Topics created by Thenomain

You could reverse it:

If anything returns, it's not a subset, otherwise it is.

Apparently I clobbered the default &HOOK_MAI, causing the publishing it did to stop working. I have some generic complaints about the way this works, but eh.

Original post updated.

Well there you go.

I don't really know my thoughts on this crazy. I mean she and Adam did make Firan which had a strong rape and slavery element. So, it is unsurprising she would make a tasteless joke like that. I'll totally grant that she did good to apologize. The sincerity of that is not what I know because I only know the Firan her.

Aha. I thought Colin was Innsmouth.. I don't pay much attention to staff anymore.

I am not a gunsmith nor a metallurgist, yet I have come to accept that if I want rules on an elephant gun or want to make a sword out of Toledo Steel and the multi folding technique, it is not unreasonable that I be asked to pitch the rules I want with some kind of reference as to why I think this is reasonable.

This allows staff to delegate and not have to do everything for all the things, and it means I am starting with the pitch that I already think is reasonable and staff and I can negotiate from there.

I resisted this at first as so unfair (back in general early days of Paris), but I admit that having me do it is an all around advantage.

@Glitch said:

notcategory=UncategorizedPages

"UncategorizedPages" is the page Special:UncategorizedPages, and the category is created by DPL as a way to list matched pages with no category.

I believe all "Special:" pages are created on the fly, and therefore trying "notlinksfrom" and "notlinksto" aren't working.

I can also make sure all help pages not intended to be listed have a special category ([[Category:Nohelpindex]], perhaps), but all coders are lazy and work very hard to stay that way.

I would petition you to add +watch to this framework, for two reasons: 1) +watch is effectively +who, but constrained to a specific list; 2) when using +who and +where, it can be very useful to see people you're watching for be highlighted.

Maybe you want to know how long someone has spent approved, so I created a function to pull that information from the middle of this code (but not, yet, via the isapproved() function). It hasn't been tested, yet, but I'm sure it will be.

Here's the commit.

Updated this for two reasons.

Different wiki installs have different prefixes. Allowed easily changing the prefix from 'wiki_' to whatever.

The latest versions of MediaWiki messed up the ability to do case-insensitive page_title searches from the Mu*. Fixed that.

Enjoy.

@icanbeyourmuse said:

@Thenomain said:

@icanbeyourmuse said:

I wish I could do these things. I would just break my game if I tried.

That's why we do it and package the installer.

Will it break easily if I try by myself?

An interesting question. We will have to see.

This is a tad old (Feb 2015) but still awesome. 🙂

http://www.okayafrica.com/news/african-superhero-film-oya-rise-of-the-orishas-nosa-igbinedion/

Unfortunately, Pushbutton doesn't seem to work properly on my phone. I did Pushbutton updates for the main NodeBB site, set a few high traffic forums as watched (as per the app's specifications), and all I get are a shitload of updates through my email. According to the NodeBB co-founder:

@julian said:

@kud In short, we build NodeBB with mobile devices in mind -- nobody should have to use an app just to browse a forum.

I don't want to say anything inflammatory, so I mean this in the best way possible: NodeBB is designed to make Tapatalk (and other apps like it) obsolete.

It does work for me on Chrome; my OS is Jellybean (specifically 4.1.2) on a Nexus. I'm not sure what device you're using but you might try backing up your files and contacts and doing a reset, then make sure to do all updates. There could be a configuration setting that's causing issues.

@Thenomain Wow... then you're one of the people who helped me RP with friends and family when I moved away for college. And for getting me into this hobby, which helped teach me that I hate programming, kind-of like scripting, and really like networks.

Thanks!!