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Ability to ban for less than an hour (e.g 0.5, 0.25, etc)
Ability to ban for less than an hour (e.g 0.5, 0.25, etc)As I've said many times before, if you think the person deserves a ban less than an hour, they shouldn't be banned at all. Banning for less than an hour is just petty, and they won't learn anything from it (they don't learn anything from other bans either, but at least it gets them out of our hair for a bit).
A filled-box tool in the chatdraw seems like an odd omission.the chatdraw engine exists.
we really need a search bar on the programs page, because countless times I have not been able to find something just because of users or other stuff only popping up..The search bar is already there; are you suggesting we change it to a context search, so that searching on the Programs pages will only return Programs results? I think the backend already exists for this.
where is it then?we really need a search bar on the programs page, because countless times I have not been able to find something just because of users or other stuff only popping up..The search bar is already there; are you suggesting we change it to a context search, so that searching on the Programs pages will only return Programs results? I think the backend already exists for this.
At the top of the page.where is it then?we really need a search bar on the programs page, because countless times I have not been able to find something just because of users or other stuff only popping up..The search bar is already there; are you suggesting we change it to a context search, so that searching on the Programs pages will only return Programs results? I think the backend already exists for this.
Twixt night so long and day so short
'Round pages lengthy; dieu mort,
My perishable heart a secret keeps
For the web that breathes and weeps,
Desiring keyboard-navigable mode
Perhaps as special field code.
If an option for the implementation of this feature is possible I'm willing to work within it to produce such a system.
Twixt night so long and day so short 'Round pages lengthy; dieu mort, My perishable heart a secret keeps For the web that breathes and weeps, Desiring keyboard-navigable mode Perhaps as special field code. If an option for the implementation of this feature is possible I'm willing to work within it to produce such a system.k...keyboard navigation? that's... not easy to do.... ummmmm.... I mean I think you just have to add stuff to the HTML right? Just pull the latest version of the website and then make your changes. You have emacs, so maybe you can do it all on the server itself without worrying about the back and forth.
ACCESS KEYS I NOW DETEST WITHOUT [CONTROL] I WILL NOT REST A CONCESSION MAID[sic] FOR THE JS MEME I LIKE MY SUGAR WITH COFFEE AND CREAM I was looking at http://www.openjs.com/scripts/events/keyboard_shortcuts/ Edit: accesskeys are fineTwixt night so long and day so short 'Round pages lengthy; dieu mort, My perishable heart a secret keeps For the web that breathes and weeps, Desiring keyboard-navigable mode Perhaps as special field code. If an option for the implementation of this feature is possible I'm willing to work within it to produce such a system.k...keyboard navigation? that's... not easy to do.... ummmmm.... I mean I think you just have to add stuff to the HTML right? Just pull the latest version of the website and then make your changes. You have emacs, so maybe you can do it all on the server itself without worrying about the back and forth.
We should have a monthly pick for submissions posted to the board, i.e. a spotlight for good programs that stand out the most. Or better yet, a "Program Of The Year Award" or somtin like it. Am I late on this? Somebody already thought of this didn't they.
We should have a monthly pick for submissions posted to the board, i.e. a spotlight for good programs that stand out the most. Or better yet, a "Program Of The Year Award" or somtin like it. Am I late on this? Somebody already thought of this didn't they.We had something like this, but they stopped because we weren't getting enough new programs.