Root Access

FML Cat

12:04 AM

If I were an organisation I'd block bashing people too

Journeyman Geek

@FMLCat can we not encourage underaged users to do illegal things?

FML Cat

@JourneymanGeek It may not be underage or illegal in certain jurisdictions!

Journeyman Geek

You might not be underage or illegal in certain jurisdictions. Or might cause cancer in the state of california.

Burgi

12:38 AM

so it doesn't cause cancer if you live somewhere else?

rahuldottech

@JourneymanGeek only tried, didn't like, will not get addicted, I promise

Journeyman Geek

that's how addictions start ;p

bwDraco

1:03 AM

roar

Was on the job, first men's volleyball match of the season.

Michael Frank

GRUB:BR - Grand Unified Bootloader: Battle Royale Edition
* Listed boot options will battle through round robin competitions to determine which OS boots each time the computer is turned on.

* Optional 'To the Death!' mode is available, and will wipe partitions or disks that contain losing contestants.

bwDraco

> WARNING: This product contains chemicals known to the State of California to cause cancer, birth defects, or other reproductive harm.

Journeyman Geek

@bwDraco eh. The wrong version is funnier then

Michael Frank

containa? Sounds like something Mario would say...

"This product contains-a chemicals known to the State-a of California to cause-a cancer, birth defects, or other reproductive harm."

bwDraco

!!/wiki Prop 65

ChatBot John Cavil

1:08 AM

California Proposition 65 (1986)

Proposition 65 (formally titled "The Safe Drinking Water and Toxic Enforcement Act of 1986") is a California law passed by direct voter initiative in 1986 by a 63%-37% vote. Its goals are to protect drinking water sources from toxic substances that may cause cancer and birth defects and to reduce or eliminate exposures to those chemicals generally, for example in consumer products, by requiring warnings in advance of those exposures. == Introduction == Proposition 65 is administered by Cal/EPA's California Office of Environmental Health Hazard Assessment (OEHHA). Proposition 65 regulates substances...

bwDraco

Too bad New York does not have direct voter initiative...

Bob

uhh

if that's your example, perhaps not having it is a good thing

bwDraco

Yeah.

This warning isn't even useful anymore.

Especially because there is no penalty for putting a Prop 65 warning on a product that doesn't need it.

Journeyman Geek

other than people assuming it gives them cancer

which isn't a common marketing stratergy

Bob

hm, can someone try steamcommunity.com/chat on Firefox (and maybe Chrome) and see if it works?

I think they applied a broken CSP

Journeyman Geek

1:16 AM

seems broken on vivaldi

Bob

@JourneymanGeek could you try chrome too?

Journeyman Geek

I don't have chome installed at the moment

Bob

oh

bwDraco

@JourneymanGeek check your Steam inbox

Journeyman Geek

@Bob exact same problem on firefox

Bob

1:21 AM

I'd contact steam support but that's probably pointless

Michael Frank

I tried loading it... but Steam Guard is taking soooo long.

Bob

@MichaelFrank that Chrome?

Michael Frank

Yes

And so we cover all bases... It's the same on IE11. :P

Bob

1:39 AM

@MichaelFrank thanks

@Steam_Support Your web chat page doesn't seem to work anymore. List of names is empty. Tested on Firefox, Chrome, IE11, Vivaldi. https://steamcommunity.com/chat

Tweeted by Bob_Vul on February 28, 2018 at 1:39 AM

hopefully that gets their attention

hm, that might be an inactive twitter account. bleh.

also, found this fun snippet:

> There's no Bug Report -section for the stable version, because what's fixed in the beta client should be fixed in the stable client.

Journeyman Geek

1:58 AM

o0

ChatBot John Cavil

@JourneymanGeek That didn't make much sense. Use the !!/help command to learn more.

Journeyman Geek

blah

!!s/fixed/broken/

ChatBot John Cavil

@JourneymanGeek There's no Bug Report -section for the stable version, because what's broken in the beta client should be broken in the stable client. (source)

Journeyman Geek

hm

!!s/fixed/broken

ChatBot John Cavil

@JourneymanGeek That didn't make much sense. Use the !!/help command to learn more.

Journeyman Geek

1:59 AM

blah

ftfy

FML Cat

2:50 AM

MILFS

user226528

5:00 AM

@rahuldottech You have not linked to an edit. But I can see one edit by Rahuldottech, which was declined.

rahuldottech

@FleetCommand wait, it was?

Why though? Isn't time.com a reputable source?

user226528

I can see several problems with it.

rahuldottech

Yeah okay

user226528

First, you should contribute to Wikipedia, not throw contributions into it!

rahuldottech

It was mainly to prove a point to a friend

user226528

5:08 AM

In other words, if you had added this sentence to "Personal life" section, it would probably have stuck.

rahuldottech

@FleetCommand riiiight. Makes sense.

user226528

Second problem:

user226528

The YouTube source.

rahuldottech

HE'S RUNNING FOR PM OF ITALY THOUGH, HOW COOL IS THAT XD

@FleetCommand it's important because that's a clip of him announcing his candidacy on live TV from the official channel?

user226528

The YouTube is rarely ever linked directly in Wikipedia.

user226528

5:09 AM

You usually link to page in which the YouTube video was originally embedded.

user226528

There is also a strange thing: I do not see him listed in [[Italian general election, 2018]].

rahuldottech

Hm. Okay then.

user226528

(You know what I mean by [[ and ]], right?)

rahuldottech

@FleetCommand yeah

@FleetCommand because it's only been a day since he announced

user226528

Of course, I am not expert in politics but this Time announcement looks like a joke than an actual one.

rahuldottech

5:13 AM

Honestly, that part of the video is sort of a mockery, but he appears to be serious when he announces his candidacy, and by Italian law that's completely legal, so...

user226528

I mean, this Oliver person is of British birth. How can he become the prime minister of another country?

rahuldottech

@FleetCommand there are no restrictions on citizenship of the PM in the Italian constitution

It's absurd

But technically allowed

user226528

Real life doesn't work that way. When you hear an Englishman becoming a prime minister candidate for another country, you don't resort to one source only.

user226528

There reality of our life is: Some things warrant more investigation.

user226528

... before being accepted as a fact.

user226528

5:15 AM

Does it not make sense to you?

rahuldottech

Fair enough

user226528

But like I said, this sentence fits well inside "Personal life" section.

user226528

They can take it at its face value or not. It won't be your problem anymore.

user226528

Oh, and one fine point: You wrote "the 2018 [[Italian general election, 2018|Italian election]]". You must write: "[[Italian general election, 2018|the 2018 Italian election]]". The reader mustn't think your link takes him/her to [[Italian election]].

rahuldottech

@FleetCommand okay, got it

Thanks :)

user226528

5:19 AM

Now, go get 'em. :)

user226528

Phone again. AFK.

Bob

7:31 AM

🎶 fly me to the moon 🎶