anyway, i think my point is well taken...if you were to put any MB UUID into any search field, shouldn't it, by definition be a unique identifier and thus call up the one and only one hit tied to that UUID?
I'm not sure what sort of overhead it adds to the search unless you can write code that would recognize it as a UUID first and then search just the UUID fields.
it looks like the MBID field already has code for recognizing what is and is not a UUID.
RyanWolf1123
hey to you too iconoclasthero
reosarevok
iconoclasthero: I wouldn't be fully happy with that solution because you know then someone will name themselves or their release with an MBID (that is different from their own)
Because lulz
reosarevok is looking at dseomn
iconoclasthero
ok, but...
BilleeKhoj
:D
iconoclasthero
if the solution recognized that it was a UUID (including MBIDs), and it searched only for the fields that contained MBIDs, then it would defeat the purpose of someone naming themselves or their release w/an MBID, wouldn't it?
BilleeKhoj
.. except
people are.. well
iconoclasthero
assholes?
BilleeKhoj
trolls mostly :D
nah i wouldnt go that far
iconoclasthero
i usually do
BilleeKhoj
doing it for the lulz, not the evulz
iconoclasthero
case in point: we bought a new, good net for the volleyball court i play at at the state park. we had to lock it (and i just took it down for the winter) because someone stole the good net another group had purchased for the court they play on.
reosarevok
Ouch
Well, some people are assholes, but in MB they're mostly just friendly trolls
iconoclasthero
who steals a volleyball net and to what end? the volleyball net blackmarket?
it's top of mind since i did that over the weekend and was trading emails with the park superintendant just now
ok, point taken.
reosarevok
Their own volleyball court? To sell for cheap? To cover it with petrol, set it on fire and laugh like the idiot they are?
I could believe any of those
iconoclasthero
yeah, i tossed around those ideas...either way, it is now sitting on my back patio waiting for enough dry days to put it away for the winter (after the rain rinses off the sand from everything.
anyway, back to the topic on hand...
if the solution recognized that it was a UUID (including MBIDs), and it searched only for the fields that contained MBIDs, then it would defeat the purpose of someone naming themselves or their release w/an MBID, wouldn't it?
also, people would need to *know* that it did that and *then* namethemselves, etc., a MBUUID...which could probably be filtered out in the approval process?
BilleeKhoj
peopel aren't naming themselves wiyh an mbdi for the purpose of finding thme, but for the purpose of trolling
"becasue they can"
iconoclasthero
i do a lot of things because i can...i just don't find that funny i guess.
BilleeKhoj
it's more nerdy-troll than haha.troll
... wat..
reosarevok
Yeah, my fear is someone names themselves after an UUID (it doesn't even have to be an MB reference, god knows what other UUID use they might be referencing) and then we can never find them
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Leftmost
With picard 2.2.3, I can't seem to drag files out of the right-hand pane to the left-hand, which means I can't scan them and generate fingerprints. Is there an alternate means?
outsidecontext
Leftmost: does work here, what OS?
Leftmost
Linux. When I drag to the left pane, nothing happens to the files under the release.
outsidecontext
Have you tried dragging directly into the unmatched files entry on the left?
Is this on Wayland?
Leftmost
I have. And yes, it's on Wayland. I've tried dragging both the individual track and the release as a whole with no success.
outsidecontext
I would recommend running Picard on xwayland. Qt on Wayland is not quite there yet, there are a couple of issues. This might be one of them
Leftmost
Yeah, running via xwayland seems to make it work. 🙄
