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by yuvipanda 12y ago
And http://gdash.wikimedia.org/ :)
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by yuvipanda 12y ago
http://ganglia.wikimedia.org/latest/ and http://gdash.wikimedia.org/ too
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by yuvipanda 12y ago
We don't actually use phabricator for code review yet :) It just replaced RT and bugzilla (and hopefully mingle). Gerrit migration happening over the next few months, pending community consultation.
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by yuvipanda 12y ago
Ah, apologies. Misread. Still could be better, though - with a reset link that then creates a new password.
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by yuvipanda 12y ago
By 'retrieve all the data' do you mean I'll have to write a script that goes through the API, iterates over things, and dumps it into a format I would like? Or is there a single 'dump' API endpoint that gives me all
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by yuvipanda 12y ago
But does this mean you are storing passwords in cleartext?
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by yuvipanda 12y ago
I'm always wary of email/spam solutions that require 'payment' of some form. See https://craphound.com/spamsolutions.txt for a lot of reasons (in particular, Unpopularity of weird new taxes, Public reluc
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by yuvipanda 12y ago
Have you tried out the new app? It uses the exact same styles as Mobile Web, and should allow you to scroll. This is the new native app we released a month or so ago - the older one wasn't as good :) (One of the app devs)
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by yuvipanda 12y ago
Would be harder to parse than JSON, I'd think. Also much more unambiguous with JSON. I do think writeability would be improved by using YAML, though.
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by yuvipanda 12y ago
Pretty neat! Might be nice to add YAML as a format too, since it's easier to write by hand than JSON. Might submit a patch at some point soon :)
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by yuvipanda 12y ago
I tried it a few months ago. Was sadly very very laggy and buggy (Android N4). Ratings on play store don't look too good either.
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by yuvipanda 13y ago
Just the samples were moved to CC, which makes more sense. Code still is 3 clause BSD, and always has been.
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by yuvipanda 13y ago
I would hardly call the current Wikipedia app 'best' - it is rather quite terrible. I'd know, since I wrote most of it :) We're rewriting it all to be completely native now. Edit: Link to the new source: http:/&#x2
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by yuvipanda 13y ago
[citation needed] I work for one (Wikimedia Foundation), and we seem to be doing alright.
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by yuvipanda 13y ago
#wikipedia-en is a channel where english wikipedia editors and admins hang out, and it is fun watching their discussions. #wikimedia-dev is where most of Mediawiki development happens these days, so that is nice too. #wikimedia-opearations
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by yuvipanda 13y ago
I work for the Wikimedia Foundation, and help build parts of Wikipedia :) I do definitely use it every day, almost...
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by yuvipanda 13y ago
http://craphound.com/spamsolutions.txt :)
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by yuvipanda 13y ago
The Wikimedia Foundation :) We make sure the tech behind Wikipedia and sister projects is up and running smoothly. A rather high number-of-users/supporting-staff ratio. All the work we do is public and open source ( https:/&#x2
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by yuvipanda 13y ago
5s startup time for a web framework seems rather high. I wonder how well it compares to similar frameworks in other languages (Django? ASP.NET MVC?)
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by yuvipanda 13y ago
A permissive license is the only one iOS apps can be released under. GPL and the App Store don't go well together (see https://www.fsf.org/news/2010-05-app-store-compliance )
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by yuvipanda 13y ago
From the go-qt5 page: > This is a fork of visualfc's qt4 bindings, and several critical bugs are inherited along the way. Until these bugs are fixed, this package is not recommended for any real use. I don't have any time to ac
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by yuvipanda 13y ago
Can you expand on why/how?
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by yuvipanda 13y ago
you can just go to https://en.wikipedia.org and it works. We just do not have automatic redirection yet.
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by yuvipanda 13y ago
Apparently isn't available in my country?! (India)
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Attempting to Secure Redis in a Multi Tenant environment(yuvi.in)
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by yuvipanda 13y ago
http://tnresults.nic.in/tncfplus/cfplus.htm is the similar site for the Tamil Nadu (southern state)'s exam. From a cursory look seems to be at least a little bit more secure - requires DOB. Still, is made with Frontpage...
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by yuvipanda 13y ago
Didn't this make the rounds like, 2 weeks back?
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by yuvipanda 13y ago
There's gerrit.wikimedia.org, and it is mirrored to github.com/wikimedia. Not sure how you can get a sense of how plausible a self hosted veresion of this is from that though :) The mediawiki.org page you linked is the best resource for tha
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by yuvipanda 14y ago
Sweet! This will be fun to integrate into Wikipedia for editing... /me plots
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by yuvipanda 14y ago
MediaWiki (+ a finely tuned PHP system, because mediawiki is unusably slow without it), MySQL, and plenty of time / resources for doing the large import of enwiki (since that is what most people are interested in).

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