they're quick to make. a theme pretty much just needs 7 colors: border, background, name, rep, gold, silver, bronze. font and size are optional but i've kept those the same so far
Today is my birthday. I was disappointed to see that when I logged on to SO I was not greeted with a "Happy Birthday" message.
Can we display something (maybe through the notification bar?) when someone logs in on their birthday?
How addicted to Stack Overflow are you really?
I've recently realized that I'm getting really addicted to these sites (especially SO) for various reasons.
I feel like I've failed myself when a day passes and I didn't reach my 200 reputation cap. (maybe that's a small exaggeration)
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I am making an application where i would require the google's spell check algorithm ("did you mean?" algorithm). Does anyone has any idea is the source code or algorithm of google available anywhere on net or in any book?
It got killed because a bunch of people assumed he meant the source for the search engine itself, so then people retaliated and upvoted it ridiculously
> "We thought we were being proactive with our virus message. [...] It was never our intent to lead customers to believe they have a virus on their computer. This was purely an informative message about a legitimate and serious virus that also included information about the differences in protection of various products, and how to get protection against it."
For a minute I thought you were reading it on the iPad, then I went and had a look and figured that's what the useless piece of wood was referring to... a bit slow, sorry :)
@badp, no, your English is astoundingly good. On is a perfectly good synonym for about in that context. It was just slightly ambiguous for me without having properly read the strip
Well anyway, it's not a big deal. It's just like watching General Patreaus with his billboard of badges and star trinkets on his uniform. He's a top general. That's about all you need to know. :)
@badp Unless you know for a fact that someone's married -- and I admit that I don't know whether you do in this case -- it's more polite to go with "mademoiselle"; otherwise you're calling her old (and/or the boss of a bunch of hookers).