User talk:Lar/Archive 4

2350:"Here in Knowledge, there are hundreds of wikipedians whose work and efforts go un-appreciated. One occasionally comes across editors who have thousands of good edits, but because they may not get around as much as others, their contributions and hard work often go un-noticed. Sadly, these editors often leave the project. As Esperanzians, we can help to make people feel appreciated, be it by some kind words or the awarding of a Barnstar. A project the size of Knowledge has thousands of editors, so there are plenty of people out there who deserve recognition, one just has to find them. The object of this program is not to flood editors with Barnstars, but to seek out people who deserve them, and make them feel appreciated." 1123:

long state highway segments, for, after all, what can be said about one highschool typically can be said about another, yet we have thousands. I think every one of your languages listed should be kept, but I will probably only vote keep/merge on the ones I think most important, rather than all. Hope that helps explain things... I won't go so far as to say you're wrong in your campaign, but I do think you're misguided, as these are important, at least to me they are. (Again, I admit bias, I work for IBM, I program (partly, mostly what I do nowadays is architect) for a living, I have forgotten more languages than most people know, and I am web-friends with David MM, since we share an interest in

4319:(localhost is just another name for "this machine" which usually also has the IP address of 127.0.0.1 when it is talking to itself, whatever IP address it has for real on whatever networks it is on...) Did you change listen 80 to listen 127.0.0.1:80? If you did, try changing it back. The listen with 127... on it means it only listens to itself, not to any connection request from any other IP address. listen 80 says listen on port 80 for ANYBODY that can try to connect. Your computer may still have firewall settings, you'd need to open port 80 for incoming traffic. (I just told you about all I know about that!, there is more documentation at the Apache site) 1242:

warrant inclusion for other reasons, then the language deserves a mention at the author's page as well. (with a redirect from the language name page to the esoteric lang page, or if on both, a disambig page left behind at the lang name page to both places) NOTE: A few languages that pass the above tests are not themselvess not enough to confer notability on an author, more than that is needed... Does that fly? I'm not opposed to merging. Just deletion outright. The sticking point is getting the info to stay on the esoteric lang page though, if the deletionists come in and start deleting, I would want to recreate the articles.

3813:. My first list had a few false positives, everything else got tagged with that template. (End result: well over 500 articles). I'm more than happy to send you the list but since my definitive list is simply articles that use that template it would be better to create your own up-to-date version if you need it. (Build the list in AWB from the category or whatlinkshere - inclusions only, then save it to file. You get a wiki-friendly #-numbered list, one per line. Easily converted to tables in a text editor). -- 3579:, and there is no need to merge anything, since it will cause confusion. There is a fine a disambiguation page for the word Hammer on which few manufacturing meanings are listed. In manufacturing you've got hammermill, tilt hammer, trip hammer, steam hammer, air hammer, etc, etc, and these might be added. Run the idea past Noisy and see what he thinks. Get back to me if you start it and I will see what I can add. Kind regards. 1168:? Absolutely, 100%. Is Knowledge the place? For those which had some impact and which have adequate verifiable sources, yes, for the others, short of a mention, no. Don't ask me which are "yes" and which are "no" just yet as I wouldn't know where to start... it's the most detailed and involved AFD I've ever seen (and perhaps he shouldn't launch it today, right, as it might be considered a joke :)) If any of them 3615:

loosely held vertically in a frame in which the beams could slide up and down. They were lifted by cams on a horizontal rotating shaft. As the cam left the beam it fell onto the material being processed, then picked up again at the next pass of the cam. They were in use from the Renaissance onwards, but were superceded in the 2nd half of the C19 by more efficient methods of processing. Hope this helps.

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people look for HERE don't have the info, and unless there is a lot of verbiage encouraging people to go look on the other wiki, how does the random seeker of information know to go look? I have seen people try to make pointers to other wikis more prominent, which then get shot down as "linkspam". Does esolang have an article here? If it did, would it survive AfD?

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chances are it will be plastered all over the web because so many (most?) universities and colleges post syllabi (?) and lecture notes on the web these days. If it inspired other languages or was an important milestone it'll be mentioned in a thousand blogs. Do I think these languages should all be recorded for posterity

1446:. I’m proud to inform you that it passed 75 support to 1 oppose to 2 neutral. I promise to make some great edits in the future (with edit summaries!) and use these powers to do all that I can to help. After all, that’s what I’m here for! (You didn’t think I could send a thank you note without a bad joke, could I?) -- 4331:

we have a service offering to help your company deploy stuff, drop me an email via the mail link. But I'm not trying to sell you!!! just sayin' ... there are many companies that would be happy to help you with that. That includes the configuring acecss control and suchlike you refer to. Hope that helps...

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I DO know that if you resolve the ports/configs issue you won't need a big massive machine to run a small wiki on, something running Win XP should be fine. SURE, bigger and faster machines mean faster performance, but cheap is good when you are trying to get started. It will have to be on the network

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I am probably not the right guy to be of much help. I know it exists and that others have used it, but haven't yet myself!!! I seem to recall from skimming the docs that it's configured out of the box to only work on the machine you put it on. The docs seem to give some discussion on how to configure

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Can you point out any specific pics? I'm a bit busy right now (graduating in Waterloo and all...). But, I'm planning to be in Houghton this summer, and spending a lot of my time wandering around the Keweenaw and taking photos. I could probably provide a ton of pics for Copper Country-related articles

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Beta Pi 50th reunion (in 1998 I think)... I was aware there was a new CS building going in, and that Fisher was going to get trashed out though, I get the alumni propaganda sent. I live in the GR area so it's not out of reach to go there, just a time factor. I look forward to any other info you might

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On Redridge: Clarence Monette has written literally hundreds of local history booklets which are published and available all over the Keweenaw. I own one on Redridge and the dam, but it's packed away (I'm moving in a few weeks). Once I find it again, I can probably provide a LOT more factual data and

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Whoops, reading too fast! I am under a lot of self imposed internal pressure to get that darn thing done (because the Knowledge 1.0 project is going to be asking lots of projects to do this classification thing and if I don't get it done soon they all will do it by hand, waste of effort!!!!) and it's

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In the end, in the long term view, I want categories, because the long term users of this tool won't know what their articles are as well as they would their categories. But I should code the tool to take articles OR categories as input (right now it takes lists of categories or a reference to a page

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I recognize that this user page belongs to the Knowledge project and not to me personally. As such, I recognize that I am expected to respectfully abide by community standards as to the presentation and content of this page, and that if I do not like these guidelines, I am welcome either to engage in

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Corporate: Well... you could tell your IT guys that IBM, for example, has 20,000 wiki users internally. (I work for IBM so I just did a quick query on that...). Once you demostrate value with your departmental level stuff it should be an easy sell... If you want me to ask around within IBM to see if

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thanks for the reply! I was fooled by the article because when I saw it, it was blank except for the link, the person who added the link had blanked the content, and I forgot to check the history... Do you know where I can find more info about stamp mills? I'm thinking that maybe a stamp mill is not

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Are you unblocked now? Good... That was rather a naff block! I like white, if you see the real boxen on my user page, most of the wikipedia related ones are all the same muted scheme, all white with a thin blue outline... (cribbed from Essjay, by the way). But it's not really a necessary thing! I'm

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I gave what I thought were sufficient, if terse reasons. But I'm glad you asked... For starters, I think estoteric programming languages are in general far more notable than their google rankings would indicate. I had a comparative languages class a long time ago and it's a side interest of mine and

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You can achieve this effect with transclusion. Create a separate article "aaa" (which is the one you want to appear in more than one place. In both AAAAA and BBBBB, at the spot you want it, say {{aaa}} which will include it. Assuming "aaa" is in article space that's all you need to say. (if it were

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talk for now. First, always glad to meet a fellow Tech alum -- don't suppose you've seen the campus in the last few years? As a CS major, you'd be interested in the massive new CS building, and the pending total gutting of Fisher. Incidentally, I'm a BMath 2004, and probably returning for some grad

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Verifiability (and the more verifiable something is the more likely we are to get a high quality article). I agree with you in most part that Google isn't always the best indicator, but in areas of IT it's a pretty good one. For instance, if an esoteric language is used in teaching programming, the

3770:...I daresay this isn't all of them, I probably have a few false positives, and a few will be redirects, but by surfing most of the Beatles category tree with AWB I have a list of 569 unique articles. Swoon. (List can be made available either as a text file or a wiki article should you need it). -- 1857:

Right - got it! It just struck me that I don't even know what country you're from Lar! But here in the UK, the clocks have already gone forward. My girlfriend (who lives in the USA) has just informed me that the clocks go forward there at a later date for some reason! I think they go forward there

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for having articles about every esoteric language (or, if merged together, articles about classes of languages, or articles about language inventors and their languages?) and I think the answer is an emphatic yes. Esoteric languages are far more intellectually important than high schools or 5 mile

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Stamp mills were use in early paper making for preparing the paper-stuff, before the invention of the Hollander. They were used in mining for breaking ore, in oil-seed processing for pressing the oil from the milled seeds. They comprised a set heavy wooden beams with a metal facing on the bottom,

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I'm not convinced there are NO exceptions either. My suggestion would be to queue them up for changing but spend the few seconds to read the context and downcheck the change if it doesn't make sense. Where's this new category explained, I think I'm missing something! (Also, could all the Beatles'

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Yes that is EXCATLY what I mean, thank you. Wait, if you think that I want the Extra Space deleted, say in all the current articles, I believe that might be a too big of a task to do, but if the program could be programed so that it NO LONGER, I stress NO LONGER CREATES, or INCULDES white space,

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might be a way, or class Hidden structure. I'll look into it if you haven't sussed it, but it may be a while. Right now I am grabbing page HTML so I can do some coding while in the car tomorrow and Monday (without needing to be connected to the internet to fetch pages... my generator now uses the

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page, with enough info about it (characteristics, the info in R. Koot's chart, the external site link, etc.) for an interested party to determine if following the link to the external site is warranted or not based on why they are researching esoteric languages. If the author is notable enough to

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Alright, I have written a (hopefully clearer) set of reasons why most of these articles shouldn't be included in Knowledge. Would you care trying to debunk some of my concerns, especially those about verifiability and the fact that the value that a Knowledge article adds for someone interested in

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and I started reading his comic well before I started contributing here. (in fact he was mentioning here there well before I started contributing here). Does that bias me? Perhaps. Or perhaps it makes me more fit to judge what's important about esoteric languanges than some of the lay people that

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It's high time you were nominated for adminship. You need to come up with some real good excuses real fast why I shouldn't nominate you if you want to get out of it this time. I would, however, prefer that you just say you'll accept. I have oodles of confidence in your abilities, if you need any

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This should all be refactored somewhere else, but since I don't quite know where... (I grant explicit (if unneeded, it's a wiki!) permssion for someone else to do so if they know where, just leave a note here) One of the issues I have with shunting things off to other wikis is that the articles

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Well, one is if there's a possessive on the end, no? ("we went round to the Beatles' houses to see if they would give us their grass clippings") Other than that there are not many, I don't think. I suspect you can spot them. And if you change a few too many? It's a wiki. Someone will fix them.

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Hi, could you maybe expand a bit on why you believe this article should be kept (when I list it for deletion)? The reason why I'm not putting it on AfD yet is because I want several people to give good reasons to keep/delete certain articles, instead just voting Keep/Delete. Cheers,

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something else shiny distracted me and off I flitted. I may come back to it but so far I was not able to get ANYTHING in my monobook.js to work. So it's not Lupins code, it's something else I am doing wrong there. Try a small mod first so you know you can make changes that show up?

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for an example usage (which is wrong, since it should go on the talk...). It was faster to do it than to whinge about not having time, silly me. ANY word can go there in the first arg, not just "category" so if we wanted to mark templates as part of the project, we could. Just say

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table text on the Categories page to get the categories to work on) and SUPPOSED to be writing up something for work... hahaha, so don't want to start hacking it now.... basically you want to emit some text if a parm is present and something else if it is not? Take a look at

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in USERspace, for example a subpage of your user page, you'd say {{User:MikeShelton/aaa}}. See the source for my user page. It includes a subpage "Babel". Hope that helps. Note that the formal help pages of this wiki have way more info on this than I just gave you.

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Sorry, I was trying to be too obscure... I was referring to a different editor in that last bit. Aren't you mentoring an editor that was banned? I can't seem to find what I saw now... Maybe it's all in the past too, I dunno. Maybe I'm thinking of someone else?

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get deleted keep a note of which or remind me, and if I ever get off my lazy arse and launch a wiki of my own they could be moved over (another of my domain names is the quite wonderful parody name slashwot.com, where I planned to put a full-on IT wiki :-) ).

3994:. I'd appreciate any feedback or bug notes on this new version. So far it tentatively handles ref labels and I will be adding multiple ref support soon. Once I think it's good enough it's going to overwrite wikirefs.pl and become the main version. -- 4272:- now that I have a USB wiki, I think the next step is a stand-alone PC wiki. Can I do this without using a server OS? For example, could I just set a PC on our network and set up MediaWiki, Apache, etc... and then email the link to my office mates? 1947:. Thank you for your kind comments, I am very humbled by your vote of support. Please let me know if at any stage you require assistance, or if you have comments on how I am doing as an administrator. Once again thank you and with kind regards 2942:

Of course I check my edits with AWB before saving them, but I need to have some idea of what I'm checking for! :) I'll see how it goes, if it proves too difficult I'll abandon that part of the AWB process and it can be done in another run.

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except red not light blue) and red with beige interior, and an 86 2 door hatch... all 5 speeds. Not bad little cars except not very reliable. A Google search for images came up dry of ones that might be fair-useable except maybe this one:

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The "other wiki" thing was just my ramblings. Of course we should aim here to be broad in scope, but within our policies of verifiablity and with a measure of good sense. (Suitably vague as I haven't researched these languages yet :))

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Doesn't bother me. I'm pretty pleased actually, another high quality editor has come along and started working on KLF related articles. We have most of the important articles blue now and some really nice content (of which

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Here's a trial guideline. If the language can be executed (has an interpreter or compiler) and at least one person other than the author has created a program for it, it deserves at least a mention at the (hypothetical)

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which I am in the process of adding!!!! One has a great interior view... I could not have done it without you man, your nugget to get the article started was brilliant. Since you're a technologist, check out

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I've given that user a final warning regarding spam. If you see him at it again please let me know and I'll block him. He's had enough warnings now and he's clearly here solely to promote his website. --

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Could you leave your yay/nay/comments at the above URL as soon as possible please Lar? We've had a few solo songs destubbed so I'd like to be clear what our policy is before I go changing the template.

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Hey, they're not jokes, and nope, I'm not going for revenge, I just figured its easier to give one question set all at once and not scare the candidate with 50 million little questions coming up :) --

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Thank you very much for your advice to use "Wiki on a stick". I have now sucessfully created a wiki on a 64 meg USB drive. I wonder if you would be kind enough to continue anwering questions for me?

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Search for "Listen 80" and change it to "Listen 127.0.0.1:80" - this restricts access to the local computer. You will also see the local computer called the "localhost" in some of these instructions.

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Yes, looking at it now. I can probably do it too, looking at the instructions... so if you haven't started yet let me know. It's nearly bedtime and I'm not especially busy unlike your good self :) --

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was built in 1905 and supplied water to at least 2 stamp mills. The tailings were dumped in the lake... only to be dredged up later so that chemical extraction could get the rest of the copper out!

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I think one of the Head Honchos should get on their case pretty sharpish Lar, I asked them politely to link back to Wiki, but it looks like they are just pinching all our football articles. Cheers,

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and it works well ! (I think you can try the editing tools I've put, you should see they work well). So it's a matter of convenience between Lupin's code and non-wikipedian wikis in my opinion... --

2137:? I'm more excited by the latter, as it's harder to get a niche band onto the front page I would have thought :-) But, of course, it would have to be one of the KLF articles I didn't write! :P -- 1203:, an ideal place for LEGO related info too detailed for here, does not have an article, and would not survive AfD in my view if it did, based on Alexa ranking. So I guess I don't quite buy it... 2653:- I wonder how you came across that user? If you see him around, give him a hand - he's still learning how to wikify articles and such at the moment, and is steadily improving his skills. -- 1411:

OK, see if you like it better now. I put the pic and the text in a table (tables are the cure for everything!)... it seems to resize okish ahtough it no longer left wraps below the image...

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only had one color pic but the HAER source may have a lot more. If you have a pic of the old stamp sand dredge in Lake Linden that might be good! No worries. This encyclopedia will be done

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It's always great to see someone turn up, isn't it?... holiday is so so. I actually have been working on the classification tables a bit and making some progress... it's slow going though.

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OK, NOW it's sorted. Plus I added it to a lot of categories (may have missed some) and the portal talk (changed it there) After I finished I realised it probably would be faster to use

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Gay bar a lot more often. I went nosing around in your piccie directories, you have some other good ones that WP/Commons could definitely benefit from if you were so inclined. Cheers.

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Apparently Cyde (who wrote the boxen generator) DID get blocked, at least for a while... which is too bad really! I think I'm going to write an essay on the virtues of "lightening up"

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received on my talk page. Thank you very much - it really means a lot to me. I was out for the last few days, but I do hope something good comes out of it. See you around the Wiki! --

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so that if it were to received a piped argument "category" it would change the word "article" to category? I.e. so that the same template could be plonked onto Category Talk pages. --

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Put it on a page somewhere, mate... I can use it to check my work. If you tableise it, I will like you better. Not that I don't like you anyway, but the || are just easy to parse.

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though, there's not much the tool needs to do to produce a table of articles with classification. Maybe we're not on the same wavelenght about what this tool is intended to do.

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Lol, I know that mate, but if I don't understand what the exceptions are may as well have a monkey do the job! (and some would say that's exactly what you're gonna get). --

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Only some, as some were on Apple (technically Parlophone but wth!) and I daresay there may be a few US only singles, oddities, etc. The Parlophone category is explained on

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that has a category table... for now though I want categories and not articles because I haven't coded the part to take articles instead of categories. If I had a list of

2939:. Categorising singles by label is something only I have done so far, but it makes the same level of sense to me as categorising albums by label which is already standard. 2830:) and working on my perl code. The merging existing classification tables is harder than I thought it would be but I plan to crack it before going live... What about you? 76:. Please do not comment here, use my current talk page for that, thanks. It is part of a series of archives, see the box at right for the list and to navigate to others. 4358:

Lar, thanks again. Your information is wonderful, and helping a lot. I have another question: Putting the old cliche' "there are no stupid questions ..." to the test.

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Ya eejit! I fell for it, thought maybe you'd corrected my formatting of the bullet points next to the image at the top of my user page but no... :-) Now I mention it,

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more material there (I.E. forgot to check the history of the article)... thinking that was IT for content.) I'm glad you reverted it or I would not have realised.

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for example (of many templates) to see how they handle parm absence/presence there... And why are you asking ME? I don't know very much compared to some people.

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That one had somehow escaped my watchlist (despite me creating it). Thanks for the reminder. Looks like Mr Starkey is missing a "singles" category too, sigh. --

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address, mate? I'll get you that straight away. I'm back at home, but on holiday for today... start up again tomorrow. Just sitting around listing things on

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be able to contribute. We used to go Copper Country Cruising to the dam and the old abandoned stamp mill sites (although I confess, we probably went to the

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Welcome to the second issue of the new format Esperanza Newsletter - we hope you still like it! This week, it was delivered diligently by our new dogsbody.

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I'm a bit confused about the last part of your post...As far as I'm aware of, only you and Cambridge know about Merlinus - he's a pretty quiet editor. --

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http://maps.google.com/maps?f=q&hl=en&q=300+washington+boulevard,+newport+news,+VA&ll=37.165036,-76.575587&spn=0.003005,0.005246&t=h

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No worries, mate... we actually had 3 of the darn things in the family at one point, 2 85 convertibles, white with red interior (like this one:

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There may be one or two in there that are redundant, but not really too long I guess. I thought 38 was definitely over the top though! See

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it so it's reachable from other machines. You may have better luck asking questions of the folks that frequent the page I pointed you at:

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That helps a lot. WOW! I'm going to lift that text if you don't mind because I now think, since a stamp mill is not a hammer mill, a

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No worries. I'll go you one better, I posted a plea on another user's page for more material for that article without realising there

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presently the way things are done, I don't want readers to not be able to find Macca's singles. (In my other big project I've created

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I confess I don't quite get the singles vs songs thing... why there even needs to be two categories. but it seems the norm so.. ok.

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as before and, also as before, an previous leadership member can run. Please submit your name for voting in the relevant section of

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You couldn't lend me twenty quid could you? :-) How was the holiday? You're back now (or off somewhere else for work) I take it? --

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Nod. Saw that. I probably would have tried again with the gentle persuasion (being a bit more lenient) but you're probably right.

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insurance). Considering that another friend nearly died in one I decided it must be an unlucky car so I didn't buy another :) --

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I did not check, I am not very good at searching Commons for stuff... however I just found two pix in the Library of Congress:

3408:) I don't want my talk page deleted, but thanks for the thought just the same. And NO, I am NOT a deletionist. (for proof, see 3364: 3219: 2823: 2782:

Man I'm senile!!!! So much for vacations clearing the brain. Well anyway Steve, if there's anything I can do, please just ask.

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song.. but I was wondering if I was going a bit crazy, or has the time stamps in Wiki not taken account of the change yet..? --

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I suggest adding links to the esolang wiki, dmm's home page, sean heber's home page, etc. to the external links section of the

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I live in the US at UTC +5... although I'm an anglophile so I let my idioms run toward how you lot talk a bit... As for what

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I have managed to fix it! Please see the tech page for reasons. (One of my first Tech supports sucessfully completed :D)

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and firewalls and suchlike will have to be configured to let others get there (which I think is where you're stuck...).

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Can I do this and maintain the link to aaa? So that if aaa was edited in AAAAA, then the edits would show up in BBBBB?

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Please leave one if you'd like more clarification on this issue. You could also contact me iooiioioo@hotmail.com .

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aims at identifying users who are stressed, alerting the community of thier stress and works in tandem with the

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Sorry about that. On a quick fly-by I only saw the deletion, and didn't realise it was a mucked up addition.

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I meant trying to read the sentence where you found "the Beatles" to see if it should be capitalised or not...

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Heh, thanks for the boxfoolery. I was fond of that gag; was hoping someone else would hit my page with it. ;-)

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Well whaddya know?! The Alliance is an Americanised Renault 9 which is a Renault 11 with a boot. Fancy that! --

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tonight if I'm not mistaken. I've no idea what UTC is tbh.. Universal Time .. something..? Cheers anyway :) --

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Hello Lar, how are you? Thanks for your support in my RFA. The final vote count was (88/3/1), so I am now an

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Lar- A hearty and sincere thank you for your contribution to the discussion on merging the Alliance article.

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Pretty rocking... I got another article up there recently too... don't worry, you'll get more soon enough.

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I've actually heard of this one and many of the others, although not all. To put my cards on the table, I'm

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I'll let you know of any... believe it or not my primary focus on WP is elsewhere (Bridges, esp. those of

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Turbo and it went like the clappers! Actually I had two, and both of them got written off by other people

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It's not too late to add a switch in there to change color schemes, what exactly did you have in mind? --

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may not be 100% seeing eye to eye at the moment on your mentorship attempts, anything I can do to help?

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Do you think my new set is a little long, 14 questions are a few but its nothing in comparision to the

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or nominate articles, images, and redirects for speedy deletion" - that'll in come handy Lar! hehe. --

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which change? I don't know much about it, but I think time is driven by your preferences? Check here:

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Not yet. Soon. Probably tomorrow nite. It's bedtime for me soon tonite (just got to DTW from GRR)...

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http://www.webmycar.com/zonecar/webacarphoto.nsf/CF33235ED2CFDCB3C1256F55006A0410/$ FILE/alliance.JPG

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and the two (of 3 US examples) I have done, and let me know where I need to improve! Thanks again...

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Thanks for you answer. Things work on my monobook. I've also tried tried to create simple things on

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copper mining/refining into the 1920s or later??? (according to my dim memory of what I learned at

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qif is definitely the better way to do it. Heck, I think I'll just fix it. I know what to do now.

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Say I have a wiki article AAAAA. Article AAAAA includes section aa, section aaa, and section aaaa.

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when viewing discussion. If they feel that consensus has been reached, they will act accordingly.

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Let's talk about it via email but I have several excuses... drop me a line? Or I'll just IM you.

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I've never seen a Panderichthys vote, but I'm not surprised you had something to do with it. ;)

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Well you seem to know a lot about these things. I'll look at the example you've given. Cheers! --

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For some reason, I want to include section aaa of article AAAAA in article BBBBB as section bbb.

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No worries. If it gets used by the Knowledge 1.0 project it'll all be worth it! I'm working on

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fix it? Lol, good job, I had a laugh at that and glad to see you didn't get blocked. (!) --

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is excellent. Keep up the good work. Have you checked Commons to see if there are any Pix?

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article, that should allow people to find the stuff possible even easier than it is now. —

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reasonable discussion about it, to publish my material elsewhere, or to leave the project.

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Apache config Step 4 in the instructions there seems to get at what you're asking about

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Hi Lar. I'm planning an AWB run shortly to put the relevant Beatles' singles into a new

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has been deemed fine. All Advisory Council members and the Admin Gen are to endevour to

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for my first wikirelated perl project... still lots to do but it's coming along nicely.

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Where did I mention your tool mate? I simply asked if you want a list of articles :) --

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You DO realise I'm just having fun, right? I think your questions are fine... Cheers!

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in to Parlophone singles, instead of editing each one?? or do only some go in there?)

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You have already been so helpful, any more advice you provide would be appreciated.

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is fine as it is. Its a completely different machine to the one I was describing to

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Your page got vandalised in a lot of different ways (so far) today! I like this one

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er, not QUITE sorted, I broke the articles. I am going to fix it right now though.

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Same here. I think the norm is probably bad - questionable at least; but since it

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In the end, I think you'd be better off using the whatlinkshere/category of

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Well it DOES have "pander" in the name, and I've been accused of being a

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I'm working on a new beta version of Ref converter to properly handle

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a note to myself in case there isn't an article already. Google maps:

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is now ready for extensive discussion! Specific comments should go to

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All dates approximate, conversations organised by thread start date

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An index to all my talk page archives, automatically maintained by

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Take a look and see what you think... thanks again for your help!

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is terribly underused! Please leave any comments, good or bad, on

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has appeared chez kingboyk too but in happier circumstances :) --

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Greetings again -- I'm taking this to your talk instead of the

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can get to featured status one day :) Enjoying your holiday? --

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http://www.transchool.eustis.army.mil/Museum/ExhibitsIndex.htm

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article is warranted. I wonder why they were still in use in

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at trying to identify causes of stress and eliminating them.

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http://www.fueleconomy.gov/feg/photos/1985_AMC_Alliance_W.jpg

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aimed at giving more very deserving yet unappreciated users

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but it does'nt work... Would you have an idea ? Thanks ! --

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Whoops! Sorry about that. Have you tried this tool yet? --

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just tweaking you... I take it you did this in perl? see

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http://en.wikipedia.org/Special:Preferences#prefsection-4

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You are receiving this message because you are on the

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Hello Lar/Archive 4. Thank you for your support in my

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singles just be put in by putting The Beatles Singles

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Another technical question. Do you know how to modify

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but there is no rush. Get to it when you get to it.

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Can you expand the intro and description section of

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Hello Lar/Archive 4: Thank you for supporting me in

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is the newest). Very good indeed and I really think

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