Necro thread meaning

With the ability to automate the process to perform a close function. Disseminating the "cultural norm" of the forum being generally against the revival of dead threads seems to be an important aspect to curb the issue while a policy such as this is deliberated by all members of the community and ultimately decided by Staff Members.Regarding the Techs SubBoard specifically, I am of mix feelings regarding it and have no direct leaning either way, since closed threads can still be accessed, attachments downloaded but remain immune to necro as they cannot be replied to. Perhaps the Appeal process should not have any type of expiry associated to offer the original poster of a thread the option to appeal irrespective of length of time away from the forum. Zed Well-Known Member #7 Call it "bumping" please. The word "bump" is easier to type and more universal. While more universal it is also too imprecise to be applicable in this circumstance. As an easy example I "Bump" The Zed Tech Zoo Thread each time I add additional content yet the thread was only once "necro-ed" upon my return from a multi-week hiatus.Whether or not one can Necro their own Tech Thread is a question of semantics more than anything else; to use the UD definition above here is how I would define the concept which differentiates "Necro'ing" from "Bumping" necro(verb) to comment on an internet thread long after the conversation has concluded, often using information that did not exist at the

Agree with you regarding "Necro" despite the actual act is to "revive a dead thread"Regarding Exceptions I've personally no specific objection to threads within that sub-board being excluded from the proposed forum policy. Last edited: Aug 15, 2017 #5 Call it "bumping" please. The word "bump" is easier to type and more universal. Zed Well-Known Member #6 Generally speaking, all forums tend to frown upon the Necroing of threads.I would rather see it placed as an etiquette rule, more along the lines of:"It is generally frowned upon to restore very old threads. If doing so, please consider whether the information and opinions stated in the thread are still valid and if the same conversation could not better be held in a new thread." Excellent Phrasing of a potential "anti-necro" guideline right there; hopefully that will be added within the forum's rules of conduct. Then, if you are the first person to respond to a thread after that standardized 30-day month, you get a pop-up reminder of that rule and are asked to either confirm or cancel your comment.This way people can be informed not to needlessly necro threads, but still have the option to do so if that is the best option. It also prevents personal tech-library threads from becoming locked after the user is inactive for a while.What do you think @Zed ? The pop-up reminder regarding the thread's Necro status might be difficult to achieve from a coding standpoint, as it is I suspect I might be reaching

Gear Joined: Dec 2008 Posts: 1,955 🎧 15 years Radiator is my default “in-big-en-actor”. You might call it a one trick pony but it sounds wonderful on so many things. Lives for gear Joined: Sep 2018 Posts: 2,522 🎧 5 years Am I crazy or does a small dose of radiator work well on the mix bus? Quote: Originally Posted by motomotomoto ➡️ Am I crazy or does a small dose of radiator work well on the mix bus? I hate to be the one to tell you but yes: you are crazy. What were you thinking putting saturation on your mix bus!to add to this necro-thread: - Radiator with input cranked and output at minimum is in my template on all DI'ed keyboard tracks that don't behave in a mix- DevilLoc is just the greatest on a parallell drum (or sometimes a VocDisto-bus)- Decap is all over the place. Never in 100% wet because once those transients are gone there's no way to every get them back.Now about that SoundToys console emulation thing .... Herwig Lives for gear Joined: Sep 2018 Posts: 2,522 🎧 5 years Quote: Originally Posted by DeadPoet ➡️ I hate to be the one to tell you but yes: you are crazy. What were you thinking putting saturation on your mix bus!to add to this necro-thread: - Radiator with input cranked and output at minimum is in my template on all DI'ed keyboard tracks that don't behave in a mix- DevilLoc is just the greatest on a parallell drum (or sometimes a VocDisto-bus)- Decap is all over the place. Never in 100% wet because once those transients are gone there's no way to every get them back.Now about that SoundToys console emulation thing .... Herwig Yeah I guess am I crazy to think it’s a great saturation for that purpose! I like it better for that thn Saturn and blackbox lately! Lives for gear Joined: Mar 2010 🎧 10 years necro thread indeed, but for a question posed in 2015, yes, i am still using them both today with no complaints. Sound toys are tremendous

Then you will need to drag the corpse over to your healer mercenary and give it time to cast a 50/90/96 whatever rez is appropriate for its level. Also, you need to remember that your healer merc will heal its owner first. I had my warrior hire the cleric while the shaman and necro hired tanks. The only time ever that my mercs died was when I was fighting no less than seven mobs and had five more adds throughout the fight. The healer merc kept my tank (its owner) healed to full, even when the other two tank mercs were at 20 and 10 and zero health.The healer merc has no 'don't heal the necro' button either. He was continually doing celestial heal on the necro right before I was about to nuke tap and DOT tap health from the mobs.The healer merc does a good job of healing whomever is most wounded (amongst non-owner group members including pets and other mercs.)Important: Your healer merc will decide what to do without you telling him. My healer merc knew when mobs arrived with buffs on and he was the one that dispelled the mob buffs!!!! In addition to that, he started blasting away with Condemnation-whatever if no one needed healing. He swithches on his own between 'Balanced', and 'Passive'. Meaning you can manually put him to passive if you want him to just sit there, but he sits and meds when he needs to and always stands during a fight. So if you want him to be at full mana for a big fight, you need to sit quietly in a corner and let him finish buffing and everything before you pull.Tanks are similar to Warriors, in that they use a lot of the same Disc's. As with the Cleric,

Font (that is used on iPhone and iPad) is not the original version of San Francisco font — the original is called SF COMPACT (the version that is used on Apple Watch). A demo version of this font — the original root of all SF typefaces — The Galviji font — still lives as a built-in font on Apple’s platform today.The SF COMPACT and SF PRO (system fonts), alongside SF CASH (Apple Card Balance), SF CAMERA (iPhone 11 and up camera font), SF HELLO (Physical print and manuals), and SF ROUNDED are the most beautiful sans-serif typefaces ever. San Francisco is an EVOLUTION of Helvetica — Helvetica’s utterly bad kerning, low legibility, ugly tails — like on the letter «a», and questionable proportions just look ugly. There was an attempted fix at many of these issues with a revised, modernized version of Helvetica — called Helvetica Now, but underneath it all — it’s still Helvetica.The soft, bubbly and cohesive curves of every letter in the SF font family just look beautiful. The curves remind me of the Apple Watch, and I thought I was the only one — until Jony Ive himself pointed out the purposeful resemblance of the typeface to the Apple Watch. remember that it was designed specifically for the watch. It’s just a better Helvetica. And Helvetica is the most popular and respected font of all time. What is San Francisco, then…Roboto is just plain ugly unbalanced uncohesive uncontrolled peace of typographic cr@p that could only accompany such an ugly design system as MATERIAL DESIGN. No wonder why Google already replaced Roboto in most of their apps with their PRODUCT SANS font…Quote:Alan Dye later described to me the “pivotal moment” when he and Ive decided “to avoid the edge of the screen as much as possible.” This was part of an overarching ambition to blur boundaries between software and hardware. (It’s no coincidence, Dye noted, that the “rounded squareness” of the watch’s custom typeface mirrors the watch’s body.) #14 Yeah. Font bashing was certainly a great reason to necro a 5 year old thread. #15 Yeah. Font bashing was certainly a great reason to necro a 5 year old thread. Yes, it was.

Easy way of relating the 2 models to each other. I use All People Seem To Need Data Processing to remember the structure of the OSI. Got an easy way to explain how it relates to stack?I've read plenty of models and such, just curious if anyone's got a cool way of explaining it. #17 Here are a few easy ways to remember ^_^(Physical Datalink Network Transport Session Presentation Application)People Don't Need To See Pamela AndersonPeople Don't Need Those Stupid Packets AnywayHope this helps! ---Now, if you could only remember to rewind your sundial. Necro thread locked because the previous post in this thread was almost eleven yeas ago. HarveySenior AnandTech Moderator Last edited by a moderator: Jun 29, 2015 Status Not open for further replies. Advertising Cookies Policies Privacy Term & Conditions This site uses cookies to help personalise content, tailor your experience and to keep you logged in if you register.By continuing to use this site, you are consenting to our use of cookies.