I'll see some of you in the AM ... Tim, pretend to get some sleep. @RebeccaChernoff do so if you're not still too excited about your new job ;) ... ciao ya'll .. @TylerChacha good luck on finding that shovel tonight ;)
well, we were developing version 2.0, so everybody wanted to make sure we didn't have the limitations of 1.0, plus have all the features everybody ever wanted
@TimStone, not yet, I admit. I've got the chat userscript loaded, never got round to trying the other one yet. Guess I should. (Thinks: Does working on userscripts fast-track you for valued associate status?)
Nah, I think @RebeccaChernoff is just good like that, heheh ;)
I was just curious, since I added auto-complete to it and no one has complained about any issues yet (which I'm sure there are plenty, especially since it doesn't alias accented characters to their non-accepted equivalents), heh.
up votes @MarcGravell for his prompt response, not his blame-taking (just so we're clear :P)
Oh, by the way...the whole "desktop notification of mentions in another room" bit isn't too kind to those of us with multiple tabs open. I found a way to quash it and set a timeout on the notifications with the userscript though, so it's all good for the moment.
Though I'd also imagine that my having a tab for each room isn't the intended usage either >_>
In the preview, the link below is displayed correctly (but is incomplete).
After posting, it does not work any more. The brackets need to be encoded.
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I think this actually is a bug in the server-side markdown parser.
* Square brackets containing the link identifier (optionally indented from the left margin using up to three spaces);
* followed by a colon;
* followed by one or more spaces (or tabs);
* followed by the URL for the link;
* optionally followed by a title attribute for the link, enclosed in double or single quotes, or enclosed in parentheses.
It never says that there has to be a space after the link before the parenthesis-enclosed title.
I'm not sure how they look in non-notification API supporting browsers (some HTML toast it looked like maybe?), but in Chrome you get notification toasts on your primary desktop.
@Benjol You get a little thingadongdong with the message.
@MarcGravell I went to these lengths to force that to happen, so my answer (and the answer of everyone else in here who uses Chrome and has the notifications enabled) is a resounding "Yes!" ;)
I have it at 8 there, but as a compromise 15 might be comfortable. I generally only want to see the toast if I'm doing something else on my main screen and not looking at chat. Otherwise, I'll just come back and check the notifications using the disk later.
Could it be the fact that I'm already connected via FFx? I could try connecting to the other chats in ffx as well, if you think that's even worth trying
In software engineering, a toast is a small, informational window displayed by certain kinds of software, especially instant messaging clients such as AOL Instant Messenger, Windows Live Messenger, XFire(with the latest update) and Trillian. Toasts notify users of various kinds of events, such as reception of new e-mail, a change in a peer's availability, or a change in network connectivity.
A Google employee, formerly a Microsoft Employee, is credited with coining the term during the development of MSN Messenger, since Messenger's small notification windows slide upward into view, like...
@MarcGravell, I'm sorry, I'm sitting here looking at WireShark's zillion options and absolutely no idea how to filter out the bits that might be useful to you :(
@MarcGravell Can you clear my star from @YiJiang's post at the top of the list over there? That sentence is still hilarious, but it does come across as a little inappropriate and I feel bad having it pinned up there. :p
@Benjol For the 501, the response pane (bottom right), Raw tab, after clicking the yellow button to remove compression (if there), and removing any cookie sets/
You'll need to click the link below the star list on the right if you haven't yet, and then there should be a notification asking you to grant the site permission to display notifications if it hasn't been granted already.
@YiJiang I just built a railroad to take advantage of a subsidy and forest closed up shop soon just about when it came time for me to give orders to the trains. =/
You need to add a null-terminator to the end of the string (also note you have the wrong index, as arrays start from index 0):
char s[10] = "qwerty";
s[6] = 'A';
s[7] = 0;
How to with regex in Java I split boolean expression ?
I have for example a_1 & b_2 | (!c_3) nad I need to get in
String [] ={"a_1","&","b_2","|","(","!","c_3",")"}
Name od variables can contain alphanumeric characters and '_' .
Help now ?
I suggest a (special?) tag every non-native English speaker may use to encourage native speakers to fix the spelling and grammar errors one made²
²) as long as it's relevant to understanding the questions meaning and does not consist of UK<->US conversion
It would help everyone if we provided a mechanism that people could use to flag their post if english is language they are not comfortably fluent in. A lot of non-english speakers have to go to english forums for tech support and find it embarrassing to ask questions in broken speech.
Worse, pe...