> Examples have included Cat (under "wording"), William of Orange, Her Late Majesty, Vic Grimes, List of virgins, e (mathematical constant), Template:User admins ignoring policy, Democratic Party (United States) and, yes, even this entry itself.[citation needed] WP:LAME has also survived at least six attempts at deletion, plus another attempt which was ultimately closed at the nominator's request.
> Have you learned nothing from this entire page??? Of course there was a (lame) edit war about Lamest edit wars. Edit wars over which edit wars are allowed to be on these pages, or over how specific entries on this page should be worded (oh, the irony). See recursion; see also tail recursion.
I humbly request the following toolbar buttons when composing a new question:
Notice the addition of four new buttons. I will briefly describe their functions below:
Freehand circle button - automatically infers (based on context) where a freehand circle needs to be placed within the picture...
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This button changes all backwards smilies in StackExchange™ ForwardLooking ApprovedSmilies™. Useful for quick fixing of heretically-aligned smilies.
UPDATE 2010-10-29: I now have very, very, very basic XMPP support working, written in Ruby as an XMPP component. The code can be checked out from http://trac.digitalfruition.com/soxmpp/browser/trunk and I am documenting the progress in the Trac wiki.
At the moment there is no write support but I...
# SO Chat Feed Class
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# This class represents a Stack Overflow Chat Room Event Feed.
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# It's purpose is to provide a method for other objects to query for events,
# and this class will act as a translation device between the JSON feed of chat
# events and Ruby objects which represent those events
Me: I just changed some settings on the server, please let me know if you receive this test message.
Client: No. I still haven't received it. > ----Original Message ----- > I just changed some settings on the server, please let me know if you receive this test message.
@LanceRoberts I'm talking about the OP deleting his own post with a single vote. 10k users can still vote to delete like always (I think it's 1 vote per 10 upvotes on the question and its answers, if I remember correctly)
@PopularDemand Truth? Jeff had issues with Campfire (NIH maybe?) and had his minions build this when he finally realized there was nothing that truly suited him. The fact we get to use it is merely a byproduct.
Is it possible to nest forms in Wicket that are independent of each other? I want to have a form with a submit button and a cancel button. Both buttons should direct the user to the same page (let's call it Foo). The submit button should send some info to the server first; the cancel button shoul...
What does this mean to you? "Jump-In Price: $5,000. It's Easy! Pay the Jump-In price and you get started with our software today. After 4 payments for your first year of use, the quarterly fee drops by 50%! No yearly contracts! Cancel anytime"
It's attractive in some sense, but if you can convince people to budget for the amount in the first year, you typically can "easily" convince customers to pay the same amount the next year.
This is less true for smaller customers who don't have that kind of cash to spend, but at (presumably) $20,000+ for the first year, it sounds like whatever it is is marketed to larger companies.
Speaking of hiring, I think we'll need to start doing that again soon...the interview process is exhausting, but more employees is a bright prospect, heh. :P
Yeah, we're waiting to see if we can secure a few more contracts first, but ultimately we have far too many new directions to move in to not have at least a few more people.
If you send your chat cookie to the XMPP script, it will be able to post messages. The chat doesn't check to see if these messages come from a different IP, as long as the cookie is the same as it is in your browser
@radp Of course. :) It was just coincidence that the error that @Sathya received was similar to the one that I got on Stack Flair earlier, and the Stack Flair one was related to the API...and your script makes calls to the API whereas SEModifications doesn't....so....yeah ;)
I humbly request the following toolbar buttons when composing a new question:
Notice the addition of four new buttons. I will briefly describe their functions below:
Freehand circle button - automatically infers (based on context) where a freehand circle needs to be placed within the picture...
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This button changes all backwards smilies in StackExchange™ ForwardLooking ApprovedSmilies™. Useful for quick fixing of heretically-aligned smilies.
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