[00:38:41] <Krinkle>	 There are a number of lists on lists.wikimedia.org under my subscriptions where it says my delivery method is None and my role is nonmember. Can I remove these somehow from my subs? (in my case: mediawiki-commits, wikibugs-l, multimedia)
[00:44:50] <Krinkle>	 also filed this, in case it's someone knows its WMF-specific. https://gitlab.com/mailman/postorius/-/issues/538
[00:45:47] <legoktm[m]>	 <Krinkle> "There are a number of lists on..." <- There's an upstream bug report about this fwiw 
[12:56:14] <malvin>	 hi can i suggest putting the db in order each year then using the totall number of tables as an index eg 123 and any sub articles on top each anser before the next in an arry 122[1,2,3] (before 123 alphabatically 123[1,2..] after
[12:56:26] <malvin>	 save electric?
[12:57:03] <malvin>	 they are alphabetical afterall
[12:57:55] <malvin>	 then sort them and use the new total as the index and less to sort each time
[12:59:20] <malvin>	 1[1,2...] 2[1,2,3...]...
[12:59:51] <malvin>	 hello:)
[13:00:07] <malvin>	 whow are you
[13:01:52] <malvin>	 s/2...] /2...], /
[13:52:00] <inductiveload>	 hmm, so in mediawiki.js, it's supposed to log to the console with con.warn(e), where con is window.console
[13:52:35] <inductiveload>	 and yet on my local install, it dues hit the line, but nothing actually happens
[13:53:38] <inductiveload>	 is there some config i'm missing?
[13:54:53] <inductiveload>	 function is logError(), line in question: 46
[17:40:03] <Krinkle>	 inductiveload: which browser? and what kind of error scenario is this?
[17:41:13] <Krinkle>	 browsers have recently made it (too) easy to change which console level messages are visible, so may be good to double check you haven't accidentally hidden "warnings".
[20:07:36] <inductiveload>	 Krinkle, well, now I feel dum
[20:07:45] <inductiveload>	 dum-er than usual, even
[20:22:06] <inductiveload>	 is there a special thing you have to do to icons to make them invert in togglebutton>?
[20:24:52] <inductiveload>	 also the demo doesn't seem to work on these two:
[20:24:58] * inductiveload uploaded an image: (10KiB) < https://libera.ems.host/_matrix/media/r0/download/matrix.org/BaAytDVyvImUiJDNVhfNGNLW/2021-11-03_202430_398x153_screenshot.png >
[20:37:03] <inductiveload>	 aah, need to set variants: invert in the icon and define in the icons object
[20:37:09] <inductiveload>	 and  then restart everything
[20:39:30] <M6piz7wk[m]>	 Is there any way to get a free hosting for wiki? like fandom ?
[20:39:35] * M6piz7wk[m] doesn't like fandom u.u
[20:40:08] <mutante>	 M6piz7wk[m]: miraheze.org  / #miraheze
[20:40:44] <M6piz7wk[m]>	 thanks!
[20:40:53] <mutante>	 yw
[20:49:35] <inductiveload>	 so this might be a stupid question, but is there a way to avoid manually scrubbing around in the browser debugger when you're already looking at the JS in an editor?
[21:08:35] <AntiComposite>	 both chromium and firefox have remote debugging protocols, don't know how the IDE support is
[21:09:34] <AntiComposite>	 https://remotedebug.org/integrations/
[21:10:19] <AntiComposite>	 looks like there is some support for the chrome protocol at least, there's also a firefox -> chrome translator