by Yvette

NobodyNada

hmm...*may* not be abusive

if not, unclear

it's tagged HTML

SmokeDetector

[ SmokeDetector | MS ] Bad keyword in body, bad keyword in title, link at end of body, pattern-matching website in body: Biogenic XR Ingredient List L-Arginine Hydrochloride – This is a particular by user18436 on patents.stackexchange.com

tpu- by NobodyNada

Yvette Colomb

@NobodyNada abusive of the site's ToS

Jan Dvorak

certainly not spam. Did you mean abusive?

NobodyNada

05:50

@JanDvorak thanks

@YvetteColomb are you sure? It could be a genuine question

Jan Dvorak

No, it couldn't

Yvette Colomb

@NobodyNada lol you are joking?

NobodyNada

I don't know...it didn't seem too different from many crap questions, but it's 10:00 here and I'm tired and need to get to bed, so I'm probably wrong.

Thomas, how can you even think at 1am?

Jan Dvorak

You're way overdue. Unless you meant 22:00?

SmokeDetector

[ SmokeDetector | MS ] Bad keyword in body, bad keyword in title, link at end of body: What are the side effects of this anti-aging cream? by creamjunivive on askubuntu.com (@ThomasWard)

tpu- by Jan Dvorak

NobodyNada

05:54

@JanDvorak it's almost 01:00 where @ThomasWard is; it's 22:00 here

Jan Dvorak

Then why did you say 10:00?

NobodyNada

@JanDvorak 10 pm here

I guess the colon made it confusing

I need to go to bed

Jan Dvorak

No. The lack of AM/PM did. Or rather the use of 12-hour time.

SmokeDetector

[ SmokeDetector | MS ] Bad keyword with email in answer, email in answer: US gave me Visa Waiver stamp rather than stamp on Visa by Ann Baker on travel.stackexchange.com

tpu- by NobodyNada

NobodyNada

Before I say any more stupid things: goodnight; see you soon!

SmokeDetector

06:00

[ SmokeDetector | MS ] Bad keyword with email in answer: The "functions" of untyped lambda calculus are not (set theoretic) functions so what are they? by Telfer Cronos on math.stackexchange.com

SmokeDetector

06:12

naa- by angussidney

[ SmokeDetector | MS ] Blacklisted website in answer, link at end of answer, blacklisted user: iPhone 6 contacts appearing that I don't know by Mehak Bansal on apple.stackexchange.com

[ SmokeDetector ] URL in title, bad keyword in body, bad keyword in title, link at end of body, link following arrow in body, pattern-matching website in body, pattern-matching website in title, repeated URL at end of long post: newmusclesupplements.com/alpha-monster-advanced/ by Dewaynebax on workplace.stackexchange.com

[ SmokeDetector | MS ] Bad keyword in body, bad keyword in title, pattern-matching website in body, repeated URL at end of long post: Lumanere serum Skin Care by chich urori on apple.stackexchange.com

tpu- by Jan Dvorak on http://newmusclesupplements.com/alpha-monster-advanced/ [MS]

tpu- by Jan Dvorak

Thomas Ward

@JanDvorak way overdue indeed, but i tend to stay up sometimes to 2:00 AM at times (02:00)

but eh

i'm going to sleep now, since Smokey's behaving

good night all

SmokeDetector

06:31

[ SmokeDetector | MS ] Link at end of body, link following arrow in body, pattern-matching website in body: Iron Bull Edge Male Edge No1 by user72429 on drupal.stackexchange.com

tpu- by Jan Dvorak

angussidney

@Glorfindel I would like to edit the UI of your userscript a bit so that the flag icon stays in the same spot, no matter the length of the name/number of names. Here's a quick mockup: i.sstatic.net/8LSek.png Would you object to that?

Jan Dvorak

You could fork, pull request and see what happens. I'd use the fork if it doesn't get merged

SmokeDetector

06:51

[ SmokeDetector | MS ] Few unique characters in body: Multiple if statements - stuck by Daniel Shields on arduino.stackexchange.com

Mark Yisri

@SmokeDetector it appears the OP edited in spam

Ashish Ahuja

@SmokeDetector v

Jan Dvorak

looks like regular vandalism to me

Ashish Ahuja

^

Mark Yisri

Which flag should you use?

Ashish Ahuja

06:55

none

just rollback

if it was not an edit, instead a new post with that content, flag as abusive. But in this case it was edited

so that means its just vandalism

if the user doesn't stop, mod flag

Mark Yisri

Just did the edit

Now waiting for approval

SmokeDetector

07:13

[ SmokeDetector | MS ] Blacklisted website in answer, link at end of answer: How to get RSS feeds and display it in Mobile application by Himanshu purohit on stackoverflow.com (@dorukayhan)

tpu- by Ashish Ahuja

SmokeDetector

07:45

[ SmokeDetector | MS ] Link at end of answer: Music database like IMDb by cjf on opendata.stackexchange.com

Glorfindel

@SmokeDetector f

@angussidney sure, please go ahead.

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