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W0LFB3AT5

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Super Bowl was decently insane. Even though those two words contradict each other.

From insane play, to unexpected boo’s at certain people… :p

HenloFurret

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If non-furries make "Jamie Hyneman is a walrus" jokes, does that mean furries get to make "walruses are Jamie Hyneman" jokes.

dba afish

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In response to blip #133780

Obscenity said:
@dba_afish

thanks for that, and I mean when I'm searching there is a wiki popup

you should be able to collapse it by clicking at the very top of the box or you can hide it entirely with:

.wiki-excerpt { display: none; }

dba afish

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In response to blip #133778

Obscenity said:
Hey all, anyone knows how to change the interface back, please let me know, it's really bothering me.

The top bar is fine, but the search bar and the popups are so broken.

for the search bar I think this is all you need is this (settings -> advance, CSS):

.post-search form.post-search-form textarea { white-space: nowrap; overflow-x: auto; scrollbar-width: none; }

not 100% what you mean by popups, though.

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    Obscenity

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    Hey all, anyone knows how to change the interface back, please let me know, it's really bothering me.

    The top bar is fine, but the search bar and the popups are so broken.

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    SpuriousZabaione

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    Ever notice how listening cats keep their heads still and then rotate their ears gracefully and nimbly? Because god damn it's trippy to see their ears go rotating like two owls perched on a boulder/snowman!

    SNPtheCat

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    In response to blip #133757

    Cinder said:

    SNPtheCat said: ..

    This is exhibit A for why you cannot have nice things.
    People will inevitably abuse it to spam nonsense.

    Stop it.
    I shall patch the bug in the next release.

    And how is allowing other people to nest your quotes easily with the reply function going to affect how people spam?

    dba afish

    Member
    In response to blip #133757

    it also dosn't fix the problem that normal nested quotes already break the reply button's functionality.

    this bug actually did that, it was a bug that functioned as a workaround to another bug that _actually_ caused problems.

    dba afish

    Member
    In response to blip #133757

    no, Cinder please, Cinder please, we'll be good.

    also, changing the way the reply button works wouldn't even remove the ability to make absurd nested quotes, you can still just mash the quote button over and over.

    I don't actually see any practical way that having quotable quotes could be a negative.

    dba afish

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    In response to blip #133753

    I, like, forgot how to read binary halfway through this and started having to just count in my head...

    man, people actually have actual practical programming skills, that's pretty cool. all I've ever learned was how to program a song in ASEQ (Nintendo's proprietary music format used in first party N64 games) by hand.

    dba afish

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    In response to blip #133751

    SNPtheCat said:
    [qUote][quOtE][qUOte][qUOte][qUOTE][/QuOTE][/qUOTE][/QuoTe][/qUOte][/quOte][Quote][/Quote][quotE][quoTe]

    01000 00101 01100 01100 01111 10111 01111 10010 01100 00100 10000 10000 00001 00010

    8 5 12 12 15 23 15 18 12 4 16 16 1 2

    H E L L O W O R L D P P A B

    y'know I was expecting that to be, like, a "gotcha" of some variety, but no, it's just a normal bit of example text. (followed by some junk data)

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    SNPtheCat

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    In response to blip #133739

    Watsit said:

    Dripen_Arn said:

    dba_afish said:
    new DText tech discovered

    however, if you capitalize [qUOTE] and [/QuOTE] the reply parcer won't catch it but the quote block will still display as expected.

    so now, if you're ever quoting something that's important enough to remain in your message (like a wikipage or something off-site that you're using to make a point) when someone replies to you, you can capitalize the quote tags and the quote will be nested in any replies to your message!

    this also means you can insert nested quotes into your messages without it making the parcer mad!

    No Flippin Way Dude!

    Will this get patched? Seems like it can get out of hand.

    This is awesome, Cinder better not remove it.
    Also you could send a hidden message by capitalising certain letters in the [Quote] and [/Quote]. So [quotE] = 1 = a, [quoTe] = 2 = b and so on.

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    dba afish

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    In response to blip #133745

    Daleport996 said:
    Actually I wonder what would happen if

    only the first Q is capitalized

    or only the second one is capitalized.

    Or what about mixed case?

    Edit: They all stay!

    yeah, as long as it's not just all lowercase it won't get removed.

    although, if you leave the any of the end tags normal they can cause problems with future quotes the same way that trying to nest quotes normally will cause.

    Daleport996

    Member

    Actually I wonder what would happen if

    only the first Q is capitalized

    or only the second one is capitalized.

    Or what about mixed case?

    Edit: They all stay!

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    Cinder

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    In response to blip #133736

    dba_afish said:
    new DText tech discovered

    however, if you capitalize [Quote] and [/Quote] the reply parcer won't catch it but the quote block will still display as expected.

    so now, if you're ever quoting something that's important enough to remain in your message (like a wikipage or something off-site that you're using to make a point) when someone replies to you, you can capitalize the quote tags and the quote will be nested in any replies to your message!

    this also means you can insert nested quotes into your messages without it making the parcer mad!

    Should be pretty easy to fix.
    https://github.com/e621ng/e621ng/blob/07020a6295258a158ef2040a36a82d63b89f0779/app/javascript/src/javascripts/comments.js#L123

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    dba afish

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    In response to blip #133740

    Daleport996 said:
    Hmmm, on one hand, nested quotes won't be broken when someone replies and be confusing to those who don't know much about DText. On the other, they will have to be manually deleted if a reply chain gets too long, which someone who doesn't know much about DText probably won't do.

    yeah, but the main utility of it isn't really having nested conversations it's so someone can quote something external like:

    well,

    according to experts:
    A salamander is a wet kind of lizard.

    have it still look and function like a normal quote, but have it be a lot easier for someone to respond to that part directly. because if I'd just used a normal uncapitalized quote box all they'd be able to quote was "well,".

    Daleport996

    Member
    In response to blip #133736

    dba_afish said:

    however, if you capitalize [Quote] and [/Quote] the reply parcer won't catch it but the quote block will still display as expected.

    Hmmm, on one hand, nested quotes won't be broken when someone replies and be confusing to those who don't know much about DText. On the other, they will have to be manually deleted if a reply chain gets too long, which someone who doesn't know much about DText probably won't do.

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    Watsit

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    In response to blip #133737

    Dripen_Arn said:

    dba_afish said:
    new DText tech discovered

    however, if you capitalize [Quote] and [/Quote] the reply parcer won't catch it but the quote block will still display as expected.

    so now, if you're ever quoting something that's important enough to remain in your message (like a wikipage or something off-site that you're using to make a point) when someone replies to you, you can capitalize the quote tags and the quote will be nested in any replies to your message!

    this also means you can insert nested quotes into your messages without it making the parcer mad!

    No Flippin Way Dude!

    Will this get patched? Seems like it can get out of hand.

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    Dripen Arn

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    In response to blip #133736

    dba_afish said:
    new DText tech discovered

    however, if you capitalize [Quote] and [/Quote] the reply parcer won't catch it but the quote block will still display as expected.

    so now, if you're ever quoting something that's important enough to remain in your message (like a wikipage or something off-site that you're using to make a point) when someone replies to you, you can capitalize the quote tags and the quote will be nested in any replies to your message!

    this also means you can insert nested quotes into your messages without it making the parcer mad!

    No Flippin Way Dude!

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    dba afish

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    new DText tech discovered

    normally text within a quote box gets caught and removed by the parcer when you click the reply button.

    however, if you capitalize [Quote] and [/Quote] the reply parcer won't catch it but the quote block will still display as expected.

    so now, if you're ever quoting something that's important enough to remain in your message (like a wikipage or something off-site that you're using to make a point) when someone replies to you, you can capitalize the quote tags and the quote will be nested in any replies to your message!

    this also means you can insert nested quotes into your messages without it making the parcer mad!

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