Whee! LJ unbroken!

[azurelunatic]

Regarding the earlier comment brokenness with the S2 style: it has been fixed!

So, everyone with S2 who switched comment pages for the duration of the problem, the problem has been fixed, and you may now safely switch back.

(As alphafenris so aptly put it, "it looked like the person in charge of directing traffic in wildebeest stampedes was in charge of directing comments.")

Comments

[alphafenris.livejournal.com]

Tee hee. I'm famous again.

Oh, and despite the fact that I don't use S2 even when it is working fine and dandy, thanks for being on the "Oh crap, we've got a problem" team and workin' on it.

[azurelunatic]

I'm not actually even really on the team. I'm just one of those who gets sufficiently pissed off when there's a problem to go hunt stuff down and find out the parameters of the problem.

Though people are telling me that I'd probably belong with the rest of the troubleshooters/support staff.

[alphafenris.livejournal.com]

It would make sense.

You're techy enough, familiar with LJ (obviously), and have excellent attention to detail (your quote corrected my spelling of "wildebeest", for instance). =D

Plus, you're properly motivated. (i.e. "My #$&$^@ LJ isn't working . . . somebody needs to die . . . ")

[azurelunatic]

And I have enough familiarity with computers/programming that it's not so much "somebody needs to die" as it is, "When I find out what is causing it, that bit of nast will die." Nast may be bad code; I save person-die for malice or Utter Stupidity.

Which is why I'll make a good co-worker someday.

[alphafenris.livejournal.com]

Ah, we have different levels of homicide contemplation.

I usually contemplate mass murder if the weather is too hot, I get an inbox full of spam, or some bastard puts ketchup on my Polish sausage. Oh, and if I run out of duct. If alphafenris has no duct tape somebody must suffer.

Which is, perhaps, why I don't make a good co-worker. I often don't play well with others.

[azurelunatic]

Naaah, the thing that pushes my Instant Rage! Just Add Lunatic! button is telemarketers. Not just any telemarketers, but automated and rude ones.

[alphafenris.livejournal.com]

Ah yes. I fully believe that the fellow that invented the device to automatically call people at home in an effort to raise sales needs to be taken out into the street and shown the error of his ways. With a lead pipe.

At least I wasn't a rude telemarketer. Just an incompetent one.

[azurelunatic]

I used to be a phone survey professional. I have a very nice voice, and the autodialer is my friend -- in the case that it connects us to people promptly, and does not drop calls, and is not hooked to an automated message.