latest 18 messages by niggler

+ [2015-04-22T15:12:28Z] niggler what powers the syntax highlighting in github?
+ [2015-02-15T19:37:13Z] niggler so yeah that's the right place
+ [2015-02-15T19:37:06Z] niggler ok i see https://github.com/github/linguist/issues/1918
+ [2015-02-15T19:36:15Z] niggler i thought this is the thing that decides on the language of repos
+ [2015-02-15T19:35:01Z] niggler oh there's no open source project driving the syntax highlighting
+ [2015-02-15T19:05:36Z] niggler if there are bugs in syntax highlighting, where is the best place to report it
+ [2015-02-15T19:03:55Z] niggler heh the nice thing about the website is the line numbering
+ [2015-02-15T19:03:32Z] niggler no im referring to the website
+ [2015-02-15T19:03:14Z] niggler oh i was going to make a snide comment, then i realized you might be referring to the app
+ [2015-02-15T19:02:46Z] niggler when you are viewing a page Stevoisiak
+ [2015-02-15T18:58:09Z] niggler is there a way to turn off syntax highlighting? there are some issues with the coloring and it's easier to just turn it off
+ [2015-01-22T04:06:29Z] niggler thx VxJasonxV
+ [2015-01-22T03:33:54Z] niggler or change it to a normal comment
+ [2015-01-22T03:33:41Z] niggler is there a way to reset it
+ [2015-01-22T03:33:26Z] niggler the confusion is that comment still retains the "no markup" property, even if it is edited
+ [2015-01-22T03:29:34Z] niggler does the email need a different thing to demarcate code?
+ [2015-01-22T03:29:17Z] niggler sorta dumb question: suppose someone replies to an issue with an email, but forgets the backticks around code. Later on, in the github UI, the comment is edited and the backticks are added. For some reason, it seems that github isnt treating the phrase as code