For Firefox you can do this:
bookmark the chat address, the
right-click in the bookmark, select
"Properties" then tick the option
"Load this bookmark in the sidebar".
install User Agent Switcher Extension
download an agent list (sample here) and import it into User Agent Switcher or add th...
Seems a little desperate to me, going out and running the iPhone version of the chat
A little bit strange, on SO I climbed over 500 rep (a second time, first time was ~2 weeks ago, but it went back under 500 after SO outage that forgot an accepted answer), and I get the message
"Congrats, you've gained the privilege to vote up"
There must be something wrong...
Is there a video that explains how stackoverflow works and can be used, ie a short tutorial to get you started. If there isn't then the people behind this site or others who know how it works should make one because its overwhelmingly different from other sites and thus difficult for beginners
@YiJiang, merged in your pull request. I dunno what I did differently, it didn't show up like @MichaelMrozek's again. I'll try and remember to post a question on SO today asking the proper way to do this.
My first instinct on reading this question was like George's: "great, another one-site proposal from someone who's never heard of Yahoo! Answers." Now that I've read through the proposal, though, I kind of like it, even though it's far from perfect.
This hypothetical SE 3.0 actually isn't that d...
My guess is that Science dropped off the map because of inactivity or got a new domain.
Basically, in my limited understanding, SE 2.0 is an improved site design, and the sites are SE/SOIS-hosted and -managed. Other, less tired and more knowledgable users will provide links galore.
the example question "I hate the ? character" however will have a heated discussion with 40 comments discussing whether the question mark should necessarily be at the end
I'm going to post an answer, even though there really isn't a definitive answer, since the other party involved in this problem haven't been contacted over this (though I think I should). The problem seems to concern the user's ISP's overly aggressive caching behavior - displaying cached pages re...
I wonder if I should get Jeff to retag, since it isn't really [status-complete], given that this will still happen
@Radp, right, that's all in "design". What do people not understand about that? It seems suddenly everyone adopted the "other" meaning for the word, even though I've almost never seen it used that way. Oh well.
My first instinct on reading this question was like George's: "great, another one-site proposal from someone who's never heard of Yahoo! Answers." Now that I've read through the proposal, though, I kind of like it, even though it's far from perfect.
This hypothetical SE 3.0 actually isn't that d...
I'm surprised that question hasn't seen more votes. It is a lot to work through, but +2/-2 just seem tame compared to some of the other radical suggestion for the SE network
How many of us have done this before? I do it all the time, type out a question as thoroughly as possible and in the process discover the answer. It's one of the hidden benefits of stack overflow.
My question is, what should you do if you type out a long question then realise the answer towards...
No, I don't remember. I only asked about answers, but I didn't really think about it. I guess that's not integrated yet (@Rchern get on it! Maybe your script can do it.)
@Popular: unicorns are a subset of ponies pancakes are waffles without ridges java and c#, well, i guess you can use them for different things badp >< radp because i don't know the meaning of either
Okay, but which do you prefer and why?
@Pop and @Radp, I don't see why there's a need for any fanboyism when there is a time to use one tool and a time for the other.
@MarkC well, edit is a text editor in a world that isn't Unix's, where you instead have many tools, each of which does one thing well, but just one thing :)
I have a good question for you (all). Is there a good reason the Unix core utilities are all separate (vs. command.com, e.g.) and able to be deleted, have their permissions changed, or moved, rendering them and your system potentially frozen (until a reboot or rescue I guess)?
@Radp what are you even talking about that is an "answer"? Popular's first is basically a reaction with an assumption but no justification or explanation why you would need that freedom.
Yes, yes, the SU mantra is "We demand root access."
The privileges and the percentages do not line up on http://stackoverflow.com/privileges. They seem to be misaligned by about half a line.
Edit:
I'm seeing this in IE7.
@YiJiang Quickly, we need to hack into the production servers and fix that before Jeff comes along and says something like "And that's why we use tables"
A little bit strange, on SO I climbed over 500 rep (a second time, first time was ~2 weeks ago, but it went back under 500 after SO outage that forgot an accepted answer), and I get the message
"Congrats, you've gained the privilege to vote up"
There must be something wrong...
This is known as the Y1M bug, it has to do with how question numbers are stored. We've got top-notch legacy experts working on it right now.
Why stop there?
Is there a video that explains how stackoverflow works and can be used, ie a short tutorial to get you started. If there isn't then the people behind this site or others who know how it works should make one because its overwhelmingly different from other sites and thus difficult for beginners
Hey i need a coat for winter and wanted some opinions which coat do you like?
How many of us have done this before? I do it all the time, type out a question as thoroughly as possible and in the process discover the answer. It's one of the hidden benefits of stack overflow.
My question is, what should you do if you type out a long question then realise the answer towards...
The privileges and the percentages do not line up on http://stackoverflow.com/privileges. They seem to be misaligned by about half a line.
Edit:
I'm seeing this in IE7.
