I lurk around, reading news and keeping an eye on things, every once and a while I'll make pertinent comments or deal with minor issues should the need arise.
They only censor stuff with many swear words and very bad language and stuff.
I have observed the young and after years of observation I have finally found out that "fuck you" is slang for "Hello good master, welcome to the tavern of the rising sun!", while "hey motherfucker" means "I sense a soul in search of wisdom!".
At least that's what I gathered from the frequency those words are used, the context, and the reaction of the conversation partner.
I guess that this is the reason why fuck and such words aren't censored. You need to use REALLY bad words in order for the automatic censorship algorithm to kick in.
Hehe, fun fact is that at our project we just did the same change (from Strength/Agility/Vitality/Energy to Attack and co.) independently from Blizzard for simplicity purposes. I was against this change at first, but since it seemed to make everything much easier to understand, we went for it in the end.
And now this random guy comes and tells us he doesn't understand it now. GRRRRR.
Although I don't know if I need to actually actively heat it or just let the plate and hotend bring the ambient temp to whatever it will, but even then I need to figure out an exfiltration for hot air. I think I kind of know what to do but it's still fucking confusing
I don't think I'm dealing with quite the same pressures though, at the very least its a significantly smaller system. For the time being I'm just going to put together a quick scrubby box though and hope it works good enough to not make my house toxic
I do know this - xenforo dropped the ball by not keeping the vbulletin reputation comments as a feature. The loss of the Reputation comments data when we switched to Xenforo really was the death knell for the site when it came to all the users that left. I know I missed it so much and I got way less interested in the site when that feature was gone and I run the site.