OK, I'm editing the bad tags definitions and citing sources to links to meta posts; For tags that we add manually for reasons, can I link to the chat message instead or does Pham expect MSO links?
Also, would you prefer if I switch them to short links? aka http://meta.stackoverflow.com/questions/270556/burninate-the-percent-tag -> http://meta.stackoverflow.com/q/270556/3622940
@Uni psst I forgot to make a >>remove user command :O I think it'll probably be best to make it so that once a user has been removed they can't be re-added. Thoughts?
@AndrewT. It may or may not be, is that even part of the short urls? I studied what the Share button gives me, it seems to always include my user ID. Does that do nothing more than the badge?
I thought it was part of the url. I'll get rid of it then.
@Uni Ok, here's the plan for the remove user command. If/when a user is removed their ID is added to the ban file, but the ID is hashed (using Rfc2898) and the file is also filled with random junk data. When the add command is called the bot will loop over the entire ban file to see if the ID is there, if it is found the add command will return with "access denied", otherwise it'll do the same as usual.
@Sam Probably blame the markdown. The markdown has space at the end, but the rendered one doesn't. (just my guess, since I'm still trying to find where Pham parses the answer's body)
I have learned that long strings of numbers cause recursion errors when using Python's Enchant library for spell checking. If anyone wants to see long lists of numbers, these two questions have lots of numbers:
Dear programmers!
Today I have faced a serious problem, that I don't know how to approach.
I'm trying to implement an authorization service, using SSPI/Kerberos. I'm testing it on my local computer. When I implement server size as a windows service application, authorization process is cycling,...
If I'm actively testing stuff, my desktop stays on and it runs. When it's relatively stable (like it is right now), it gets pushed to my server and runs there
@Sam It runs on C# right? I'd have to test it with mono, since the server is running Linux. I suspect it's an older version of mono too, since I update the OS rarely on the server.
Whew...CentOS 6 runs Mono JIT compiler version 2.10.5
So, that's a heads up. I don't know what version of the framework you are developing against.
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