[00:16:47] yurik: did I trot out the High Fidelity demo for you yet? https://office.wikimedia.org/wiki/User:RobLa/Linden_Lab#High_Fidelity [00:17:36] * yurik looks [00:17:57] oops, sorry, not meant as a public link. still good for yurik though [00:18:56] that article links here: http://www.technologyreview.com/emtech/digital/15/video/watch/philip-rosedale-high-fidelity-gets-virtually-real/ [00:21:00] Here's the company: https://www.highfidelity.io/ I haven't vetted the work, but it appears to be legit Apache-licensed stuff up on github, not "open core" [00:23:57] robla, so basically browser-based 3d toolset? [00:24:52] and its open, and we could in theory integrate it... if we have enough content contributors interested in it ) [00:25:00] I don't know for sure. It's been a while since I looked into it. I did my writeup and watched that video on a day when I was talking to brion about org culture [00:26:15] i'm a bit skeptical about the client-requirement - nowadays its hard to get ppl to install things [00:26:27] than again, could bundle it with mobile app [00:27:01] but interesting! [00:27:22] robla, we ought to get qgil to add this into general discussion at devdays [00:27:33] my mental shorthand for what they're doing is "Skype for virtual worlds". it's heavily peer-to-peer client-based [00:28:31] imagine how many security bugs it has :) [00:28:34] yurik: you keep talking about what "we" ought to do, which seems to be your euphamistic way of saying "robla, *you* ought to ..." [00:28:53] * yurik thinks qgil is tired of various "yuri" requests ) [00:29:26] but if there are others interested in it, he might agree ) [00:29:36] so...you want to borrow some of my political capital because you think you're out? [00:31:50] robla, haven't you studied banking? don't you know that capital should always be invested? :) [00:32:25] otherwise it never brings back the dividends ;) [00:32:34] ahh...so you don't think that I'm investing in anything nearly as important as what _you_ are [00:34:06] lol, fine fine, you win... although if you thought i could borrow some, it meant some of it wasn't invested... and i do hope you have multiple projects, with the important ones already invested in [00:35:05] well, you could build a little political capital by actually doing the work I suggested earlier today. [00:37:02] robla, i looked back in the logs, what are you referring to? [00:37:22] "do you mind if edit in links to relevant RFCs into your proposal on meta?" <-that was a hint [00:38:43] sigh.... robla, some ppl (like myself) do not get hints... everything has to be spelled out :))) [00:39:01] and yes, i have already added some phab ticket [00:39:05] *s [00:39:40] but good point, will do tomorrow. time to catch a few Zzzs [00:40:24] g'night! [00:40:38] * robla is exhausted enough he should be doing that too, soon [08:59:26] html no more https://codein.withgoogle.com/organizations/#wikimedia [08:59:35] andre__: I'm in [09:00:54] Ah, markdown. OMG now they use gdocs for software documentation, even worse than googlecode wikis. https://docs.google.com/document/d/1tmBeOfEqrhHwtXtnm07V2PLFZXUGxz2SLuWsA-uBTT8/pub [09:12:22] Nemo_bis: whoot! Awesome! Welcome! :) [09:19:42] andre__: do we still have a CSV import feature? [09:20:51] annoying that we need to convert our HTML to markdown, but more annoying if there is no cloning/import :) [09:21:36] Nemo_bis, "API for bulk upload": https://developers.google.com/open-source/gci/api [09:22:06] Nemo_bis: also note the nice "Instance Count" field on task creation, for generic/cloneable tasks. Create once, duplicate many times. [09:22:31] Ah. [14:41:35] Hello. Here are bureaucrats test.wiki? [14:43:31] Hello. Here are bureaucrats test.wiki? [15:41:03] [[Tech]]; Gjgjgjghghgh; /* >>@@Norton Antivirus Tech Support l877 237 l992 NORTON Antivirus tech support number NORTON Antivirus technical support phone number Norton tech support phone number */ new section; https://meta.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?diff=14679207&oldid=14663232&rcid=7015287 [15:43:56] [[Tech]]; Bsadowski1; Reverted changes by [[Special:Contributions/Gjgjgjghghgh|Gjgjgjghghgh]] ([[User talk:Gjgjgjghghgh|talk]]) to last version by Glaisher; https://meta.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?diff=14679249&oldid=14679207&rcid=7015293 [18:17:34] ooh, a real API? :D [18:17:53] Could I get a quick test wiki b'crat to look at my request https://test.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Requests#Negative24_.282.29 [18:18:22] Already have sysop just need b'crat now [18:28:03] legoktm: could you take a quick look ^ (sorry for pinging, that's currently blocking me right now) [18:32:08] Negative24: please don't break anything! (if you do, put it back after you're done ;)) [18:32:51] legoktm: understood. thank you [21:40:44] Hi, is there a method by which one articles references can obtained from another in a similar fashion to the ability to include content from one article into another? [21:42:03] e.g. To validate a comparison table, references of anchors within a separate subject page are included as citations for the cell. [21:43:34] so | {cite source="sierra wireless" | name="product-" [21:43:56] please ignore last partial statement [21:46:11] e.g. |+ | {{partial | czech republic}} {{cite source=sierra wireless | name=product_line-ME7330-regional_compatibility-czech_republic}} [21:48:47] then, in the case czech republic changed their carrier frequency to match the rest of europe and the product compatibility and reference would be outdated and removed, the reference would then disappear from the table [21:50:51] the extended benefit would be the article would then be flagged with a broken citation and would prompt the cell to be reviewed for validity [23:21:11] Hi [23:21:19] Anyone here understand parser functions? [23:21:19] hi [23:21:25] Minor annoyance [23:21:49] In doing some stuff with generating external links I have to convert " " to "_" in order to note break the parsing... [23:22:05] Is there a function that does this automaticaly in templates? [23:22:10] *to not [23:22:46] It's some code here : https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Template:Copy_to_Wikimedia_Commons/sandbox [23:23:08] And not having to convert the " " to "_" manually when entering a new name would be useful [23:26:13] ShakespeareFan00: are you putting a page name into a URL? [23:26:21] Yes [23:26:26] ShakespeareFan00: there is {{#urlencode}} or something [23:26:45] Well It's a Wikipedia Page name I.E a file [23:26:48] Which has spaces [23:27:01] which get converted to _ normally [23:27:09] but not in external links it seems [23:27:11] ShakespeareFan00: there's also {{PAGENAMEE}} (in addition to {{PAGENAME}}), which is already encoded [23:27:22] https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Magic_words#URL_encoded_page_names [23:27:32] Feel free to fix up the template:) [23:27:42] and https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Magic_words#URL_data at the bottom [23:28:13] i really don't feel like digging through it to find in which place you need this, and it seems you already know :) [23:29:10] is anyone able to feedback on my question? 21:40 [23:31:05] mattmill30: other than creating templates for every such citation, i don't think it's possible. (i'm not sure if i understand what you have in mind, though) [23:33:13] essentially, if the feature doesn't already exist, I want to propose introducing linked citations, so that citations for secondary pages and sourced from primary pages [23:33:48] which part of my example wasn't clear? [23:36:10] citations for secondary pages are sourced from primary pages*