"Did you upgrade to the latest version of jquery?" - sarcasm "I hope you remembered to call std::flush" - sarcasm. "Oh I didn't think about that, of course your code can't possibly have any defects. My bad" - sarcasm.
@LaszloPapp All of the other comments are sarcastic and unhelpful.
The one comment you linked is the only one that is even kind of helpful.
@JanDvorak Does the Captain have a reputation, or something?
@LaszloPapp I don't think it's okay, because it makes our community look bad. This is the reception a new user gets - totally unhelpful feedback and mockery, followed by their question being closed.
yeah, the OP is a weird guy, he deserves critics, but it could have been put better... I still stick by that "std::flush" is cheerful even for the OP :)
(I would take it as a "lol" as an OP, and as such a positive thing)
It took me less than 30 seconds to write a comment (with a far more positive tone) explaining to the OP what's wrong with his question, and how to fix it.
Of course, it might get deleted before that happens.
Have you really just joined today to repeat the same answer now at three places? If the answer is same everywhere, just gain enough reputation for flagging as duplicate... We really do not need the same answers because if one gets outdated, incorrect, etc, and one updates it, it will not be updated at all places... — Laszlo Papp2 mins ago
they work prefect but how to i generate a single string from that. if i use both then they will gave me two result and i need single . i mean in a string i want to replace hashtag in hashtag tage link and mention to a link to user profile. — Sach49 mins ago
No, that's not what I meant. He has two preg_replace() statements, each of them having different replacement parameters. It wouldn't make sense to combine them into a single statement.
Simplified case: you have a string "foo bar baz", you want to replace "foo" with "1" and "bar" with "2". You can easily write two preg_replace() statements to replace them:
Today, I did this:
http://chat.stackoverflow.com/rooms/19237/chatroom-of-shame
I changed the room to gallery mode and removed myself as owner, essentially eliminating the ability for anyone to talk in the room.
I propose that the last owner of a chat room should not be able to be removed, en...
so I took a much needed break from stack exchange, and I open my meta stackoverflow profile for the first time ever, and I see that I have 0 profile views. Not a very pleasant welcoming!
@LaszloPapp I never advocated being nice to everyone indefinitely. I just mean that we should give new users constructive, positive feedback and correction. If they refuse to be helped, that's a different story.
I'm not an android dev but I've a hunch that your problem is within 10 lines of code, centered around how the events in the Activity gets invoked. Strip down to that bare minimum and someone will be able to spot instantly what is wrong. — rene1 min ago
@JanDvorak That OP posted on meta an hour or so ago and I was leaving a comment there based on his SO question but he deleted his meta-question ... but yeah, you're right...point taken...
inb4 this gets ignored by the powers to be, bountied multiple times and finally solved by some hacky userscript -- Jan Dvorak Dec 25 '13 at 19:16
I might as well cut it short and write a userscript right away; should I go ahead already? -- Jan Dvorak Dec 25 '13 at 19:16
@Jan yes plea...
@Stijn who needs to remember anything when we can search? ;)
Oh, Cody used to be a mod didn't know that!
Sometimes I miss my hello bot... but guess it got quite irritating at some point
user213963
We kind of need a community manager over at Programmers. A repeating troll with offensive material. Spam flags won't be bad either, but given the persistence some SE powers may be needed.
@Stijn oh so it must be a temporary token only. Still, risky!
user213963
@ShadowWizard Those two accounts I linked earlier are now 404'ed. I am fairly sure there's a system that says "if all of the posts of a user are deleted as spam or offensive, the user is destroyed too". Community handled the deletes of the answers - not another mod, so thats how that got deleted.
My common workflow when I see a blatant spam post by a 1 rep user is:
flag as spam (when I'm a mod this auto-deletes)
go to user profile
As a mod, I destroy the user. As a regular user I spam flag the other spam posts linked from the profile
These are a bit more clicks than absolutely necessa...
@Pops well, the indian hacker team? You know... well.. :-P
@MichaelT yup, will likely get rejected at some point, or just buried along with thousands of inactive feature requests. It got a point, but too risky in my opinion.
@ShadowWizard I retract all previous threats and insinuations regarding punishments and other adverse actions. Instead, I'm just going to copy that message to the devs and whatever happens, happens.
Howdy folks, friendly neighborhood moderator here. I hear you all like free flags, and I need a little help cleaning something up. This user: stackoverflow.com/users/2714702/vizllx?tab=answers is a serial plagiarist. I suspect pretty much everything they have posted for the last six months at least is plagiarized from somewhere. It takes a while to go through and find the original sources for each of these posts, however, so I thought I'd crowdsource this.
@greyglassbottle I really don't care about a few points right now, but in the future, it would be polite to accept the first answer when there are several identical solutions. — DanFromGermany5 mins ago
@Undo It's probably longer, but I cleaned up many of these in November, December, and January when they were flagged for this then. I forgot to check in with them, and they've continued since. There's probably a higher concentration in the last six months.
@Undo Please, with a link to the original post or posts they copied the answer from. That lets me tag it with a comment and possibly close the question as a duplicate.
@DanFromGermany: You are supposed to accept the best answer, not the quickest. From this post: "Don't pick too quickly: Try not to select an answer minutes after posting it. Sometimes a better answer will come hours later, and you might miss out on it if you select your answer too fast. The other problem with this is that other stack overflow users will see the accepted answer, only read that one and not the others, and vote it up. You will have an inflated vote answer for possibly not the best answer.". — Amal Murali4 mins ago
What am I gonna do 2moz? Copy some answers right after they got posted, change a little bit and hopefully earn the rep! That gonna be hella fun! — DanFromGermany47 secs ago
If there is a link-only answer with a link to the documentation of a specific method in the Low Quality Posts queue, should I choose "Recommend Deletion" or "Looks Good"?
He asked what is fragment and he requested docs, so I replayed to this request, I can't write a thesis here on Android Fragments, so I provided a link. I don't understand your comment. — user29446162 mins ago
so I am looking for the answer of the question of @ProgramFOX which asked by him here few hours back
If there is a link-only answer with a link to the documentation of a specific method in the Low Quality Posts queue, should I choose "Recommend Deletion" or "Looks Good"?
"That is enlightening information. Please by all means go argue that point on one of the websites in our network. I'm sure they'd welcome the education".
Today, I did this:
http://chat.stackoverflow.com/rooms/19237/chatroom-of-shame
I changed the room to gallery mode and removed myself as owner, essentially eliminating the ability for anyone to talk in the room.
I propose that the last owner of a chat room should not be able to be removed, en...
inb4 this gets ignored by the powers to be, bountied multiple times and finally solved by some hacky userscript -- Jan Dvorak Dec 25 '13 at 19:16
I might as well cut it short and write a userscript right away; should I go ahead already? -- Jan Dvorak Dec 25 '13 at 19:16
@Jan yes plea...
My common workflow when I see a blatant spam post by a 1 rep user is:
flag as spam (when I'm a mod this auto-deletes)
go to user profile
As a mod, I destroy the user. As a regular user I spam flag the other spam posts linked from the profile
These are a bit more clicks than absolutely necessa...
For anyone who works with x86 assembly, I'm curious which assembler you use.
Preferably, the name should be an acronym and end in "ASM" =)
