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rlemon

12:00 AM

css is only terrible because it is describing html.

bjb568

…

rlemon

and because it has no parent selector

Anonymous

CSS is a massively under-powered language.

rlemon

it isn't a language

that is the point

user259867

Not this again.

Anonymous

12:00 AM

I didn't say programming language.

rlemon

it already has more conditional logic than it should

Jason C

tables are the best

The Wobbuffet

lol

html

i'm not talking about THAT kind of front-end

user259867

124

Q: Why does it matter that HTML and CSS are not programming languages?

Example here: What languages should I know if I'm interested in building web applications ? Yes, I understand that HTML and CSS are not Turing-complete. Yes, I understand that they are declarative, not imperative languages. But why are people always clubbed over the head with this pedantic (a...

terminology

rlemon

I abuse css every chance I can. but conditional logic has no place in css

Anonymous

12:01 AM

Constants are an nasty omission.

bjb568

110

A: Is sending password to user email secure?

You should never send passwords in the clear, nor should you store them in the clear. You should hash them using a slow one-way cryptographic hash such as bcrypt or PBKDF2. If a user forgets their password, you offer them a "reset password" function, which sends a one-time reset link to their acc...

rlemon

I abuse it, but I admit it is an abuse

user259867

@SecondRikudo claims to program in CSS...

user259867

> Plus I program in PHP, HTML, Java, CSS, And plenty other languages.

rlemon

but it is a description! :P

ahh well. who am I? some freaking lemon.

The Wobbuffet

12:02 AM

bjb568

eww

dat text border

The Wobbuffet

bleh

what else was i supposed to do

rlemon

future plans include an api, so bots can meme, better fonts... better image support. history, etc.

The Wobbuffet

making something all black and freaking large doesn't always help

rlemon

that version was written a long time ago and is limited to google fonts fonts

The Wobbuffet

12:03 AM

google fonts are amazing

Anonymous

@bjb568 The top answer takes as a premise that email is insecure. I argued that for many users, that's not the case. But I do agree with it that sending one-time login links is better, since those can't be transparently stolen.

rlemon

but no impact :/

The Wobbuffet

gmail reads emails on the client side to put in the perfect ad, and we definitely know nothing bad can happen from that

bjb568

use iCloud!

Undo

^

Anonymous

12:06 AM

@TheWobbuffet I'm not sure whether it reads them client-side or server-side, but I don't think either would necessarily be worse.

Mooseman

bjb568

ಠ_ಠ

Mooseman

(ಠ_ಠ) (ಠ_ಠ) (ಠ_ಠ) (ಠ_ಠ)

bjb568

crispian.net/PTIR/Nonsense.html

:D This is great

hichris123

cv-plz stackoverflow.com/questions/29638025/buy-new-ssd-drive

Anonymous

12:13 AM

@Mooseman I was trying to photoshop my avatar into that image, but then I realized I was using GIMP and threw up instead.

SmokeDetector

[ SmokeDetector ] Bad keyword in answer: How to recover data from MacBook which won't startup properly? by Richard Luis on apple.stackexchange.com

hichris123

lol

@SmokeDetector "How can I recover data from a Macbook?" - "Here's great software for Windows!"

spam

@SmokeDetector tpu

SmokeDetector

@hichris123 Blacklisted user.

:3308814 Blacklisted user.

The Wobbuffet

@bjb568 crispian.... crispbit.... ಠ_ಠ

Undo

yay >:D

hichris123

12:23 AM

@Undo Real mods close questions. stackoverflow.com/questions/29638025/buy-new-ssd-drive

;P

Undo

@hichris123 already voted :P

hichris123

gah need a better poking machine.

Jason C

@Undo I think I cost myself 2 votes just now by promising free bacon for all for a few minutes.

Undo

lol

hichris123

@JasonC Real mods close questions. stackoverflow.com/questions/29638025/buy-new-ssd-drive

Undo

12:24 AM

@hichris123 you should just post these all in the election room and ping all the nominees :P

hichris123

I think poking machine 2.0 is better.

@Undo hah

"I'll vote for you if you close this question!"

Jason C

If I miss the cutoff by 2 points, I'm definitely never giving away bacon again.

2

hichris123

cv-plz stackoverflow.com/questions/29561833/…

cv-plz stackoverflow.com/questions/29411120/ext-hd-is-not-accessible

Undo

@hichris123 voted, can I be a real mod now?

hichris123

cv-plz stackoverflow.com/questions/29318943/…

@Undo Go find a butterfly.

@JasonC brb I'm removing my upvote for you. I'm a vegetarian.

Undo

12:27 AM

Found one @hichris123. Now can I be a real mod? :P

hichris123

cv-plz stackoverflow.com/questions/29542820/online-file-sharing-tools

Undo

voted

hichris123

@Undo Ask yourself. Are you worthy?

Undo

yes.

bjb568

yes

Undo

12:28 AM

>:D

bjb568

Of course undo gets bacon. He's a good dog!

hichris123

I think @Undo would be a better mod. He doesn't parse HTML with regexes, but @JasonC does.

Anonymous

Y'all gonna be shocked when the real election's over and I land in second.

hichris123

My crystal ball said that two days ago.

Anonymous

Pity that Stack Overflow mods don't get power over here, any more. :'(

hichris123

12:31 AM

But of course, your fortune changed.

bjb568

I prefer jason over undo.

Undo

hichris' crystal ball has a very good prediction rate.

Anonymous

@hichris123 Do you see anything I could do to regain my fortune?

bjb568

over hichris.

hichris123

@JeremyBanks jQuery, dogs, and unicorns.

Anonymous

12:31 AM

@hichris123 Rarely, later, never.

hichris123

... go get a butterfly then.

@Undo 0/0 success rate == ∞! :P

Anonymous

Fortunately those are not as extinct here as they've become in Toronto. I shall return!

Jason C

@hichris123 I've never done anything like that.

hichris123

@JasonC github.com/JC3/SOVoteMonitor/blob/master/src/sovotemon/…

Jason C

@hichris123 I see a URL being parsed with a regex.

bjb568

12:35 AM

sees nobody complained about my markdown yet

Jason C

You and Ben better leave me alone.

hichris123

sounds like a threat, hmm? :P

Undo

ah drat, we're even again @JasonC

Jason C

No. I'll reward you if you leave me alone. Do you find presents threatening? Do you kick puppies, too? Jeez.

Undo

also, it's suddenly hailing here.

user259867

12:40 AM

The supreme powers disapprove your nomination.

bjb568

@Undo yay

Why is uni so low?

hichris123

@JasonC Where's my vegetarian course, hmm?

Anonymous

Do moths or wasps count? Butterflies were harder to find than I expected.

AstroCB

!scores

xkcdBot

1. Martijn Pieters (40/40): 8408
2. meagar (40/40): 5509
3. Jon Clements (40/40): 4534
4. Matt (40/40): 4051
5. Second Rikudo (40/40): 3917
6. deceze (39/40): 3060
7. Raghav Sood (38/40): 2296
8. Paresh Mayani (38/40): 2187
9. Jeremy Banks (39/40): 2046
10. Jason C (36/40): 1904
11. Undo (30/40): 1902
12. Ed Cottrell (33/40): 1859
13. slugster (37/40): 1699
14. Qantas 94 Heavy (27/40): 1290
15. Andy (29/40): 1025
16. Sergey K. (34/40): 934
17. vcsjones (39/40): 817
18. rekire (37/40): 603
19. Thomas Owens (33/40): 586

AstroCB

12:48 AM

How is Shree ahead of Amit?

Anonymous

@hichris123 What about flowers?

bjb568

sadanduseless.com/2015/01/russian-architecture

James

Morning all

Anonymous

@hichris123 This is probably a moth (center of frame), but I'm going to call it a butterfly for the sake of this exercise.

Anonymous

4

Undo

1:00 AM

we're tied again

hichris123

@JeremyBanks Yeah, looks like a moth, but nice job!

@AstroCB Amit withdrew.

AstroCB

@hichris123 Ah.

SmokeDetector

[ SmokeDetector ] Blacklisted website: How to take screenshot of an image longer than screen? by Lorri on superuser.com

user259867

Hmm. Doesn't look like spam: mentions three products.

user259867

Maybe the problem is with the question.

jadarnel27

1:04 AM

Did I win the election yet?

yellowantphil

!!/so2015

SmokeDetector

@yellowantphil Yay for the 2015 Stack Overflow Moderator Election! Election voting begins in 2 days, 18 hours, 49 minutes and 23 seconds.

James

@pizza Looks like a spam candiadate for me, there is no mention of how the software can solve the problem

Braiam

@SmokeDetector meh, most are NAA's

user259867

12

Q: Can we PLEASE get a definitive answer on what to do with low-quality software recommendation answers?

There are numerous Meta posts on software recommendation answers, and the advice on posting them seems to be universal. How to handle low quality ones that have been posted gets murkier by the day. From How to handle low-quality software recommendation answers posted one month ago: Two moderat...

discussion

AstroCB

1:26 AM

If you're going to -1 me at least accompany it with an answer please — dks209 52 mins ago

Completely logical.

hichris123

@pizza it's in meta.superuser.com/a/9250/283737.

and already gone.

Anonymous

@jadarnel27 Indeterminate.

hichris123

One more close vote: stackoverflow.com/questions/29318943/…;, stackoverflow.com/questions/29561833/…, stackoverflow.com/questions/29411120/ext-hd-is-not-accessible, stackoverflow.com/questions/29542820/online-file-sharing-tools

Qantas 94 Heavy

All closed

James

I'M FLAG BANNED AGAIN!!!

GOD DAMN IT

tchrist

1:37 AM

Whuh?

How come?

bjb568

1:48 AM

Every part of your answer is incorrect. — bjb568 13 secs ago

Do parents not physics at all?

Braiam

NONONONO! This would just piss off all the JS developers that don't want jQuery questions. If you want to answer questions about jQuery, add the jQuery tag, it only takes a second. If we scale this up, most questions about frameworks would have their respective languages tags, just because, when such knowledge isn't actually necessary. Also, all questions tagged with javascript are assumed to want a javascript answer. If you are wondering how bind something to a selector using .bind() API, a JS developer can't help you, since they may not know anything about jQuery nor the API. — Braiam 6 secs ago

Jan Dvorak

"may not know anything about jQuery" is a bit of a stretch...

Braiam

I knew jQuery before JS...

so, no, isn't that much

bjb568

@Braiam DD will have broad languages (e.g. javascript covers jQuery, vanilla front-end, node, actionscript) and more specific tags (jquery>events>bubbling)

user259867

@Braiam Non sequitur? You knew jQ before JS => some JS developers don't know anything about jQ?

bjb568

1:54 AM

keeps everybody happy, if you don't have a clue about the syntax, you can't answer. But you can be particularly interested in a tag subtree.

remind me later to go thru email and clear the stack

o_o so many mailz

Anonymous

Taxonomies...

Braiam

@pizza the opposite is equally valid

Jan Dvorak

@Braiam citation-needed

yellowantphil

I know a little JavaScript and know nothing about jQuery

Braiam

@JanDvorak ^

bjb568

1:56 AM

@JanDvorak is citation

user259867

"a JS developer" !== "know a little JavaScript"

Braiam

they are separated skillsets anyways

user259867

@SmokeDetector fp

SmokeDetector

@pizza Registered question as false positive and added title to Bayesian doctype 'good'.

yellowantphil

I was halfway good at JavaScript around 1998. I didn’t keep my skills up to date

jadarnel27

1:57 AM

@JeremyBanks Man, that's what happened last time, too.

Anonymous

@Braiam Ideally they should not be.

user259867

I read the podcast chat transcript, haven't found anything that looked like content. Did the podcast have any?

Jan Dvorak

Apart from mirroring the spaceX stream?

Anonymous

@pizza It had fragments of a useful conversation about hiring women in tech. I didn't catch much else.

user259867

@JanDvorak I did follow your link to YouTube from there. It seems that was the best part.

Unihedro

2:02 AM

@bjb568 O_o

Jan Dvorak

@Unihedro Yes indeed. This is how a future moderator should be talking avery day.

It helps weed out the chaff.

Unihedro

@JanDvorak Of course, duh. I'd had voted for bjb if they made into the primary.

Braiam

> Are you going to leave? Or do you want me to make you leave?

yellowantphil

I might have voted for bjb for the comedy value

Unihedro

!scores

Braiam

2:05 AM

so much badass

Unihedro

.

!scores

Anonymous

@yellowantphil I'm not funny enough, eh?

yellowantphil

@JeremyBanks you’re a plausible candidate. Not as funny as voting for bjb

Anonymous

Fair enough.

user259867

SPAM english.stackexchange.com/q/239311/94657

hichris123

2:12 AM

different website than the last one.

Jan Dvorak

What are they selling this time?

Braiam

@JanDvorak white magic

AstroCB

!scores

!xkcd status

So unreliable.

Braiam

very xkcd

SmokeDetector

[ SmokeDetector ] Blacklisted website: Administrator in Windows 10 by Helen on superuser.com

user259867

2:18 AM

@SmokeDetector tpu

SmokeDetector

@pizza Blacklisted user.

James

@tchrist A few declined flags recently

hichris123

cv-plz unclear stackoverflow.com/questions/29299380/…

bjb568

reddit.com/r/funny/comments/32kxvq/…

stackexchange.com won't load for me

huh, curling it works

hichris123

@bjb568 traceroute?

bjb568

2:24 AM

I think it's just my ISP being weird.

Loads now.

hichris123

@Andy is Zephyr dead?

bjb568

I've confused myself. If something is moving it has an amount of energy proportional to its mass times its speed, but moving relative to what?

Jan Dvorak

relative to the observer

bjb568

oh, so it's all relative and everything is happy

ok

yellowantphil

relative to any inertial frame

an observer riding a merry-go-round would complicate things

bjb568

2:35 AM

yeah, the observer can't move… oh wait

Jan Dvorak

An energy definitely is definable in non-inertial frames

yellowantphil

and shouldn’t you square the speed?

user259867

@yellowantphil Two inertial frames would give different values of energy, though.

yellowantphil

!xkcd bond

Jan Dvorak

@pizza indeed

yellowantphil

2:35 AM

darn that xkcd bot

xkcd.com/123

user259867

2:54 AM

spam gaming.stackexchange.com/q/214042/91577

James

3:11 AM

@pizza Gone

SmokeDetector

[ SmokeDetector ] Email in answer: Have the Jehovah's Witnesses predicted the end of the world? by Garrett on christianity.stackexchange.com

James

@SmokeDetector ignore

SmokeDetector

@James Post ignored; alerts about it will no longer be posted.

Jason C

@Undo Wow, still tied.

user259867

3:27 AM

1

A: Some parting thoughts... and apologies for the drama

Makes it hard to be communicative when I am actually being preventing from responding. You asked to discuss this in public, so I obliged. Once that began, neither one of us could put the genie back in the bottle - going back and replying privately after I'd posted publicly didn't really acco...

user259867

> Over the past few months, two moderators here on Server Fault have each individually handled more flags than all of the user-moderators combined. There is no other site on Stack Exchange of comparable size where this is the case.

user259867

I think that at some points during 2014 Arthur Fischer handled more than half of all flags on Mathematics ... obviously don't have the data.

user259867

... actually I do.

user259867

Arthur handled about 2/3 of the flags, I handled about 1/6, and the rest handled the other 1/6

James

Is this the point where we throw our hands in the air, start waving them around while shrieking 'DRAMMMAAAA' in a high pitched voice?

user259867

3:32 AM

No, the drama is mostly over. I was wondering about the comparison of moderation of SE sites.

SmokeDetector

[ SmokeDetector ] Email in answer: Slowing down light in an opaque crystal for a whole minute by Kevin Hu on physics.stackexchange.com

user259867

Well, in case of Math it was a super-active mod compared to other mods. I see that on SF it's mods vs other users.

Shog9

@pizza that answer is accurate... for flags handled by moderators. But community-handled flags aren't clearly indicated in the moderator tools.

Community is by far the biggest flag handler on Mathematics

And SO. And SU. And AU

James

stackoverflow.com/questions/29641113/highest-index-from-array should be on codereveiw

Shog9

And a pretty good chunk of smaller sites too

James

3:36 AM

urgh, how do we signal that a question belongs on CodeReview

Qantas 94 Heavy

I doubt that needs to be moved to Code Review @James.

Shog9

@James are you sure it belongs there?

user259867

@James belongs on X !== off-topic on Y.

James

It's working code, that the user wants feedback on

Shog9

The answer to your question is, flag->other->"please migrate to codereview.stackexchange.com"

But don't do that unless you're 100% certain.

Mods aren't likely to migrate borderline stuff.

James

3:38 AM

I'm very certain. There is no clear problem statement, from what I read the user is certain the code works, they just want feedback to improve it

Shog9

then now you know what to do

James

Thanks Shog

yellowantphil

!!/so2015

SmokeDetector

@yellowantphil Yay for the 2015 Stack Overflow Moderator Election! Election voting begins in 2 days, 16 hours, 14 minutes and 36 seconds.

[ SmokeDetector ] Bad keyword in body, bad keyword in title: 천안오피 면목오피 강남오피 〖밤의전쟁〗 건대오피 by fgjhjh on english.stackexchange.com

Jason C

It's so boring now that the votes have settled down.

user259867

3:48 AM

@SmokeDetector tpu it's impressive that you learned Korean

SmokeDetector

@pizza Blacklisted user and registered question as true positive: added title to the Bayesian doctype 'bad'.

yellowantphil

@JasonC you're in the least boring spot on the list

Jason C

@Shog Hey can you give every user 1 extra vote then send out a notification so we can see some more action again?

yellowantphil

and throw bjb in there

CHAOS!!!

Jason C

It's just a tweak to a config file somewhere, right?

user259867

3:50 AM

Actually, the second part is not a bad idea... just remind the voters again, in case they have missed the first notification.

Jason C

Are you implying that the first part is a bad idea? Because it seems totally reasonable to me.

user259867

The number of voters is always ridiculously low. Then again, by itself is not a problem.

user259867

I do imply that.

Jason C

When you send out this notification, can you accidentally hide @Undo's vote buttons for a few hours?

yellowantphil

what this election needs is more bjb. don't deny it

James

3:52 AM

everything needs more BJB

2

Jan Dvorak

In soviet Russia, the grammar needs more BJB

Jason C

It's kind of interesting to see one person go down the list. People barely spend 5 seconds "evaluating" each candidate.

yellowantphil

if (name == "Martijn") vote(true); else vote(random());

James

@pizza I'm guessing that Smokey picked up the Unicode characters

user259867

@James No, it turns out it has specific Korean characters in his blacklist.

user259867

3:58 AM

Raising an alarm over Unicode would be quite excessive; there's plenty of that in the titles on Math, for example (as a result of copy-pasting formulas).

James

ahhh of course

sentence-to-roomba downvote-pls stackoverflow.com/questions/29641121/… my god..... no research

SmokeDetector

[ SmokeDetector ] Offensive body detected, repeating characters in body: Dealing with intense negative emotions by saadboyyy on buddhism.stackexchange.com

user259867

@SmokeDetector ignore AAAAAAAHHHHH!

SmokeDetector

@pizza Post ignored; alerts about it will no longer be posted.

Jan Dvorak

@pizza Site ignored; alerts about it will no longer be read.

bjb568

4:14 AM

@pizza so how to define energy?

Only relative energy to POR exists?

yellowantphil

POR = point of reference?

user259867

@bjb568 Kinetic energy is defined in terms of a chosen reference frame; it's the energy required to bring the object to rest in that frame. It's relative by definition.

Roombatron5000

@bjb568 the stuff that makes up gatorade

user259867

To put it simpler: zero kinetic energy = being at rest, but the latter is obviously relative to observer.

SmokeDetector

[ SmokeDetector ] Bad keyword in body: Looking to smolder midsection fat; quit eating sugar? by chaixuid Rode on askubuntu.com

bjb568

4:19 AM

Night!

SmokeDetector

[ SmokeDetector ] Bad keyword in body: How to Gives my skin’s cells a novel property? by ishabalton on drupal.stackexchange.com

bjb568

@pizza kewl

Qantas 94 Heavy

Night bjb

user259867

blacklist candidate notfornoobs.com

Jan Dvorak

||s/novel property/proper novelty/

Caprica Six

4:20 AM

@JanDvorak [ SmokeDetector ] Bad keyword in body: How to Gives my skin’s cells a proper novelty? by ishabalton on drupal.stackexchange.com (source)

Santa Claus

Based on a few things I see in the star board, it seems as if @bjb568 has become sort of a meme. (Quick! Somebody add it to the "Memes of Meta" post!)

yellowantphil

bjb is entertaining...

user259867

Most starred messages containing: bjb; bjb568

user259867

The most-starred one is mine, though it benefited from being pinned.

SmokeDetector

[ SmokeDetector ] Bad keyword in title: 서면오피𐌡거창오피ᖇ송도오피【밤의전쟁】 by abam1972 on english.stackexchange.com

Santa Claus

4:30 AM

@SmokeDetector Ooh bad request - 400

Qantas 94 Heavy

That question appears epic.

user259867

Same here. Deleted the Korean part, same thing.

Qantas 94 Heavy

Try english.stackexchange.com/questions/239340/…

Roombatron5000

@pizza interesting.. maybe some sort of mod daily limits should be introduced? Like at least 5 times higher than average user though

SmokeDetector

[ SmokeDetector ] All-caps title, bad keyword in title: 서면오피𐌡거창오피ᖇ송도오피【밤의전쟁】｜BAM｜WAR. .COM by abam1972 on english.stackexchange.com

Qantas 94 Heavy

4:31 AM

Oh, that's a different question.

user259867

Just go to the newest: english.stackexchange.com/questions?sort=newest

Santa Claus

UH OH english.stackexchange.com/questions

Qantas 94 Heavy

Should we ping an employee?

Santa Claus

!ping Shog

Awh no bots are working

SmokeDetector

[ SmokeDetector ] All-caps title: 간석건마 /판교건마 /BAMWAR.COM강남건마 「밤의」「전쟁」 by taylorlee02 on english.stackexchange.com

Santa Claus

4:32 AM

Uh Yeah, lets ping somebody.

user259867

I can't open any of these... tried FF and Chrome.

yellowantphil

why the HTTP 400?

Santa Claus

Hey uh @Shog9, you might want to check out the newest english questions

Qantas 94 Heavy

I think it's a unicode bug

user259867

~~Opera on Android works.~~ Nope, doesn't either

Santa Claus

4:34 AM

@Shog9 reports as inappropriate

Jan Dvorak

such ugly words from our demigod?

user259867

Nov 12 '14 at 3:54, by Shog9

If there's one thing I hate, it's Unicode

3

yellowantphil

😲

SmokeDetector

[ SmokeDetector ] Email in body: Filter the diffrent specific string with awk by Karn on unix.stackexchange.com

user259867

@SmokeDetector ignore but needs formatting

SmokeDetector

4:36 AM

@pizza Post ignored; alerts about it will no longer be posted.

yellowantphil

maybe somebody should file a bug report: “Korean spam causes HTTP 400”

Jan Dvorak

All posts so far seem to have been cleaned

yellowantphil

one more popped up and got deleted before I could flag it

Santa Claus

@JanDvorak With our Lord and Savior, @Shog9, anything is possible.

Jan Dvorak

I didn't even get to see it

Qantas 94 Heavy

4:38 AM

Basically there was some Korean spam filling up most of the front page

and some managed to screw up Shog9's anti-Unicode universe

yellowantphil

@SantaClaus uh oh, you pinged him while he's busy unspamming

Santa Claus

@yellowantphil Until the antishog returns from the underworld, it'll be okay.

Shog9

enough blasphemy, you heathens!

spam does appear gone though

yellowantphil

@Shog9 did you see the HTTP 400 errors?

Shog9

@yellowantphil yes, reported

> dear devs: unicode makes everything suck. Please end it.

yellowantphil

4:41 AM

you make cat face cry 🐱

SmokeDetector

[ SmokeDetector ] Bad keyword in body, blacklisted website: Diapers I did lack with wit by q2 amna6 on superuser.com

user259867

@SmokeDetector tpu but +1 for the title

SmokeDetector

@pizza Blacklisted user and registered question as true positive: added title to the Bayesian doctype 'bad'.

Jan Dvorak

What an adorable title, though

yellowantphil

I was starting to wonder if I was the only person who roomba'd things

Qantas 94 Heavy

4:47 AM

I like roombaing closed questions with 1 upvote on answers, they're typically the worst ones

yellowantphil

I did that a ton until I wondered if I should stop

Caprica Six

HAMMERTIME!

yellowantphil

I can never tell if Caprica is a bot or not

Roombatron5000

> I am a bot. Occasionally run by a person, but often just a bot. Don't abuse me and I won't abuse you.

yellowantphil

it's that "occasionally" that keeps me on my toes

user259867

4:48 AM

@SmokeDetector tpu luckily no HTTP 400

SmokeDetector

@pizza Blacklisted user and registered question as true positive: added title to the Bayesian doctype 'bad'.

Qantas 94 Heavy

outta flags on english.se

Santa Claus

@Qantas94Heavy ruh roh

Jan Dvorak

@SmokeDetector gone

SmokeDetector

[ SmokeDetector ] Bad keyword in body: Looking to smolder midsection fat; quit eating sugar? by chaixuid Rode on askubuntu.com

Jan Dvorak

4:50 AM

not gone

Qantas 94 Heavy

@SmokeDetector tpu

SmokeDetector

@Qantas94Heavy Blacklisted user and registered question as true positive: added title to the Bayesian doctype 'bad'.

Jason C

What's with all the korean spam

Anonymous

ES6 class syntax has landed in Chrome!!

Qantas 94 Heavy

!!!

Jan Dvorak

4:51 AM

@SmokeDetector gone

Anonymous

Nevermind these magical panes of glass we have in our pockets

Jan Dvorak

@JeremyBanks cool. What about arrow functions?

Anonymous

this is the true sign that we're living in the future.

Anonymous

@JanDvorak Doesn't look like it, yet.

Anonymous

And fetch(), already!

Anonymous

4:52 AM

fetch('/').then(alert)

SmokeDetector

[ SmokeDetector ] Bad keyword in title: Hunting Down The Best Skin Care Products by Flynn Jack on drupal.stackexchange.com

Jan Dvorak

400 english.stackexchange.com/questions/239354/…

James

@SmokeDetector tpu

SmokeDetector

@James Blacklisted user and registered question as true positive: added title to the Bayesian doctype 'bad'.

Jan Dvorak

drupal spam at -3

user259867

4:56 AM

English spam is back

user259867

Link to spammer's profile

user259867

A mod would be able to go profile -> destroy...

user259867

SPAM english.stackexchange.com/q/239355/94657 this one opens

Qantas 94 Heavy

Man these spammers are even better than babaji

SmokeDetector

[ SmokeDetector ] Offensive body detected: The Book of Enoch by Janet on christianity.stackexchange.com

user259867

4:58 AM

@SmokeDetector gone

Anonymous

I guess I picked a bad time to jump in without context and start rambling excitedly. Heh.

user259867

@JeremyBanks Will ES6 save us from HTTP 400? I'm afraid not.

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