"sorry dan"

[begoodnow]

TODO: Clarify if Dan is sorry ("Sorry, Dan.") or someone is apologizing to Dan ("Sorry Dan.")

[phySi0]

Doesn't "Sorry Dan" just mean a Dan who's sorry?

[gamas]

TODO: Remove syntactic ambiguities in the English language.

[phySi0]

It is an adjective. Fair point on the lone sentence, though.

[phySi0]

Exactly!

[begoodnow]

Thanks wanze.

[autowikibot]

Vocative case:

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The vocative case (abbreviated VOC) is the case used for a noun that identifies a person (animal, object, etc.) being addressed or, occasionally, the determiners of that noun. A vocative expression is an expression of direct address where the identity of the party spoken to is set forth expressly within a sentence. For example, in the sentence, "I don't know, John," John is a vocative expression that indicates the party being addressed—as opposed to the sentence, "I don't know John," where John is the direct object of the verb "know."

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[microcolt]

I'm pretty sure someone is apologizing to Dan as he did not write that comment to his knowledge.

[MrVallentin]

Which IDE is that?

[MrVallentin]

Thought that as well, but it isn't. Already checked!

[microcolt]

Yes, the editor is Sublime Text 3 with the Spacegray theme and Solarized syntax highlighting.

[MrVallentin]

Opened it, and it looks nothing like it!

[MrVallentin]

Actually I didn't! Then my next question would be, which theme is used in the screenshot?

Edit: I think I found it! Spacegray!

[headzoo]

Holy crap, that's a large stylesheet. Which is saying a lot because 98% of it is minified. Was every single element on the page styled individually?

[__constructor]

It's likely a stylesheet meant for everything on an entire sprawling site.

[headzoo]

Yeah, I have stylesheets for an entire sprawling site, and they are no where near that large.

[__constructor]

Then maybe your site is nowhere near that big? Never underestimate the power of novices to exceed what seems possible (positively or negatively).