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Aaron Hall

12:08 AM

@Catija my uh... comment... er, uh... was... um... tongue-in-cheek.

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Nog Shine

2:23 AM

Are new users getting new avatars instead of gravatars if account is created from google or fb?

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Sonic the Inclusive Hedgehog

5:02 AM

I'm at an arbitrary street in Anchorage

Journeyman Geek

5:19 AM

@Magisch put a new batch of Ash photos in the litter box ;)

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Journeyman Geek

6:22 AM

If anyone's even around this lovely saturday afternoon

cv-plzhttps://meta.stackexchange.com/questions/311389/what-are-the-paytm-c‌all-back-urls-for-staging-and-production-for-an-android-app

Travis J

6:38 AM

Afternoon? It's almost midnight

It took me 2 hours to get home today because apparently it was University graduation night. Roads were so clogged it was insanity.

Journeyman Geek

oddly weekends feel like the quietest time on SE

Travis J

That can also be statistically proven.

Traffic, views, question counts, answer counts, answers per question... all lower on the weekends.

Journeyman Geek

also chat ;p

Its almost like people usually hang out when they're at work ;p

(fun fact. Someone once pointed out my reputation gain on any site seems to correlate with how much I hate my job)

Travis J

Wait, you think people are here while at work? That is absurd.

<.<

>.>

o.O

Journeyman Geek

6:57 AM

INCONCEIVABLE!

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rene

8:53 AM

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user202729

9:23 AM

(question about SO) What should be done with chatty but not obsolete comments? LIke this stackoverflow.com/questions/30494918/…

@TravisJ Not absurd at all.

rene

@user202729 do nothing? Or if it really bugs you, edit the answer to include the useful bits from the comment into the answer and then custom flag the comment to explain you edited the useful info into the answer, obsoleting the comment.

without a custom flag on the comment the mod might misinterpret your intent

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πάντα ῥεῖ

3:35 PM

Q: What does a brand-new user see when returning to the site when their first post has been deleted?

I know there's a small "deleted recent questions" link at the bottom of a user's Questions list if they click through to it from their Activity on their profile. But a new user may not know to do that. And I've read the deleted questions FAQ, but it doesn't seem to address this. Given this scena...