This question is an exact duplicate of: Why only one @user per comment? So, according to this post and practical experience it's not possible to notify more than one user. For example: @alice and @bob, though I agree with your general concern, ... is blocked by the system. The only reasons I have heard about we…
The problem can be easily found while using the Android app. Just find a question with a close vote on it and you will see this: close 1 is what it says there. Can we fix it so we can have the parentheses around the close vote count so it can look like the way it is supposed to look?: close (1)
I posted a feature request in the boorish forum called meta.math.stackexchange.com. It was closed as a duplicate of a question that was not a feature request. I do not suspect anyone who participated in its closing or who commented on it of being responsible for software development on Stack Exchange. Is there any way to address a feature request to responsible …
This question already has an answer here: How come the year doesn't show here? 1 answer Everything's said in the title. Here's an example from my profile : some posts from 2014 appears such as, some don't.
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I’m not sure if anyone is encountering this problem with the latest version of Mathematics Stack Exchange. It always turns out that whatever appears in the preview window as I type a question or an answer looks different from the final product. I invest a lot of effort to make all of my lines appear as ‘justified’ as possible so as to make reading more pleasant (e.g. …
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In a major effort to move as much UX cheese as possible in a single deployment significantly improve the site browsing experience, we have deployed a new version of the site navigation to Stack Overflow, Meta Stack Overflow and Meta Stack Exchange. The catch is that this is only visible to users that explicitly enable it. What's new? This is the list of …
I'm using Parallels 10 with a Win 8.1 install on a MacBook pro i7 2.5ghz/16gb ram set up for software development. In one of the projects I'm working on, if I use Chrome for debugging and hit a breakpoint in the JS, the browser will often slow down to the point of being unusable or it will lock up completely (to the point of needing to be force closed). This same thin…
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Last month, we introduced a number of changes to the navigation for for selected users: A new alpha-testing platform Unified question list with three tabs and a number of knobs to customize your question list selection New top nav We received a bunch of feedback—thanks! That was amazing! After reviewing it, merging it with the internal impressions and…
I would like to suggest a new silver badge. The requirements for this badge are: Answered a question, where another answer was already accepted (for more than 30 Minutes) Answer got accepted by OP afterwards You are not the OP The purpose of this badge would be to encourage people to answer questions that already have acceptable answers with great answers inste…
Downvoting gives you -1 reputation, which is good. Otherwise users would just downvote anything that they find even remotely inappropriate. You can observe it on Meta, where reputation really doesn't matter at all. People are more likely to downvote, because they don't lose their own reputation. I must admit, that I am addicted to reputation myself. I would never op…
I was doing some old quality post and I came across a really old post Remove Primary Key constraint from a column(sql server 2005) It should be a comment but I don't think that at the time there could be comments. What should I do?
There is a question I just saw that was very interesting to me. A user posted an answer that clearly had a lot of thought put into it - it's six paragraphs long. After reading it 15-20 times, I finally understood what they meant and how it answers the question. It is a correct answer... but it isn't a good answer. It's too difficult to actually grok. I also do not kno…
Does an opinion question with an expert answer deserve special treatment? Comparison between Rails, Padrino and Sinatra This question has been nominated for closing with the reason "primarily opinion based." It is, but its sole answer is from the author of one of the frameworks that the question asks about. Although the author favors his own framework, he does s…
@tgr you know, you guys can edit posts too. I did the work here, but just saying.
This should be an answer anyway, so the system forced you to do the right thing. Success!
are you running any browser plugins? HttpsAnywhere causes font awesome issues for us all the time.
we think this bug is fixed as we had a workaround in place for it that we no longer need @balpha
More specifically, from the Redis FAQ Redis background saving schema relies on the copy-on-write semantic of fork in modern operating systems: Redis forks (creates a child process) that is an exact copy of the parent. The child process dumps the DB on disk and finally exits. In theory the child should use as much memory as the parent being a copy, but actually thanks to the copy-on-write s…
Ohwait... I have no idea what's doing yet, but it appears to work :D
@Rev to your previous comment: is it really that difficult to understand what does the message want you to do??
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