@Zypher lmao, "Zypher triumphantly declared the end of security, and the day was saved. Besides for all the compromised machines and everything, but just ignore those."
I ask as moderator of security.se. Would it be better if moderators didn't gain/lose reputation for their questions and answers? We are already supposed to represent the communities we mod, and we already have full access to the tools that are the 'prize' for good participants. So perhaps we, lik...
@RebeccaChernoff so we nailed down an actual address or we're handily using the information provided us by his WwF handle to track him down and see that he appears to be an avid FB user?
actually I'm not 100% certain that that's @TimStone but I do know that most of us techies use the same handles all over, so I'm assuming a 90% gaurantee rate of success
It's not like I'm not instantly trackable ... 1 google search gives you like 99% of what's needed to track me down, and a few deep searches gives you like 60% of my personal history.
and you have to admit, drachenstern is even more specifically searchable than Cole Brand ... I mean, if you're doing English only searches, what're the odds there's two of us with the same nick, whereas Brand is fairly common, and Cole was the new hotness about six to ten years ago for naming kids.
Just use a regular IDENTITY column as your SEQ:
declare @table table(raw_seq int IDENTITY(1,1), col1 varchar(10),col2 varchar(10));
then use
ROW_NUMBER() OVER (PARTITION BY col1 ORDER BY raw_seq) AS seq
In order to get the value you want.
I'll commit to his proposal, why not
anybody have tools to find out what his rep% levels are?
To clarify, my usage of "you" did not mean @drachenstern or anyone specifically. Just the whole commit so my percentage goes up, doesn't matter if you're interested or would use or can contribute process is flawed.
I want to make it so that any occurance of an image gets wrapped with a link to the image source
How can I write a pattern, in PHP so that I can find these variations, which are scattered throughout text coming from the database:
<img src='/dir/dir2/image1.jpg' alt='blah blah blah'>
<i...
May I recommend using jQuery and use this snippet instead, it should be easier (and we all love jQuery to brute-force any problem ;] )
$('img').wrap( function(){ return '<a href="' + this.src + '"></a>'; });
or is it
$('img').wrap( function(){ return '<a href="' + $(this).attr...
Meme: jQuery
Originator: Unknown (possibly Ólafur Waage)
Cultural Height: TBD
Background: A Stack Overflow-centric meme, jQuery begin its career early on as the answer to beat for any question that even remotely referenced JavaScript. Its popularity became so great that eventually jQuery becam...
Which one of the 2 initializations is better?
public class ServiceClass
{
private DataManager dataManager = new DataManager();
private Dictionary<string, string> stringDictionary = new Dictionary<string, string>();
private Dictionary<...
Firefox appears to be refusing to style an html element if i use the <address> element in the CSS selector.
Example:
<footer>
<address>
<ul>
<li id="email_address">email@website.com</li>
<li id="phone_number">(555) 55...
Just use a regular IDENTITY column as your SEQ:
declare @table table(raw_seq int IDENTITY(1,1), col1 varchar(10),col2 varchar(10));
then use
ROW_NUMBER() OVER (PARTITION BY col1 ORDER BY raw_seq) AS seq
In order to get the value you want.
I want to make it so that any occurance of an image gets wrapped with a link to the image source
How can I write a pattern, in PHP so that I can find these variations, which are scattered throughout text coming from the database:
<img src='/dir/dir2/image1.jpg' alt='blah blah blah'>
<i...
May I recommend using jQuery and use this snippet instead, it should be easier (and we all love jQuery to brute-force any problem ;] )
$('img').wrap( function(){ return '<a href="' + this.src + '"></a>'; });
or is it
$('img').wrap( function(){ return '<a href="' + $(this).attr...
Which one of the 2 initializations is better?
public class ServiceClass
{
private DataManager dataManager = new DataManager();
private Dictionary<string, string> stringDictionary = new Dictionary<string, string>();
private Dictionary<...
Firefox appears to be refusing to style an html element if i use the <address> element in the CSS selector.
Example:
<footer>
<address>
<ul>
<li id="email_address">email@website.com</li>
<li id="phone_number">(555) 55...
