It seems most everyone does asynchronous requests with XMLHttpRequest but obviously the fact that there is the ability to do synchronous requests indicates there might be a valid reason to do so. So what might that valid reason be?
Sorry, was reformatting a codeblock. I think you need to shoot someone.
I suggest starting with Jack Daniels
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Then explain to the client that there's no need to connect a peripheral on this computer to a program on that computer... better to give them some of your Jack Daniels too
Tell them to do it in Flash and use the pen as a mouse input
Gordon Ramsay "please Lord don't let me get food poisoning for the fourth time in a month" during a prayer ... oh wow.
"she's bringing you a plate" "would you mind getting me a clean one then dear?" then they bring him pork on a beef plate and a rotten tomato for the tomato rose ...
I'm surprised most of the kitchens he goes into aren't already SHUT DOWN ffs
Yeah, I want to find a gigabyte connection to our apartment building and get the owner to just include it in the rent (she really likes the idea, and she has like 5 IT tenants) ... with a bit of up front investment in switches and wiring, we can have a shared gigabyte+ fiber over 70 units
I just don't know how much they cost/month and if they're worth the investment in the first place
hahaha, too funny... look at all the things I've not thought through before trying! ;)
I think I'm gonna have to just get on the phone with ATT Enterprise or something
Surely somebody offers this sort of service for a building ... it's not all that hard to get all this setup, all I need is the telco to put fiber into the building and give me a gigabyte jack
however bear in mind that there is a daily cap, so not all upvotes count
for instance, jon skeet generally hits his daily cap most days, and a lot of points that would goto him for old history upvotes don't get applied because of his cap
at 7200 rep I would've thought you would've had a handle on this by now ;)
Looking at the profiles of the users with the most reputation I started to wonder: are those people working besides asking and answering on stackoverflow? Or are they the superstars Steve Yegge writes about in "Done, and Gets Things Smart"?
So, this is a question that can be answered from severa...
If you read any of this answer, read this:
The formula for the score on the Stats page looks like "The sum of all non-negative values of (upvotes - downvotes) for answers that are not Community Wiki"
The following goes into more detail on how this was decided.
It does not include Community...
I'm still trying to decide if I should treat today as a regular workday (because it doesn't feel like a holiday to me) or not (because it's an official company holiday)
not that it really matters when you have this kind of flexible hours...
'Ello @YiJiang, if you're still being forced to visit on some arcane form of IE, I believe Marc still would like the chat.SE login workaround tested. ;)
There are a number of "illegal" clones popping up which use the cc-wiki data without following the attribution terms (these are linked at the bottom of every webpage, and included as a .txt file in every data dump we produce).
Here's a place to list all the illegal clones, since we didn't have...
I want to try and detect the different parts of a person's name in Javascript, and cut them out so that I can pass them onto something else.
Names can appear in any format - for example:-
miss victoria m j laing
Miss Victoria C J Long
Bob Smith
Fred
Mr Davis
I want to try and write somethin...
Got a quick question regarding the Tenacious badge (on SO): I've got 18 accepted answers in total, and I've got 5 0-score accepted answers (not counting self-accepted, and all of those are >7 days old) - shouldn't this qualify for the Tenacious badge, or is my math just wrong?
Regular badges (M-Z)
Jump to A-L
Mortarboard
bronze; awarded once; same family as Epic (silver), Legendary (gold)
Exceed the rep cap
Exceeding the cap is defined as earning >200 reputation in one day
Exceeding the cap is not the same as reaching the cap, which means earning 200 or more rep ...
Only accepted answers older than 7 days a considered (otherwise tons of new users would get this)
As long as they are not self accept
And they are not wiki
And they are not deleted
We're preparing the election page now. Here is how we think it will work, based on our existing moderator elections to date.
Our general criteria for moderators:
patient and fair
leads by example
shows respect for their fellow community members in their actions and words
open to some light but...
It seems most everyone does asynchronous requests with XMLHttpRequest but obviously the fact that there is the ability to do synchronous requests indicates there might be a valid reason to do so. So what might that valid reason be?
This is really a mystery for me. How can I get Epic, Legendary, and Mortarboard badges?
If you read any of this answer, read this:
The formula for the score on the Stats page looks like "The sum of all non-negative values of (upvotes - downvotes) for answers that are not Community Wiki"
The following goes into more detail on how this was decided.
It does not include Community...
I want to try and detect the different parts of a person's name in Javascript, and cut them out so that I can pass them onto something else.
Names can appear in any format - for example:-
miss victoria m j laing
Miss Victoria C J Long
Bob Smith
Fred
Mr Davis
I want to try and write somethin...
Regular badges (M-Z)
Jump to A-L
Mortarboard
bronze; awarded once; same family as Epic (silver), Legendary (gold)
Exceed the rep cap
Exceeding the cap is defined as earning >200 reputation in one day
Exceeding the cap is not the same as reaching the cap, which means earning 200 or more rep ...
Only accepted answers older than 7 days a considered (otherwise tons of new users would get this)
As long as they are not self accept
And they are not wiki
And they are not deleted
Which are safe to allow them to gnaw on, if any?
