Flash 5's interface was all I ever needed: Example. (Although, I would be using this in a higher resolution with the tool palette and the right hand side tabs moved further right as to not obscure the Stage.)
I don't like the context sensitive rubbish that the later Flashes added; I liked my tools to stay where they were, and I also liked to set unapplicable properties when I have a certain object selected. (I think that you can't change some of the stroke properties or fill properties before you select the pencil or fill tools. NNG.)
By 'interesting approach to morality', I'm assuming you're talking about the 'scripted choices giving you good points / bad points' that can be observed in Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic that came before it, and a zillion other games featuring 'alignment points'.
Just out interest, does anybody have any rough figures on how long it would take to download and unarchive one of the Wikipedia content database dumps?
And whether these dumps include deleted content viewable by administrators?
Deletion of a Wikipedia article removes the current version and all previous versions from view. Unlike page blanking, which can be performed (or reverted) by any user, deletion can be performed only by administrators. Administrators can also view deleted pages and reverse ("undelete") any deletion. All such actions are logged.
Still there. Still stored. It's just that it's not good enough to show you. Even if you wrote it. And especially if you were intending to add some references.
'Course, you could submit your content to the 'content to be added' page, and place your trust in the Wikipedia machine to get the article reinstated with your information added.
To simplify the deletion process on Wikipedia, folks who comment 'keep' on AfDs are now 'sockpuppets' by default and ignored. That is, unless you can give written, worthy sources to prove otherwise, naturally.
So there's two 'Stephen Colbert' characters: 'Stephen Colbert' the host of the Colbert Report, and 'Stephen Colbert' the presidential candidate? And they're played by Stephen Colbert and Stephen Colbert respectively?
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Yep. 'As'.
http://objection.mrdictionary.net/go.php?n=2312282
Flash 5's UI may be horrible, but at least it's a predictable kind of horrible.
Trust me to find a better example picture after I already hit Submit.
Flash 5's interface was all I ever needed: Example. (Although, I would be using this in a higher resolution with the tool palette and the right hand side tabs moved further right as to not obscure the Stage.)
I don't like the context sensitive rubbish that the later Flashes added; I liked my tools to stay where they were, and I also liked to set unapplicable properties when I have a certain object selected. (I think that you can't change some of the stroke properties or fill properties before you select the pencil or fill tools. NNG.)
I really, really, really, REALLY hope the have the option to switch between any new UI they create and the old one.
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UNLIKE FLASH MX.
It looked and played good though. It wasn't what he said it was. At least, he thinks so.
You're representing opinion as absolutes here, y'know.
Let's have some methods for detecting and destroying RFID gizmos.
If you were driving a Mini, you could make it if you duck. Sure, you'll lose the top ten cm of your car, but who cares?
Metaphorical mod points for you, sir.
Voice artists always do the best commentaries, but they're rarely available. ARE YOU LISTENING, FOLKS WHO MADE BIOSHOCK?
"Don't believe me? Here, I'll put you on: 'Hellooo!' THAT'S YOU! THAT'S HOW DUMB YOU SOUND!"
I wasn't joking! :)
I really think Ryan Fenton is a great name for a new protocol!
Just out interest, does anybody have any rough figures on how long it would take to download and unarchive one of the Wikipedia content database dumps? And whether these dumps include deleted content viewable by administrators?
If you're an admin, then yes. Otherwise, you're at the whim of the Internet Archive. http://web.archive.org/web/20061005024933/http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_fictional_expletives
Long live the Ryan Fenton protocol!
You're saying that Jimbo Wales, whose decision on WP policy is final, and Wikipedia itself are both wrong.
Wha?
Didn't you hear?
To simplify the deletion process on Wikipedia, folks who comment 'keep' on AfDs are now 'sockpuppets' by default and ignored. That is, unless you can give written, worthy sources to prove otherwise, naturally.
Wait, whoa... I'm confused. They're milking a cow for snake oil now?
To the IP address, of course!
FBI Director Edgeworth had no comment.
So there's two 'Stephen Colbert' characters: 'Stephen Colbert' the host of the Colbert Report, and 'Stephen Colbert' the presidential candidate? And they're played by Stephen Colbert and Stephen Colbert respectively?
Crikey.
What about a professional journalist's personal blog?