wasn't the font changed recently? there was a big fuss about it, browser default is to use whatever the site has chosen unless overridden (I didn't change any settings)
Update 3 - The changes from round 2 are live, but with one notable exception: On Linux, we spec’d “Liberation Sans” and “Liberation Mono”. Did some digging on that PR and installed a few Linux VMs and found Liberation to be the best way to normalize across Linux distros. It also solves an issue w...
my bad, I was wrong; the compose-a-question preview is wider than a typical post, and long story short, I thought something changed -- also thanks for the link; so it wasn't OS-based and now it is, got it
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@Luuklag Given how it mentioned cancer, a deployed husband losing his mind if he sees the hair cut too short, never being a girly girl, not having a mother and the long hair being a way to 'act as a real female'.... I think I polished a turd but whatever XD
@Luuklag The answers are slightly, but meaningfully, different. When loaded from the question link, the one you linked does not reload the page (as it notes).
A demonstration is perhaps in order. Click this link, then click the link in the answer I just linked to. Note that the page does not reload, though we've jumped between answers.
Note also that loading the question, then scrolling down to that answer, then clicking the link, also does not reload the page.
Finally, note that not reloading if you click the link once is a somewhat more practical feature than not reloading if you click the link twice.
But I'm meh on the idea of version tags, even for SO. Mostly because I don't believe every answer/question will ever have the correct tags, so they'll become more noise and another source of frustration. Instead of hearing that the answer was outdated, now the problem will just move to the tags being incorrect or not present.
@P.Mort.-forgotClayShirky_q, that question, this question itself, and your SO sample question. None of them caused this behaviour for me on FF on MAC. Fun thing is I'm on a windows PC right now, and can replicate. So this appears to be OS specific? — Luuklag10 mins ago
But its the lovely vicious cycle of work leaves me no energy to do anything, and I need energy to be more proactive about the stuff that needs my attention and isn't work
@JourneymanGeek In uni, one of the assignments we had was to calculate the Bacon number of various people. If I dig up the old code for that, I'd first wonder why I still have it and then probably throw it away. But in theory, I'd be able to calculate yours.
But also the program needs to read a dataset that has movies with actors in them, so you'd also need to provide me a full file that has all movies with people worked on them. The bigger we were given was about 100MB but was far from complete. And it also listed actors only.
Well, I don't suppose I can dodge work anymore. Although, amusingly, this IS productive time for me now, so...... but the other stuff still has to get done. Ya'll have a good $time_of_orbit
clearing by closing/reopening prevents those same users from being able to cast another vote on that post, which can be considered a useful side-effect
@Glorfindel heads up that one of your suggested edits linked to the archive.org landing page for picking the revision to view rather than directly to the blog post (I've since added a follow-up edit to fix that and one other issue).
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