[07:46:00] Probably the last participant to do so, I have arrived home, where the grass is greener and the sky is bluer. (however, surprisingly, here are noticeably less Ukrainian flags than in Tallinn) [07:46:01] Filled with inspiration to contribute, filled with good memories to remember for a long time. Thank you all for an interesting event, and hope to see you soon. [07:46:23] False, I'm flying this afternoon :) [07:46:39] I've only gotten as far as Vilnius 😂 (re @Tohaomg: Probably the last participant to do so, I have arrived home, where the grass is greener and the sky is bluer. (however, surprisi...) [07:47:10] I'm also still in tallinn 😆 [07:48:26] Are you walking back home o foot?)) (re @lcawte: I've only gotten as far as Vilnius 😂) [07:51:06] Interrailing back, taking in the sights. Back on Wednesday. [07:55:12] still in helsinki! [08:04:32] everything is fine? (re @pirakalamina: still in helsinki!) [08:05:03] Blink if Finns chained you won't let you out)) (re @pirakalamina: still in helsinki!) [08:57:28] si!! it was on purpose xD (re @IsmaelOlea: everything is fine?) [13:40:39] On a random note: does anyone know what the meaning of the 🐳 reaction is on this Telegram channel? One of the things I did during the hackathon was expand the range of available emoji reactions here (with the input from the T&S team 🙏 and help from @jhsoby), and that's the only one I can't figure out on my own 😅 [13:43:05] If you can add more, please add something for "done" (re @waldyrious: On a random note: does anyone know what the meaning of the 🐳 reaction is on this Telegram channel? One of the things I did durin...) [13:49:04] These are the only ones available, and unfortunately I don't see anything that could mean "done" among the unselected ones. I suppose the closest one in meaning are 👍, 🆗 and 👌 : https://tools-static.wmflabs.org/bridgebot/0752ce4b/file_60637.jpg [13:49:05] https://tools-static.wmflabs.org/bridgebot/03270064/file_60638.jpg [13:49:07] https://tools-static.wmflabs.org/bridgebot/cce2989c/file_60639.jpg [13:51:09] As a workaround, I'd suggest replying to a message with an emoji in the response text. [13:51:27] ✅ ← like this (re @waldyrious: As a workaround, I'd suggest replying to a message with an emoji in the response text.) [13:52:37] One of the enterprise features that need you to become a paying customer of Telegram 😬 (re @waldyrious: These are the only ones available, and unfortunately I don't see anything that could mean "done" among the unselected ones. I su...) [15:48:12] {📌REMINDER} Today is the last day to Submit Your Nominations for the Coolest Tool Award 2024! ⏰ Send in your nominations now. Link: [https://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Coolest_Tool_Award#Coolest_Tool_Award_2024] [15:56:56] Tallinn Hackathon attendees - if you've written a blog post, taken photos, hosted a session or more...can you add links to those on our Documentation page, please? ☺️ : https://tools-static.wmflabs.org/bridgebot/72d2d9ff/file_60643.jpg [16:25:12] I'm seeking assistance in developing a tool for Persian Wikisource that can identify Wikipedia articles mentioned within Wikisource texts and subsequently create hyperlinks for them. [16:28:01] I am wondering if the annotator tool by @mahir256 can be internationalized (re @Darafsh: I'm seeking assistance in developing a tool for Persian Wikisource that can identify Wikipedia articles mentioned within Wikisou...) [17:06:54] Oh, do you have a link to that tool? (re @satdeep: I am wondering if the annotator tool by @mahir256 can be internationalized) [17:08:26] https://bn.wikisource.org/wiki/ব্যবহারকারী:Mahir256/annotator.js [17:08:26] (see also 14:45 onward in https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Using_Wikidata_on_Wikisource_-_an_example_(Wikidata_Leveling_Up_Days_2024).webm) (re @Jan_ainali: Oh, do you have a link to that tool?) [17:15:38] could you briefly describe what it does? I don't really want to use up my mobile data on a single video :P [17:18:27] 1. select text on a page [17:18:28] 2. click the pencil icon at the bottom of the screen [17:18:29] 3. search for an item corresponding to that text [17:18:31] 4. click "add" (or "mass add", if you're viewing the main namespace) [17:18:32] 5. ??? [17:18:34] 6. profit! [17:20:26] ahh. and I guess then the text turns into a link or something? [17:20:29] yep [17:24:28] what about doing the same for lexemes? 😁 [20:57:48] did anyone received their money back from hilton security amt? [20:57:49] will the hotel pay us back? or is this supposed to go on the expense sheet? [21:03:04] I think this is a thing you should not worry about with a chain like the Hilton [21:14:52] They take an "authorization" on your credit card. This is not actually a charge, it just checks to see if they could make a charge and reserves that amount from your credit limit. If your card is actually a debit card rather than a credit card it will look like the money has been taken from your account, but it will return automatically when the authorization expires (usually after about 14 days). [21:30:32] Same for when I entered a container supermarkt somewhere in Tallinn, show the card to open the door. [21:30:44] No staff, maybe I was being watched by 500 Indians... [21:33:06] Were any of the sessions other than Closing/Showcase recorded? If so, where can we see them? [21:35:51] as far as I know only opening and closing were recorded [21:36:49] I failed to find the opening on the Wikimedia Foundation youtube channel (re @lucaswerkmeister: as far as I know only opening and closing were recorded) [21:37:38] hm, good point, I can’t find it either [21:37:59] Maybe something had to be edited out or? [21:40:55] someone with a red lanyard did go up during the opening showcase; wonder if that's related [21:42:21] From my experience of streaming for WMUA YT channel: [21:42:22] a livestream, once finished, automatically becomes 'private' (even if it was started as 'public'), so you need to set it to 'public' again manually. [21:45:38] That's not a YouTube default, but a setting WMUA has enabled (re @Tohaomg: From my experience of streaming for WMUA YT channel: [21:45:40] a livestream, once finished, automatically becomes 'private' (even if it wa...) [21:50:53] Here's the opening session: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fd6cvBjXiVU and here's the closing one: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-fHTdldf5Xo (re @Tohaomg: I failed to find the opening on the Wikimedia Foundation youtube channel) [21:55:47] Apparently the opening session video is marked as being made for kids, for some reason. That disables some features, like e.g. clipping it or adding it to playlists. [21:56:11] Oh, that may be it (re @mahir256: someone with a red lanyard did go up during the opening showcase; wonder if that's related)