[00:06:06] short of making this clear all you can really go off is that and determine if you want to accept that arrangement or not, which is indeed potentially messy down the road if he changes his mind especially [00:21:54] [1/2] We’ve basically confirmed that it’s an irrevocable license for any one to use his images, as long as attribution is given. [00:21:54] [2/2] Except he refuses to acknowledge that that constitutes a license. [00:32:12] [1/3] I have gathered around 10 licenses encompassing around 3000 images, all of them - except this guy - wanted CC when we suggested it. Some have a ”perpetual license”, in that anything that is of use for our wiki is released under CC when used by the wiki, but not before that. [00:32:12] [2/3] This guy was the first to say ”feel free to use them”, but when we said ”we need CC, or something that’s possible to use in a CC work”, he stood his ground. [00:32:12] [3/3] We revisited the topic today - and that’s when he confirmed, not only that the file page and MultiMediaViewer is compliant - but also changed himself from ”the wiki” to ”anyone”. [00:33:46] I mean, CC-BY-NC is what this guy should want… [00:37:39] without a more intimate understanding all I can do is ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ [00:38:01] sometimes that is what you end up with even when an amicable solution is mere inches away [00:45:01] what's a static webpage [00:50:02] [1/3] Yeah… [00:50:02] [2/3] It’s more of a ”I want to bash my head against the wall.” [00:50:02] [3/3] If he didn’t have 500 images to contribute, 350 of which we would would have to spend many hours constructing chainmaille for each, I would have just given up and ignored. [01:31:12] Its static. It never changes. It's always the same. Static. [01:34:00] what [01:35:52] What? [02:04:43] [1/3] Yeah, HexChat is not my cup of tea, personally, though I recall @orduin used it. For me, I'm just dealing with IRCcloud signing me off after a few hours of inactivity. [02:04:43] [2/3] Randomly, in the #irccloud channel, this dude https://bradroot.me/ popped in and kinda was complaining about his PR not being merged a few weeks ago, something about the `*.yaml` files meeting IRCcloud's standards. Turns out he has developed an "always on, self-hosted IRC client" called `Lurker`. Screenshots look promising. [02:04:44] [3/3] https://github.com/amiantos/lurker [11:44:29] webpage that electrocutes you [11:51:21] Pages that does not depend on logic to display [11:51:31] Usually plain HTML + style [12:56:00] this dryer makes so many static websites [12:57:16] [1/2] omg claire!!!!!!!!!!!!!! [12:57:16] [2/2] just stay wet then idk [12:59:08] Hi Claire [14:13:29] then it woudl be a wetsite [14:13:38] https://klipy.com/gifs/matthew-perry-happy-dance [14:13:55] Slaps knee so hard that it falls off the bone like barbecue ribs [14:14:06] That's the second time this week! [15:54:54] i've dislocated my shoulders several times by sitting down weird [16:31:29] [1/2] @blankeclair [16:31:29] [2/2] https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/615786602454581249/1540760330043527188/image0.png?ex=6a8b2060&is=6a89cee0&hm=6cc272598988450ee29eb6ad3b138d540babdf8c5cddc74b52e280301556c2d9& [17:22:26] claire giving us another piece of crazy lore