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Rob
Rob
00:31
Ha, mistyped the search terms; you've still got 10 answers to go.
@Rob Can't I just add the Linux tag to existing answers? :P
 
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Rob
Rob
01:59
@forestdistrustsStackExchange That is excluded, but you should answer these tags, boosting yourself in 2-3 of your highest categories simultaneously, placing closer to gold; instead of spreading your answers out amongst the tags, and gaining a lot of brass: security.stackexchange.com/questions/tagged/… security.stackexchange.com/questions/tagged/cryptography+linux
Rob
Rob
02:21
@forestdistrustsStackExchange Various answers: kinda: meta.stackexchange.com/a/119551/282094 or no: meta.stackexchange.com/q/30193/282094
So basically... add the tag before answering.
What if I add a tag to a totally non-Linux related question, answer, then remove the tag? :P
Rob
Rob
02:46
It looks like you can add it after, and it's recalculated daily. --- It's the tag edit that breaks the Hammer for that particular question, but it still works on any other questions. --- Of course, you are subject to rollbacks for simple errors; and flags for abuse. --- Wouldn't be hard to make a SEDE to find prospective Hammer holders who are also adding the tag to questions for gold and silver tags. --- If you ever came up for an (manual) audit this would probably be on the list of things to
check.
 
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@Luuklag it's plagiarized, too...reflagged with a custom flag.
Thought as much, but just flagged as spam to move quickly
1 custom flag's all we need anyway, after that we can pile on the spam flags and they shouldn't decline them.
but since they missed the fact that there was nothing of value there the first time, I wanted at least one custom flag explaining it
07:23
haha glitchly loading on that last smokey post
I could only raise a custom mod flag
So the post must have been deleted in the millisecond between my page load and the flag dialogue load
07:37
I remember reading somewhere that the 100k rep swag program was restarted a few months ago, is that true?
@rene threw a NAA on it as well
He has also some already deleted posts
@Tink, @Journey maybe time to expedite the rate limiting?
"no idea what this means" well I'm glad it's not just me
@RyanM: thanks, found the meta post, also saw someone saying that the email sender address is weird... may be my mail ended up classified as spam or may be is still to be sent
are these being self-deleted or deleted by external forces?
since I sadly can't see deleted posts just yet...getting there, though...
07:49
@6502 You might want to just use the contact us link then
@RyanM Tink nuked one
@6502 Yup, they use a seperate domain for those emails, so chances are you treated it like spam, the domain should be in a thread somewhere, so you might want to whitelist it before asking them to send you the mail again
@Luuklag funny thing is - I have a template for that with a specific unique search keyword for situations like this hidden in an answer.
Is it Pr0bL3m?
@Luuklag Ivanna
@6502 IIRC its stackoverflow.mail and there's a second one for marketing emails I don't remember off the top of my head.
que?
@6502 you probably need to whitelist stackoverflow.email: meta.stackexchange.com/search?q=stackoverflow.email but there are more domains used.
Apparently the addres is from stackoverflowsolutions.com (see meta.stackexchange.com/a/364087/148479 )
@6502 - It appears you either got a marketing email or swag
@JourneymanGeek not sure I understand what you mean... I got past 100K during the dark period where no swag was given (just an automated email from a script). Later I've heard that they found the money to fund the program back but this was in december and nothing happened since.
@6502 yeah, they're just catching up with swag now
But that mail server is used for swag and marketing emails so its one of the two
I'm still hoping that they do swag for people who hit 100k rep network-wide...not that I have that, either, but I'm a heck of a lot closer :-p
They could even subtract out the association bonuses! Although if you earn rep enough sites to make the association bonuses count for any non-trivial amount in your network-wide rep (you need at least 99 earned rep, to get to 200), that's impressive in itself...
08:05
@RyanM I actually slightly suspect its harder
Both sites I've gotten 100k on were my 'main' sites of the time
and I have some degree of subject matter expertise on specific stuff
Very, very patient cross-site spammer...
Yeah, I've got subject-matter expertise in a few areas. Law and Android development are the main ones. And I'm a native English speaker.
Answering Android questions is a very slow way to earn rep, though. Not a lot of upvotes thrown around in that tag.
Though if you get popular questions/answers, you can get upvotes slowly over time.
The silliest way I've gotten a bunch of rep is that I've so far gotten 180 rep for flagging a +10 link-only answer as NAA, then summarizing the answer from the link and posting it.
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@RyanM on SU (and indirectly on MSE), I tended to literally focus on answering one question a day :D
08:33
@Luuklag how cross site? I see account only on one site.
Rob
Rob
Luuk uses The Force
@ShadowTheVaccinatedWizard a doggy ate one account
Rob
Rob
Multiple accounts, abandoned, recreated:
@Rob how can you tell it's the same person?
William is very common name, so also lots of Williams having surname starting with "M".
@rene oh, I also hope he ate it with a style.
(Sorry couldn't hold myself ;))
08:49
You can see yourself out ...
@rene There's probably no spammers where doggy's gone
so mostly just kaboom these days :D
Rob
Rob
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But get some of that before it's gone!
Ayo
Ayo
09:18
Hi Team 👋
If anything pop's up this week, I'm on standby if you need any assistance :)
Hi @Ayo we will keep you in the loop ;)
Ayo
Ayo
@rene Awesome!
Hi Ayo
09:57
@rene Had a previous, obvious spam as well. Gone.
okay, I didn't want to leave the default comment in case they watched that q/a and then get motivated to post somewhere else
@rene Meh. Sharing is good. Sharing spammers to destroy thus is good too :P
:D
10:12
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Q: Convert output of Render Target to WebGLTexture in four JS

williamriverI am a game developer and C++ OpenGL programmer trying my hand in Web Development. I have created a four JS Render Target. The output is right. Now I have to convert output of that Render Target, i.e 4.Texture, to a WebGLTexture. I don't want to use doElement.toDataURL() or like that. How can I d...

anyone can put a custom flag on that?
Oh wait I can :/
Mod just edited the post to make it more clear...
Hi Juan, that dino is pretty good at hopping (in and out of the tavern) ;)
10:30
@Ayo bug fixing? ;)
Rob
Rob
11:01
🦗
Ayo
Ayo
11:59
@ShadowTheVaccinatedWizard Haha!
 
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17:53
Apparently it’s possible to find other users deleted posts with a SEDE query even if you’re not a diamond, is this a bug? relevant link
Not a bug, rene just did some serious ninja guesswork to know generally where to look and then used his 10k powers to exhaustively search the two questions he narrowed it down to
Just because rene's able to do something doesn't mean users are able to do that thing...
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@RyanM okay, thanks
@Mithical any user with 10k rep, which is still a lot more people than moderators
In this case, it relied on rene guessing that it had the [entropy] tag on it, which was a heck of a shot in the dark.
Okay. Got it
18:09
@RyanM only needed a couple of attempts: i.sstatic.net/OiKYR.png first revision was 50.000 rows. That was a bit too much to check by hand ....
@rene what if you checked it by foot? :)
I'm rooted
Elbows? Head? Knees?
just petals
18:29
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19:04
@Mithical I am quite confused
rene is a flower - see his avatar? So he doesn't have feet, he's rooted into the ground. He does have petals, though they're a bit blurry.
Ah, my bad :)
19:45
Someone saw a website that provides forum software and it has the ability to let moderators ban people based on IP, and somehow he concluded that the website is supporting human trafficking and wants us to report it for him. I can't even...
reminds me of a certain meme where someone accidentally opened dev tools and thought they unlocked access to view the FBI tracking child trafficking
oh my god
No, I'm not an admin on this website I just don't want to be you know abducted cause technically that's IP grabbing which is illegal and this is what it says and it's not making it very clear on who can see it says If you're ever bothered by someone who posts annoying messages, you'll be able to view the IP address from which each message was posted, and block it or pre-approve messages before they're posted. — Akasuki Suzuki 14 mins ago
20:03
probably a HIPPA violation /s
i mean
> Unable to find why Order By is sorting correctly
quite the title
I, too, occasionally wonder why my software works
Rob
Rob
20:59
Many hours of reading, in the Wikipedia fallacies section - even they can't explain everything, but my Profile does 😀, in one sentence.
Denying the antecedent, sometimes also called inverse error or fallacy of the inverse, is a formal fallacy of inferring the inverse from the original statement. It is committed by reasoning in the form: If P, then Q. Therefore, if not P, then not Q.which may also be phrased as P → Q {\displaystyle P\rightarrow Q} (P implies Q) ∴ ¬ P → ¬ Q {\displaystyle \therefore \neg P\rightarrow \neg Q} (therefore, not-P implies not-Q)Arguments of this form are invalid...
 
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22:38
@RyanM I'm not sure if HIPPA says anything about IPs as PII.
But I also know very little about HIPPA...
22:49
Well, HIPPA is a popular law on Twitter, best known for outlawing everything from asking people about their health to disclosing information about your own health.
HIPAA, on the other hand, covers far less. Also, it exists.
As far as IPs as PHI...maybe? To the extent that they disclose a relationship with a Covered Entity, I could see it.
(disclaimer: I haven't double-checked that, so don't quote me on it)
@forestdistrustsStackExchange Yes it does
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Name
Address (all geographic subdivisions smaller than state, including street address, city county, and zip code)
All elements (except years) of dates related to an individual (including birthdate, admission date, discharge date, date of death, and exact age if over 89)
Telephone numbers
Fax number
Email address
Social Security Number
Medical record number
Health plan beneficiary number
Account number
Certificate or license number
Vehicle identifiers and serial numbers, including license plate numbers
hey my guess was right :-)
Rob
Rob
@rene What do you think of the comparison of an image from another Mars rover compared to an image from NASA's rover?:

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