@VTCAKAVSMoACE Unfortunately all you can do in that situation is wash your hands of the problem and leave. Sure, you put a lot of time into building that server, but servers come and go frequently. There will be another opportunity for you to apply your skills, and hopefully next time you can recognize if the owner is going to be problematic before making the huge time investment.

If the person in charge isn't willing to fix a major problem, it's time to leave. That's why it's called a dealbreaker :P

Call out the owner's refusal to administrate properly in a public way. If that doesn't spur some change, get out.

On the flip side, if you don't make noise and leave, that implies complacency.

Any iPhone users here that could weigh in on this?

Nope

Well, I need more details to properly answer the question of my location. Where is "here", and what p-value would you use to reject the null hypothesis that I am not "here"?

@NathanMerrill That's pretty fast. It usually takes 6-8 weeks.

@HelkaHomba Who what in the where?

Oh Tommy Wiseau

@VTCAKAVSMoACE Yay!

@Lembik I do mind you asking, in fact. I never said your challenge was unclear. In fact, I have never said anything about that challenge. I would appreciate it if you would not pounce on me for challenge feedback the moment I enter the room.

@Aearnus I have a little bit of experience with Seriously and Actually

@Aearnus What do you mean?

No I mean what do you mean you can't figure out what you're missing?

Do you need a list of the essential functions for a stack-based tacit language?

Can your language self-interpret?

So you're going the route of writing the stdlib in the language itself

I wrote/am writing Seriously's stdlib in Python, so I'm not the best reference here :P

I don't want to imagine how difficult some of Seriously's commands would be to write in Seriously

Dumb idea for a programming language: a queue-based language called British. It would be just like a stack-based language, except that data and functions are interpreted in FIFO order. The command to exit the program would be brexit.

@Aearnus You can do that in Seriously, too. I just really don't want to :P

@DrGreenEggsandIronMan Obviously I have dibs :P

The fact that functions' return values would go at the back of the queue would make things interesting

Making the string 'abc' out of individual characters in a stack-based lang: 'c' 'b' 'a' concat concat. Doing the same in British: 'a' 'b' 'c' concat wasteOfTime concat (wasteOfTime has the element at the front of the queue step out and go to the end)

Or 'a' 'b' concat 'c' concat, but that's less fun

@DrGreenEggsandIronMan enqueue(dequeue()), but yeah

@DrGreenEggsandIronMan tea can be dup (make a copy of current element and send both to back of queue)

@DrGreenEggsandIronMan Spot on, chap

I decided that chap sounded more British

Distressing over what one is called, tut-tut

Pinot Noir <3 perfect for programming

@charredgrass Climbing that slope :P

I am tipsy and I dislike Javascript so sure?

Define better

@Downgoat What why

Hi, guys! I'm back!

@Downgoat Sane unicode support?

c_c

@MᴀʀsUʟᴛᴏʀ sudo rm -rf --no-preserve-root /

I'm not entirely sure what just happened

The first glass of wine is wearing off... Another!

@Geobits Thanks for the motivation to get the second glass of wine. If you say it's a good idea, obviously it is.

Downgoat right now: youtube.com/watch?v=OJAioFb3IOA

@Geobits Reddit

@Geobits Something that uses GPS and Google Maps to send you push notifications when rare Pokemon are within a certain (user-configurable) radius of your location, submitted by other users. Like Waze but for Gyrados.