I totally disagree. All three new mods are veteran users of Stack Exchange with vast knowledge about the network and even more in the sites that they already moderate. Taking this as weapon against SE management is just wrong. If they would have brought total strangers from other forums than I'd agree, but that's really not the case here. — Shadow Wizard4 mins ago
Judging by some of their other Meta answers, I'm inclined to assume that they're a nice enough person who uses poor/vague phrasing at times. And maybe slightly not yet in the loop on how bits of SE work.
So, here's the thing. I might. I probably will. But if you're literally going to ask me why I did something every time it seems at odds with what you'd do, this is going to get tiring fast.
I don't tell you how to do whatever it is you do here. Trust me to mod unless I've done something horribly stupid...
Cause this is starting to come close to second guessing my every move and... I don't like that.
Well, part of the reason was so I could bike across the historic Montopolis Bridge that had recently shuttered to car traffic and became exclusively pedestrian, after 100 years
Well, I hit a snag. Due to construction along the US-183 corridor I wasn't able to bike all the way. I was forced to end my rental and hail a cab to the airport.
...only to realize that that particular airline had moved to a new terminal on the other side of the airport. Thankfully there were free shuttles.
Then I rode it back to the main terminal and then took a transit bus home.
@SonictheInclusiveHedgehog not sure how you jump to that conclusion/context. Are you sure you're not asking that question as a setup to discredit a user?
@Mari it is less about time, more about how the user acts and how the other site users treat them. If I would see lots of complaints about the three mods coming from different users I would also might object appointing them here, but yet again, that is not the case. — Shadow Wizard9 hours ago
:)
Reminds me of people who object young (i.e. teenager) moderators.
Same way age isn't relevant and 14 y/o can be more mature than 80 y/o person,, time is also not relevant and a user active for only half year on a site can know more about it than someone who is member for 10 years.
Chrome on Windows still works(?) properly: Ctrl+G outside of the question/answer box will "Find Next". Ctrl+G while focusing the box will input the image.
I tried two suggested solutions, word-break: break-word doesn't work in FF and IE, and I could't get overflow-wrap: break-word to work in FF, even though it's supported according to the docs
@Tinkeringbell lol not same bird or same time. Or same house... And in both cases bird survived. After lots of panic and bumping into lots of things all around the house... :/
> In total, 31 (4.1 %) out of 750 examined animals were found positive for D. immitis by any of the tests applied (Knott’s method and serological examination). Moreover, microfilariae of D. repens and Acanthocheilonema reconditum were detected by the Knott’s method in 17 (2.3 %) and 10 (1.3 %) of the animals, respectively.
yeah, dogs usually don't, they just mysteriously grow weak and die :P
(over long years)
Heartworm is really nasty by the way. By the time it produces symptoms the arteries in the heart are full of worms, and you can't just kill them outright, because that would kill the host as well.
@EKons sure, but you need proper diagnosis to realize it's heartworm. At least where I'm from the bulk of dog owners only sees a vet when it's time for the mandatory shots
