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@minti Replied XP
Tuesday, 11-Sep-12 22:12:52 UTC from web-
@marshy Man, I need to find a way to rig notifications for DMs xD
Tuesday, 11-Sep-12 22:14:30 UTC from web-
@minti That be fantastic.
Tuesday, 11-Sep-12 22:15:45 UTC from web -
@minti HTML5 notifications
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@omni +1 to api calls made every refresh (right now it's like 4 x.x)
Tuesday, 11-Sep-12 22:18:07 UTC from web-
@minti I see no reason why you would call the notification code if there is nothing new?
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@omni And how does one find out if there's something new? :J
Tuesday, 11-Sep-12 22:19:54 UTC from web -
@omni I'd still have to check for DMs. xD
Tuesday, 11-Sep-12 22:19:59 UTC from web-
@minti DMs don't happen often, in general, it seems fine to me to check every 10 refreshes or so instead (especially if someone is not on the DM page)
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@omni Hm. I could make it check every minute or so. There's a 2nd problem though, because I'm using the API I'd have to auth the user and EVERYONE hated that idea. XD
Tuesday, 11-Sep-12 22:24:05 UTC from web-
@minti What is the issue with authing?
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@omni "I DON'T WANNA GIVE MY PASSWORD TO A RANDOM SCRIPT QQQQQQQQQ"
Tuesday, 11-Sep-12 22:26:51 UTC from web-
@minti IT IS OPEN SOURCE, DAMMIT, WHY WON'T PEOPLE READ THE SOURCE? They could just see it's not evil... (brb checking source to see if it really isn't)
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@omni Cause people can't read code. People are like "OMG IT ASKS FOR MY USERNAME AND PASSWORD EVEN THOUGH IT W ORKS WITHOUT IT SCAM SCAM SCAM" although I'm over-reacting a bit. xD http://rainbowdash.net/notice/934797
Tuesday, 11-Sep-12 22:31:03 UTC from web -
@omni Most people /can't/ read the source. This is a huge stumbling block for open source in general. It is an advantage that 90% of people will literally never be able to utilise.
Tuesday, 11-Sep-12 22:31:16 UTC from web-
@ceruleanspark I vote for high school education in common programming and markup languages. "What's your next course?" "PHP..." Actually, let's not...
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@omni Imagine a football jock taking a programming course.
Tuesday, 11-Sep-12 22:35:32 UTC from web-
@minti lolvisualbasic
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@omni "I DON'T GET THIS STUPID COMPUTERY STUFF, WHAT THE HELL IS A BUTTON"
Tuesday, 11-Sep-12 22:36:55 UTC from web-
@minti the green one http://ur1.ca/a7bim
Tuesday, 11-Sep-12 22:37:48 UTC from web-
@mushi THATS A BUTTON, NOT THE STUPID SQUARE THING ON MY SCREEN AAAAAAAAAAAAA
Tuesday, 11-Sep-12 22:38:15 UTC from web-
@minti I KNOW! Use SCIENCE!!!!
Tuesday, 11-Sep-12 22:38:46 UTC from web -
@minti A UTTON IS ALWAYS A BUTTON
Tuesday, 11-Sep-12 22:39:45 UTC from web
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@minti I can already see the guys who suck at gym class but good at this be mean to him. Yay, role reversal (I hate football jocks)
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@omni Even then, it doesn't mean the code is intelligible, or well documented. Look at statusnet! Their API docs consist of "Look at twitters API docs, it's kind of like that, but twitters API has changed so you'll have to figure out which parts have changed and which haven't"
Tuesday, 11-Sep-12 22:36:43 UTC from web-
@ceruleanspark Lol, I've tried to make my script self-documenting. It didn't work.
Tuesday, 11-Sep-12 22:37:33 UTC from web-
@minti No complex code is self documenting. It's just the nature of the problem.
Tuesday, 11-Sep-12 22:38:23 UTC from web-
@ceruleanspark It still can be. It doesn't help that it's all in 1 file and I had to do a few hacks to get it to cooperate with StatusNet though. :(
Tuesday, 11-Sep-12 22:39:10 UTC from web-
@minti Code isn't self documenting if you document it yourself. Then it's just documented.
Tuesday, 11-Sep-12 22:40:27 UTC from web-
@ceruleanspark Yeah. xD Self documenting code has everything named based on what it does and is easily scannable (read: simple/modular). You can have the 2nd one with just 1 file x.x
Tuesday, 11-Sep-12 22:41:59 UTC from web
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@minti That stuff is easy. Just write a script which appends "//this does stuff" to each line of code.
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@omni I vote for it. As long as I get to learn java again and not be stuck with *shudder* VB.
Tuesday, 11-Sep-12 22:36:48 UTC from web -
@omni I'm taking a class in Java this year and also had one for HTML last year, does that count? :c
Tuesday, 11-Sep-12 22:41:50 UTC from web-
@redenchilada EW JAVA
Tuesday, 11-Sep-12 22:42:18 UTC from web-
@minti die in a hole ppls
Tuesday, 11-Sep-12 22:42:54 UTC from web-
@redenchilada Who are these hole peoples. Red, have you made contact with an alien race again?
Tuesday, 11-Sep-12 22:43:48 UTC from web
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@omni @minti http://rainbowdash.net/conversation/207065#notice-935550 Wrong link xD
Tuesday, 11-Sep-12 22:31:36 UTC from web
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@minti What are you doing that many for?
Tuesday, 11-Sep-12 22:19:15 UTC from web-
@redenchilada One for timeline, one for in-context link, and one for any attachments. Okay, 3 w.e. xD
Tuesday, 11-Sep-12 22:19:38 UTC from web-
@minti You can't merge the first two?
Tuesday, 11-Sep-12 22:20:13 UTC from web-
@redenchilada Nope. If I use the ATOM API purely, I'd still have to call for attachment info (on top of the current attachment API call which is for embed info.)
Tuesday, 11-Sep-12 22:22:27 UTC from web
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