A weird question I think, but I think it could be a business.
If I ask "what is the basic algorithm of a Tetris game" in stackoverflow, soon there must comes out answers, and I can solve my question in free.
But what if I ask "I need a Tetris game code in Objective-C, in 3D", is there anyone gonn...
Seriously @mootinator - I just updated a religious oriented app and I got an appropriate site to cover it. Searching Google for my app now turns up a billion clones of the same article.
I'd like StackExchange to please block the ability to ping oneself manually in chat. I've been playing with that a little lately and it crashed my browser! (Safari 5, OS X 10.6.7)
I'm pretty sure that that's what crashed Safari because I tried to edit a "self-ping" and Safari crashed. I looked ...
One thing that I think may be an issue is that I kinda hacked the rewrite and apache config. It's not exactly what the documentation suggested. (That didn't exactly work, so I kept trying things.)
I notice the the edit pages aren't rewritten to the pretty format.
If using LINQ you can pass a method directly to Select instead of making a lambda.
So, instead of
foo.Select(x=>int.Parse(x))
you can use
foo.Select(int.Parse)
directly.
(Discovered recently when improving on one of Timwi's C# answers.)
it's more semantically appropriate. Why should GET /foo/content return a login page? It should IMHO redirect to /login, and on success redirect back to /foo/content
I just added a standard "Open file" dialog to a small desktop app I'm writing, based on the JFileChooser entry of the Swing Tutorial. It's generating a window that looks like this:
but I would prefer to have a window that looks like this:
In other words, I want my file chooser to have Windo...
@ircmaxell yeah... I'm still baffled how I managed to get into the top 10% of users... probably by sheer volume of answers that happened to have the asp.net tag as well.
Possible Duplicate:
Vote to force-accept an answer for someone else's question
The fact is that we can't trust new users to accept answers when their problem is solved.
Sometimes the OP even adds a comment saying "Thanks, that solved my problem!" but it never accepts the answer a...
It is a duplicate, the latter is just more specific, but that doesn't mean the first isn't the same. Should just add a specific idea as an answer to the first.
What do you guys think of having a visible warning for insecure code. So there could be a vote processes that would display a big red warning banner saying Warning: This code is insecure, be careful when using it
@ircmaxell get over it. Answers need down-votes. Without them, they're like hot-house tomato plants, thin, weak, unable to stand up to the wind and the sun. Down-votes make them strong, or kill off the weak. DOWN-VOTE!
I'd like StackExchange to please block the ability to ping oneself manually in chat. I've been playing with that a little lately and it crashed my browser! (Safari 5, OS X 10.6.7)
I'm pretty sure that that's what crashed Safari because I tried to edit a "self-ping" and Safari crashed. I looked ...
If using LINQ you can pass a method directly to Select instead of making a lambda.
So, instead of
foo.Select(x=>int.Parse(x))
you can use
foo.Select(int.Parse)
directly.
(Discovered recently when improving on one of Timwi's C# answers.)
I just added a standard "Open file" dialog to a small desktop app I'm writing, based on the JFileChooser entry of the Swing Tutorial. It's generating a window that looks like this:
but I would prefer to have a window that looks like this:
In other words, I want my file chooser to have Windo...
Possible Duplicate:
Vote to force-accept an answer for someone else's question
The fact is that we can't trust new users to accept answers when their problem is solved.
Sometimes the OP even adds a comment saying "Thanks, that solved my problem!" but it never accepts the answer a...
http://php.net/trim
$query = "select product_id from sp_url where url like '%" . trim($variable) . "'";
