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« on: August 02, 2013, 02:28:07 pm »
well, they are send anyways to the db because they are stored (duh).
But yeah, i /could/ write a bot that hooks up with the db but idk how much cpu it would nom
It would be so much easier if you just had a node bot acting like a server that sent the post notifications to IRC whenever a call was made by Omnimaga to it. The posting function that stores the data to the database would also make a quick call to the post bot, thus causing push notifications 
902
« on: August 02, 2013, 01:43:43 pm »
Also from what I recall, Opera is supposedly the browser that follows web standards more strictly than others. However, this can cause many things that works in Chrome and Firefox (since they're more lax) to not work in Opera, and web developers don't bother making their sites compatible because Opera's market share is too small (about 1%).
god no, Opera doesn't follow standards better then everybody else. It's still far behind Chrome and Fx.
903
« on: August 02, 2013, 09:51:26 am »
What we need is a browser that is stable (which isn't Firefox's case), has a classic menu bar or a widget to add one (which isn't Chrome/Opera 15 case), supports web standards properly (which isn't IE case), loads page fast (which isn't IE/Safari case). >.<
I have no idea why you think Firefox isn't stable. I run the nightly builds (which should be the least stable) and I have no issues with it whatsoever. The only time it crashes is when I do something bad with a script.
904
« on: August 01, 2013, 04:43:59 pm »
Opera 15 is still in beta, so they will probably bring all the old features back. I don't want to support presto officially because it is going away and it would require a lot of extra work. I don't want to officially support Trident because... well it's IE, so eww. I'll make an unofficial compatibility plugin to try to address issues for everybody, but I wont guarantee that it will work.
905
« on: August 01, 2013, 04:36:20 pm »
Looks very nice. It still has the Opera bug causing the text area (where you type) to be very small to the right, though.
Opera is the bug actually. I'm not going to officially support presto or trident (Old opera or IE). When opera finally switches to webkit you'll be fine (or as fine as webkit can get)
906
« on: August 01, 2013, 03:59:02 pm »
You mean #omnimaga #omnimaga-fr and #irp. It's not really a bug, it's called the tabs will only go so large. In the one you are looking at, Eiyeron has beeing doing his ownn css
that has changed how it handles a little. I will not have them dynamically size to channel names without limit in case someone wants to join a channel with a name that is larger then the screen, which would play havoc with the tab scrolling.
907
« on: August 01, 2013, 03:21:48 pm »
Eiyeron is working on a Omnimaga based theme for OIRC3. A live copy of it is located here
908
« on: August 01, 2013, 03:20:45 pm »
Can't connect to the server.
909
« on: July 29, 2013, 06:32:10 pm »
Just had a nice little session on the OIRC3 demo on which we uncovered some bugs and figured out a few nice features. Remember the demo is still very bare-bones.
910
« on: July 28, 2013, 01:14:29 am »
I always found it weird that you ran it but had no privileges on Omni (such as admin or the same level of FTP access as Geekboy or such other member) 
Also didn't DoorsCS notify of HCWP on Wednesday nights?
I don't think we should let other people have the same power as Geekboy.... He could kill Omnimaga if he wanted to. Sorunome does have access to the server and we actually don't use FTP to work with it.
911
« on: July 27, 2013, 02:51:10 pm »
*Should contain relevant content:
We are primarily a programming/tech oriented website that also has some music creation. That would be what is relevant to Omni. However, I would say things relevant to your interests are ok as well as long as you don't go overboard with it. If you like MLP or Minecraft or whatever, I think a small nod to them in your sig would be fine.
Does nobody read the word request in the post? I even bolded it. Relevant content is not a rule it is a request. Size: 800x200
This isn't too bad, but could perhaps be a slight bit taller.
Actually the current thought is to make it smaller. That size is almost the size of a post with very little content. If the signature takes up that much space then too much of the topic is filled with excess and people have to sift through to get to the actual content. Albeit it is not as bad as before, but it is still going to be a bit much. Animated gif frame limit 15:
Not really sure as I don't use animated gifs that much. Might be a bit low? *The gif in Hayleia's sig is an example of a gif that I think is fine, but likely contains more than 15 frames.
We are thinking about not allowing GIF's in signatures. The reasoning isn't about load times its about some browsers having a lot of trouble with rendering lots of GIF's at once.
912
« on: July 26, 2013, 03:37:40 pm »
By relevant content, does it means that anything such as MLP, Youtube and Facebook links will no longer be allowed at all or is it just some sort of recommendation? Some links in my sig leads to various music places of mine and some members might have personal sites like juju with julosoft. That is a request not a rule. Use your own discretion as to what is relevant or not.
As for Spoiler I didn't mind 1 spoiler but the issue is that they are used to circumvent the overly large signature height that would result otherwise. Also, another issue is that some spoilers actually took more space than their content, eg stuff like this:
THE GAME
Compared to the much larger
There should be a rule on large avatars as well, though, because when someone converts the entire rickroll video (or that old classic Flash animation showing a stick guy having a rage fit) in GIF then use it as his avatar, some members use 10% of their monthly bandwidth just by loading it.
There is an unwritten rule about the avatars. That is also part of proper netiquette.
913
« on: July 26, 2013, 03:23:24 pm »
In light of how ridiculously large some peoples signatures are becoming the admins have decided to start enforcing limits on the size and content of a signature. - Signatures will not be larger then 800x200 pixels in size.
- They will not have animated images of over 15 frames
- Animated images must not be too "loud"
- Signatures will not contain spoiler tags
We would also like to request that people only have relevant content in their signatures. The list is not formally in the rules yet, but we will be enforcing them as such. A more definite version of the rules will be added to the rules page soon.
914
« on: July 26, 2013, 12:24:43 pm »
I would say stave off on cleaning up your sigs until we (the admins) announce something about it.
915
« on: July 26, 2013, 12:00:23 pm »
Look at the browser, and at the console.
It's starting to work.
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