How to get piece of html code and css from a web page.
Do badges get calculated in real time, or do they get calculated by an external service?
Does Stack Overflow use any external services to do things? E.g. maintenance, e-mailing, badge calculation?
It happens fairly frequently that I'll finish up a big project or get done with a meeting around 30-45 minutes before my time to go home. There are usually things that need to be done, but it usually isn't worth it to start on those projects with only 30-45 minutes to go.
What are some good thi...
In the spirit of our recent redesign of the users page, we felt it was time to enhance the tags page, too.
As you can see, the tags page now shows a bit more information about each tag, namely:
The first three lines of the tag wiki excerpt for the tag. The number of questions asked in that tag over the last two relevant time intervals — day, week, or month. These intervals are also clickable so you can zoom into recent questions with the tag.
The number of questions asked in that tag over the last two relevant time intervals — day, week, or month. These intervals are also clickable so you can zoom into recent questions with the tag. …
Every question on Stack Overflow, or any other Stack Exchange site, must be tagged with at least one tag. Tags are simple keywords or labels that help categorize your question with other, similar questions.
It’s important that questions get tagged correctly, because that makes it easier for everyone to find the questions they’re interested in — and potentially answer them.
These tags are built by the community, in what is commonly known as a folksonomy. While we do a bit of pre-seeding when sites launch with a few dozen really obvious tags, most tags you see were created by ano …
When accessing my profile dashboard in StackOverflow, StackExchange or any other sites I got a php parser error on the right box.
( ! ) Parse error: parse error in /var/www/html/stack/gotobed.php on
line 69
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Many errors in other sites occurs because my e-mail address ends with .info. Ma...
#include<stdio.h>
void main()
{
int a=5;
printf("%d\t%d\t%d\n",a,a++,++a);
}
Output of the above program showing 7 6 7 in gcc version 4.4.3 (Ubuntu 4.4.3-4ubuntu5). Why it is showing instead of 7 6 6 ?
