@BryanDenny As I already flagged it, I cannot do that again: Could you please delete this answer: android.stackexchange.com/a/64367/16575 ? Link only, not even answering the question (see my comment), and to top it it's even a dupe ( android.stackexchange.com/q/40638/16575#64368 )

Thanks :)

afternoon everyone!

@Izzy I learned some German yesterday, and a little bit about English as well.

Hey @Izzy... Recognize me? :D

And oh... you too @DanHulme :P

How you doing guys?

And, @Izzy... Advanced Birthday wishes... ;-)

@Izzy done :)

@DanHulme From those dupes? 0o

@Waffle'sCrazyPeanut Whoa... That's German influence to your nick. In German we say of a crazy person "hat einen an der Waffel" (has something sticking to his Waffle) #D Welcome back, Crazy Buddy :)

@Waffle'sCrazyPeanut Oh, thanks! Actually, that was 10 days before tomorrow :)

@BryanDenny Thanks a lot!

@Izzy no, unrelated to those dupes

from the phrase Eierlegende Wollmilchsau

@DanHulme LOL Bein a Jew, I usually try to replace the trailing 3 characters. Still looking for the animal that would fit in there...

Btw: Some comment I'd like to upvote twice:

yeah, I thought you might like that

That should be a mantra for every developer!

I considered linking to idontwantyourfuckingapp.tumblr.com

@Izzy upvoted on your behalf :)

Take down all apps from Play which violate this rule, and Wooosh! the entire place looks a lot cleaner. Not to speak of all those $&@§! website-popups "We've got an app now, want to install?"

@bmdixon Thanks!

@DanHulme Wha... ?!? Eagerly checking the link...

WTF! May I add: "I don't want your F*** cookies?!?" Gosh! 20 clicks to kick them off...

Well, nice double-meaning with the buttons on those German screenshots.

"Cancel" buttons use "Abbrechen" in German. Could also mean "vomit", so it's a perfect match for those #doorslams #D

cool

the problem with Wollmilchsau is that the sau part isn't really adding any functionality

you can already eat cows and sheep

and you famously can't make a silk purse out of a sow's ear

Yeah, I always get that thought for those. One of my favorite news feeds has a real doorslam like that now: You can no longer read the full article in the browser, they force the app on you. WTF. Not with me. Luckily, my RSS app also integrates Google's mobilizer #D

@DanHulme It is, somehow: "Woll(e)" (whool) from the sheep, "Milch" (milk) from... sheep? ah, cows, and the steak...?

So "Wollmilchschaf" would render the whole word redundant (as "Schaf" = sheep would give all 3 components).

well, you can milk sheep too tbh

See above :)

there's a good dairy around here that makes very nice sheep's cheese

See my fridge #D

(as well as goat and cow)

ooh, good for you

No goat cheese, pleeze (to strong taste)

oh, I like goat

anyway, it taught me something about English too

"eyren" used to mean "eggs" in Anglo-Saxon, but fell out of use with the invention of printing and the resulting standardization of English

and I never knew where the word came from

@Izzy just noticed your Link Personalizer script strips out query string parameters (eg ?page=2). I was wondering why i couldn't access the second page of answers here stackapps.com/q/2116/25290 till i remembered i had your script installed

@Izzy Thanks... It's been years since we chatted :D

@Izzy Alright... Maybe I'm bad with numbers :P

@DanHulme Oi – So Ireland really is Eier-Land (Egg-Land)!

@bmdixon Do you have its latest version?

@Waffle'sCrazyPeanut LOL

@Izzy I have 1.2

@bmdixon Get 1.3

Btw, that page: Big things coming, Benjol is going to merge stuff from all the forks (including mine :)

@Izzy :) fixed, thanks!

@Izzy nice :) I've only just discovered it but it's very useful

@bmdixon Yay! :) And welcome, that bugged me, too – I jost forgot about. Those kind of pages with parameters are quite a rare case. Somehow they don't work at all when modified, so they are simply skipped for now.

@bmdixon Maybe you like one of my Gists as well (at least if you use my branch of that script – or later, when Benjol merged in my changes).

Site-specific comments, and my personalizer partly integrated :)

cool :)

@bmdixon Btw: I can confirm your http*://. Did that to some scripts as well. Was thinking about integrating that with my branch, but with all those merging stuff just in progress, I'm not sure if that's a good idea currently. I'm just using the Gist, and Caleb moved that to a "real Git repo" – so I prefer to not change stuff in my Gist now, but rather get started with Git and do that at the right place :)