(Meanwhile, the world is shocked to hear Uni is not coding)

Hello

Hello.

@Vogel612: Sad to say that I'm going to postpone the ETA of JCE by another week, since I want to implement one more feature before airing :)

I'll poke you when I have a proper framework so I can at least host a private repository for you to see though. ;)

@Unihedro I assume you host your private repos on your own server

@GabrielTomitsuka That is correct.

Actually, my home server.

@Unihedro How many servers do you have?

(I have 3 Cloud Servers)

Oops

Got confused sorry

@GabrielTomitsuka Deploy (DigitalOcean), dev cloud (specs are secret, hibernate when unused), home (specs are secret), and a "miscellaneous server", which is a VZ virtualized cloud.

Four, but practically only three of them are dedicated machines.

And there's only really one that runs 24/7.

<- can't afford more :P

@Unihedro How expensive is that?

I mean, my bill is $12.00.

@GabrielTomitsuka Eh, must I tell it? It directly exposes my computation power. :P

But having 1 server AT HOME, physically is expensive

@Unihedro Oh come on. What do you think I'll do?

@GabrielTomitsuka It's public domain, I have stalkers and social engineers.

@Unihedro E-Mail?

And more than you would expect really, as well as the-person-who-should-not-be-named-who-sam-knows-who-he-is

@GabrielTomitsuka too insecure.

Also, you should reply my email.

*to

Check the montreus-swc at master.

@GabrielTomitsuka I know.

server/crawler.js

I already put a placeholder with unihedronCrawler, for implementing your suggestion of the other day, but you never gave me specs so...

@JamesMishra You should use a theme on your website's Bootstrap. Also, thinner columns wouldn't be bad.

@GabrielTomitsuka I found it.

(As I said, never edit the master)

If you prefer adding a comment there instead of having the work of returning my email, feel free.

(But do it in a branch)

k

@GabrielTomitsuka Yeah I'm due for a complete rewrite. My site hasn't actually been updated in two years...

@Unihedro no worries.. I'd prefer to get a green light for merging my stuff into JavaBot right now..

since I got other changes in the pipeline

and would like to have the state for testclient changes...

Evening!

@Unihedro :O falls off chair

:O

jk, we all need a break at some point :)

OMG

I just got the "new messages got flagged" interface - didn't realize until now I'm a 10ker in network rep!

!!! :D

Congrats!!

Thanks!

I guess I should kick on my websocket listener so I'm not wasting time here. :)

Yeah, good idea :D

Precisely :)

When you get an ev9 could you be so kind to post the JSON to the Poor Sams Association? :)

zzzz

Man flags really are rare. :p

:/

Well.

> All good things come to those that wait.

;)

Oh, weren't we going to make chat clients?

Yeah.

I can't see myself making it anytime soon though.

Yeah, I can record the web requests used to bring up the flag processing dialogues so you can implement (hopefully correctly) by following through them. Even though you won't practically get to test it, you'll still have it for later.

Yeah

Wait, but I guess that means actually submitting a flag though.

Eh, when a flag appears somewhere, all 10k users (I suppose, or 6 random ones) gets a blue (for me, inverted colors) logo to the left top of the avatar on left bottom, which is a different corner of that of the "mention" logo, with a similar shape. When I clicked on it last time, a dialogue appeared, showing the message and some buttons so I can act on them, supposedly.

Except I panicked and clicked away so it disappeared without anything productive happening.

lol

I sometimes do that with something new.

@Unihedro Yeah, I've seen a screenshot.

Our chat clients would obviously lack mod-exclusive features though, unless we manage to get hold of the help from some moderators somewhere in the network.

Oh well, problem for another day.

Like Undo? >.>

Undo never has tasks to do, Software Recs is such a clean place. :P

And I don't forsee myself becoming a moderator anywhere.

Same :/

Well, it's not like we're going to get a load of mods using our clients. ;)

:P

I used to moderate small forums, it was lots of work just going through them - imho, users should be paid to be moderators, the work becomes tedious for keeping everyone in a large community sane.

Back when EmberCraft was not dead, we pay our moderators. Well, there's the moral.

And you know, incentive to stay sane themselves, encouraging them to make good judgement and communicate with each other to make the best decisions on the spot, really sacred role :P

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I agree.

SE should really do something like that for active mods.