I just got logged out of Stack Overflow about 2-3 minutes ago (between 8:45 and 8:50 eastern time). I logged right back in (with Google). This has been happening somewhat regularly on my work PC. @balpha (or other cool people), can you see anything in the logs that indicates why I'm getting logged out?
I'm (unfortunately) using IE8, so that might be related.
I see a different user coming from the same IP address shortly before you (probably a coworker) -- do you know whether that may have been from the same computer?
That's highly implausible. I'm having Pop-Tarts for breakfast. It doesn't get much more American than that.
It's even funnier, because there are documents on our employee portal that talk about supporting / following the company's social media outlets, but explicitly mentions to use your phone to do it while at work.
is it possible to resend an area51 invitation email?
I had apparently not verified my email address (which is rather obsolete anyway since I used my existing SE account to register on A51), so didn't receive an email when the opendata site went into beta
but now it does know that I committed to it yet doesn't allow me in, referring me to the email I never got...
a 'new' user on SO is googling the phrase "pain in the ass" and edits any post he can find to replace that phrase and adds 'explicit content' as explenation for his edit. What should we do in such cases? Approve or Reject?
That answer is outdated, since we unified the login and account system this is no longer possible. You can now login to all sites with a single set of credentials which work everywhere, but as a result un-linking is no longer supported.
Once we phase out the last of the internal usage of GUID...
I don't think so, we still use the same login system. If you used different OpenIDs for the two sites you might be able to get them split, but an employee would have to do it manually, and I don't even know if it's possible
Then what I said. As long as they use the same OpenID you definitely can't. You might be able to get them split up so they use separate OpenIDs, but I don't know if that's possible or not. You could try contacting the team
@PopularDemand I'm sorry. Never figured that that phrase (or question on tavern) was NSFW (since it's not a link/image/curse/etc). So we should accept all those edits?
Without looking through the actual edits, I would suspect that the editor is just doing blind replacements and not fixing any other problems with the affected posts, so I would say they're probably rejections.
@PopularDemand I noticed that after a couple of minutes my 'peers' started to reject them to as 'to minor'. But since I want to be an asset to the community, I figured I'd ask here.
There are non nefarious uses for this (many do this with a Git commit hook so their facial expression is captured upon committing) - but I'm not sure that it wouldn't add more noise than value to chat. I personally think it would be hilarious, but I'm sure some would rather not have the additional noise. — Tim PostMay 6 at 16:11
Some people really do that? I would be super annoyed if i was photographed every time I commit.
I'm halfway through the latest SE podcast, and all of the issues/concepts/principles they're discussing about question titles are things I've already given consideration to on my own time. If that's not a sign that I need to find a new place to spend my time, I don't know what is.
@PopularDemand something along the lines of "you could hypothetically work here and be paid to consider these issues". not that it'd solve your "need a new place" problem.