Hi all. I'm Jin, and I'll be working on the designs for the Stack Exchange sites as they graduate from the beta phase. Each site will have its own unique theme that will reflect its topic. However, all sites will share quite a bit of common elements so they feel like they're part of the Stack Exc...
@MichaelMrozek Hmm, I went in with 1700 rep and it gave me a button to approve, but errored. But I think the error was someone had already approved the edit.
@MichaelMrozek Is a question "real" if the OP doesn't actually have the question, but only formulated it for the purposes of "asking" something that hadn't already been answered? :P
In the SNES game Secret of Mana, all the weapons seem to have 9 orbs, and thus 9 variations, except the Mana Sword. It doesn't seem possible to forge the Mana Sword more than 7 times, to get it to level 9. Is there a way to forge the 8th level sword, the Dragon Buster? And if so, what is the 9th ...
Hi all. I'm Jin, and I'll be working on the designs for the Stack Exchange sites as they graduate from the beta phase. Each site will have its own unique theme that will reflect its topic. However, all sites will share quite a bit of common elements so they feel like they're part of the Stack Exc...
@TimStone speaking of, I was assigned a new designation while I was there. I'm apparently now ⌘⌘peacelilly23. I've gotta practice signing my name, cos those symbols don't look like greek OR latin ...
Thundersnow, also known as a winter thunderstorm or a thunder snowstorm, is a rare kind of thunderstorm with snow falling as the primary precipitation instead of rain. It typically falls in regions of strong upward motion within the cold sector of an uheult, where the precipitation consists of ice pellets rather than snow.
Formation
There are usually four forms of thundersnow:
* A normal thunderstorm on the leading edge of a cold front or warm front that can either form in a winter environment or one that runs into cool air and where the precipitation takes the form of snow.
* A heavy ...
I've created a demo page for you: http://cmaempreendimentos.com/test/
As you can see i have written "HeLLo 54292" by using table,tr,td, blue color and +. I'm making it with PHP. You can check out page's html source code, and see how i have written that text. Actually that's not a real text, that...
@Jin so from whom do you take cues and inspiration? Do we get to influence you beforehand or do you just sortof go meditate and then go in front of a whiteboard?
> Congratulations! You have been selected to participate in a new account security initiative in which we send a Blizzard Authenticator to you for free.
@drachenstern I do a lot of research before I start designing. Some topics I know well, gaming, cooking etc so I have an idea right away. But others, TeX, CStheory, etc I know nothing of. So I read a lot of related online sites and books on them to get an idea. also I read the Q&As on the site too.
I have a page which displays "HeLLo 54292" in ASCII art, using + characters inside <table> tags to produce block letters. I'm generating this with PHP. You can check out page's html source code, and see how the ASCII art is constructed.
I want to convert the ASCII-art letters to actual te...
ok people, my hour or so in the chatroom has been most embiggening, but I'm off to the house for a little more quiet worktime and a movie and dinner ... cheerio and I'll likely be back, if anyone wants to annoy me later ;)
@Zypher feel free to blast my previous comment on the matter to hell (or correct it to say "the one in the SOIS office is such a couch if that's what you mean" )
@RebeccaChernoff then who can I blame for SO being down? I am going into withdrawwwwwwllllll hfiu 9hfifhmufnh8dh iyh8ifhdhD
Ok Since I can't answer questions on StackOverflow right now I'm going to go see what this "life" thing everyone's always telling me to go get it all about...
So it appears that one of the developers of this framework might be a bit of an ass, and the developers of the web framework I use don't seem to see eye to eye with him, heh. This may prove to be problematic..
@drachenstern I'm not one to name names. ;) But it basically boils down to whether or not this security framework can work with this web framework, and each side seems to want to point out flaws in the other, and the security framework developer insists it should be possible to use the frameworks together without really giving insight on how that might work.