EDITED: Unofficial tracking of GF firmware versions, along with build dates and diff’s, can be found here:
Wow. I would have probably put this kind of thing over on the Slack rather on the actual GF forum, but I guess then nobody would have ever seen it to make use of it.
Maybe they need to add a HACK category.
Pretty sure they would want to disavow this sort of experiment this early into the show.
That’s a very interesting picture you found. I wonder if there were related pictures or words on the subject of getting the lid off. Not that I would ever consider following them.
The FNLs are apparently OK with it in “Beyond the Manual.”
(Should I really put that period inside the quote?)
The mid-90’s writing guidelines said yes, so I still do.
Just looks wrong to me. I’m not quoting that period.
Outside the quotes looks odd to me but I agree with the sentiment that it isn’t part of the quote. I believe the Chicago Manual of Style says to put it inside the quotes unless it confuses the quote.
The quote isn’t a sentence on its own so I don’t think the full stop should be within it. If you quote a full sentence then I think it should.
Depends on where you live.
Couldn’t get to the Chicago manual ad it is behind a pay wall.
Does it depend on meaning/usage here?
If it’s used as a reference to a source (this category of the forum), shouldn’t it be italicized like @lairdknox did with the reference to the Chicago Manual of Style?
If it’s used as a mocking description of the content here, the quotes seem right.
Also, period outside quotes. Always.
Put it where you want. Not like it will confuse the common understanding. Only time I worry whether a period is in the correct place is between numbers. (example: 3.14159)
Another location dependent reference. 3,14159 is also valid.
Periods outside the quotes? Monsters. Or maybe programmers, I see them do that all the time in docs.
Sorry for initiating such a diversion.
Do you suppose they will change the password in the future because of this thread?
We’re not worthy.
Google.
Google is the password?
The password is empty. You just hit enter.
I was referring to Google being the source of my knowledge.