@YiJiangsProble_ yeah, it looks like you got in the 500-600 range (roughly) on 2 different days.
Theoretically, one could get about... 515*10+200=5350 (with a conservative guess at the answerPerDay limit, and assuming there were that many 500-point bounties all awarded to you on that day.
For this question: Is it true that your heart skips a beat when you sneeze?
I see there is a suggested edit:
But then The page has an overlay which I cannot get through and I have no choice but to refresh the page! (or pressing escape which both removes the overlay and the dialog)
@amanaPlanaCAnalPAnaMA I seem to remember this coming up on MSO in the past as well. It may have been a slightly different manifestation, but same general issue.
In this answer to the question Does your heart stop beating when you sneeze? it is stated that your heart can skip a beat when you sneeze?
Is that even possible?
@Lix Go into an elevator and do not turn around to look at the floor numbers and door - just walk straight in and continue to face the back wall. That earns you some seriously weird looks.
Run into a store and ask "What year is it?" - when you get a reply yell "IT WORKED!!!" and run out cheering :P
Get 4 pigs - spray paint a number on each one - 1, 2, 3, 5. Then release them in a mall and watch the security personal search like crazy for number 4 :P
Ok I will attempt to contribute my $0.02 to your dilemma.
I was using experts-exchange.com
Glad it's in the past ;)
I saw stackoverflow I liked its idea
Now you are in the right direction!
...allows the users to vote on a question which has not yet been resolved.
This is actua...
WARNING
Attempting to rope regexes into boolean logic best accomplished in a proper programming language is a thankless job. While it is possible to write /PAT1/ and not /PAT2/ using complex lookaheads so that it is just one pattern, it is a painful task. You don’t to do it this way!
You shoul...
I think that's for spam / deleted posts, Community "owns" those downvotes. But I guess the user ID doesn't show up in the Data Explorer for some reason. Hm.
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Steps to reproduce:
Step One:
Find a suggested edit
Step Two:
Click Reject:
Step Three:
Click on the custom radio:
Step Four:
Click on some other radio:
Conclusion:
CANNOT click on the reject Button. It is greyed out and unclickable (unless I put some text in the custom ...
@amanaPlanaCAnalPAnaMA I think there was a similar problem with the flagging menu, not sure if it was ever resolved. I'll see if I can repro it in a bit.
@PopularDemand Ire's answer was automatically converted because he only had one additional line of text. David's has one before and after the in-network link, which is (apparently) sufficient for the algorithm not to classify it as such.
@TimStone Originally mine was auto-converted as well. I re-answered with the additional post-link text and that seems to have gotten past the conversion mechanism.
@cdeszaq It's a hell of a live show. The year that I went to BurningMan it was the largest of the "someone brought a giant tesla coil to BurningMan, apparently" shows. There were others :)
I've done similar things with chain maille (while anodizing other chain maille, in fact). In my case, the spark wasn't intended, but thankfully I at least anticipated it.
Hmmmm, I seem to have gotten +2 reputation for a tag wiki edit that was rejected. Should I report this? The system still owes me +2 more from previous tag wiki edits that it did not grant me reputation for. o.o
Oh nevermind. That's weird how the excerpt would get approved and not the wiki itself...
It would seem that a lot of people have come to MSO, posted one unpopular thing and gotten run out of town so viciously that they never dared to return.
You will be happy to hear that WWF prevented me from playing ODDLIEST yesterday. I knew it wasn't really a word, but as you say, that doesn't always mean it's invalid, and it would've been worth so many points!
stackoverflow.com/suggested-edits/228702<-- Just to point out, only 853 out of the 2,257 questions tagged with [float] are even related to CSS. So why is [float] determined to be a CSS tag? This makes no sense!
Yes, I agree =) I just think it makes more logical sense. When you have an absolute value in those chained inequalities, it's a bit hard to conceptualize what it means.
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@RobertDailey Come to think of it, that means what you really want is user:me hasaccepted:0 answers:1; that'll weed out the questions that have zero answers.
Currently, the float tag is used as a CSS tag representing the float property for floating elements to the left or right. There are currently 2,257 questions tagged with it.
However, only 853 of these questions are tagged with css, leaving 1,404 questions tagged otherwise.
My question: how does...
@jadarnel27 Your best bet to escape the cash-suck is to learn to drink "normal" black coffee (if you don't already) and then buy a coffee pot. Saves me tons of cold, hard, cash. (but mostly the soft, warm, papery kind)
@jadarnel27 If it's the caffeine you're after, you can get them to add extra shots to a normal coffee. It will probably knock you for a loop if you go with a triple venti dark-roast, but it should do the trick.
"I don't have a cellphone or a pager. I simply hang out with everyone I know always. When someone needs to get a hold of me, they just say 'Tyer', and I say 'What?' and turn my head slightly...."
Since we have direct links to comments now, IMHO it would only be fair for comment links in the chat to be treated on the same level as question and answer links.
(This question feels kinda empty, and I don't even have a pony picture handy to pad it...)
Implement the following javascript in PHP:
var foo = {
apple: function() { return this.orange },
orange: 1};
(function(){
return typeof arguments[0]();
})(foo.apple);
For this question: Is it true that your heart skips a beat when you sneeze?
I see there is a suggested edit:
But then The page has an overlay which I cannot get through and I have no choice but to refresh the page! (or pressing escape which both removes the overlay and the dialog)
Ok I will attempt to contribute my $0.02 to your dilemma.
I was using experts-exchange.com
Glad it's in the past ;)
I saw stackoverflow I liked its idea
Now you are in the right direction!
...allows the users to vote on a question which has not yet been resolved.
This is actua...
WARNING
Attempting to rope regexes into boolean logic best accomplished in a proper programming language is a thankless job. While it is possible to write /PAT1/ and not /PAT2/ using complex lookaheads so that it is just one pattern, it is a painful task. You don’t to do it this way!
You shoul...
Currently, the float tag is used as a CSS tag representing the float property for floating elements to the left or right. There are currently 2,257 questions tagged with it.
However, only 853 of these questions are tagged with css, leaving 1,404 questions tagged otherwise.
My question: how does...
Since we have direct links to comments now, IMHO it would only be fair for comment links in the chat to be treated on the same level as question and answer links.
(This question feels kinda empty, and I don't even have a pony picture handy to pad it...)
