@Sam wonders if that room is against the TOS.. not discriminate against **age**/race/etc , except for people under 13, we have to legally discriminate against them.
Wow. There were over 4000 comments under 15 chars in this query as noted in this question. But now there is only 1. Thanks to whoever flagged them. And to the mod/employee who nuked them all, if that was the case!
Is * Backup your database before trying this * noise? I don't think it contributes anything (You should always make backups anyway), but I'm not affirmative
StackOverflow - making the internet more awesome than porn and kittens alone can - thank you user1096188! — JulianBMar 14 '12 at 17:38
1. Make the topic stand out.
The purpose of a title is to attract people interested in your topic
or who can give you an answer. People scan web pages quickly. Make
it easy for them to notice your question. Some people read via the RSS
feed (Stack Overflow example), so they don't see tags.
2. K...
I mean, you are "tgm, jan and me" is an object. You would use "tgm, jan and I" if it were a subject ("tgm, jan and I want to be able to control the bot")
As if the smoke smell in the bathroom isn't enough, now there's smoke smell in the whole apartment now. IDK, smells weird. Fire department come and I go to Mc Donald's.
For the bathroom, yes. By "smoke in the whole apartment", I meant the whole 4th floor, which means a larger fire. Like plastic or something by the awful smell.
Hey guys. Does anyone have any advice/link to a meta question on answers copied fully from a 3rd party site? Found an answer (stackoverflow.com/a/26563480/3005188) which seems to just be a code block that is copied from another site, the author attributed it though. What do!?
Recent cases of wholesale plagiarism like the four instances collected in this question (one, two, three, four) make me think, maybe there should be a clear policy on plagiarism in place in the FAQ?
A FAQ entry, say under the headline "Can I use other people's work?", could highlight the essenti...
Now I know why so many users have glasses as avatars, they stole Bart's pictures!
I'm pretty sure that them being on Flickr does not make them copyright free. Although they might have a CC license. All my photos on Flickr are explicitly copyrighted for example. I seriously don't mean to rain on your lovely cat-parade, but having had my fair share of photographs stolen from me, I tend to be fairly careful about this stuff. — BartJun 6 '12 at 7:42
@HansPassant I've downvoted, but then I risk getting in trouble myself. I've had my voting history flagged for this and then mods come along, give me crap and reverse the votes. Even that aside, even with my almost 7K rep, I think I'd vote myself out of the ability to comment if I downvoted all these. — Technik Empire7 mins ago
@Frank Programming puzzles are puzzles solved by writing programs. Code golf is a programming puzzle that involves making your code as short as possible.
