@G.M. lol, I know... I follow a little Italian politics myself, as a result of family who talk about it a lot. He does genuinely believe he always does the right thing. It's ego... but a lot of politicians, the world over, have this same view of "I'm always right...".
Berlusconi and the inesplicable reason why italians continue to vote for him is reason why I don't follow italian politics. However, yes, I guess politicians all over the world have no a great reputation for non-politicians
@MarutiMohanty I got the same "This is a cached copy of the requested page, and may not be up to date." on the Codex pages. I guess it's a disaster recovery, fetching the pages from Google cache, bying some time to fix the problem ;-)
aha ok, if I recall right, the plan was to migrate the Codex away from MediaWiki to WordPress, maybe that's happening .. or just another database error ;-) ?
@GhostToast Sometimes my 1 yr old goes berzerk on my keyboards when I'm trying to write answers and yesterday she manage to throw my labtop on the floor ;-)
@kaiser yea i did. GhostToast was a nickname given to me by a group of young campers when I worked at a kid's camp one summer, a derivative of my actual name "Gustave"
drew it up a few years ago to have something fun for avatar. 5 years maybe
i am pretty good at drawing. i went to school for art, focused on print-making (old fashioned print making, like lithography). not so much good at graphic design though
so most things i scan in and then touch up in illustrator if i do anything. another fun logo guy i made is here: brainalien.com
and thank you for the kind words @kaiser and @birgire
@GhostToast on the right hand side, above our avatars, there's "room". then you find bookmark. you can then just click through the messages you want to bookmark.
@Rarst media attention means pressure on politicians. pressure on them forces them to say and maybe even do something to get rid of it. and no politician is really good at deciding when there's pressure. and normally there's something that falls off the table that helps the people in their daily lifes as well.
I think the lack of attention would be best for this thing to wind down. and since it was exactly what was happening someone decided to heat it up and things got meh again.
The economic/upper class decides a lot in most countries in this world. They have access to politicians and their decisions. When there's something that runs against their interests, like people on the streets, road blocks, etc. then they loose money. And this makes negotiating much easier. That's what we call strike over here - the peaceful counterpart. And that's what our interest groups like workers or teachers and so on are doing when something runs against them. This could be your future.
requiring a patch seems silly, but i guess that's a good fallback option for those concerned about the risk of reliance
i am building some intranet sites and assume at some point those libraries will not load. now take into account a site where security is very important and 404s are logged. a user or host takes on too many 404s and is banned...
btw, posting the GitHub issue to the G+ GitHub community and @TomJNowell tweet, caused quite a storm. Ticket gets flooded and seems to be on top of HackerNews...
"oops someone tp'd my car. and i figured lighting the tp on fire would be best way to remove it. little did i know the tp extended into the gas tank..."
Actually my office is where the company's tech goes to die. As I write there are no fewer than 4 defunct towers, two broken LCDs (have repaired both before by replacing caps - they die again within a month), six dead UPC batteries, a few power supplies, five PS/2 keyboards and mice that no one wants, and old inkjet printer and a fax machine. I never asked for any of this stuff, but apparently at some point the building decided that my office was the appropriate location to discard these items.
I'm suddenly much more happy about the situation.
^ not counting the harddrives and RAID controllers laying around everywhere.
sounds like a really good setting for a cyberpunk novella. get cracking. you know you've got the writing chops, right? at least from what i've read of your campaign and stuff.
I only ask because the number displayed by my nomination is different from that on my profile. Are these meta-flags? Or only recent helpful flags, or some such? Potential bug?
@G.M. I don't think it's wrong, but I do think rhetoric supporting it is nearsighted and development supporting it has adverse long term impact on code base
@G.M. As I said: The chances that it's turned off are close to zero. One could turn off cURL or other extensions as well, but no one would care to build in fallbacks. At least not if you aren't WP core who has an ancient fallback even for that. Btw, DOM can be turned off as well (iirc) :P
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