@LaszloPapp That's fine and I agree but, taking your side for consistency, I fail to see how my comment there was any different from you telling me that you flagged my comment here? Hypocrisy attracts revenge. I'm not saying you're a bad person, and I don't feel any angst towards you at all. But if you're wondering why you seem to be a revenge target for others, perhaps you shouldn't consistently have that attitude towards others... Anyways.
Actually your question ("What attitude?") raises a good point. It's just the way you are, so it doesn't seem out of the ordinary from your point of view (but hint: reflect on why you're a target for revenge, for example). I don't think this is a rabbit hole I want to go down any further than I already have, but I'll try to be more constructive the next time you get upset.
I suggested not to reply to an offensive post on Stack Overflow, just flag it. If that is bad, that is alright, that is still my personal opinion. I apologize if this had hurt you.
When I tried to run this How many upvotes do I have for each tag?, I got the below screen
Here the captcha is missing? I tried in other browsers too.
Updates:
From @Oded 's comments, I changed to http and it was working perfectly. Out of curiousity I would like to know why captcha over h...
@TimStone I noticed that, at least yesterday, sometimes links to questions and comments posted in the chat room didn't expand to pretty previews. Was that also related to switching to HTTPS?
@BlueIce I don't know. I never have the presence of mind to observe whether I look at meta, start crying then go to the corner, or move to the corner first before weeping, or if I start crying before looking at meta. The order of events is fuzzy.
@LaszloPapp In the other room; which proposal are you referring to?
What's happening (or not happening) with the tags count? Neither the total upvotes nor the total count of questions+answers has been updated forever it seems on my page.
@rene I opened that link to the question you suggested to migrate but then got pulled into a different direction. When I came back it was already closed. I've stopped proposing migrations. Everything I've come across in Meta discussions makes me think that I have 99% chance of being wrong, so...
I am trying to reopen the closed question but I am trying to do then it displays the message "You have already voted to reopen.." but see in the screenshot question does not show reopen vote count. I think this should show here like also reopen(1) and it does generally but not for me.
There are 3 identical cups of coffee on my desk. All are half full. All are cold. One is from this morning. The other two are from a week ago. I can't tell which is which. Which one do I drink? Why are these even here? Ugh... I'm disgusting. :(
I know this might sound dumb but how do i unpack DAT files, like for instance i have this DAT file that has a sprite in it that i want to edit, how do i unpack the DAT and get the sprite?
I am in the process of refactoring a c++ OpenGL app I made (technically, an app that makes heavy use of the thin OpenGL wrapper in Qt's QQuickItem class). My app is performing ok but could be better.
One of the issues I'm curious about relates to the use of virtual functions in very time-sensiti...
@JasonC: well, one thing I was obsessed about is really performance critical code. On desktop, none of the variants makes any difference, and hence the question is N/A.
@LaszloPapp I really wish he would give us more info. For some reason I'm super curious about where his actual bottlenecks are. I think it's because the OP seems like a reasonable person, unlike most of the micro-optimization askers I usually see.
oh, wait... academic people like working on theoretical stuff that is interesting, but not necessarily useful ... :)
I guess most of SO is desktop devs without doing performance critical embedded. It is amusing to me how people talk against fundamental principles that Sony applied to the PS series. :)
not sure why it got so many downvotes, but I gave an upvote.
@BlueIce do you personally believe you can do a better job than the compiler? If you do, you should be writing compilers. If not, you shouldn't waste your time with topics like this. — mahJul 28 '13 at 13:44
and that is IMHO not constructive.
and not even ultimately correct... you do write intrinsics because compilers suck.
Looking at the user's profile and description, I am not that surprised.
Is there a way to get free mobile network without wifi and a sim card?
Is there a way to get free mobile network without wifi and a sim card?
I have a rooted BLU STUDIO 5.5S and I want to get free mobile network I don't have sim card and I want it without WiFi.Is there an app or anything?
It's really annoying when you try to get an OP to update their question so that the necessary information is there and the reply you get is "the information you are asking about is obviously not relevant". "Yes, right, I don't know that I'm talking about. On the one hand my application works perfectly but your can't even load!" Well, I did not say this but I sure thought it.
@3ventic'sShadow Probably because something you downvoted got deleted. In your profile reputation page, down at the bottom, click "show removed posts". Then the +1's will show in the reputation timeline and you can see where they came from.
Proposed Q&A site for this site is for any part of Trolling. For those who want to prevent trolling, design systems that discourage trolling, or for people who want to successfully troll others.
I would like to create a QMessageBox::critical which would automatically adapt its size depending on the size of the content (the message text). How can I do it?
@Louis Nope; that was years ago before I had that kind of foresight. I pulled the drive and spent two days recovering data from it. I learned that lesson the hard way.
Ha. Well, one year I was working on an end of semester paper and had experienced a HD crash. I had a backup but it set me back about two fscking weeks. Now I have a system that backs up my ~ every 2 hours. I've made some stupid mistakes since but I've always been able to recover without much pain.
alias rmtemp='rm -rfv *~' has been a staple of my Linux setups ever since.
@Louis Ouch. Another good lesson learned though, heh.
I'm a back-up freak now too. Although I have not set up my backup system at home since I moved a month ago and I know I've got another lesson coming to me if I don't get on that. I had my first SSD read error on my laptop the other day. It was disturbing.
I have a terminology question. Say I have a network protocol where one type of message is a response sent only by request (e.g. a state query), and another type is sent on its own, without needing a request (e.g. a heartbeat). What word do I use for: "A status packet is only sent in response to an explicit request, but a heartbeat packet can be sent ___________ly."?
I know "at any time" but there's got to be one word for this - the purpose is to make it very clear that the packet can be sent without being asked for, in direct contrast to a request -> response mode.
Burninate encyption, for hopefully obvious reasons.
All current questions in the tag should be retagged encryption. There are only 27 at the time of this writing. Going down the list now.
I find the string tag most of the times useless. Also the following combinations: match ~ regex replace ~ regex pattern-matching ~ regex pattern-recognition ~ regex And a lot more ~sighs~
So I am trying to do this using the string.compare method and my conditions are that if the methods finds out that the upcoming word is alphabetically behind the current word, their position changes with the help of the temporary string strWordTemp. The code seems fine, and when the last number i...