[00:02:55] <Carmela>	 Heh.
[00:08:22] <MaxSem>	 ugh, 64px seems non-standard
[00:08:32] <MaxSem>	 50 and 80 are much more so
[00:50:26] <Dispenser>	 64 is standard for computer graphics (JPEG blocks are multiples of 8)
[00:50:41] <NativeForeigner>	 does anyone know the standard formatting that wikipedia uses for ipv6 addresses?
[01:24:28] <jayvdb>	 is unusedfiles supposed to include deleted files? https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=69133
[01:47:06] <NativeForeigner>	 jayvdb: I don't think it should, from a practical point of view
[01:54:43] <jayvdb>	 is it a job that that is running slowly, or a bug in mediawiki ?
[04:58:22] <NativeForeigner>	 jayvdb: I'll try and investigate if I have time
[11:57:48] <Merlissimo>	 wikimedia labs central mariadb10 server is down. can anybody help to fix it? marc seems to be alseep
[12:06:19] <andre__>	 Merlissimo: tried in #wikimedia-labs and #wikimedia-operations already?
[12:06:27] <andre__>	 just saying, might also get some attention there
[12:07:53] <Merlissimo>	 andre__: yes, already pinged andrew, marc and sean in -labs, but they all are marked away
[15:08:44] <jeblad>	 .
[16:35:06] <no_gravity>	 Hello! Im wonder if there is an API call that will return the page for say "douglas hofstadter" in one go. Without having to follow redirects for different case.
[16:36:39] <no_gravity>	 Currently I do it like this: http://en.wikipedia.org/w/api.php?action=parse&page=douglas+hofstadter
[16:36:44] <no_gravity>	 Which gives me some weird text. That I would have to parse and then follow the link to the uppercase version.
[16:36:51] <no_gravity>	 I wonder if there is an easier way.
[19:54:16] <odder>	 YuviPanda: https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=64078 should be closed?