[00:10:37] infinisoft, the API should do it [00:10:41] afaik [00:11:34] Splarka: What is this I hear! [00:11:46] Splarka: According to MIT, there are only female editors on Wikipedia. [00:12:12] svip: wat [00:12:20] Splarka: http://www.technologyreview.com/web/22900/page1/ [00:12:49] Apparently, the "editor" in the example (whom I assume would be completely neutral) is referred to as "her" and "herself". [00:12:59] I assume MIT have research docmenting that all Wikipedia editors are female. [00:14:13] no, I think they just use the generic 'her' as the gender default, based on how often en.wp editors will whine and moan, get sand in their crevices, argue without getting anything done, and degrate into cat fights [00:14:24] [00:14:40] But I thought "he" was used as the gender neutral pronoun in English! [00:15:20] no "they" is [00:15:40] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Singular_they [00:15:44] Technically, that is a new thing. [00:16:13] > "A person can't help their birth," Rosalind replied. � Thackeray, Vanity Fair (1848) [00:16:22] > There's not a man I meet but doth salute me / As if I were their well-acquainted friend � Shakespeare, The Comedy of Errors, Act IV, Scene 3 (1594) [00:16:29] *Splarka wonders what svip consider's old [00:16:36] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gender-neutral_pronoun#Universal_.27He.27 [00:16:48] er, considers [00:16:52] damn apostrophes [00:16:55] The apostrophe was weird. [00:16:58] sneeking in where they aren't wanted [00:17:00] ' [00:17:13] We've been there. [00:17:45] and right next to the enter key [00:17:49] they get me too often [00:17:50] I want you[enter]'re source code [00:18:34] Hehe. [00:18:36] I know that. [00:24:10] i remember reading somewhere that wikipedia is backed up on the alexandria servers. is that correct? [00:24:56] what is an alexandria server? [00:25:05] They are also backed up on Google's servers. [00:25:20] library of alexandria [00:26:01] Sorry. [00:26:05] you probably want to aska w ikipedia channel about that [00:26:09] That burnt down about 1500 years ago. [00:26:43] yes svip. very helpful :) [00:26:49] Closer to 2000, actually. [00:27:29] well if so, my question would actually be if all wmf projects are backup ed the same way [00:28:28] again - probably a better question for a wikimedia channel [00:28:34] perhaps #wikimedia or #wikipedia [00:28:49] kk thanks [00:32:15] ok they backup the internet archive fyi ;) [00:33:32] and does the internet archive back them up? [00:34:13] their website? surely [00:58:40] 03(mod) Test implementation of FlaggedRevs for the English Wikipedia on en.labs.wikimedia.org - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=18334 (10cenarium.sysop) [01:00:09] http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16834220527 [01:00:14] *AaronSchulz drools [01:47:14] What uses the 'change_tag' table? [01:48:41] 03philip * r52188 10/trunk/phase3/includes/ (6 files in 2 dirs): Update the Chinese conversion tables. [01:49:11] to tag RC items/revisions/log items [01:49:17] for the tag filter [01:49:20] abusefilter uses it [01:51:02] AaronSchulz: Where can i get a ,sql compy of it [01:51:45] you'd need a TS dump [01:52:27] *AaronSchulz reads 'Re: [Wikitech-l] flagged revisions‏' [01:52:29] lol [01:52:32] hey AaronSchulz: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/User:Voice_of_All/CheckUser/monobook.js [01:52:44] did someone ask you about it yet? the dnsstuff links are all borked [01:52:45] AaronSchulz: I have a wiki of my own and I need to import that table [01:53:42] what for? [01:53:53] it's not any of the essential data [01:54:16] Splarka: you send an email reminder [01:54:30] which what? [01:54:31] assuming it doesn't get drowned out by bugzilla's [01:54:36] *you can [01:54:44] you add a feature that later gets broken and you expect en.wp users NOT to biatch? [01:54:55] *Splarka doens't care, not a checkuser, but was asked to look at it [01:55:11] so I'm passing the buck to you, enjoy ^_^ [01:55:30] I'm referring to the fact that my email is full of random bugs - not anything in particular [01:55:32] Um....does anyone know how I could start a wiki farm? [01:55:41] !farm [01:55:41] --mwbot-- To run multiple wikis, you can simply install MediaWiki in different folders, with different databases or in one with database prefixes. You can also have multiple wikis using a single installation: and . [01:55:56] Ahh. [01:56:08] I'm looking to start a farm better than Wikia. [01:56:47] Because Wikia and their Monaco skin suck. [01:57:02] !autocreatewikiextension [01:57:02] --mwbot-- I don't know anything about "autocreatewikiextension". [01:57:11] !wikifarm [01:57:11] --mwbot-- To run multiple wikis, you can simply install MediaWiki in different folders, with different databases or in one with database prefixes. You can also have multiple wikis using a single installation: and . [01:57:43] I nned something that woudl autocreate wikis when users want them too. [01:57:59] didn't you ask this yesterday? [01:58:06] Yeah. [01:58:17] I was thinking of anyone else who would know. [01:58:20] Never mind. [01:58:25] I'm wasting your time. [01:58:30] https://svn.wikia-code.com/wikia/trunk/extensions/wikia/AutoCreateWiki/ [01:58:32] *facepalm* [02:04:20] Sparka: lol, borked indeed [02:05:34] Aaron: we used to link to dnsstuff on uncyc and wikia back in like 2006 [02:05:49] and found they kept changing things, or disabling features with "pay us monies!" [02:10:26] Is it possible get rid of the left vertical menu-bar? [02:10:47] in css, you can [02:11:24] The only feature I would like it the Search one, but at top of the page. [02:11:38] I do not like such big left menu. [02:14:11] hmm [02:16:00] you use monobook, david__? [02:19:03] david__: http://p.defau.lt/?v1t9TrBD1VeZgdVytLiACA [02:19:12] try that in your MediaWiki:Monobook.css [02:22:13] Splarka: better now [02:22:19] time to fix rdns too [02:22:28] *Splarka gives VoA cookies [02:23:13] http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16834220527 [02:23:18] Splarka: give me one of those! [02:24:26] thanks Splarka [02:25:20] whats the setting to make mediawiki authentication only (no guess access) [02:25:33] through the user table and no .htaccess [02:27:51] AaronSchulz: I would but I don't think notebooks are a moral lifestyle [02:28:16] you choose to be a notebook user, you can choose not to as well [02:30:04] notebook lifestyle? [02:30:06] heh [02:31:07] whee [02:31:11] *Skizzerz found a fun little bug [02:31:21] notebooks are fragile, small, hard to type on, hard to use a mouse on, stealable, expensive/hard to upgrade hardware on, more expensive peripherials, and if you dock it you might as well have bought a desktop at 1/3 the price [02:31:32] apparantly going to a nonexistant page when you don't have read permissions causes a fatal error in SkinTemplate.php [02:31:46] because $wgArticle doesn't get defined somehow [02:33:05] Skizzerz: what revision? [02:33:19] http://board.wikimedia.org/wiki/Internal:Considerations_for_Jimbo_Wales_replacement#Skizzers [02:33:35] hmm, true [02:33:40] lemme try svn up and see if it fixes [02:33:55] Splarka: my mouse is fine :) [02:34:28] the only downsides for me are cost/no upgradeability/easy to snatch [02:35:04] yeah, I must've been running a bad rev [02:35:36] I was on r52117 [02:35:46] but I don't miss dragging my giant box/monitor around on breaks, and not being able to take around sometimes [02:36:00] upped to latest trunk (r52188) and the problem doesn't exist [02:36:11] Skizzerz: yeah, $wgArticle is flakey sometimes [06:01:34] Hi there, [06:04:39] I have a question about namespace aliases [06:05:17] I found http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Manual:$wgNamespaceAliases [06:07:10] Bud schould I write $wgNamespaceAliases['New_namespace'] = old_namespace; [06:07:33] or $wgNamespaceAliases['old_namespace'] = New_namespace; ??? [06:08:08] Use the array. [06:08:11] It's much easier. [06:08:53] Ok, [06:09:04] But same question in the array [06:09:46] new --> old [06:10:14] So 'New_namespace' => old_namespace, [06:10:22] Ok thanks [06:10:36] Right. [06:10:42] Another question [06:11:42] How do I do if I don't only want to have an alias, but I want to get the new namespace appear [06:11:58] What? [06:12:05] Oh. [06:12:10] You mean overriding the default? [06:12:53] yes, [06:13:08] I've seen http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Manual:Using_custom_namespaces [06:13:50] Use $wgExtraNamespaces with an array. [06:14:01] $wgExtraNamespaces = array( [06:14:01] NS_IMAGE => 'File', [06:14:02] NS_IMAGE_TALK => 'File_talk', [06:14:02] ); [06:14:04] Is it only to create new namespaces, or to change the existing ones ? [06:14:18] It can do either. [06:15:20] Ok, thanks, [06:16:04] Where do I find the list of NS_IMAGE for example ? [06:16:24] DefaultSettings.php, I believe. [06:16:34] !defaultsettings [06:16:34] --mwbot-- For the current version of DefaultSettings.php, see: . [06:17:09] Hmm, or maybe Namespaces.php. It's somewhere in there. [06:17:43] Annemarie: Oh, anyway, "NS_IMAGE" in an example of new namespace you can custom, isn't it ? [06:18:04] NS_IMAGE is the name of the Image namespace. [06:18:12] What do you want to do? [06:18:19] File was the existing one wasn't it ? [06:19:03] I want to remame the user discussion pages [06:19:29] That's in spanish [06:19:39] So do NS_USER_TALK => 'New_name' [06:20:01] from "Usuario Discusión:xxx" to "Discusión de usuario:xxx" [06:20:59] ugga [06:32:31] Annemarie: Thanks, it works : [06:32:38] ! [06:34:15] See : http://es.vikidia.org/index.php/Discusi%C3%B3n_de_usuario:Astirmays [06:34:30] :-) [06:35:01] Mais on parle anglais et tu a un prénom français ? [06:36:54] Well, you may not speak french although you have a french surname Annemarie [06:37:08] :-) [06:37:14] I only really speak English. [06:37:17] And a bit of Spanish. [06:38:51] Well, it was for a wiki in spanish, but I don't speak spanish, I'm french... [07:08:41] http://www.mediawiki.org/w/index.php?title=Help_talk:Magic_words&diff=261283&oldid=261134 >_< [07:10:29] ugga Splarka [07:11:09] hahaha [07:15:27] Splarka: but I have always wanted to do {{WEATHER:IN LONDON}} [07:25:25] is there a way to disable the "upload warning" when uploading files? [07:25:49] there are many different types of warnings [07:25:54] "Upload warning - File name has been changed to ..." [07:26:00] file exists, file is a duplicate of another file... [07:26:07] ahh, that one is stupid [07:26:08] only that one [07:26:10] yes, it is [07:26:17] I think there is an open bug for it [07:26:17] it breaks things, too [07:26:23] for example the SMW extension [07:26:39] or Semantic Forms [07:26:41] I guess that one [07:28:12] https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=17709 [07:28:12] because that one allows to open an upload window in a popup for uploadable form inputs... and can't cope with upload warnings [07:29:02] it should, in any case [07:29:18] well, yes [07:29:43] but it essentially makes the whole thing unusable right now for uploadable inputs [07:30:11] and there really isn't much sense in warning about "Wiki treats _ like space" [07:30:23] https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=16968 [07:30:25] when you can still link to a filename with spaces [07:30:26] hmm, [07:30:28] "FIXED" [07:31:24] so it is a dupe at least [07:31:57] 03(mod) Special:Upload gives tedious warning about changing spaces to underscores in file names - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=16968 +comment (10herd) [07:31:59] 14(DUP) Pointless warning for upload: spaces replaced by underscores - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=17709 +comment (10herd) [07:33:03] thanks Splarka [07:33:04] lch: what version of mediawiki are you on? [07:33:26] 1.14.0 [07:33:35] k [07:33:40] this looks resolved in 1.15 [07:33:54] per http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Special:Code/MediaWiki/45676 and http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Special:Code/MediaWiki/45744 [07:34:28] and http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Special:Code/MediaWiki/45688 [07:35:13] which should ignore spaces, and first letter capitalization (where applicable) [07:35:41] oh and http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Special:Code/MediaWiki/45689 [07:35:57] Simetrical: oh, funny, another esperanto bug: https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=798 [07:36:41] lch: note this came about because of https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=3155 and https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=10631 and such [07:37:08] where "{{{6}}}.png" might get changed to "---6---.png" [07:38:35] I've patched my SpecialUpload.php now [07:39:25] 03(mod) Customize logo via "MediaWiki:Logo" instead of $wgLogo - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=5532 (10N/A) [07:43:32] https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=13070 is really this hard to change one icon? [07:45:42] 03(mod) Revamping of special pages UI, and creation of MW UI standards - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=13747 (10niklas.laxstrom) [07:49:04] 03(mod) Revamping of special pages UI, and creation of MW UI standards - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=13747 +comment (10charlie) [07:49:07] Nikerabbit: nobody cares [07:50:50] Nikerabbit: that image sucks for a reason unassociated with its undescriptiveness [07:50:59] it looks bad on non-white backgrounds [07:51:04] 03(mod) Add localized namespacenamealiases in nahwiki - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=15237 (10niklas.laxstrom) [07:51:15] Splarka: I care! [07:51:31] Nikerabbit: so upload a new one, you have commit access ^_^ [07:51:35] change it in stages [07:51:45] make it from two boxes to two boxes with an (i) in the bigger one [07:52:03] later it can be a box with a handle and (i), and later a circle with handle and (i)- [07:52:16] ... [07:52:18] or just change it all at once, and then blame it on someone else if people complain [07:52:35] -> http://svn.wikimedia.org/viewvc/mediawiki/trunk/phase3/skins/common/images/spinner.gif?view=log [07:52:46] skizzers totally changed this with no consensus for example [07:53:05] I said "Skizzers, here, replace the gif there with one I just made, it is 1/4th the size and works on any color background" "Okay" [07:53:30] that is the ugliest ajax spinner i had ever seen [07:53:48] you shoulda seen the earlier ones [07:53:51] http://svn.wikimedia.org/viewvc/mediawiki/trunk/phase3/skins/common/images/spinner.gif?revision=24097&view=markup [07:54:00] yeah, i just saw :P [07:54:01] Splarka: wtf.. [07:54:04] it is supposed to be a little 'flower' [07:54:12] why not a good 'ol apple spinner? :P [07:54:39] well, brion might go for that, heh [07:54:41] Splarka: I just want someone to decide what is a good icon... we do not need year-long non-existing surveys to decide what is the best... [07:55:28] Nikerabbit: I like the current one [07:55:45] but, having said that [07:55:47] body.mediawiki div.magnify a { display:none !important; } [07:55:50] I have that in my userContent.css [07:56:23] RoanKattouw: whyfor is usercontribs not a legal generator? [07:56:34] Hmm [07:56:40] 03(mod) page rendering problems at en.wikipedia - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=18686 (10niklas.laxstrom) [07:56:51] Because it generates revisions, not pages? [07:56:58] well, I guess i can see it being bad for filling in &titles= yah [07:56:59] Could probably be a legal generator, though [07:57:10] but it'd be rather handy if it could assume &revids= for example [07:57:34] Actually, I think that might be possible [07:57:53] And might work very nicely together with modules that expect pages, because they'll settle for revids too [07:58:11] how about this? http://charlie.unixpod.com/ajax-loader-1.gif [07:58:25] well, my use case would be like &action=query&generator=usercontribs&gucuser=Splarka&prop=revisions&rvtoken=rollback [07:58:56] chuck: looks shitty on non-white background [07:58:59] Oh that's a really good one [07:59:02] try it on black [07:59:11] (use case I mean) [07:59:23] heh [07:59:54] oh shit, it does. [07:59:59] mej [08:00:01] *meh [08:00:05] Roan: what would you say is the easiest way to filter list=usercontribs (with multiple queries probably) based on if the user is the top editor or not? [08:01:13] Once I've implemented it, you can do generator=usercontribs&gucuser=Splarka&prop=info and compare the revid with the latest revid that prop=info reports [08:01:19] (if it reports that at all, lemme check) [08:01:36] hmm [08:01:38] Yup, it does, lastrevid="74" [08:02:19] http://test.wikipedia.org/w/api.php?action=query&prop=info&revids=75237|75236|75086|75024|75023|75022|75021|75020|7501|75018 [08:02:39] well, the problem there is you don't know which revid you suppled goes to which lastrevid you see [08:02:44] Yeah [08:02:45] supplied, even [08:02:47] Just realized that [08:03:10] but if you gave it pageids or titles, you wouldn't care what the revid was that got it [08:03:17] so how would you support that? an exception for &revids ? [08:03:37] I'm thinking, Special:Contributions has (top) markers, right? [08:04:01] yah [08:04:13] ahh, could just support that in list=usercontribs ? [08:04:16] top="" [08:04:19] So we could probably have top="" flag too [08:04:20] Exactly [08:04:23] heh [08:04:36] yah, sounds good [08:04:38] if ($row->page_latest == $row->rev_id) [08:04:40] $vals['top'] = ''; [08:04:40] 03(mod) PageHistory.php deleterevision

breaks on ugly URL wikis - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=18827 (10niklas.laxstrom) [08:04:44] Hmm, seems to be there already :O [08:05:00] damn [08:05:03] we're reverse-psychic [08:05:17] okay, so that was all pointless, heh [08:05:58] And I'm blind [08:06:00] http://test.wikipedia.org/w/api.php?action=query&list=usercontribs&ucuser=Catrope [08:06:11] Bottom one says new="" , top one says top="" [08:07:11] http://test.wikipedia.org/w/api.php?action=query&list=usercontribs&ucprop=flags&ucuser=Splarka [08:07:52] right [08:08:05] so for these, first I'd strip out the non- top="" and the new="" [08:08:30] One revision can be both new and top [08:08:39] and then send those revids to http://test.wikipedia.org/w/api.php?action=query&prop=revisions&rvtoken=rollback&revids= [08:08:45] yah, but those won't be rollbackable [08:08:50] Right [08:08:53] so I only want those with top and without new [08:09:54] and this can be done pretty easily now without a generator [08:10:06] (but probably would be smoother with) [08:10:37] http://test.wikipedia.org/w/api.php?action=query&prop=revisions&rvtoken=rollback&rvprop=ids|timestamp|flags|size|user&revids=75237|75236|75086|75024|75023|75022|75021|75020|7501|75018 [08:11:30] oh, hmm [08:11:49] well, yah, haven't filtered top="" there, so filtering top would only show one rev per title anyway [08:12:55] RoanKattouw: so now you see this coming.. heh [08:13:07] top="" in prop=revisions? [08:13:13] ucshow=!top [08:13:16] ucshow=top [08:13:26] also !new and new [08:13:28] heh [08:13:32] probably expensive though [08:13:39] Yeah those are expensive [08:13:51] ooh, yah! top="" in prop=revisions! [08:13:54] that'd be spiffy too [08:14:05] They're not indexed, so they require exactly as much work, just in a different place [08:14:15] right, server side instead of client side [08:14:25] I wonder though [08:14:26] Yeah you know that story [08:14:33] 03(FIXED) Help for PMS Wikipedia - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=19275 (10rainman) [08:14:39] have you considered some uclimit and ucshow to interpret things differently [08:14:51] like uclimit=500 & ucshow=!minor [08:15:01] could only check 500 total, and show only the non-minor? [08:15:12] well, not for indexed properties, but for unindexed [08:15:31] That'd be very confusing, both for end users and for coding it [08:15:43] heh [08:15:56] yah, but it'd save bandwidth (about the only positive aspect) [08:16:42] well, lesse, there is clshow, rcshow, ucshow, wlshow, wrshow [08:16:48] these are all filters but work on indexes, right? [08:16:59] I believe most of them do, yes [08:17:18] minor/non-minor isn't indexed though [08:17:25] maybe you could have something parallel (separate name for clarity) for non indexed properties... [08:17:28] But it's pretty balanced [08:17:41] new/non-new and top/non-top aren't balanced [08:18:01] Plus top requires joining the page table, and new is not accurate for pre-April '08 revs [08:18:03] like __suppress, __strip or __filter with the explicit statement that it doesn't remove them from the limit, just suppresses them [08:18:23] Are parser tests broken? [08:18:28] that way it would be exactly as effecient in a given query/request [08:18:31] but save bandwidth [08:18:46] often, though, returning zero results, with a xx-continue [08:19:05] That's an interesting idea [08:19:26] and I can't spell efficient [08:19:33] heh, I had a funny thing with google earlier [08:19:55] I can never spell Echinacea, that word eludes me [08:20:24] so I put in "echanesea", to which it said: Did you mean: echanesia [08:20:35] so I click that, to which it says: Did you mean: echinaecia [08:20:50] so I click that, to which it says: See results for: echinacea [08:21:14] lol [08:21:16] I never had a triple "did you mean" before [08:21:52] Wait a minute, Google gave you a DYM that triggered another DYM? That's weird [08:22:43] which triggered a third, yes [08:23:14] hmm [08:32:15] hi Splarka [08:33:06] mew [08:33:29] *charitwo turns the hose on Splarka [08:33:37] mew [08:33:54] *charitwo puts Splarka in the washer ? [08:35:27] 03nikerabbit * r52189 10/trunk/phase3/ (RELEASE-NOTES includes/Pager.php): Reimplement r49941 as an overridable method, as suggested by Tim (hiding navigation bar when all results are shown) [08:35:38] 03catrope * r52190 10/trunk/phase3/ (RELEASE-NOTES includes/api/ApiMain.php): API: Return HTTP 503 status code on maxlag error, like index.php does [08:36:13] məw mew məw mew! [08:36:13] i think maxlag error should return 402 payment required [08:36:34] lag [08:37:07] 2008-10-22 [04:44:32] mm, isn't there a perennial request to serve 404 for red links too? and then people start going down the list of status codes.. "ooh, payment required, that could replace squid errors that say 'please donate'" [08:37:24] that doesn't count, i said api [08:37:32] [03:16:36] 402 Payment Required... [08:37:33] [03:16:51] subst/payment/donation [08:37:48] (that one on 20080227.txt) [08:38:19] flyingparchment: no you didn't [08:39:03] yes i did: < flyingparchment> that doesn't count, i said api [08:40:04] then you still stole my joke, though I guess MrZ made it first [08:48:12] 03(NEW) When using "group=" with a ref the space can cause line-break - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=19303 trivial; Normal; MediaWiki extensions: Cite; (bburette) [08:51:39] fuck [08:51:40] 03(mod) $wgFlaggedRevsPatrolNamespaces has no effect - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=19241 (10gtisza) [08:51:51] just guess how php handles foo() { foo(); } [08:56:48] 03(mod) When using "group=" within a "ref" element the space can cause line-break - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=19303 trivial->normal; summary (10bburette) [08:59:50] 03nikerabbit * r52191 10/trunk/phase3/includes/CategoryPage.php: * Remove code duplication [09:03:49] 03siebrand * r52192 10/trunk/phase3/includes/CategoryPage.php: Make paging links on category pages known. This allows more comfortable browsing, even if the category does not exist. [09:03:55] RoanKattouw: do start/end timestamps only take ISO8601 dates? [09:04:05] No, they take a lot of stuff [09:04:34] strtotime? [09:06:32] hmm, epoch time seems to work, cool [09:06:42] Yeah that kinda stuff [09:06:45] *Splarka just uses that [09:06:51] Stuff like "5 days " should work too [09:07:14] though I wonder what happens when epoch time catches up to bare number 8601 [09:08:19] we've only got like 640,000 years to figure it out! [09:12:18] *TimStarling is having a crack at the extension messages problem [09:12:31] "problem"? [09:12:55] yeah, you know [09:13:21] the fact that if you have too many extensions installed at once, your wiki will be too slow to use [09:13:39] Nikerabbit knows [09:13:51] 03(NEW) Vector Skin needs hook similar to SkinTemplateContentActions - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=19304 enhancement; Normal; MediaWiki: Vector Skin; (ThomasBleher) [09:18:35] yeah, and no wonder... those are megabyte-sized arrays at worst [09:19:05] I wonder if adding a { unicode-bidi: embed; } to shared.css would cause any unwanted side-effects? [09:20:29] for which elements? [09:20:33] "a" [09:20:40]