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Duga
Duga
00:00
REFRESH!
[Minesweeper] 58 Games Played. 26 Bombs Used. 8447 Moves Performed. 9 New Users
[rubberduck-vba/Rubberduck] 0 additions. 0 deletions. 0 commits. 2 issue comments
 
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Duga
Duga
05:02
[rubberduck-vba/Rubberduck] simonholm starred us
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9 hours later…
FreeMan
FreeMan
14:15
You miss a weekend, you miss a lot!
^Man it's been a long time since I've been able to say that, but it sure does feel good to do so!
Whatever direction RD takes, I'm glad to see it move.
@Vogel612 It would be great if @Duga would do that for us, but I get the impression that Simon is pretty well done with working on her.
Vogel612
Vogel612
14:42
@FreeMan Duga is open source, soo ....
FreeMan
FreeMan
15:02
well, there you go! ;)
Feeds
Feeds
15:16
xkcd.com/2575
 
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HackSlash
HackSlash
16:22
Teams just said "Internal error in the And function: Canceled: Canceled." to me
File that under "things you shouldn't show to a user"
this
this
#TIL Teams is written in VB6.
HackSlash
HackSlash
Is that a common error in VB6?
It seemed like some new Microsoft nonsense to me.
FreeMan
FreeMan
@this say whaaaaaat?
this
this
No, I said that because of And function and because VB6 (well, Win98 app, I guess) are known for clear and descriptive error messages like those.
FreeMan
FreeMan
What ancient messaging app did they rename/rebrand to build Teams around?
(since we know they renamed Skype to Teams for the video conference portion)
this
this
16:35
was there even a messaging app in VB6's heyday? I think AIM & NNTP was the probably only choices back then but then again I was too busy picking my nose then.
HackSlash
HackSlash
ICQ
(which is written in C++)
but there was MSN messenger
MSN Messenger was the in house solution before M$ purchased Skype.
Skype was awesome before it was brutally murdered to construct teams from it's corpse
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this
ah yes I forgot about ICQ
HackSlash
HackSlash
Teams was apparently an Electron App that uses Skype protocols for transport
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@HackSlash goes to show that the Microsoft's old strategy of EEE is alive & well
HackSlash
HackSlash
Eastern equine encephalitis?
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FreeMan
FreeMan
16:41
LOL!
this
this
Exactly.
 
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Simon Forsberg
Simon Forsberg
18:53
Hey quackers
I'm taking a look at how to organize my GitHub issues better, figured I'd use Rubberduck for inspiration...
92 labels, huh?
Vogel612
Vogel612
@SimonForsberg well, we do have a lot of issues.
and some of the labels are unused, IINM
Simon Forsberg
Simon Forsberg
yup, indeed you have, and yup, indeed they are
Vogel612
Vogel612
like... we have four difficulty labels that always go with an [up-for-grabs]
then there's a variety of status labels
and there's labels for each major component in RD
it's not that untypical for a large project, but I don't know how applicable it will be for you
welp... we have ~640 open enhancements and 215 open bugs
FreeMan
FreeMan
Hey @SimonForsberg! waves we were just talking about you... :)
5 hours ago, by FreeMan
@Vogel612 It would be great if @Duga would do that for us, but I get the impression that Simon is pretty well done with working on her.
Simon Forsberg
Simon Forsberg
@Vogel612 @FreeMan A tracking counter for what?
Vogel612
Vogel612
19:07
mentions of the Language Server Protocol in this chatroom
Simon Forsberg
Simon Forsberg
You have the possibility to add a tracking counter for basically anything you want, it's just a HTTP request away.
@Vogel612 112 chat.stackexchange.com/search?q=LSP&room=14929
Vogel612
Vogel612
... that's how you implemented the minecraft counters, huh?
Simon Forsberg
Simon Forsberg
@Vogel612 MineSWEEPER!
Yes
FreeMan
FreeMan
2 days ago, by Vogel612
we should start tracking a counter for that, just like for AvalonMentions
2 days ago, by mansellan
so, we doing LSP?
Vogel612
Vogel612
damn, my fingers were faster than my brain there
FreeMan
FreeMan
19:08
;)
Simon Forsberg
Simon Forsberg
@Vogel612 My project is pretty large, although not as large as RD of course 😬 I think it could help me structure some issues better, but then again... it wouldn't help in implementing them faster probably :(
I need more developers
 
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this
this
20:34
I can't help but feel that scripting languages seems to be deliberately unintuitive to write in.
 
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Duga
Duga
23:45
[rubberduck-vba/Rubberduck] 1510 stars vs. [decalage2/oletools] 1900 stars
HackSlash
HackSlash
23:58
@this is ironic because scripting languages are usually made to make automation easier for people who aren't programmers. In doing so they often make something that doesn't make sense to programmers or users.

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