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12:01 AM
Nevermind, found it :)
 
@drachenstern Hmm?
 
bah, you went offline didn't you?
didn't you
 
My laptop goes to sleep after 45 minutes of inactivity :P
 
12:32 AM
Is there a difference between the two sentences? I don't think there is, but...
 
@YiJiang There actually is, if you ask me: the can. Watching can avoid vs watch and you will avoid.
 
@RegDwight Ah, yes I see.
'to avoid' should be better than 'can avoid'
 
@YiJiang I would actually throw in a "help" if I were to use the first one. "Watching can help avoid", not just "watching can avoid".
The second one is fine as it is, I would say.
Disclosure: I am not a native speaker. You might wish to ask on English.SE.
 
@RegDwight I know you from English.SE, I just need a second opinion on this
 
swoops in
What's going on?
 
12:42 AM
No you didn't, you just cut to the front of the line. My turn!
Also, @tagging works on FB comments.
 
@YiJiang I'd have gone with something more like "Also, watch the length of length of prototype chains. If they get too long, you may be forced to break them up to avoid performance issues." but I suppose that's not particularly helpful as far as your actual question goes. :P
 
I should leave.
I have less than an hour till we need to be at the theater.
 
Uh oh, I have as many badges on MSO as I do on SO, that should probably be an indication of something.
 
only when you have more badges and moar reps
 
Ah good, I still have a little breathing room then. ;)
 
12:51 AM
I have more 'nice answer' badges, but that's probably for all those 'fun' answers I have on MSO
 
ok folks, I'm out
 
@drachenstern See ya
 
indeed
 
@YiJiang Yeah, two of my Nice Answer badges on MSO are from the April Fool's post, heh.
Heh, I was like "Where the hell is this pull request?" and then realized that you had closed it, @YiJiang :P
 
1:13 AM
@TimStone Uh, I had? I don't remember closing any pull requests recently
 
@YiJiang Closed as in rejected.
On a related note, that guy has jsFiddle watching his repository because of that neat extension he made :o
 
@TimStone The title tag one, right? I didn't close it, I'm pretty sure I didn't click on the close button
 
Oh, maybe he closed it himself.
I didn't consider that option.
 
1:32 AM
Garden analytics. o_o
 
o_o
 
And I thought a one or two thousand views per day was a pretty good figure
Hacker news contributed 6k views
 
1:47 AM
There's the comment & close button, I've done that on accident before
 
@RebeccaChernoff I know, but after having accidentally pressed that one too many times I'm now very careful about which button to press
Rep changes by suggested edits not showing up on the mini dashboard
 
2:02 AM
Eh, why is blog.serverfault.com/post/1383845452/datacenter-move-engage being served up as plain text? o_o
 
@YiJiang I don't see that post. (:
 
2:24 AM
I don't get it, both Chrome's beta repo and Firefox's daily repo's failing for me, hrump...
Err dl.google.com/linux/chrome/deb stable/main google-chrome-beta i386 10.0.648.133-r77742
  The HTTP server sent an invalid Content-Range header [IP: 74.125.235.6 80]
Err ppa.launchpad.net/ubuntu-mozilla-daily/ppa/ubuntu maverick/main firefox i386 3.6.16~hg20110309r34976+nobinonly-0ubuntu1~umd1~maverick
  The HTTP server sent an invalid Content-Range header
Err ppa.launchpad.net/ubuntu-mozilla-daily/ppa/ubuntu maverick/main firefox-4.0 i386 4.0~b13~hg20110310r63382+nobinonly-0ubuntu1~umd1~maverick
 
status-norepo
Posted by George Beech on October 23rd, 2010

We are starting the move of our services from our Oregon Data center to Our Brand-Spanking-Shiny-New NYC Data Center.

We’ll do our best to keep things up and running while we move but there may be some service interruption and oddities as we get everything over and running.

We should have all the migrations done sometime today (but sooner than 6-8 weeks)

Check back here for updates on the move.

The Stack Overflow Sysadmin Blog

 
status-guess-I-am-crazy
(;
 
What is The HTTP server sent an invalid Content-Range header suppose to mean anyway?
 
2:56 AM
Hmm, someone upvoted me then changed their mind, between pageviews, lol.
 
Support catz iz working on ur databaze migration
 
Not on teh SO.
 
@mootinator It is for me on teh SO
 
OIC support kitteh now.
 
3:12 AM
SO down eh?
 
16 mins ago, by Yi Jiang
Support catz iz working on ur databaze migration
 
migrating to a new DB server - all done now
 
in JavaScript on Stack Overflow Chat, 4 hours ago, by Nathan
MDC needs to onebox here.
pokes @MarcGravell
 
huzzah
 
@YiJiang better not be with a sharp stick
 
3:30 AM
@RebeccaChernoff I have ma sharp stick, and I ain't no afraid to use it! pokes Muhahahahaha!!!
 
Is this a known issue already perchance:
 
@mootinator The sketchy font color issue was fixed, but after the new update they might have broke it again
 
@YiJiang Ah.
The sketchy sites seem fine, it's just the metas if that makes a difference.
 
3:38 AM
@mootinator The previous one was about the color being a very light blue color that has very bad contrast with the background
 
Yeah. But I can't imagine everything there is true.
> He contends that over 90 percent of Twitter's audience is now using a client built by the company rather than a third-party offering such as TweetDeck or Seesmic.
 
I don't think I know a single person that uses a standard twitter client, other than the site itself
 
I use the standard twitter client on my BB. :/
 
over 90%?
plus, if it really is that high, 3rd party clients aren't really the issue they claim. >_<
 
They have to be doing something ridiculous like counting every person that visits the site for 10 seconds as an "official twitter client user"
 
3:44 AM
@RebeccaChernoff Seems ridiculous, especially when only a while back there was no such thing as the official client
 
@Zypher show-off q:
 
:-D
 
-1
Q: www.stackoverflow.com Down, Again

PerformanceDBAI have been at SO only a few months. During that time, I have observed many bugs, bugs in the bug-fixes, and various problems, the sum total of which provides ready and consistent evidence that it is a simple MS style site, absent of standards and quality control. The downtime is especially b...

la la la la la
 
can you tell when i detached stackoverflow from db01
 
3:49 AM
yes
 
@Zypher Stop playing with the database and focus on purchasing enterprise class platform software
 
haha ... yea I guess i should stop adjusting for load onto a new db mirrored pair running MSSQL server
 
please close following question
2
Q: Reputations for Today

S.Mark Screenshot / Code Snippet About Caculate Reputations for Today Linked to Jon Skeet's Reputation Tracker Number in the bracket does not include accepted answers (experimental feature) License probably CC-BY-SA Download http://userscripts.org/scripts/show/97579 Platform Tested only...

because it does not work anymore, because it used rep-graph :D
 
Can anyone tell me what a 'simple MS style' website is? Is microsoft.com a good example of that? :P
 
Could also be the default style for ASP.NET MVC?
 
4:03 AM
"A system message was put up on the site earlier today". Yeah it was -- you can read about it in my answer, posted 3 minutes before @RebeccaChernoff's. At last I am victorious
 
No, I had read your answer.
I wanted a link to the blog post. (:
 
My Answer it better than all of yours
:)
 
is tempted to borrow @YiJiang's sharp stick...
 
But 5 minutes later; I already lost interest at that point
 
haha
yes well i had to go get links so HA
 
4:06 AM
I did actually try to, but I went to blog.SO because I fail
 
haha
 
@MichaelMrozek you should be ashamed of yourself!
 
well i do have the advantage of having written most of the links
 
I'm curious, who mans the Stack Exchange Disqus account?
Isn't community restricted somehow to only having 1 rep... or something?
Also, onebox fail?
 
4:10 AM
tempted to [status-completed] that meta q
 
I guess, Community user get +2 for anonymous edits
 
@SMark That would explain it, hmmm...
Hang on, Community accepted an answer?
Hmm... looks like they've implemented the 'accept answer for deleted users' feature request
 
um, I don't know about that
 
No, still doesn't make sense
meta.stackoverflow.com/users/-1/… - the list of answers community 'accepted'
 
oh
 
4:14 AM
Ah, the older accepts are for the old bounty system
 
that total 32, +1 , so 33, make sense though
hmmm, may be I am wrong
 
user102937
Most likely, the Community User owns accepted answers for questions posted by users that no longer exist (were deleted from the system).
 
@RobertHarvey Yeah, but I think that's a recent change
 
accepting answer can get +2 right? may be goes to community user.
but, not all of those questions in the list meta.stackoverflow.com/users/-1/… are by deleted users
 
@SMark There's also the old bounty system that links bounties with accepted answers
 
user102937
4:17 AM
Could also be forced bounty picks (not chosen by OP, so system decided for them).
 
yeah
 
 
1 hour later…
5:20 AM
Last night's earthquake has measurably reduced the length of the day, moved the axis of the Earth by 10 inches, and shifted Japan's coast by 2.4 meters.
 
What, only 10 inches? ;)
 
5:33 AM
Oh what the hell:
-32
A: Eeeek! What happened to my envelope?

Jeff AtwoodRelax. Killing the violently hated envelope was only the first step of this process. Improving the user drop-down and the pages it links to is the next step. We're actively working on this, and Nick and Jarrod will be dedicated exclusively to this for the next 4-5 business days. Forget the /r...

I missed that answer until now because people downvoted it into the ground
 
@MichaelMrozek Somehow I missed the comment on Popular Demand's answer about /recent being the "most used page on the site" too, heh. :D
 
I really should have known better. I blame Mrozek.
 
@RebeccaChernoff I'm sure he was so inconvenienced too. How dare you do maintenance work, and not inform him well in advance so that he could plan his weekend specifically around your expected down time.
 
Also, I've somehow managed to put the tv on HSN. The lies they are using to sell a laptop are purely comical.
 
HSN: This is a big horse!
 
5:43 AM
:D
 
FLASH: #Japan nuclear authorities say high possibility of meltdown at Fukushima Daiichi No. 1 reactor - Jiji
So the entire problem at this reactor is that since they shut down the nuclear plants, there's no power to run the cooling system. They already used their 8 hours of battery and the backup diesel generator didn't work. Why don't they turn on one of the 4 reactors at this plant to cool the one that's about to melt down?! The other 3 aren't damaged, they only shut them down anticipating the tsunami...
It's a power plant that can't operate because it has no power... confusing.
 
Ok, I can't stand this. Need to find something else to be background noise. >_<
 
@DanGrossman I don't think it works that way. The power to run the plant came from an offsite source. Plus, the shutdown is about avoiding possible problems that may not have been detected in the other reactors.
 
5:48 AM
All they really need is a hose.
 
Someone should run a really long hose from their house to the reactor
The water levels in the core are falling because it's boiling off... throw in a hose.
 
The US is flying the water in to the plant. How's that for efficient? :)
 
@DanGrossman, I'm sure all the people who do this for a living haven't thought of that. You should really get in touch with them asap. (:
 
Are they flying it in from US bases in Japan, I hope?
I don't think California water is better than Japanese water at cooling metal
 
5:50 AM
lol
 
@RebeccaChernoff You know whose expert opinion they should have gotten, to ensure zero down time?
 
Well, I don't know know if it's a heavy water plant or not.
 
smacks head against wall. repeatedly.
2
 
Nuclear safety commission in Japan cites cesium detection -- may mean a nuclear meltdown has occurred at fukushima.
Japanese boat swept away by tsunami found, all 81 aboard airlifted to safety - reports
 
Well, that's a bit of good news.
 
6:44 AM
Huh. That was an interesting Staples commercial. "Let me buy something new, so next time I get robbed someone will take it."
 
> Stack Exchange Internet Services Inc. is the official name of the company, but you are welcome to say Stack Exchange Inc. to disambiguate between the site for programmers and the company.
That bit at the end isn't really needed anymore because it's not Stack Overflow Inc. and Stack Overflow anymore, isn't it?
 
nods
 
user image
4
The perfect clock for offices.
 
0
Q: MouseOver of Username to expand Rep/Info should be a Click event.

Metro SmurfThe new Rep/Info summary that is expanded when mousing over your username is quit nifty. However, every time my mouse inadvertently moves over my username, the rep/info box expands which quickly becomes an annoyance. Hopefully I'm not alone in this campaign for a click event.

shakes head
There's no winning, I guess. :P
 
7:00 AM
@TimStone Heh, I thought the better compromise is to let the little arrow on the side show the popup on click, and make that thingy bigger
 
Yeah, I was thinking either that or this third idea I've been meaning to try out.
 
So, they removed the flot graph. Presumably they're going to put it back again... some time
 
Oh, I thought it had died a horrible death.
 
0
A: www.stackoverflow.com Down, Again

vgv8I'll back up this. SO might work well at US day-time but I am at EST+11:00 when most technical maintenance is being done or lack of any maintenance (as well as moderation) occurs. For me, SO is usable only at my deep night when I cannot think clearly being sleepy. StackExchane sites are prima...

All hail our new troll!
@TimStone I said presumably. I have no idea whether they'll put it back or not
 
7:03 AM
Ah, I thought you had seen something that suggested it. We were talking to Nick about the changes earlier, I forget if he mentioned anything like that. He did say to post suggestions on Meta though, so it's safe to do so. :P
 
I am getting a little frustrated at this - why this sort of incremental changes being made on the main site and not in the dev version? How do we know if a feature is 'complete' and that its time to complain about it on Meta, rather than report it and have a dev come around and say 'oh sure, we knew about this already. Will fix in a few days time'?
 
8 hours ago, by Nick Craver
what makes you think we have any idea what we're doing?
But anyway, just ask? :P
Deploying to SO like that was definitely not a good strategy, but it already happened, so not much to do about it now.
 
Chocolate Donut Stout, hmm..
 
7:28 AM
 
O_o
 
8:01 AM
Ah, they changed the behavior for the profile link finally to 'click arrow for dropdown, display name to profile'
 
I get it when I hover over either, so. :P
 
Hard refresh? I'm seeing this on Meta
 
@YiJiang Clicking the arrow works, but it also happens if I just hover the arrow or profile link.
If I click the arrow again it goes away though (and then again brings it back), so you're right.
 
Nothing happens when I hover over the profile link
 
Heh, did you check to make sure it's not erroring? >_>
 
8:04 AM
> Japan's NHK TV also has that report of an explosion, which it says was "near" the Fukushima-Daiichi plant. The Tokyo Electric Power Company - which runs the plant - says some workers were injured, NHK reports.
 
:/
 
Explosion heard and white smoke seen at quake-hit Fukushima nuclear plant in Japan
 
@TimStone Ah ha, you're right. Now the behavior is back again.
Enabling Firebug catches the error and returns it to the original behavior
 
> The government's Nuclear and Industrial Safety Agency says 2 radioactive substances, cesium and radioactive iodine, have been detected near the Number One reactor at the Fukushima Number One nuclear power station. The agency says this indicates that some of the metal containers of uranium fuel may have started melting. The substances are produced by fuel fission.
 
Hmmm... I don't particularly like the hover behavior. disables Firebug
 
8:56 AM
Hi! :)
goingtorain.com now integrated into @duckduckgo for zero-click info: https://duckduckgo.com/?q=is+it+going+to+rain
 
9:14 AM
2
Egg inside egg, is it possible?
 
9:28 AM
> Maria La Frenais got more than she bargained for when she broke an egg for breakfast. The Glendene resident was about to start a morning fry-up when she made the unusual discovery - an egg inside an egg. stuff.co.nz/oddstuff/56072
 
Tokyo fire department sending "hyper rescue team" to Fukushima nuclear plant following explosion
Local Japanese media reporting explosion, ceiling collapse at earthquake-damaged Fukushima nuclear plant; injuries reported
#Japan chief cabinet secretary Edano: confirms radiation leak at Fukushima plant
 
9:44 AM
@DanGrossman Did you suddenly became a bot?
 
No, the transformation was quite gradual, and began around the age of 8
2
 
@DanGrossman botsnack
 
@DanGrossman Ok, if you're really a bot, who is your botmaster? (don't say rchern!)
 
I am Skynet
 
9:48 AM
@DanGrossman I asked who is your botmaster.
 
Skynet has no master
 
UPDATE Users SET Bot = 0 WHERE Id = 152451
 
?Id=152451+OR+1%3D1;DROP+TABLE+Users;
 
@DanGrossman Hahah, nice try.
REVOKE ALL PRIVILEGES FROM root
 
@DanGrossman That looks suspiciously like Drupal's icon
 
9:52 AM
It is, I stole it from a Drupal newsgroup
 
@DanGrossman tell me the secret password
 
:installs TortoiseSVN and Komodo Edit:
:tries to make himself write some code today:
 
installs a bunch of plugins for Notepad++
 
10:11 AM
Evacuation zone around the power plant now 20km (watching NHK Japan live)
 
10:28 AM
3 hours ago, by Yi Jiang
All hail our new troll!
He's an old troll, I think he was banned from Meta at least once
He's pals with PerformanceDBA. Fits well :)
 
@Pekka I know, he's being banned on SF and English already
He's been banned from Meta once too when creating multiple accounts to post stuff after the previous account was banned
 
@YiJiang yeah, I remember now
 
@Pekka Have you read this guys bio? Jeez....
 
I'm curious, why would people use secure.wikipedia.org?
I can understand using HTTPS for anything requiring logging in, but for accessing an encyclopedia...?
 
@YiJiang a man in the middle could change the content of the article!
oh, wait...
 
10:37 AM
Heh :P
 
6
A: If gamma rays can travel through walls, and radio waves can travel through walls...

JerryThe anthropocentric explanation is that if visible light rays could go through wood or plaster we would not build walls with wood or plaster.

Hehehe...
 
@YiJiang perhaps you don't want a man in the middle to know what you are reading
although I don't think SSL is a workaround for the great firewall
 
@badpssockpuppet It isn't, the URL gives you away already
 
@YiJiang well, if you KeepAlive...
wouldn't additional requests be encrypted?
or does SSL only encrypt response bodies?
 
I'm not entirely familiar with the finer points of HTTPS and SSL
 
10:46 AM
jQuery 4ever!
 
@YiJiang The TLS handshake happens before the HTTP session, so by the time you request something from the server the connection is already encrypted.
 
11:13 AM
  The outer walls of the Reactor 1 building have partially
  blown off, leaving only what looks like a steel frame.

  NHK is saying that a sensor within 5km of the plant is detecting
  radiation levels approaching 1015 microsieverts
  - that is apparently a year's worth of radiation exposure
   EACH HOUR

  People in the danger zones are being told to cover faces
  with wet towels, avoid eating vegetables and other fresh foods,
  and refrain from drinking tap water.
 
@TimStone so how does China selectively block off HTTPS connections? (I assume it does)
 
Block port 443 to all the hosts you want to block
You still know who the connection is going to even if you can't see what page they're requesting
 
@Barry he's completely bonkers... See also his other contributions
 
11:30 AM
@Pekka Wow - totally bonkers.
 
11:44 AM
everyone in this room should change their avatars to unicornatars :P
 
and hide usernames :P
 
> NEW YORK (CNNMoney) -- The government takeover of Johnson & Johnson's Tylenol-making factories is a serious step that could further hurt sales of the company's well-known over-the-counter medicines. http://money.cnn.com/2011/03/11/news/companies/johnson_fda_consent_decree_sales­impact/
 
@SMark Like this?
 
looks nice :D just don't know who is who
 
11:53 AM
$('.avatar img').each(function() {
    this.src = this.src.replace(/\w{3}?\.gravatar\.com/g, 'unicornify.appspot.com');
});
$('.user').remove();
Though this only works for a limited amount of time, because I couldn't figure out how to keep replacing avarars without eating much CPU.
 
heheh
 
@Nyuszika7H Attaching a DOMInsertedElement event should work
 
@YiJiang Or ajaxComplete? No, that's fired more times…
@YiJiang DOMInsertedElement?
 
@Nyuszika7H But that would be called continuously, and most of the time does not result in a new message
@Nyuszika7H Or ElementInserted. I can't quite remember its name
 
@YiJiang I think it's DOMNodeInserted.
 
11:56 AM
@Nyuszika7H Yes, that's the one
 
testing it…
going to Sandbox
 
It'll be fired multiple times, you need to filter for the correct event.target
 
I'm doing this now:
$('#chat').bind('DOMNodeInserted', function() {
    $('.avatar img').each(function() {
        this.src = this.src.replace(/\w+?\.gravatar\.com/gi, 'unicornify.appspot.com');
    });
    $('.username').remove();
});
 
@Nyuszika7H Too many events will be fired
 
then how do I filter it?
 
12:00 PM
if($(event.target).is(...))
 
is what?
 
Well, log the event.targets and choose the correct element yourself
 
I get something like this:
<div class=​"message pending" id=​"pending-message-1">​test​</div>​
<div class=​"message neworedit" id=​"message-562625">​…​</div>​
<div style=​"height:​ 0px;​ clear:​ both;​ overflow-x:​ hidden;​ overflow-y:​ hidden;​ ">​</div>​
<div class=​"username" style=​"display:​ none;​ ">​Nyuszika7H​</div>​
<div class=​"username" style=​"display:​ none;​ ">​Nyuszika7H​</div>​
<div class=​"timestamp" id=​"id-562625">​…​</div>​
"562625 13:07:02"
<span class=​"action_clip" title=​"Add this message to my clipboard">​</span>​
but I want to replace the avatars on the sidebar, too
 
@Nyuszika7H You should be able to attach the same event to the sidebar gravatar list too, no?
 
I can't get it working :/
 
12:12 PM
@Nyuszika7H What does your current code look like?
 
$('#chat, #present-users').bind('DOMNodeInserted', function() {
    if ($(event.target).is('.avatar')) {
        $('.avatar img').each(function() {
            this.src = this.src.replace(/\w+?\.gravatar\.com/g, 'unicornify.appspot.com');
        });
    }
});
 
@Nyuszika7H I don't see .avatar in that list of elements you listed there
 
probably it's inside .messages
so I need to check for .message
$('#chat, #present-users').bind('DOMNodeInserted', function() {
    if ($(event.target).is('.message')) {
        $(event.target).find('.avatar img').each(function() {
            this.src = this.src.replace('www.gravatar.com', 'unicornify.appspot.com');
        });
    }
});
it's still not working
 
No, .gravatar isn't inside .message, I'm pretty sure of that
 
ah, right
 
12:18 PM
You can try $(event.target).has('.gravatar') I think
 
hmm
it replaced one avatar on the sidebar, but that's all
I even tried $('.avatar img').live('load'), but that didn't work either.
 
@Nyuszika7H Well of course you still need to run the code once for all existing elements
 
@YiJiang right
function unicornify() {
    this.src = this.src.replace(/\w+?\.gravatar\.com/g, 'unicornify.appspot.com');
}
$('.avatar img').each(unicornify).live('load', unicornify);
this seems to work
no, new images aren't unicornified :/ (write something YiJiang to let me see if it works now) no it doesn't :/
maybe DOMAttrModified would work
 
How annoying, I have only ever received one bounty on SO. I must try and correct that :)
 
12:36 PM
The reputation graph is gone for good! :sheds a tear for rep graph:
 
@YiJiang Finally! :)
 
@YiJiang sorry :)
 
Is it okay to post a "question" on Meta saying how good soemthing is and not to change it?
 
@NickCraver Hi! :)
 
Like the new user dropdown is amazingly good
Is it acceptable to praise it and tell them not to touch it as it works great as -is?
 
12:38 PM
@MylesGray Meh, its not bad, but I can definitely find fault with it
 
I really REALLY like it I think its great
especially now that it is click to goto profile and hover to preview
 
I liked it before they made it 48% more awesome
 
@Barry Well, now the reputation tab is ridiculously sparse without it
 
@MylesGray - I haven't been here that long, but I thought meta was reserved for complaints
 
@NickCraver I thought it was a feedback site?
 
12:43 PM
@YiJiang What would you put there though? I didn't find any purpose for the graph.
 
@NickCraver Definitely, too much praises and whiners like me would have nowhere to go!
 
positive and negative, I mean its not like im rep fishing, I was going to make it CW
There are a few suggestions in it however...
 
@Barry I would want the number of entries listed by default to be reduced, and all of them expanded by default
Additional ability to sort by, say, 'question that earned me the most rep' would be interesting
 
@NickCraver Is something like this appropriate:
Just want to say how great the optimisations put on the StackExchange™ SuperUserMegaDropDown™ is, especially with the addition of the click to view profile and hover to preview, I really like the last rep received section.

The last earned badges section may be slightly unnecessary as it doesn't update that often (in my case anyway) maybe a new comments section instead?

Anyway, great job and just wanted to post up my appreciation for the good work that has gone into it!
 
@MylesGray - see that has suggestions, those are always welcome, and the community can vote if they agree or not
 
12:47 PM
Okay cool thats alright :)
 
The ability to restrict date range and some sort of aggregate scores (rep cap hit count, total amount earned in this period) would be nice
 
@YiJiang I wondered a rep-descending grouped by post view, not sure how useful that would be though, since the stats page shows basically the same thing with the top-voted answers
 
@YiJiang You mean like how you can sort your answers?
 
I do kind of miss the graph - Seeing hundreds of +100, +50 etc. just doesn't make a lot of sense, visualizing them with a graph is good
@NickCraver True, true. I'm just throwing ideas out here
flag weight 581.9002 - looks like I've finally hit the curve
 
the rep changes yesterday were certainly to address what was on /recent and its summary, not saying we're finished there that was just me spending a few hours to hopefully improve it
 
12:51 PM
@NickCraver Oh, and the dropdown menu is triggering a JavaScript error in Firefox 4
 
0
Q: New StackExchange™ SuperUserMegaDropDown™ great, but one suggestion

Myles GrayJust want to say how great the optimisations put on the StackExchange™ SuperUserMegaDropDown™ is, especially with the addition of the click to view profile and hover to preview, I really like the last rep received section. The last earned badges section may be slightly unnecessary as it doesn't ...

Can't see the make CW button?
 
@MylesGray Old news, its gone for good
 
the CV button?
 
i don't have the RC installed, one min
 
But why won't you want free meta rep? ;)
@NickCraver Is it working in 3.6?
 
12:52 PM
Just want peoples to contribute
 
yeah 3.6 seems fine
firing up a testing VM now
yay vmware workstation
 
Well, I want <div class="profile-section-lebel">recent rep changes</div> to either be removed or changed to a <h*> element
Or a <caption>
 
jin would kill you, possibly
 
I would like the hit area for all of the links in that box to be increased
@NickCraver Why?
 
we already made him style 80 sites for the popup
 
12:53 PM
@NickCraver Well, most of them should have the same style
 
i'm afraid, because where I sleep is in our company directory...
@YiJiang- negative, totally different colors, heights, etc
 
Hover styles should also be good
 
look at diy for example
 
I'm not a DIY user
 
photo's top bar: photo.stackexchange.com
they all vary a bit
 
12:55 PM
Eh, not a photo user either
 
then, no offense, but I think "Well, most of them should have the same style" is a very uninformed comment :)
 
They inherit link styles from the parent, their layout should all be the same, unless some sort of global div or table styles are in effect, which they should not be
 
diy has a dark background and light links
inheriting from the parent isn't always a good thing
 
DIY's a color is #438ABD, that's not exactly light
I think you might be talking about Physics, but didn't they already pull that design?
 
the color is: #E9F3FF
that's light...
#E9F3FF on #FFFFFF (the popup) doesn't look good, barely visible...I know because I tested before Jin styled it :)
 

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