Trump doesn't care because it's not his money being lost and not his own family suffering from the various things being stuck. He still live in comfort and cares only for himself.
You understand that in North America bringing your baby with you and being topless (even in a restaurant, or at work) is a women's right. My photo showed nothing, but I will refrain from beach photos.
but here's the thing. I do realise that standards vary. But one of the things I've gotta do, slowly as a mod is to try to get a reasonable, sane common ground.
@M.A.R.ಠ_ಠ So, on this -- RPG.SE's General Chat has had this thing going for a few years where we aim to keep things relatively serene, avoid insults, and discourage rudeness and causticness. It makes the place an open and welcoming atmosphere for all comers -- materially, as well. We receive people who vocally acknowledge it feels like a safe haven compared to a lot of other places, and it enables us to deal with sensitive topics calmly and nonconfrontatinoally.
Our perspective is that when people are regularly making joking jabs and swearing, the tension and confrontation level of the room is raised to a higher norm than it otherwise would be. That means when a sensitive topic comes up, we are already starting that discussion from a higher point of tension and escalation, wherein swearing at people is fine -- and that's a great way to see a discussion escalate out of control into a flame war almost immediately.
@Tinkeringbell - It wasn't about swearing but about an image that I do not object to a CM reviewing. I have been asked not to do similar images due to standards somewhere so I won't again. It was funny until it turned into a ten minute debate. AFAIK the Mod's decision is final and this is closed.
I'd think that people focusing on one joke (which intentionally was made to not insult anyone or be belittling to anyone, for almost all moral standards) as if I just used a racist slur is... not a good way of keeping a room from being on edge.
@JourneymanGeek I used to have time to spend days researching the answer to questions but after too many rewards of less than 30 rep for that and too many rewards of 100's of Rep for questions taking a few hours research it became apparent that many don't really care for the mind numbing answers, or even the difficult ones, and that small bites appeal to a bigger audience. I know that's sad, but I don't own it.
That's the standard tenkeyless Num Lock key layout found on many PCs.
Turn off Num Lock - on my Lenovo, it's Fn + F10, but the combination may vary by manufacturer.
supercat and BowlOfRed's answers are right on the track, but I feel like there are some missing info that I can add.
Note: Since OP mentions "On almost all keyboard layouts I have ever seen", I assume OP is talking about QWERTY layout, which "is the most common modern-day keyboard layout for ...
@JourneymanGeek I meant that it is a little deluding when you get more rep for telling someone that a property exist (next time maybe try checking the intellisense autocompletion...) and nothing when you spend hours looking at SharePoint content db to try to help someone.
Add in the mix that I have a question/answer ratio of about 190 answers to 20 question... yet I basically never got a real answer to any of said questions...
Previously, my SPUtility.SendMail function is working, email sent and received.
But recently, the email was not sent out.
Base on articles on the net, I tried setting HttpContext.Current to null before invoking SendMail and change HttpContext.Current back. But this method did not work.
May I k...
so, I have two options: a) starting a comment chain, becoming the poster helpdesk service while trying to walk-trough him to the solution of the problem. This will mean that as soon as the solution becomes evident 99% of the time someone will sweep in and post an answer that basically is what I just said in the comment - bonus point if it is the original poster doing so while saying "I found it without no help! Yay!"
About 50 years ago, I read a science fiction story in a "year's best" anthology.
As I remember it, a guy was visiting a small moon and ran into a scary giant spider-like creature. He fired a shot, but missed. They somehow get trapped together. At some point, one or the other starts rapping o...
The unclear formatting and punctuation makes it hard to get to the gist of what you're saying, but it seems you're wondering why an answer received negative feedback? Except it didn't, it's standing at 0 score with 0 downvotes or upvotes as of now. Or did you mean that you triggered a ban warning by "and i ask myself ¿block?. It is going to be my last answer probably on my "cv""? I would find that rather odd unless you have a large number of undeleted, poorly received answers. — M.A.R. ಠ_ಠ1 min ago
Oookay... I just got an e-mail from someone named Anne Klaas. Now Anne is definitly female, but Klaas is as male as it gets for Dutch names... Now what!?
@ArtOfCode a black hole collection of weird borderline creepypasta / x-file archive of fictional stuff, written in research paper / classified document style
basically, Paranoia meets X-Files.
you start reading, and 5 minutes later when you stop you discover that 6-8 timeunits have already passed elsewhere in the universe
@Tinkeringbell see also en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anne which says "Anne is sometimes used as a male name in the Netherlands, particulary in the Frisian speaking part"
What are the consequences of that? It can't be edited or voted I guess (?). I can see it myself. It is important for me my boss can view it (?). And also I would like to edit it myself after investigating a bit. — Universal_learner32 mins ago
@ShadowWizard first rule of scolding: always also include @ShadowWizard to compensate for all the time he is alone in the room and thinks you won't notice.
@ShadowWizard Th gibberish example was only a side change. I wanted to describe the typical spam that should be flagged without bloating the paragraph, and I ended up attaching an image of an example.
@ShadowWizard I hit spam as hard as possible, frequently. Yesterday someone answered a question sufficiently and linked to their own blog post for a more in-depth explanation. Their blog was OnT and contained no ADs. I flagged it "fp-" and on the next line made a commentary that I was frustrated from finding sufficient reason to rate it as spam. So it is possible to "link to one's own site" even without a disclosed affiliation (since their site beared their name).
@Rob hmm... yeah, but those are very rare. More often people just write "See answer [in this awesome site]" and leave, expecting increase in their hit count and income.
@Rob well, at this point in time it's totally way beyond the "point of no return". Each OS, each device, has its own set, and renders it in different way. Totally silly, but lacking any authority that can enforce standards, that's the result.
@andmyself I suggest to replace the blank square will this: ♥
Yes, silent letters can be odd. In the middle of the word they can separate parts and clarify the word. At the beginning or end you wonder why ruin the alphabetization or make it longer.
Maybe he's also trying to have conversations in two rooms. @Mithrandir yesterday Smokey went down, I don't think you were pinged, do you have an instance for standby?
That's the standard tenkeyless Num Lock key layout found on many PCs.
Turn off Num Lock - on my Lenovo, it's Fn + F10, but the combination may vary by manufacturer.
supercat and BowlOfRed's answers are right on the track, but I feel like there are some missing info that I can add.
Note: Since OP mentions "On almost all keyboard layouts I have ever seen", I assume OP is talking about QWERTY layout, which "is the most common modern-day keyboard layout for ...
Simply give them the same name:
<input type="radio" name="radAnswer" />
Previously, my SPUtility.SendMail function is working, email sent and received.
But recently, the email was not sent out.
Base on articles on the net, I tried setting HttpContext.Current to null before invoking SendMail and change HttpContext.Current back. But this method did not work.
May I k...
About 50 years ago, I read a science fiction story in a "year's best" anthology.
As I remember it, a guy was visiting a small moon and ran into a scary giant spider-like creature. He fired a shot, but missed. They somehow get trapped together. At some point, one or the other starts rapping o...
