Re: Wiki Bug List and Reports
Posted by: Sherkel
Date: 2018-11-28 14:58:05
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The image of the F9 Mew evolution spot on the arbitrary learnset/evolution glitch Pokemon page is broken.
Typically, this means there's a certificate error. As it's only this link that did it, it's not malware, nor your RTC… hmm.
On the experience underflow page, the link to the forums thread on experience underflow gave my computer a privacy alert, saying the page was not secure and there may be an attack trying to steal my info from GCLF. This is a message I've never seen anywhere on GCLF. I checked the edit history and it turns out that the section with the link was made by deante0, who upon looking at his/her contribution list I found did not have a user account, and it is possible that deante0 put a virus of some kind as a link. The edit was checked by Torchickens, meaning that either a) Torchickens didn't check the link, b) her computer is somehow immune or c) her computer isn't immune but she wasn't notified. The other possibility is that the link is broken and my computer freaked out because it didn't know what to do, but the error definitely suggested that something is up.
On the experience underflow page, the link to the forums thread on experience underflow gave my computer a privacy alert, saying the page was not secure and there may be an attack trying to steal my info from GCLF. This is a message I've never seen anywhere on GCLF. I checked the edit history and it turns out that the section with the link was made by deante0, who upon looking at his/her contribution list I found did not have a user account, and it is possible that deante0 put a virus of some kind as a link. The edit was checked by Torchickens, meaning that either a) Torchickens didn't check the link, b) her computer is somehow immune or c) her computer isn't immune but she wasn't notified. The other possibility is that the link is broken and my computer freaked out because it didn't know what to do, but the error definitely suggested that something is up.
I changed it on the forum CSS sometime ago to exactly that, but that was presumably overwritten by the usual resync with the site source code (and surely enough, the last modified date says September 30).
Why don't you fix the bullets? They are all floating in the middle.
[font=courier]li { background-position: left 5px; }[/font] looks much better.
On https://glitchcity.info/wiki/Units_of_computing_data, the second Wikipedia link is meant to lead to "Byte", as indicated in the source. Both links instead lead to the same Wikipedia page.