@Shog9 If a user answer trolls a question which is about to be deleted (a spam or off topic/trolling question), would any downvotes that the user gets as a consequence still be counted even after the question is deleted? And if so do the downvotes carry the same weight as any other normal downvotes?
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> Deleting and undeleting posts may reverse reputation effects as well, if these posts have votes. Actions previously taken on deleted posts cease to affect reputation within five minutes (source), unless the post meets both the following criteria (in which case the reputation effects will be permanent) (source): - The post had a score of at least +3 - The post has been visible on the site for at least 60 days
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also active vs passive deleting ... not sure whether they are any difference
You'll be dead within a week. Wish your family goodbye and send all of those termites you've been saving for former acquaintances but never had the nerve to post.
Is anyone else finding problems with the xkcd CDN taking ages to serve images? Or should I blame the incompetent Aussie government and their shitty NBN rollout?
arstechnica.com/apple/2012/05/… - No surprise, then, that programmers for the Cyan software company originally wrote their hugely popular puzzle/adventure game Myst as a HyperCard stack.
But in all seriousness: Do I cook your mom's huge pile of meat on my makeshift barbecue? Or does your mom cook my huge pile of meat on her makeshift barbecue?
Or perhaps I cook my huge pile of meat on your mom's makeshift barbecue.
[ SmokeDetector ] URL in title, bad keyword in body, link at end of body, link following arrow in body, pattern-matching website in body, pattern-matching website in title: http://comagingcare.com/celleral/ by user56993 on drupal.stackexchange.com
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@Ϻ.Λ.Ʀ. working on a SharePoint solution we "won" management of. Based on what I saw so far, I think that I will soon find a check-in signed "Doc. Frankenstein"
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[ SmokeDetector ] Bad keyword in body, blacklisted website in body, link at end of body, link following arrow in body: How Does product? by kbsejiibond on meta.stackexchange.com
... the study that measured samples on offer, customer interest and the amount ultimately purchased.
For reference, this is one of the data slides he took from the study:
I'd love to read the study for myself.
For reference, Piriform products are often available for download at FileHippo but the site is reasonably well-designed. I've used CCleaner for years with absolutely no trouble at all.
@Andy Well, on a more serious notice, the policemen plugin seem to indicate that the request are made from the client, so basically onebox forces you to access cross site resources from another site. Considering that images have been used as an infection media and that even youtube felt to poisoned advertising once, the thing seem at least plausible.
It begin probable is a different story, and that is why the troll should be made on the security chat board.
They have to consider the improbable, so the discussion would get far more interesting there :P
@Ϻ.Λ.Ʀ. ? I would say that using that something is "probable" usually seem to imply that you consider it more likely to happen than something you just call "possible"
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@here can someone help me think of a better title for this post: stackoverflow.com/q/5874652/561731 as it is really a question of the difference between DOM properties vs attributes (vs what it was in the beginning which was a jquery question) and all of the answers answer basically what the diff is btw a property and an attribute. (and questions like this one: stackoverflow.com/questions/19246714/… were marked as duplictae of it)
Oh wait, @amanaPlanaCAnalPAnaMA you mean the title edit in Revision 20? It was wrong and useless indeed, but you also rolled back a good edit. Code should be part of the post itself.
![This site requires Sun Java 6.0.0.1 (32-bit) or higher. You have Macromedia Java 7.3.8.1¾ (48-bit). Click here [link to java.com main page] to download an installer which will run fine but not really change anything.](http://imgs.xkcd.com/comics/xkcd_stack.png "This site requires Sun Java 6.0.0.1 (32-bit) or higher. You have Macromedia Java 7.3.8.1¾ (48-bit). Click here [link to java.com main page] to download an installer which will run fine but not really change anything.")
... the study that measured samples on offer, customer interest and the amount ultimately purchased.
For reference, this is one of the data slides he took from the study:
I'd love to read the study for myself.
which one is stronger?
explain it with an example
