We have a "Report problem" link in the admin of our software which generates a dump of the environment and sends it to the development team... but no matter how I word it, or how I tell people about it, people keep using it for basic support requests...
@TheUnhandledException "If you use this form for something that is not an advanced development issue, your account will be permanently closed and your credit card charged a non-refundable fee of $500."
For reasons I can't fathom, my Google searches keep ending up at http://www.google.com/webhp?hl=chr. What language is 'chr' (I don't why I can't find this by searching Google, but I can't)? More importantly, how do I stop it?
(Note: going to 'settings' and setting my language to 'English' was no...
Yes Tim!
The Chrome thing was the problem. I guess the problem was using Xmarks with all browsers together at first, then switching to FireFox Sync. The FireFox Sync add-on saves and misinterprets the Google Chrome settings leading to this funny problem.
Another question: did you all use Window...
The new ability to apply special formatting to tags in questions and answers is great! But I'd like to make a feature-request and hopefully not get shot for this horrendous abuse.
Can we allow some level of site specification for this? I can see that being able to specify any SE site would be pr...
@YiJiang I suspect that Google has started to form a partnership with StackOverflow, the deal breaker being that Google has to enforce "Singapore: UNSUPPORTED "
Heh, it was funny, the Europeans who came over for the conference I was at all made a side trip to the Apple store so they could buy iPads for the same reason (well, that, and the fact that the Euro is crushing the US dollar right now, so the price ends up working out better for them).
The new ability to apply special formatting to tags in questions and answers is great! But I'd like to make a feature-request and hopefully not get shot for this horrendous abuse.
Can we allow some level of site specification for this? I can see that being able to specify any SE site would be pr...
Some Grace Note-inspired abuse:
i like this and my first
thought was meta-parent linking as you
said furthermore i think that it might be
good to enable some other very related
sites perhaps using the same algorithm
used by the close menu ...
But yeah, the JSON parser was complaining about a "<" showing up, so I imagine the API wasn't returning JSON, or something? Iunno, works for me now as well.
I think it is like a ping timeout on irc. If you don't ping home after 10 minutes, the server considers you gone. At least, that's how I've interpreted it.
1. Lose connectivity for 10 minutes, do not touch the browser. 2. Return online What happens is, chat loads everything that happened in the last 10 minutes, then kicks you out to the room list.
The actual error in this case is your . According to XEP-0071, section 8, point 5:
Section 11.1 of XMPP Core stipulates that character entities other than the five general entities defined in Section 4.6 of the XML specification (i.e., <, >, &, ', and...
So...I'm on a conference call. Listening to someone type. There was 30 seconds of speaking at the beginning of the call and the last 10 minutes have just been the guy typing. Typing loudly.
@balpha Yes, but I'm just a minor participant in the call. Not the person who's supposed to be leading it. And I also don't hammer each key when I type.
@DavidFullerton +1! I agree with you. Tag sets are really for the sites you don't live in, but you might like to visit there once in a while. << This describes cooking for me, but I don't have tags on cooking I'd want to limit things to.
I do sympathize about the conference call though, half the time when I'm talking to my boss, someone will call him on his cell phone and he'll start talking to them instead, heh.
This call has turned into the following: Them: We get an error using your code. Me: You're not using it like I showed you in the code samples (that are really actual implementations they can just use instead of partial samples *grumble*) Them: Ok, let me **clack clackity clack** away for 5 minutes. It still doesn't work. Me: Are you doing <x>? Them: No. Me: The readme says to do <x>. <rinse and repeat and repeat and repeat>
When people complain about some part of their jobs and I offer to write a script to do it for them, I intend it to be friendly but it tends to come off as "you're easily replaceable you know"
you don't understand. that's basically what I did. They need to include a couple javascript files, call a constructor, and call myObj.go() and they're done.
I don't have high hopes. We've already dealt with having no clue what session was in terms of the web, and finding out they spent half a day figuring out how to get an <a> to open in a new window.
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> Edit war over what pictures (if any) to include of an invisible parody deity, and how to caption them. [66][67][68][69][70] It is later decided to use an image of a pink unicorn silhouette with a gradient fading to invisible. Also included is an image of a pink unicorn with its alpha channel altered to form an invisible image of a pink unicorn.
> Should the font size for this userbox be 10pt or 14pt? 3rr violations, page protection, and vitriol spilling onto multiple talk pages ensue. Nobody is surprised. And then end result of the fight? - to make the text 12pt.